Waching daily Mar 2 2018

Greetings Earthlings!

Welcome to the Madqueen Show!

I am your host the MadQueen On today's menu, we have a new Cyberpunk

2077 lore video for you, and today we're going to talk about the megacorporation Microtech

If you want ultra-sophisticated mainframes and workstations, this megacorporation from

Dallas is your best bet

In a world where you can plug a high-speed computer into your brain just to order your

prepack rations or to open the doors of your car, computing power of macro-data and high-speed

process of information reached a level that only the best companies in hardware in the

world could dream to achieve

Microtech does one thing, and they do it well: build full-size computers

They concentrate all their efforts on improving their mainframe computer systems, without

dabbling in cybernetic computers or micro-computers

They take pride in their work indeed, as they take pride in the fact that their mainframes

and workstations are used by other corporations to design those types of systems

Microtech is the industry standard

Defense agencies and military contractors around the world rely on Microtech mainframes,

the Euro-Space agency has several

and Infocom would be out of the market without Microtech's mainframe processing speed

Microtech mainframes have been a stalwart platform for enterprise computing for the

last 60 years

There are not many technologies you can point to that have survived that long and remain

a key component of many megacorporations' IT infrastructure

Its survival should be lauded, although its presence in the market is not a surprise:

the wrecks of the 4th Corporate war that destroyed a good part of the net along with a new breed

of Netrunners that can take any security countermeasure down in nanoseconds

made megacorps lose faith in cloud storage and virtual data security

meaning Sysops

feeling much more secure if the protective

measure between a Netrunner and their data was an Arasaka security officer armed to the teeth

and a Construct

With its hold on the specialized mainframe industry, Microtech is worried not so much

about acquiring proprietary data through espionage as protecting themselves from such theft

This is where most of its covert and military resources go, as well as a sizable amount

of their own computer power

Microtech must be vigilant for external threat as well, as there are several larger

corporations who would like to acquire them, or see them eliminated in order to further

the success of their own products

Accordingly, Microtech is attempting to beef up both its financial and military security,

with quite an acceptable success

So, you know, if your megacorporation is in need of ultra-speed data processing,

Microtech will provide

Well, folks, thanks for watching.

Don't forget to take a look at our Cyberpunk 2077 lore playlist to learn more about the dark future

See you in next videos and Stay Being Amazing!

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Bass Solos: How To Start Improvising On Bass [No Scales Needed] - Duration: 17:49.

In this lesson, you're going to learn exactly what to do if you want to improvise on bass,

but you're not sure where to get started.

In fact, you'll get an entire system to go from being a clueless bass improvisor to

taking a great, simple bass solo that you can be proud of creating.

Hey I'm Luke McIntosh from becomeabassist.com and in the next few minutes, you'll learn

the secret to making your bass solos great, even if you've never taken a bass solo before.

[Video Intro]

Improvising can be scary, right?

Most of the time, you stand at the back of the stage locking it down with the drummer

- you're usually not in the spotlight.

Every once in a while though, you might get the nod from someone - they want you to take

a bass solo.

And what happens?

Your heart rate skyrockets, your palms start getting sweaty.

Where you were once calm and relaxed before, now you're just a ball of tension, and what

comes out?

Nothing good, right?

Maybe you just play the same old bass line you've been playing the whole song.

Maybe you play that one lick you know over and over until you put everyone to sleep.

Maybe you try to play some scale that you know 'should' work, but just ends up sounding

horrible.

Or worse yet, you may completely freeze and play nothing.

If any of those sound like you, you are going to love this video!

You see, improvising on bass - taking bass solos - it doesn't have to be nerve wracking

and stressful.

It's actually supposed to be fun and I want to show you the secret to playing something

that you know is going to work, but more importantly, I want to show you how you can take a bass

solo that you can be proud of - something that you can listen to afterwards and instead

of cringing and hating the sound of it, you can listen to your playing and smile and be

satisfied that you created something special.

To do this, we need a song to improvise over, right?

For us, let's use the Stevie Wonder Song "Isn't She Lovely".

Honestly, you could use pretty much any song for this, but this will work well for us!

Now have a look at the chord progression for this song up here.

There's a lot of chords in there, right?!

Now conventional wisdom would say that in order to improvise, you need to know every

scale and every arpeggio that goes with every chord.

What does that look like in this example?

Well if we analyse this song with it's chord/scale and arpeggio relationships, we'd end up

with this.

Woah!

Lots of things to learn here, right?

Dorians, Lydians, some weird diminished scale, that G#7b9 chord.

But hold up - we're not going to use any of this at all!

Scales and arpeggios can be a great way of building bass solos and they're super useful,

but when you're just starting out, a lot of the time, they get in the way of the music,

so in this lesson, we won't be using them.

By the way - I'm not suggesting you never use scales or arpeggios.

Once you get the hang of them, they can be amazing for finding new sounds and creating

more complex and interesting solos - not to mention they'll really open up the fretboard

for you.

