Waching daily Oct 25 2017

ladies and gentlemen check out this old seaboard style crossing this is ancient

this is over here on Miller Drive ill include a google link so you guys can

see where I'm at check this out look at the signal base

this is a US&S

made in the USA, look at the rust on that

then obviously on those visors are new so are the lights which is are safe fan yeah

and then I can't see if it there's a pinnacle up top that's from the Seaboard

days

okay see the lens here no left turn that's a regular led right there so

let me go ahead and give you a look at the rest of the crossing so over there you have the

the median crossing and here you got a nice pine tree think that's

Australian pine

so this is the CSX s line homestead subdivision here you see the pedestrian

crossing

think that's a reco on the crossing gate up top then safe tran signal base

and the gate mechanism is a safe tran as well, this would be track view Southwest

there's and there you have the relay case, this here is highway 874

You can hear the bad rail over there

voodoo

track view Southwest again and then let me show you what the crossing looks like

so right now I'm facing the West this is Miller Dr

this is what this crossing looks like from here

so as you can see

here's the emergency contact info

CSX s line homestead subdivision mile post 45.62

we got safe tran LED lights all around here and we got a WRRS bracket

look at that

patent is in 1937 wow okay cross buck and those are safe tran lights

overhead too, okay

lets see when is a good time to crossover, think now is, okay this is track view

northeast

and then this is a very basic over here we got a safe tran gate mechanism, safe

tran signal base, safe tran lights. Reco lights on the aluminum crossing gate

let me go ahead

and make a run for it boom okay got it I know that's where I was or I just

filmed the cantilever and then over there is that old-school seaboard

the 1st one ok

facing east and then here we got this pedestrian crossing this is also a

safe tran system signal base and a safe tran gate mechanism this one's

actually fiberglass

and

okay safe tran sorry Signal base

safe Tran gate mechanism that's an aluminum crossing gate with Reco lights on

the crossing gate, safe tran lights over here then I was trying to see what kind of signal

base this was but it doesn't have any info on it

maybe safe tran

I already described the card that's the CSX

s line homestead subdivision and then give you a look at this crossing

yeah it's a very

"high class" area of South Miami it's right on the border of South

Miami and Coral Gables, they have some very expensive houses here.

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2017 Psychic Prediction - Planetary Vibration October 26 - Dr. Rita Louise - Duration: 5:57.

Hi I'm Dr. Rita Louise and this is a Planetary Vibration Reading for the week of October

26, 2017

So whether you are a Democrat or Republican, for or against Trump, white, black or any

color in-between, the only thing that really matters is that we are all people, human beings

living here on this hunk of rock that we call Earth.

So regardless of who you are, it is only by letting go of the ties that bind you that

you can experience the freedom that you have long desired.

If you would like schedule a psychic reading from me, contact me through my webpage – soulhealer.com.

Here's This Week's Reading Planetary Vibration Reading

Well change is in the air.

This week there are two primary areas where transformation is occurring.

The first is in the First Chakra, which is located at the base of the spine.

It is responsible for our connection to the earth as well as our ability to ground or

feel grounded.

Through the first chakra, we can let go of the old, only to make room for the new.

This week we are working on cleaning up our acts.

We are cutting cords and letting go of those things that do not support us and our lives.

The impression I get is that we are not even looking inside the boxes of our emotional

baggage.

Instead there is a whole hearted purging going on.

If the box looks old, if it does not feel right, if it just looks bad, it is being tossed.

These changes being made in the first chakra may show up in any area of your life.

Have you started looking for a new job?

Have you recently ended a relationship or decided it was time to start down a new life

path?

We are being giving the opportunity to let go of fears that have been limiting us and

providing us with the stability to finally take a stand for what we truly think and desire.

It is only by letting go of the ties that bind you that you can experience the freedom

that you have long desired.

There is something very anarchistic in the feelings that I am getting.

The question is, however, how far do we take these feelings to?

And that is also part of the problem many face.

They feel trapped in a system that they are unable to change.

Granted, you can change what is going on around you within your own home but short of getting

off the grid and escaping to a mountain top, we all still have to live in and deal with

a system that is increasingly hostile.

From that system, there is no escape, at least not right now.

I recently read an article on called How The Consciousness Shift May Be Affecting You,

a topic we have been covering in this weekly report.

According to the author, the problems we are experiencing are happening because we are

moving to a higher vibration.

This spiritual evolution brings with it a higher level of consciousness.

The article suggest that we are moving from a state of fear, violence, struggle and strife

to a state of being characterized by unity, peace, cooperation, compassion, harmony and

freedom.

Is that the case?

Is this part of our spiritual evolution?

Are we being dragged through the depths of hell so that we can emerge on the other side

in a better place?

To be honest, I think that the challenging energy we are facing right now can only help

to make us be stronger and more resilient.

In times like this I can often hear Janice Joplin in my head singing "freedoms just

another word for nothing else to lose".

The only way to experience true freedom is to let go of those ties that bind you.