But if you're watching this video, chances are that you're not quite ready for that

yet.

Even if you do know how all this stuff works, we're going to put it aside, just for now.

We can always come back to it later.

So what do you do instead?

If we're not going to use scales or arpeggios, what is left?

Do we just use the roots of the chords?

That'd get pretty boring pretty fast, right?

So what's the secret?

How do you go from being lost in a bass solo to knowing exactly what to play without using

scales or arpeggios?

The secret is to play the melody!

Oh my god - it baffles me that more people don't do this!

The melody IS the song, but most people when they get to a solo, they try and play everything

except the melody.

But think about it!

You already KNOW the melody works with the chords, you'll never get lost playing the

melody, and best of all, your audience is going to love it too.

The melody is like a 'hook' for your audience.

They hear it, recognize it and are immediately drawn in because they can relate to the melody.

They're going to appreciate the melody a whole lot more than a bunch of random scales

that go nowhere and don't make sense.

Even Stevie Wonder knew this.

When it gets to the harmonica solo in the song, what does he play?

The melody!

Listen to the recording - it's right there!

So how do you get started with this idea?

Simply learn the melody to whatever song you have to improvise over.

With Isn't She Lovely, that would look like this.

I've got a quick little practice track here - so imagine you've just been given the

nod for a bass solo.

You might do something like this.

[plays melody] How simple is this?

There's absolutely nothing in there that wasn't already in the song.

The melody - it's already part of the song, even that lick at the end there [plays lick]

That's in the song too.

If you're truly stuck and really just don't know what to do when it comes to your bass

solo and you don't just want to play the same old bass line you've been playing the

whole song, play the melody exactly how it is on the recording.

You're guaranteed to always sound good and you'll never play a bad note!

Now I know what you're saying right about now - you're saying "Luke - that's not

improvising!

That's just playing the damn melody!

How can I start making up my own bass solos!?!?"

First of all - calm your farm just a little bit! [laughs] You could definitely make the

argument that this method doesn't leave you improvising because you're just copying

the recording, so if you want to level up your solos, here's what to do next.

We're going to take that same melody that we've just played - the same notes in the

same order and play with where you place them in the phrase.

You're playing with the phrasing of the melody here - the same melodic line but just

played slightly differently.

How do you do this?

The first thing to try is take the melody, but instead of playing it perfectly in time,

like we did before, you're going to play every phrase just a little bit later.

Instead of playing this melody exactly where it should be, we'll just delay it by a bit

- you're pulling the melody back.

Just like this.

[plays delayed melody]

Of course at the end there, you have to kind of play that lick in time or it's going

to sound pretty bad.

Again though - it's the same melody, but now you're putting your own spin on it.

You're deciding how long to delay that melody - you're improvising with the phrasing - even

though you're using the same melody.

Pretty sweet, right?

You can actually do the same thing but instead of delaying the melody and laying back, you

can anticipate the melody; pushing it forward.

You'll end up playing the whole melody a little bit earlier than it is normally.

That might sound

like this.

[plays anticipated melody]

Now personally, for me, I find this just a little bit trickier than delaying the melody.

You might be the same way, or this pushing the melody might make way more sense to you.

So now we have 3 different ways of taking a bass solo JUST using the melody!

How great is that?!?

You've got the melody exactly like the recording, then the same melody pulling back and pushing

forward.

You could make your whole solo using one of these ideas or you can mix them all together

so there's a bit more variety.

Right now though, I want to give you even more options that are a bit more advanced

but are still melody based.

Next, we're going to take the rhythm of the melody, but play the notes in a different

order, yeah?

So the notes we've been using in the melody are G#, A, G# again, F#, E, and then C# and

B, and we also use this B up here when we get to the 2nd part.

So those are the notes we're going to use, but rather than play them exactly as they

happen in the melody, we're going to make up our own order for the notes.

It's almost like we're rewriting or remixing the melody.

The exact same ingredients, but just treated slightly differently.

It's like taking the same eggs and making an omelette vs. making eggs sunny side up.

Same stuff, just put together differently.

Still super delicious, just slightly different.

So what would this sound like?

The rhythm of the melody but with the notes in a different order?

Remember the rhythm of the original melody was da-da-da-daaaah-daaah.

Ba-Ba-ba-baaaah-baaah ba-bum.

So if we take that rhythm and mix up the note order, you might get something like this.

[plays bass solo] Messed that one up a little bit.

Did you notice how the rhythm of the melody was still there and we still used the same

notes.

The only thing that changed was the order the notes were played in.

Now when you get to this level, it does get a bit trickier.

Some of the notes will clash with the chords.

You even saw it, or rather heard it in what I just played before.

There was one note - I think it was an A - that really should have been a different note.

Yeah?

You have a few options when this happens.

First, you could analyze the chords, figure out the avoid tones - which notes will clash

in theory - and then be sure to stay away from them.