For many of us, we have to hit rock bottom until we finally let go and change.

The part that scares me is how low will we as a global community have to go until we

hit rock bottom, because I do not believe we change of our own free will.

In any case, while there is much growth, transition and change appearing in this reading the overwhelming

message is about nurturing yourself, honoring yourself and being open to receiving nurturing

from those around you.

There is something new coming in and it is still in the process of being birthed into

this physical reality.

What it is, I do not know yet.

Good or bad, I do not know yet, but I will keep you informed.

That's it for this week's reading.

Please share it with your friends of FaceBook, Twitter and Instagram.

Like me Dr. Rita Louise on FaceBook or schedule a private consultation.

Till next time....

Be Blessed.

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I don't blame you. Blogging started out as

nothing more than an online diary in the

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kids will tell you, it was during the Stone Age).

People talked about everything that was on their

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An Alaskan Mile - Duration: 21:13.

(wind whistling)

(slow suspenseful music)

(upbeat music)

- Everyone runs the mile, whether it be growing up in

PE class or running track in high school,

and it's a barrier, you know?

- That's a pretty big task to break four up here, I think.

Weather is always such a big factor this far north.

- Yeah, there's some states where weather's perfect

and it's easy to break four just about anywhere anytime,

but up here you got a three-month weather window in the

summer, and even during the summer it rains a lot, it's

windy a lot, it's hard to find good conditions.

You need a good group of fast guys to really try to

get after it and go for it, and lay it all on the line.

(upbeat playful music)

- This is a chance to bring a really complete

field of quality milers.

We have an Olympian Ben Blankenship.

- There's another shot in Kodiak, but I hopefully

will get it done today, and there's a couple other guys

all trying to break four.

Garrett Heath, he's probably the (laughs), he's the

oldest guy out of all of us.

- Yeah, I am one of the older ones here, I guess.

I feel like that's kind of been my role for too long now.

I've felt like I was the old guy

in the sport five years ago.

Hold onto the dream as long as possible.

This is just a fun experience, you know?

Try to come up to a state where four

has never been broken outdoors.

Ben's probably one of the big guys to beat,

and then I just raced Kyle Merber.

- To me this event is basically about bringing

track and field back home for Trevor since he was

shoveling the track and running two mile time trials here,

and he's gone on to do some pretty cool things,

and he hasn't really had an opportunity

to race on home soil in a long time.

In terms of competition and guys that I know best,

it would be my teammate Colby Alexander.

- Yep, going for a nice shake out.

I like to get like five hours out from warm up.

Maybe this will come back to bite me, but I'm gonna go an

extra five minutes and go 15 minutes.

I like Cleveland sports, I like ice cream,

and I like to stay hydrated, and I guess I run too.

That's everything you need to know about me, I guess.

- On paper I have probably the fifth or sixth fastest

PR in the field, but that's how I like it, you know?

Go in as the underdog.

I'd rather finish 100th place and set a PR rather than

win and run really slow.

It's not as fulfilling.

- The main goal is always to win, but up here I think

just as equally the main goal is to break four.

If there's anywhere in the country that can appreciate it,

it's here.

(wind howling)

- So I think there was a little bit of doubt of whether

or not people would even care.

(playful suspenseful music)

- In Alaska, no one's ever broken four outdoors before.

Everyone knows what a home run is, everyone knows

what a slam dunk is, people know what a sub-four mile is.

But they've never seen one.

- I think these races are almost

more stressful than a US Championship.

You've already set up people saying we're gonna break four.

- I think it's just like a

pretty cool special thing that could happen.

- When we showed up at the high school an hour before the

race, and we're gonna go warm up, there was virtually

no one there in the stands at the moment.

- There's literally no one there. (laughs)

There's five people in the stands, and we're like,

it's the first year, you know.

- It was kind of like it was a bad high school dual meet,

and the winds were howling off the mountains,

and I was like, what are we doing here?

Thank God no one's here to witness what we're about

to put out, because I don't think anyone's getting

under four in this.

- There's no way we break 4:05.

It's not happening.

It's way too windy.

- We acknowledge that there was a elephant in the room,

a windy elephant.

But once the gun went off, we're just back to racing.

We've done it a thousand times.

- Warming up, going through strides, drills, and getting

the spikes on, and you look over and there's 700 people

in the stands, and there's another 100 walking in from

the parking lot a minute before the race starts.

(upbeat music)

- And people were pouring into the stadium.

- Next thing you know those stands are filled,

and there's like 1,000 people there.

(cheers)

- The atmosphere just built really quickly.

- [Announcer] As the four-minute mile barrier, which is a

time steeped in tradition, without a doubt the finest

field of runners ever assembled on Alaskan soil.

(upbeat rock music)

- It was just a series of feeling amazing with the wind

at your back and then absolutely grinding into the wind

on the home straightaway.

There's a reason why people don't necessarily break

four minutes at the mile in Alaska all the time.

- Sure you can break four, but it still hurts

to break four, and especially in bad conditions it's gonna

hurt a bit more, so you need to be willing to hurt.

550 to go, Trevor I think could kind of feel it lagging

a little bit as well, and even though it was coming into

the home stretch, which is really where the wind was

whipping, just really went for it.

- I got a little impatient, and I ended up just blasting

into the lead with 300 to go.

- Coming home that last 100 meters could be

some of the most brutal 15 seconds of your life.

- [Announcer] We got 'em winded up pretty good here

on this last lap.

- Like around 70 to go, I kind of feel Ben coming.

- [Announcer] That's Ben Blankenship now moving

through the pen.

- Those two pulled up next to each other,

and were just staring each other down,

and while they were focused on each other,

I was able to swing out into lane two.

(cheers)

- [Announcer] The history of Alaska sub-four minutes.

We just saw it right here.

- Like these sort of races that track and field

is supposed to be, and this is what keeps you going.

- I'd rather have 1,000 fans that are so fully invested

in the race that they're on their feet just

absolutely yelling for four minutes,

vs. having 10,000 people who don't care.

- The Alaskan crowd there is a hell of a crowd,

hell of an event, hell of a race,

so looking forward to doing it again.

(quiet orchestral music)

- Today, yeah, it seems like it started so long ago.

We went fishing.

(upbeat rock music)

And then hit the trail in the four-wheelers,

and just mud bogged like I've never mud bogged before.

(upbeat rock music)

- [Man] We did it!

- I was in the Honda 500.

I was the pilot for that.

- [Man] Colby says we're done.

We'll wait here.

- It seems like I got stuck.

Got stuck twice on the way out.

- I think Colby is flooding the engine, I'm not sure.

It looks not good, though.

- But it wasn't a big deal.

I was just learning how to do it.

(engine revving)

(peaceful nature and guitar music)

- I'll tell you this much, there won't be any sticks

left in this river when I'm done.

- I think I got a big fish.

I don't know, it might be a log.

- Any fish, I don't even care if it's big.

I'll take a minnow.

- But I see a fish, I just wanna

cast it at that fish, right?

- All right, I'm gonna throw it way out there this time.

Oh shit!

- [Man] Eat it, wake up.

Eat it.

- I'd say fishing is extremely boring

until it's extremely exciting.

(upbeat rock music)

(splashing)

Being the most skilled fisherman here, I apparently

just stabbed this thing in the back.

It's like, "Et tu, Kyle?"

(splashing)

(yells)

(cheers)

I love you, Garrett's fish.

I always wanted to be fileted with you!

- USADA's gonna test that day?

- [Garrett] I hope not.

I should have told USADA I was gonna be out here.

Did you update your whereabouts?

- [Kyle] I dare you to come test us.

(laughs)

Good luck, I have no idea where we are.

(soaring orchestral music)

- 10-minute drive, you are outside of civilization

here in Kodiak.

- Feels like The Revenant meets Jurassic Park

out in the middle of nowhere, just no humans anywhere.

Looking for bears, trying to find just wildlife.

- You see pictures and they look amazing,

but today as I was trying to snap pictures of it,

nothing could do it justice until you're there

and you get your full 360 view spinning around

in unbelievable untouched mountains in every direction.

(soaring orchestral music)

(airplane engine roars)

(upbeat music)

- When I was in high school, would probably be

the last time I actually raced on this track,

so it's been a long time.

It's hard to get anywhere.

To travel's super expensive, so we came up with a time

trial on the track, and as fate would have it

it just turned into terrible conditions out there.

- So I remember watching the Trevor-shoveled track

two mile time trial and just being blown away.

- [Man] Okay, runners take your mark.

Go!

Go, go, go!

(cheers) - He did it just in the most

blue collar way possible

with a few people there cheering him on.

That's kind of the legend of Trevor Dunbar,

and where it started.

- I think relative to a lot of parts in Alaska,

it was mild winter so I was trying to look at it

from that perspective, that I'd always have even in the

darkest time of winter, an hour after school that would

be light so I could just get out of school

and get my run in right away.

Kept me real honest because I knew

I couldn't mess around at all.

- [Man] (cheers) 9:01!

- It's a fishing town.

It's a Coast Guard town, but we also are super isolated,

so having sports is an outlet when you're young,

keeps you away from drugs and keeps you focused on a good,

productive, healthy path, and I think without sports there

wouldn't have been much direction to my life.

(contemplative guitar music)

- Trevor embodies this idea of

bringing great distance running back to Alaska.

Trevor runs into so many people that seem so supportive

of his dreams, and I think a lot of people, especially

in a tight-knit community where he grew up, and his dad's

this living legend, to bring that spirit and his abilities

back home and do something no Alaskan has done before,

break four on Alaskan soil would be pretty cool.

- It's hard to be around here and be a little bit of a

whiner about the conditions not being perfect on the track

when these people are coming in from days, weeks being out

in the ocean and freezing, and just sucking it up,

and loving it, so you just gotta embrace it.