If this appeals to you and you've got a very analytical mind and you have the knowledge

to do it, then go for it!

However, if you don't know how to do that just yet, then you can use a much more intuitive

method of trial and error.

For example, you might play something like this.

[plays bass solo]

[plays clashing note] Right there!

Ok.

That note right there - that A did not work over that particular chord, yeah?

That A just doesn't sound that great - it's clashing with the chord so it should really

be a G# or a B. Yeah?

But NOT an A. So what you do - you make a mental note of that.

Over that part of the song, a G# or B will sound much better than that A. After some

trial and error, you'll have a kind of mental map of the song - what's going to sound

best where, and pitfalls of the song where you know not to play certain notes.

 

A good way to find these clashy notes is to record yourself - just on your phone is fine

- but record yourself playing over a track kind of like this one, listen back and find

where the notes just don't work!

Usually when you find a note like this, the notes either side of it will usually work

pretty well.

Not all the time, but that's a great kind of starting place for you.

Notice how every level, we've moved further and further away from the melody.

First we moved away rhythmically by pushing and pulling on that melody, then we kept the

rhythm but changed the order of the notes.

Now, let's combine those two ideas.

Change the order of the notes as well as pushing or pulling on the rhythm of the melody.

Now we're really starting to truly improvise and create new melodies rather than recite

the existing one.

So let's try this - we might end up with something like this.

[plays bass solo]

That lick at the end!

Oof…Now that doesn't really sound like the original melody, but it still has its

roots in that melody.

That solo was still born OF that original melody, and that matters.

Remember how I said the melody can hook your audience and make them pay attention.

There's still enough of that melody in there that people listening to you will recognize

the melody - even if it's just subconsciously.

This stuff works - I can tell you from experience.

When I was much younger, I remember I was playing a jazz set at a wedding gig.

It was just dinner music.

Nobody was really paying attention to anything the band was doing, nobody was clapping or

even reacting to the band, but holy damn - I was trying so hard to get a reaction from

anyone in the room.

When it came to the bass solos, I was pulling out all the fancy licks I knew, trying to

play as fast as I could, doing anything I could think of to pull their attention away

from their fancy fish or whatever they were eating.

Nothing worked - at all.

So I tried a different approach - I did exactly what we talked about in this lesson.

I played the melody, and played around the melody.

Super simple, no fancy scales, no double-time licks, no wanky B.S.

And do you know what happened?

I remember it like it was yesterday.

After I finished this super simple, melody-based solo, I hear exactly 1 person clapping, and

no one had been clapping for anything so far.

I still remember him too - it was an older guy, greying hair, big glasses and a patterned

shirt.

He had this big grin on his face looking right at me.

In my mind, I was like "YES!

I got him!"

[laughs] Sure, it was just one guy, but if I can make just one person happy with my playing,

that's a win in my book, and because I'd made him happy, so I was happy as well.

It was a HUGE confidence booster at the same time and it was all because I took a melodic

approach to my bass solos.

Once you get to the point where your melody based solos are going well and you want to

take things further, you can start looking into the more scalar approaches to soloing

- using different scales and modes to create more complex and more interesting melodies,

yeah?

When you combine knowledge of all your scales with this melodic approach, you'll be unstoppable

because you'll have all the sounds you'd ever want, but they'll make sense because

you've developed your solos in a super melodic way.

If you want to start getting into these different scales and sounds, I've put together a killer

guide for you all about the different scales and modes you can use when in your bass solos.

All the scales can be intimidating, but everything in the guide I've made sure to be super

clear, super simple, without any of the confusing jargon that just muddies the waters when you're

learning.

It also comes with 24 practice tracks you can use today to start your journey towards

mastery over the modes and after you've gone through it, you'll know exactly what

you can play in nearly any situation.

You'll never have to struggle with the modes again.

To get started, just click the link below, sign up on that page and I'll send it straight

to your inbox.

You're going to love it.

To recap really quickly, you learned the steps to follow to getting started with improvising

on bass if you don't know where to start.

You learned that the simplest, most effective way of starting to improvise was simply taking

the melody.

Then we started playing with the phrasing - pulling back and pushing forward on the

melody.

Then we took the original rhythm of the melody and changed the order of the notes, and finally,

we combined those ideas to start truly improvising - creating new melodies that are still grounded

in the original melody.

I hope this has been super helpful to you.

If it has, definitely be sure to sign up for that guide to the modes on the website, and

give this video a like and subscribe to the YouTube channel as well.

Thanks so much for watching - I'm Luke McIntosh, creator of becomeabassist.com and I'll see

you super soon.

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New You: Suspended Stretching - Duration: 4:13.

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How to Put on a Gallery Show - Duration: 3:41.

How to put on a gallery show

So the big thing is finding a venue that will host images that you've taken and

you think because it's a gallery

they host images but just like you wouldn't

publish boudoir images in Sports Illustrated or National Geographic you

have to find the right venue or you know publication for the style of work you create.