You better go for it, 'cause if not

nobody's gonna respect you for it.

- Running is not a perfect science, that there's gonna be

a million reasons that you shouldn't run fast, and that's

not necessarily a good enough reason to not run fast.

(laughs)

- Tough weather to deal with, but we think it makes us

tougher and it's just a love for sports

that brings us all together.

- Even if it's bad weather, these guys

might do amazing things.

I'm excited for what's gonna happen.

Great things have happened on this track before,

and I think we're gonna see a big day out of that tomorrow.

(upbeat music)

(airplane engine roars)

- [Announcer] Okay, ladies and gentlemen.

We are now ready for the show we've all been waiting for.

- [Kyle] My expectations going into

the Kodiak race were definitely high.

- [Garrett] Then it started raining,

wind picked up a little bit,

and so it got cold really quickly.

- I didn't think the weather would affect 'em that bad

'cause they're trained athletes,

and Kodiak, we're used to running in the weather.

And I've seen a lot of good performances

in that kind of weather.

(suspenseful music)

- In that situation, the guys that I would have expected

to win if it wasn't me, were Garrett or Ben 'cause they're

from Minnesota, they have beards.

- [Garrett] By the time we did intros and toed the line,

I was frozen.

- I still thought somebody was gonna break four.

I wasn't so sure they were gonna get the soil record,

3:58.3.

- Somebody would have to put their neck on the line,

or be like the lamb to the slaughter to get us

to 1,200 meters, and I knew nobody really wanted to do it.

- [Announcer] Runners, to your mark!

(suspenseful music)

(upbeat drums music)

(cheers)

- [Announcer] 58, 59, 60 for the first lap.

(upbeat drums music)

(cheers)

- Right around a K, I actually kind of felt

the pace starting to lag and so, I was like,

if we're anywhere close, we need to go.

- There was definitely a point in there when I was just

trying to get everything out of myself that I could,

'cause I wanted to make sure that I was doing my best.

- [Announcer] It's Garrett Heath now, our leader.

(cheers)

- [Announcer] Blankenship, Dunbar.

Three minutes! (peaceful orchestral music)

- As a frustrated four-minute miler myself, when I came

through in three minutes, that was trouble.

I never got that magical 58 second last lap that I needed.

I knew it was gonna have to be the fastest lap of the race.

- When I went around Trevor at 500 meters to go,

but I was hoping Trevor would still be there,

but he did quite a bit of work and put his neck on the line.

(cheers)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Right when I crossed the finish line, there was

probably like instant disappointment.

- It's heartbreaking to see your kid not happy.

I could tell he wasn't happy after the race.

And I just wanted to tell him, it's okay, you know.

We love you no matter how you ran.

That's not important, the important is that you

gave it your all, that you put this great event together,

and the fans here still love you too.

(cheers and applause)

- Got over it really quick when I had that hometown crowd

and I kind of put a smile on my face really fast,

and it was hard to dwell on just a bad performance

when really it meant so much more.

- Everywhere we've been, people have been so excited

about it, that just doesn't necessarily

happen in all communities.

- Yeah, I'm glad someone from the race broke four,

and got that record.

I didn't, no I ran four flat again.

- After Anchorage, I was thinking about what my 3:59

was worth, you know, effort-wise.

But Ben running 3:57 is really really impressive.

- I've been to tons of continents,

but I've never seen the outside of my hotel room

other than the track, so to come up here and spend it

with the guys was really fun.

Sounds kind of bro-y that I say it out loud now.

(peaceful orchestral music)

- These guys really bonded as friends, more than

competitors, and I think that a famous quote from

Emil Zatopek, his quote was, "The victory is great,

"but the friendship of all is greater."

(peaceful piano music)

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How To Stream On Twitch | 2017 OBS Set Up - Duration: 8:26.

what is up YouTube it's Dahberger here and I'm bringing you my in-depth guide

on how to setup OBS Studios for twitch streaming

all right guys let's get into the settings for OBS studios I'm not gonna

walk you through how to download and install OBS because I'm gonna assume you

already have it so we're gonna go into our settings here and in this first

general tab we just have our basic settings that don't really affect the

stream itself but I like to point out to people that there's a couple of options

in here that you can use to really optimize your stream and that big one is

the output right here so I like to show confirmation dialog when I start

streaming and when I stop streaming so that when I'm going and playing a game

if the stream stops I'm gonna get a notification saying that the stream has

gone offline so that way I can fix it faster other than that you can change

the theme I like to go with the dark theme personally it's just a little bit

easier on the eyes now let's get into the actual stream settings over here so

in this panel you're gonna want to go to your service this video is for twitch

streaming if you want to see a video on how to set it up for YouTube streaming I

might make another video just let me know in the comment section below

so the first thing you want to do is set your server I don't normally do the

recommended settings what I personally like to do to make sure that I'm getting

the best quality is I go and I use this tool called the twitch bandwidth

bandwidth test and what this is gonna do is it's going to tell you which

streaming server to connect to when you're streaming to twitch so you want

to put in your stream key right here and I go to automatic OBS settings for the

TCP window size because that's what your stream is going to be outputting to and

I want to make sure that my test is accurate for the test duration I like to

click on long and that's because when you're streaming you're normally not

streaming for a short amount of time so we want to optimize that duration now we

go down to the regions to test section and you'll want to click on the region

that you're located in so for me that's going to be United States if you want to

test in multiple regions to to see the results feel free you can

check off any of them and once you're finished you're gonna click on the start

button alright once the test is finished running you want to look at the results

here and you want to first start with anything that has a quality of 100 so if

you have a couple of those you have a couple of different options for your

server to connect to and then you go on over here to the bandwidth anything that

has the ten thousand-plus is gonna be an optimal stream so the

last thing you want to check to choose between the two servers so I have Dallas

and I have Miami is the return times so you just want to

select the lowest one for me that would be Miami at 35 and our bandwidth test

click on server and then find the server that you had the best connection to next

we're gonna go into the output pane and here I like to keep the output modes

simple unless you know a little bit more about your your rig that you're

streaming off of and you want to tweak and fine-tune the settings we're going

to keep it on the simple output mode now down here you see video bitrate now if

you are not a twitch partner you want to keep a video bitrate that is generally

viewable from all and any of your audience and what this means is that

twitch is not going to optimize the bitrate for your viewers unless you're a

partner so you want to keep that bit rate at a setting that most people can

view your stream on so I like to keep mine around 2,500 if you find that it's

affecting your computer's ability to stream you can always lower it to give

you a more stable stream down here we didn't have the encoder settings if your

graphics card is stronger than software settings then click on your your

graphics card down here for me I keep it on software and audio bitrate I like to

keep it 160 for any audio engineers out there feel free to comment down below

with any input you have on audio bitrate below the streaming settings we have the

recording settings and this is just if you're going to record simultaneously

you can change that where you're gonna be recording it to I like to change my

settings to indistinguishable quality and then my format to mp4 and this is

only if you're gonna record and stream if not you can just leave these settings

the same they really don't affect your stream whatsoever

we're gonna go to audio the only setting you have to change here is the mic

auxilary audio device and you're gonna choose whichever one your microphone is

connected to if you're using a Yeti snowball you're gonna see that pop up if

you're streaming from the webcam mic you can use that microphone I use my my

microphone set that I have built in to my sound board so I'm just going to

select that you can enable push to mute if you would want to I don't I just let

it stream with me while I'm streaming and here we have the video options now

here we are the base comp canvas resolution this is the resolution of

your monitoring more importantly it's the resolution that you want to view

your game that you're streaming in so I select 1920 by 1080 and this is just

dependent on what you want to view the game in for the output scale again if

you're not a twitch partner I downscale it to try to 720p and this is just so

that all of my viewers who watch are able to see it without the stream being

affected on their end and then you want to change your downscale filter to

bicubic and you can just keep that setting the same the last tag we have

down here is that the FPS values you shouldn't have to tweak this unless

you're playing a game like csgo or a first-person shooter that has a lot more

frames per second of movement you're gonna want to increase that and it

depends on what you want to sacrifice in your stream if you want to bring it all

the way up to 60 your stream is gonna run it's gonna take a little bit more to

run so that's based on your computer and it's based on the computers or the

viewing device that your viewers are watching your stream on and unless

you're a twitch partner you know if you're a twitch partner you don't have

to worry about it so much you can just go all the way up to 60 but play with it

see what it works best on your stream with your

viewers and don't be afraid to ask your viewers if the stream is coming in clear

for them at the the framerate that you set we have our hotkeys menu this is

just self-explanatory if you want to set a key for streaming to start streaming

to stop streaming you can set it here same with the muting and the unmuting of

the mic and the last pane we have is the advanced panel I don't play with

anything in here you don't really need to for your stream for the most part the

only thing that you may want to change is the stream delay and twitch has an

auto stream delay now of about 5 to 10 seconds but if you want more of a stream

delay you can enable this and change the duration of how long you want the the

delay to be and that is it you click apply once you're finished with all of

these settings and ok and that's all there is to it folks that is how to do

the basic setup on OBS studios for your twitch stream make sure to subscribe

down below I'll be putting out a bunch more tutorials on setting up live

streaming to twitch with twitch alerts and more in depth setting guides if you

want make sure to leave any questions below if you need help setting up your

stream and feel free to plug in your twitch channel I'll go in I'll check out

your stream see the quality and give you any tips and tricks I have for you

personally on how to optimize your stream feel free to leave any

suggestions also in the comments for any videos that you want to see me make give

me the thumbs up if this video is helpful and I'll check you next time

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TMIN News 02: Before You File - Duration: 10:41.

MARK TRADEMAN, TMIN NEWS ANCHOR: Refusals.

Delays.

Loss of time and money.

Usually leading to the death of a trademark application.

That's the report we're getting from the Trademark Office at this hour.