There's a lot of artists community galleries here in downtown San Jose,

but they would never show any of my work a lot of places only really do

paintings and that kind of art as well photography is tougher to get into

places I have found, but it's still very very possible.

Check out restaurants, bars, wine bars, nightclubs, things like that, coffee shops

are a good place too,

there might even be directories in your area where you can

find out where to hang art,

you can call any local university check out their art

department see if they have places they recommend students go hang stuff up.

There are definitely ways that you can find out how to hang your art in a place.

So consider your cost

because the venue rarely ever pays for the cost of

printing your work when you do a gallery opening,

so if I'm gonna print 18 different 20 by 30 metal prints

that's gonna cost me a few thousand dollars and

you have to be prepared to spend that kind of money to get really good quality

stuff because you can't put up like

at 8 x 12 and try and sell people 30 x 45 prints.

They want to see what it's actually going to look like and they

want to probably even take stuff home with them right there that day

if you are looking to sell things if you just want to display them for the sake of

displaying them that's totally fine too you're still gonna have to pay for all

that stuff and

it gets really expensive and even if you're just printing you got

to pay for frames you don't want cheap frames because you don't want your stuff

to look cheap you want it to look as good as it possibly can.

So that's a thing to look out for as well a lot of

places are scheduled out quite a ways in

advance, any of the good ones so you're gonna plan like six to nine

months out most like they'll give you a timeline that you can

work with and they will help you prepare because when you sell stuff they make money.

So they want you to be successful when your stuff is popular they could

sell admission and get more people coming in to their gallery and on their

mailing list so they want you to succeed and they will be happy to help you and

if they're not then don't work with them

because that's just one big red flag

that's going to turn into many other red flags

so finding the gallery opening is

a pretty cool thing you can get your work out there you can sell things you

could make connections and it's just cool to have your stuff up in walls I

had a bunch of my work on display on some wine bars up in San Francisco for a

while and it was cool to go in there and you know see my own stuff on the walls

we only sold a couple of prints so it wasn't really about that but we made our

money back and it was a fun experience I get to say that my stuff was up there so

that's what I would recommend doing.

Thanks for tuning in1

Don't forget to hit

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Where you can learn with other

Photogs from around the world who are just like you.

Until next time Photogs,

remember that every photo you take

brings you one step closer.

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It doesn't matter if your 3 years, 3 months out from purchasing a home, the advice is

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The most important step when purchasing a home, is a plan.

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They work the process backwards.

They wake up one day deciding they want to buy a house, they view property, find one

they love and freak out trying to get their finances in order.

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Not just that, they start the process on the wrong foot.

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It requires the proper planning.

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How to use style as a self care practice - Duration: 8:59.

Hi nice to have you here!

In today's video I will tell you how I use styling as part of my self-care and self-love practice

and I will tell you also how you can implement styling yourself as a part of your self-care routine.

This is episode number 5 in a little series about the psychological power of style

and if you haven't seen the other videos yet, I will link them for you up there or down below in the description box.

In case you're wondering why I am sitting inside wearing a scarf

I just catched a little cold and I want to avoid it to get worse

so I also have my tea here in my cup, and I have lemon in it and a little bit of ginger and honey

and I hope it will help.

In this case the scarf is more for health reasons than for being stylish or well dressed

even though I really love the color of it -

- yes- but it's actually a self-care item.

And that's a good transition to today's topic because we are talking about style and self-care.

Maybe you are wondering why I am connecting style and self-care. Let me tell you a little bit about my personal story.

Nowadays self-care and self-love routines are a crucial part of my everyday life

but several years ago. I had a burnout and suffered from severe depression

Thankfully, I found a wonderful consultant who really helped me to get back on track.

She not only helped me to deal with my burnout, and to overcome my depression

but she also really encouraged me to engage in my personal growth and in my self-development.

So I started to study everything about self development and about self love and self care

and I read tons of books.

I started to implement the things I read and I learned into my daily life,

and I sorted out what worked for me and kept these practices.

Learning about self-care for me was a crucial part to get back to a happy and healthy live.

Self-care is such an important topic I could do a whole video about what I learned and what kind of routines I developed for myself.

If you're interested in that please let me know in the comments.

But for today, I want to share with you one of my routines and that is how I use styling as a part of my self-care

By the way, when I talk of style or styling, I don't mean that you have to be

following the latest fashion trends or being highly fashionable.

I just mean your overall outer appearance and the way you dress and the way groom.

In the last episode of the power of style series

I told you how the self-image cycle works.

If you haven't seen the video yet I will also link it for you down below in the description box.

We learned in that episode that everything we do that makes us feel better about ourselves

also helps our self-image to get better and to grow our self-esteem.

So, if we think further,

consequentially everything we do that helps build up our self-esteem

can be a part of our self love and self care practices.

That means if we take time to do something just for ourselves like styling ourselves and grooming ourselves, this is time well spent.