If you fail to search for conflicting marks before filing, improperly fill out the application,

or fail to submit the proper supporting documents, you may create major deficiencies in your

application.

Take a look.

DAVEY V., MUSICIAN: Yeah, I really didn't know what I was doing.

But, I'm in a band with some friends and we wanted to protect our band name.

So, I got online after a show one night and filled out the application.

Um, but doing it in a rush like that was a mistake because I wasted a year and 225 dollars.

Did you know that fee was nonrefundable?

TRADEMAN: So, if you are a first-time filer, wish to

avoid delays, or want to avoid an application that is void from the start, stay tuned for

some important tips just released by the Trademark Office.

First, use the electronic resources provided to you by the Office.

For example, before you even start the application, use the Trademark Electronic Search System,

or TESS, to search for marks that are confusingly similar to yours.

If there's a live mark in the system that is similar to yours and used with related

goods and services, your application may be refused.

ALICIA E., LIFE COACH: It's a good thing I checked, actually.

Turns out some guy in Alaska had already filed for the mark I wanted in a related business.

So, I just picked a new mark.

Saved me a bunch of money!

TRADEMAN: Second, file electronically.

Use the Trademark Electronic Application System, or TEAS (T-E-A-S), to file your application.

Once you start to fill out the application form, remember that the Owner of the Mark

is not necessarily the name of the person filling out the form.

If the owner of the trademark is a corporation, Limited Liability Company, partnership, or

other legally formed business, use the name of the business as the Applicant Name.

And don't forget to include the state in which the business is incorporated or organized.

If you alone own the trademark, you may indicate this by filling in your personal name, clicking

that you are an Individual, and selecting your country of citizenship.

Pay careful attention to this matter or you could end up with a void application.

NOEMI, FASHION DESIGNER: I screwed up big time!

I put down my name, plus my mom's name, 'cause she kinda gave me the idea.

And also that I was an LLC 'cause I wanted to file papers for that and I thought, well,

if I put it down, I'd file for it, but then I didn't.

It was a mess.

I guess I'll read the form next time!

TRADEMAN: I've just been informed that we have breaking

news from the Trademark Office.

Karen, can we go live?

OK.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're taking you live to the USPTO campus.

Standing outside the atrium is our own Sandhya Mahajan.

Sandhya, what's the story?

SANDHYA MAHAJAN, TMIN INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER: Well, Mark, I've just been informed that the

number one mistake first time filers make is not understanding that a drawing of the

mark is not the same thing as a specimen.

Ever.

A drawing of the mark is merely a depiction of the mark by itself, without anything else

around it.

As you can see from the screen, it could be a Standard Character Mark, meaning you don't

claim rights to any particular style, font, or color.

Or, it could be a Stylized or Special Form mark.

A specimen, on the other hand, shows how you actually use the mark in commerce in connection

with your goods and services.

For example, if you use the mark on goods, you'd submit a picture of the mark on a label

or hang tag that is attached to the goods.

For services, on the other hand, advertising and marketing materials are acceptable, so

long as they show the mark being used in the advertising or providing of the services.

Don't confuse the two and remember: a drawing shows what the mark is; a specimen shows how

the mark is used.

That's all from here, Mark.

I'll let you know if anything else develops.

TRADEMAN: Thanks, Sandhya; keep us posted.

Now, uh, I guess this is number four?

Make sure to correctly identify your goods or services.

JAMIE H., GENERAL CONTRACTOR: My goodsy what?

TRADEMAN: Choose carefully, because an incorrect identification

of goods and services could prevent registration down the road.

And, in these situations, the Office does not issue refunds.

JAMIE H.: Learned that the hard way.

TRADEMAN: If you're asking what an "identification"

is or what is meant by "goods and services," think about it this way.

What do customers purchase from you?

An actual physical product that bears your trademark?

Or do they hire you to perform an activity for them?

If it's products, you have goods.

If it's activities, you have services.

Although the determination of whether you have goods or services can be confusing, it's

critical that you make the correct identification.

To help you along, let's look at an example that applicants often find confusing: "T-shirts"

and the custom imprinting of t-shirts.

Let's say you designed a bunch of t-shirts and you want to sell them.

If a customer purchases one, you're providing goods: t-shirts.

Note that the customer didn't pay you to perform an activity.

He paid you for a "thing."

You, then, are a goods provider and you'd want to identify your goods as "t-shirts."

On the other hand, let's say a customer has created a new design that she wants you to

print on a t-shirt.

If you do as she asks, you're providing a service: a custom imprinting service.

Although the customer does end up with a t-shirt, she didn't come to you to purchase a "thing."

She hired you to perform an activity.

You, then, are a service provider and you'd want to identify your services as "Custom

imprinting of t-shirts" or "Silk screen printing."

But "Wait!" you might be asking.

"Don't I need to put down that I'm selling my t-shirts?"

The quick answer is "No."

The selling of your own goods is never a service, but the providing of a convenient place to

purchase goods is.

So, if you have a website or a retail store where you provide a place for people to purchase

goods, such as t-shirts, then you'd want to identify "retail store services."

For our example here, your services would be "Retail store and online retail store services

featuring t-shirts."

See the difference between them all?

It can be confusing, but just remember: goods are things that bear your trademark; services

are activities that you perform for others.

The Office has a listing of acceptable goods and services in the Trademark Manual of Acceptable

Identifications of Goods and Services, also known as the ID Manual.

For guidance, spend a few minutes with the ID Manual and see if the Manual contains an

identification that accurately reflects your goods and services.

If so, use that ID in your application.

It's important to list the correct ID, because you can't add additional goods and services

later and you can't switch back and forth between goods and services if you get it wrong.

The Office has also indicated that the goods or services you identify should only be those

with which you are actually using the mark or have a bona fide intent to use with the

mark.

Theoretical usage doesn't count.

RICK A., ENTREPRENEUR/INVENTOR: Don't try to list everything within a class

of goods or services.

It's a complete waste of time.

There's no way you're going to use your mark on everything.

Instead, just put down those items on which you're actually going to use your mark.

TRADEMAN: Fifth, as you figure out your goods and services,

figure out your correct filing basis.

If you are already using the mark in interstate commerce, you should file under the Section

1(a) Use-in-Commerce basis.

If you are not yet using the mark in interstate commerce, but have a bona fide intent to do

so within the next 3 to 4 years, you should file under the Section 1(b) Intent-to-Use

basis.

For more details on the examination chronology, check out the Application Timeline found on

the USPTO website.

Finally, always remember that registration is not instantaneous or guaranteed.

Each application must be reviewed for legal requirements and this takes time.

Although your application usually will begin to be examined within 3 months, final disposition

may be months or years down the road.

You may need to respond to refusals by the examining attorney, submit additional documents,

and pay additional fees.

This is especially true if you are filing under the Intent to Use basis.

You will be required to submit additional forms and you will be required to pay additional

fees.

While some applicants complete the application process without assistance from a lawyer,

other applicants hire attorneys who specialize in trademark law to help them through the

proceedings.

The choice is yours; do what is right for you.

BARTON C., SPORTING GOODS STORE OWNER: Well, I didn't realize this before I filed

my first application, but there are lawyers out there who specialize in trademark law.

Which is fantastic, 'cause not only do they do the search to let you know if your mark

is eligible for registration, but they also file the application for you and then they'll

handle any problems that might arise through the whole process.

I mean, maybe not everybody needs the help, but I figure it's a legal proceeding.

Why not let the lawyer handle it?

Know what I mean?

TRADEMAN: A transcript of this report, a list of these

critical application issues, and a link to the Trademark Processing Timelines are all

available on the Trademark Information Network page through USPTO.gov/TMVideos.

Remember, these are all general guidelines and may not be directly applicable to your

case.

For more breaking coverage on ways to save time and money at the Trademark Office, keep

it right here.

Additional news segments cover topics in the filing form, as well as what you need to know

after you've submitted your application.

Watch them now and replay them as often as you like.

No need to wait for news at 11...

I'm Mark Trademan, Trademark Information Network.

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6 Things You Didn't Know About Wolfenstein: The New Order - Duration: 2:48.

What's up, MittenSquad?

My name is Paul and welcome back to another video.

In this video, i'll be going over 6 Things You Didn't Know About Wolfenstein: The New

Order.

Number 6.

After World War 2 ended, Germany creates a series of laws that made it illegal for any

non-educational media referencing the Nazi Party to be sold in Germany.

Nazi's are a primary focus of Wolfenstein The New Order.

To sell their game in Germany, MachineGames renamed the Nazi's to the Regime and changed

hundreds of in-game models to reference the Regime instead of the Nazi Party.

This made Wolfenstein: The New Order the first Wolfenstein game to be released in Germany.

Number 5.

In the headquarters of those resisting the Nazi's, you can kind some artwork from Wolfenstein

3D on the wall above a mattress in the corner on the upper level.

Sleeping in the bed will cause Blazkowicz to have a "Nightmare" which let's the

player play a remake of the first two levels of Wolfenstein 3D.

Number 4.

In the 7th chapter of The New Order, you are tasked with getting a concrete sample for

Anya.

When searching for the concrete, you can find two vault doors that have the number 101 written

on them.

This is an obvious reference to Fallout 3 in which the main character emerges from Vault

101 at the beginning of the game.

Another Fallout easter egg can be found in the first mission of the Old Blood DLC.

On a vending machine you can see a button for Nuka Cola, a caffeinated beverage found

in the Fallout franchise.

Number 3.

During The Old Blood's prologue, after you enter Castle Wolfenstein, you can find an

iron helmet sitting on top of some boxes.

The helmet is from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which was published by Bethesda, just like

The New Order was.

Number 2.

During the boss fight with Deathshead, he will shout "Die, Allied Schweinehund!" at

Blazkowicz, which is a reference to the final encounter with Hitler in Wolfenstein 3D Episode

3.