But don't get me wrong here when I talk of styling and grooming yourself

I don't mean that you have to dress up to the nines every day.

And I also don't mean that you have to put on a heavy makeup if you're not a makeup person.

I have to admit, I don't wear makeup every day

I love to wear makeup, and it depends on the occasion

but on some days I just like to show the world my natural bare face.

I deeply believe that we are all beautiful in our own way

and you don't have to wear makeup to be a beautiful person. It's not mandatory!

It is important that you stay you and that you stay authentic in all this.

Find a way to implement styling yourself as a form of self-care that works for you and your lifestyle.

It shouldn't be a chore or a burden - otherwise it won't get a habit.

Make it something that feels pleasurable for you, that is fun!

Let me give you some examples. Let's say, you like to give yourself a beauty treatment regularly.

Figure out what kind of beauty treatment you really like.

Maybe you like to go to the salon, then go to the salon and have a treatment there.

But maybe you are embarrassed going to the salon because you are self-conscious when you see all the beautiful women around you.

Then don't go there - this would be counterproductive.

Find a beauty treatment that you can give to yourself at home.

But maybe you're not a girly girl, and you're not into beauty rituals

then you can find another way of styling action that works for you.

Maybe it's just something as simple as using a shampoo that in your own opinion smells fantastic

and you feel like you treated yourself when you wash your hair with it.

Or it is something like dressing yourself really consciously

in something that you feel good in and that you love to wear.

Something that you feel beautiful and confident in and that fits your personality and unique style.

The key to this whole idea is that while dressing and grooming you treat yourself in a way

that makes you really feel good about yourself, regardless what it is that you actually do.

I know the whole talk about styling yourself and grooming yourself as a part of self-care

can maybe sound a little bit shallow...

But I have to tell you, for me it worked. It helped me, and it supported me to go on that self-care journey.

Because when we feel good about ourselves, it has a really big impact on how we value ourselves.

And in addition it helps us to grow our self-esteem and our confidence further.

So why not try it out and use styling and grooming yourself as part of your self-care and self-love routines and practices?

I can tell you from my own experience when I take the time to have some me-time

to style and groom myself purposely, then I immediately feel better.

Of course, style can't magically solve all your problems

but it can help you to focus on your own needs on a daily basis.

And this is really important if we are talking about self-care - that you are caring for your own needs.

And as an additional benefit it will help you to feel

less self-conscious and to feel more confident on a daily basis.

If you feel good about the way you look you have one thing less that you have to worry about throughout the day.

This one little habit of taking care of myself, and how I look has helped me a long way when I suffered from depression.

It helped me a lot in the process of learning about self-love

self-care and learning to embrace life again.

And this little habit is also the reason why I started my journey as a personal stylist and coach.

I wanted to tell other women that little steps can really help you go a long way.

I really hope this video was helpful for some of you.

If you learned something new or had some new insights then please share it in the comments with me.

If you have a styling self-care routine, or if you have some other self-care inspirations

then you're very welcome to share it with us.

I really want this channel to be a place where we can all support each other.

If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up!

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I'm uploading new videos at least once a week at Friday.

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Oh, and have you recognized? I have a new background. I switched things around a little bit.

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In the next - and also the last - episode of my series about the psychological power of style

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So, if you are interested in that topic, the video will be up next week on Friday.

I see you in my next video and until then embrace your life and be your unique beautiful self! Bye!

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welcome back I'm in the next zone of my flower workshop trying to get a grip on

my decluttering so behind these curtains is where I store lots of my oasis Wi-Fi

flip the curtain up I'll be able to see what I've got here

there's a radiator behind there this seems quite warm I got a tin of frogs

the flower arranging frogs frogs were always really helpful I bought them in

bulk and really I must have had those for years and years and years so they

I'll use very often but they are handy to have

and then scraps are racist me one sausage for making an oasis garland I've

saved this it's a good demonstration for how to fix your ribbon onto a per

mandible so you know a little teaching aid there bouquet holders more of the

Oasis sausages so I think I can store those back in a one-stage I was selling

Oasis aiesec come back and wrap each piece up individually and now it just

comes straight out of the box so that'll be used for class again why do I keep

hold of these things a panda with your ribbon attached I just think it's time

to get rid of that she's going in a bin and then a little piece here that I've

saved I went to a workshop I've saved this this form is the dry oasis sphere

cut in half and then pinned leaves on it and then had fresh flowers in the middle

well it there's a prompt for what I might do in the future the same as this

block here which is wrapped up in banana leaf I think but it's got a racist at

the bottom so it's making a avars of your own so I think that a lot

there never got wet not sure about it but it's cellophane line but I quite

like again it's to remind me that I've got plenty of ideas

the workshops and then Oasis cones as well and cupcake erases pieces as well

now I think now I see that lose I'm going to move this and I'm going to take

this to flower club for the children to use because I've had them in that box

for ages Custer with a wholesale price of nine pounds for six of them so I'm

going to make a point of using those at the children's flower club very soon as

asked the way and then boxes here of conventional oasis dishes large and

small there and then I love this cylinder I do like nice plastic cylinder

so that's quite handy to use the third alternative to glass where when I'm

teaching cuz it means I'm not going to buy drop I just know when to break so

that's another save and there was a little pop in there I think I got these

from a charity shop for the children just change things up a bit really so

they're not always arranging their flowers in the same little pots and here

even thinking about reusing those pots the Oasis cup case holders but I don't

think I will think about throw those away and that's what I've got there so

flat Oasis trays the funeral trays for making long and low table arrangements

and then right down at the bottom more of those dishes some dried Oasis scones

so I don't normally do dried flower arrangements but these cones are really

handy at Christmas time because they are Christmas tree shaped and you can pin

leaves to them and the trick here is to keep

keep them out of the wakes you don't want to get knocks because it does spoil

the shape of them and I've got lumps of dried stuff I think I get rid of that

one might find a use for that who knows and

then right in the corner here is my box of flour foam and inside this box which

I don't like to throw away straight away they've been in there for ages and I'm

never going to arrange something that's small so they're going to go in the bin

so I pretty much have gone all the way around my workshop not coming in the far

corner because that's where our freezer is and when I've put everything away I

will come back and do a session on how I'm going to clear up my top workspace

normally this is totally clear and I've got a cupboard over there and you might

like to have a look what's in my cupboard and join me as I suck a load of

stuff out make room for things and just be a bit more organized in the work

space so I hope you've enjoyed that give me a big thumbs up if you have

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Inhalers Ruin Parties?! - Weird Funny Stories I Wrote As A Kid 3 | Kate's Adventures - Duration: 13:20.

Hi everyone, I hope you're all well.

Today I'm going to do another "Weird Funny Stories I Wrote As A Kid"

because as a kid I really wanted to be an author

and my favorite author Jacqueline Wilson said that if you want to be an author

you need to write and just let your imagination go wild.

So with that in mind I set up a yellow folder to keep all my author ideas in

and some of them are very entertaining and very cringy.

So today again I'm going to have a look through this folder

I've not looked at anything else in great detail

so when I'm reading it to you it will be the first time that I'm reading it in about 10 years as well

so this should be very interesting and I hope you enjoy.

I've just had a look through my yellow folder and I've picked out a few stories that I'm going to read today

but I just wanted to point out as well that I just saw a story in there that is 27 pages long. 27.

So I'll maybe leave that for another video

because as you can imagine it's gonna be quite long, it's gonna be quite in-depth

but I've picked out 3 shorter stories that I'm going to share with you today

and the first one is called "Time Machine".

And apparently I wrote this on the 20th and the 21st of February 2004

so it's been a while, I don't think I've ever read this after writing it again.

And I also drew some pictures at the bottom there of some of the characters

so there we are and those are some interesting fashions.

"'Time is running out, I need answers before it's too late!' Louise dramatically announced."

"'Maybe you shouldn't leave your homework till last minute then,' Cissy pointed out."

"There's 6 of us. Kelly, Ashley, Sam, Louise Cissy and me."

"Kelly's the leader of our gang. Well, she's a leader of nearly everything we do."

"What she says goes and when she said she was the leader of the candy club,"

"she was the leader. She could rule the world."

I like that logic there like if you think it, you can do it.

"Louise wants to be an actress. Need I say more?"

"Cissy is the smartest. She knows the answer to nearly every equation."

"She wants to be a marine biologist or maybe an astronaut."

That's like two totally opposite things

like one goes right down into the water and the other goes up.

"'Wouldn't it be amazing to be so close to the stars and planets?'"

"she said dreamily the other day. If you say so!"

"Ashley isn't as bright when it comes to school work. She is when it comes to fashion."

"No prizes for guessing what she wants to be. 'The next Naomi Campbell,' she said."

"Sam and me are the tomboys of the group. Premier league baseball stars, that's us."

"A peculiar mix of people but all the best of friends."

Yeah that's certainly a mixture of people that I've found there.

"We're at school, it's lunchtime and the next period is English."

"As always Louise hasn't done her homework and has asked Cissy what she's put."

"'You can do that work perfectly well yourself,' said Cissy."

"'I wrote about the weekend before last, it was easy'."

"'All I did was eat, sleep and watch the World Cup,' Sam suggested."

"'You've got to admit Cissy, the works kind of hard. Writing about something we didn't do.'"

"'Cut me some slack?" Louise admitted.

"'Oh okay then but if Miss Robertson finds out-' 'She won't!' we all say."

"'Oh all right, what is it you're stuck on?' Cissy asked".

"The teacher would never believe what we really did at the weekend. Too far-fetched. OTT."

"In fact she'd probably give us another sheet of paper and tell us to tell the truth."