The mech suit Deathshead wears is also similar to Hitler's from Episode 3.

Number 1.

The original design for BJ Blazkowicz was a little different than the Blazkowicz we

see in the final game.

The most notable difference is his red hair.

While it matches the model from the original Wolfenstein, Jen Matthies, one of the founders

of MachineGames, said in an interview with CNET that Blazowicz was always supposed to

be a "dirty blonde", but his hair was red due to technical limitations of the era.

The current Blazkowicz is much closer to what ID Software had envisioned for the character

when he was created back in 1992.

Alright, that's gonna do it for this video about 6 Things You Didn't Know About Wolfenstein:

The New Order.

If you enjoyed the video or learned anything leave a Like.

If you didn't enjoy the video or didn't learn anything, leave a Dislike.

Follow me on Twitter @MittenSquad.

My name is Paul of Mitten Squad.

Have a wonderful day?

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Eve Mavrakis, Ewan McGregor's Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | SML News - Duration: 7:30.

Eve Mavrakis, Ewan McGregor's Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Actor Ewan McGregor and his wife Eve Mavrakis arrive at the premiere of CBS Films' "Salmon Fishing In the Yemen" held at Directors Guild Of America on March 5, 2012 in Los Angeles, California.

Ewan McGregor and his wife of 22 years, Eve Mavrakis, have called it quits, according to People.

A source tells the outlet that McGregor and Mavrakis have been separated for some time now.

The actor was photographed kissing his Fargo co-star, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, at a London cafe over the weekend.

Here's what you need to know about Eve Mavrakis.

She and McGregor Have Four Daughters Together Mavrakis and McGregor have four daughters together– their daughter, Jayman, was adopted from Mongolia.

Clara (pictured above) is 21, Esther is 15, Jayman is 16, and Anouk is 6.

According to The Telegraph, Clara is a student at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she studies photography.

She launched her own website in 2014, which you can check out here.

In an interview with The Daily Record in 2014, Clara shared that she plans on pursuing a career behind the camera.

"Ever since I was little, I had a camera which I would walk around with.

I really enjoyed taking photographs and, as I got older, I felt I could potentially be good at it – and decided to follow through with it." She explains that she began taking photography classes when she was about 14, and her dream job is shooting for Vogue or Vanity Fair.

McGregor and Mavrakis kept their daughters out of the spotlight growing up; and although her father was very famous, Clara never planned on pursing a career in acting.

She tells the Daily Record, "I've never been tempted to try acting.

It's not for me.

As a little girl, I tried it but it was never anything I pursued as I grew up." 2.

Mavrakis Met McGregor on the Set of 'Kavanagh QC' and they Married In 1995 Scottish Actor Ewan McGregor with wife Eve Mavrakis arrive for the Investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace on June 28, 2013 in London, England.

Ewan McGregor will receive an OBE for services to Drama and Charity.

Mavrakis met McGregor on the set of the TV show Kavanagh QC.

They met in 1995, and moved to Los Angeles to raise their family.

McGregor opened up about his marriage on the Graham Norton Show years ago.

The Daily Mail reports him as saying, "I knew right then that I really wanted to be with her and I knew I wanted to be with her in a different way to all the other many, many, many women I had been with up until that point.

And I wasn't wrong.

I made the right choice." 3.

A Source Tells 'People' Mavrakis and McGregor Have Been Separated Since May A source tells People that Mavrakis and McGregor have been separated since May.

On Sunday, The Sun published photos of McGregor kissing his Fargo co-star Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Customers at the London cafe where the two were caught kissing reportedly told the outlet that the two seemed "comfortable" together.

One source told The Sun, "Ewan and Mary Elizabeth were there together and seemed relaxed in each other's company." Another is reported as saying, "They were deep in conversation and were there together for more than an hour.

As they left she got on to the back of Ewan's motorbike and they sped off together." Winstead was married to writer-director Riley Stearns for seven years.

The couple split in May.

McGregor Has Said Mavrakis 'Spiked His Interest' to Direct 'American Pastoral' Speaking to cameras at the 2016 Mill Valley Film Festival, McGregor admitted that his wife was the one who urged him to direct American Pastoral.

He says, "I was attached to play the role for three or four years before I became the director.

The project almost happened and then didn't, almost happened then didn't… Through discussion with my wife she was the one who brought my attention to it saying, 'You should do it.

You should think about directing 'American Pastoral'.

She was the one who sort of spiked my interest to it." He said he needed to do a bit of soul searching to see if he could direct the movie and act in it, as well.

Ultimately, he decided it was something he wanted to do.

She Is a Production Designer Member of the jury, British actor Ewan Mc Gregor and his wife Eve Mavrakis arrive for the screening of "On the Road" presented in competition at the 65th Cannes film festival on May 23, 2012 in Cannes.

Eve is a production designer, and is known for her work on Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Bandit Queen.

According to her IMDB, Mavrakis's last project was Imagine Me & You in 2005.