"You still want to hear this bizarre story? Well, if you insist."

"It was Friday afternoon. We were walking back from school talking about plans for going to the park."

"'I need to do my homework,' Cissy said, 'It's in next Tuesday.'"

"'Oh come on Cis,' Louise whines, 'It can wait.'"

"'I've got better things to do,' Sam moaned, 'Fashion Eye's on the telly,' Ashley groaned."

"Kelly got angry. 'I'm the leader and I say we go.'"

And that's the end of the story.

I've spent so long talking about all the characters that we'll never find out why it's called "Time Machine".

This next story is called "Shocking Stories of Our World" and I've wrote it like a newspaper article.

And my favorite detail here is the little stamps down the side of like mobile phones and flowers...yeah.

Okay so this one is "Shocking Stories of Our World: Smoking Almost Killed Me by Matt Brown".

Now if you listened to my last video there was a story with Flower and Willow

and I basically demonstrated that I know nothing about asthma, so this could be interesting.

How did smoking almost kill Matt Brown? Let's find out

"When I was 15 everyone thought it was cool to smoke because we were underage."

"I'd never tried it before because I knew of a man who died of lung cancer,"

"which was caused by his heavy smoking."

"We were playing truth or dare and I accidentally told them I'd never touched a cigarette or drank alcohol."

"One of the boys, Frank, laughed. He said 'Well now it's time to start.'"

"He dared me to drink a whole pint of Guinness and smoke a whole pack of cigarettes."

"I drank the beer no problems. I thought I'd got away when everyone cheered like mad."

Because he drank one pint of Guinness? Okay.

"But they hadn't forgotten. They passed me the cigarettes."

"I noticed the words on the side, 'Smoking Kills.'"

"I couldn't believe I was about to put myself in hospital."

"I have really bad asthma-" [LAUGHTER]

Not asthma again Kate, we've established you know nothing about asthma.

"I have really bad asthma and one puff of the cigarette and I had an attack."

"I left my inhaler at home so it wouldn't spoil my night."

Those inhalers, they really really put a dampener on any night.

Whoever goes out and says "Well it was a great night,"

"but Matt took his inhaler with him so it wasn't that great"?

"I left my inhaler at home so it wouldn't spoil my night It was a lifesaver I didn't have."

"Luckily I got to hospital on time and made a full recovery."

"I don't hang about with Frank now, he nearly killed me. I really am lucky to be alive."

I think maybe once I'd made the newspaper columns up

I realized that I really didn't have much room to tell this story.

I really really hope I had more in mind for that story than just that

because that was pretty underwhelming.

So hopefully this last story's good, it's called "Puppy Love"

and I seem to be simplifying fractions down the margins of this one

so I'm wondering if I was writing this somewhere where I shouldn't have been, like Maths or somewhere.

"'Where are we?' a desperate voice asked, 'Is that you Scamp?'"

"'Listen, I can hear someone coming. Yelp as loud as you can,' another voice instructed."

"As seven pups barked like mad at another car on the cold hard country road,"

"Muffin, the eighth, sat in the corner of the roomy damp cardboard box."

"While all the other puppies had been asleep, the chocolate colored Labrador had been wide awake."

"Molly's mom and Molly had been over the moon when Muffins mom and dad Minstrel and Sooty"

"gave birth to eight healthy puppies."

"Molly's father though knew they couldn't afford to keep ten dogs."

"Muffin was sure he was a nice person really,"

"but knew it was impossible to have so many yelping bundles of fur."

Yeah he's a nice person really but this is very clear animal abuse.

"Molly at 7 years old didn't realize that pets needed more than a cuddle."

"Her dad said two dogs was the limit so Minstrel, her brown Labrador and Sooty, a black Labrador"

"were the only pets in the Marshalls' household."

"When the puppies were born four of them, Domino, Nemi, Suki and Brownie, were black."

"Three of them, Scamp Lucky and Sweep, were black and brown."

"And Muffin, like her mom, was the only fully brown pup of the litter."

"Minstrel, though she didn't want to admit it, felt quite attached to Muffin because of that"

"and out of the lot she was her favorite."

"She was glad that's one of the puppies followed in her footsteps."

"Now, like the rest, Muffin was gone."

"Though only a day old, Muffin was the wisest of the litter."

"He remembered Mr Marshall scooping them all up carefully"

"and successfully dumping them in the box in the middle of nowhere."

"All poor Muffin could think of now was his worried mom and dad."

This is starting to sound like "The Aristocats".

"When Molly woke up in the morning she ran down to her carefully made puppy basket."

"Not one of the pups was there."

"She looked all around the house but there wasn't even a yelp from noisy little Patch."

"'Dad,' she cried really upset, for these puppies weren't even a week old."

"Lots of really bad things could happen."

"Mr Marshall came down to see his daughter weeping gently."

"'Molly, we talked about-' 'How could you?!'"

"'You said you'd sell them, not take them away when they're 17 hours old.'"

"'I didn't even get to say goodbye,' his hurt daughter sobbed."

"'Look Molly, I didn't want you to get too attached to them. I did this for the best."

"'Oh Dad, you should have taken them to an animal sanctuary, not the side of Hillsborough Peak.'"

Okay so the daughter knows where the puppies are?

"'I'm sorry Molly, but-' he got cut off as his daughter ran upstairs too upset to speak."

"Meanwhile Muffin felt he should no longer sit and pine in this damp cardboard."

"'That's it,' Muffin cried to the pups,"

"'There's no use sitting waiting for someone to find us, we must find them.'"

"Suki wasn't happy though. 'I object ,' his silky black sister protested,"

"'It's all very well you having a brown coat but our paws are going to get muddy.'"

"'It won't show up on you.' The pups barked in agreement."

"'Oh shut up sis, we look a mess anyway,' said Domino."

"'Would you rather have a clean coat or get home?'"

"'Well,' said Nemi, 'I guess we can get a bath when we get home Suki.'"

"But Suki was determined. 'Mud is dirt.'"

"'Why do you think we were given up in the first place? They didn't want a bunch of dirty pups.'"

"Some pups started crying at this remark. How could Suki say that?"

"'Well you stay behind if you really feel that way,' said Domino sniffing back tears,"

"'but you'll be all alone.' Not even Nemi stayed to keep her sis company."

"They each scrambled out to go home."

"Meanwhile Molly's dad decided he needed those pups back."

"Molly's mom, Molly and himself climbed in the car."

"He drove them to an empty box. Nothing there except for a pining Suki."

"'It's Suki!' Molly cried. The pup licked her face."

"One down, seven to go." And that's the end of the story.

So it seems I was very good with coming up with the premise but I didn't really go any further.

If you want to know what happens next, I suggest you watch "The Aristocats" by Disney

and imagine dogs instead of cats and maybe it would be something like that.

So those are my 3 stories for today,

hopefully the 27 page long one is going to be better because I'm really looking forward to that one

I'm gonna save that one for it's own little video

and yes those are my stories for today.

And it seems I'm much better at developing characters in that one

but developing stories maybe not so much.

But if you have any stories you want to tell me about down below, do let me know.

If you have any comments you want to leave, again just let me know

and thank you so so much for watching everybody, cheerio!

[SINGING] I know who I want to take me home

[SINGING] I know who I want to take me home.

[SINGING] I know who I want to take me home, take me home.

[SINGING] Closing time, every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end.

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Central Michigan University Shooting: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com | SML TV - Duration: 5:52.

Central Michigan University Shooting: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Wikimedia The campus of Central Michigan University.

Two people are confirmed dead in shooting at Central Michigan University, police confirm.

The university says suspect is still at large.

Police searching for suspect.

University is on lockdown.

University is warning students that live north of campus to lock their doors.

Shortly after 9 a.

m, hiding in a classroom, a student at Central Michigan University tweeted "someone wants to start shooting.

" Moments later, another student tweeted: "shots fired.

" The university cautioning students to shelter in place.

A "person of interest" has been named: James Eric Davis Jr.

, 19, who is reported to be a CMU student.

What we know so far:.

Two People Were Killed in Shooting That Began Around 9 a.m.

The two people killed are said not to be students; the suspect however, James Eric Davis Jr, is a student.

CMU police confirm two individuals were fatally shot at Campbell Hall on campus this morning.

The deceased are not students and police believe the situation started from a domestic situation.

There are no additional injuries; suspect is still at large: https://t.co/AxvPn3N0s0 — Central Michigan U.

(@CMUniversity) March 2, 2018  .

University administration says police believe shooting was "domestic incident.

It's being reported that federal agents are joining the search for the suspect.

BREAKING: Special agents from the Detroit Field Division's Flint office are en route to Central Michigan University to assist in a shooting incident that happened at a campus dorm.

pic.twitter.com/oMCvJh9CIW — ATF HQ (@ATFHQ) March 2, 2018.

https://platform. twitter. com/widgets.

#BREAKING MSP confirms two dead at #CMU @FOX17 — Erica Francis FOX 17 (@francisonfox) March 2, 2018  .

The first report of shots fired on Central Michigan University campus came around 9 a.m.

from a student hiding in a classroom.

Minutes later, the CMU Campus Life Twitter reported the shooting happened on the fourth floor of the campus' Campbell Hall and an officer on the scene as of 9:30 a.m.

cautioned the "shooter still there.".

There have been reports of shots fired on the fourth floor of Campbell Hall.

@cmupd urges students to stay clear of the area.

pic.twitter.com/Suur3163zQ — CM Life (@CMLIFE) March 2, 2018  .

Campbell Hall is a student dorm located in a cluster with three other residence halls.

The dorm has a police presence generally.

Students Posted Their Own Alerts.

Hiding in a classroom because somebody wants to start shooting in Campbell hall.