Waching daily Oct 31 2018

do you know the story of the girl with red scarf

she loved that scarf more than anything it was her favorite

and it was entirely unique just like her she would take it with her or wherever she

went to school to parties she would even sleep with it the girl and

her scarf were inseparable one night she was walking home from school

she was running late so she thought that perhaps she should take a shortcut

she had always been told that she needed to avoid the outskirts but no one ever

gave her a clear reason why

perhaps they were all just paranoid she thought to herself she had made a

decision she was going to take the shortcut after

all but has she walked she noticed something

or rather it was nothing that she noticed there was no

sound at all normally there are at least some crickets or animals making some

kind of noise but the more she listened the more it became clear to her that

there was in fact no sound to speak of this was an odd thing but she decided to

forget it and keep moving and that's when she noticed something even

stranger as she walked it sounded as though there were someone walking behind her

they were a distance away but she could still make out the soft sound of someone

walking down the path whenever she stopped walking the sound of the other

person would go away as well

as she kept walking she noticed the sound was beginning to grow closer in fact now

it was as if the person were directly behind her she spun around to confront

her follower but to her surprise there was no one there and she pleaded with

whoever was following her to stop but there was no answer only dead silence she

turned around and began to walk again

but

she spun around again this time gave out a loud shout still there was

nothing

the girl arrived at her house later that night her mother greeted her but

her mother thought something seemed odd about her daughter

the daughter sat down at the table after greeting her mother and the mother

feeling that something was off

approached her daughter and asked her what happened to the scarf that she

always loved to wear the daughter just smiled and told her mother that it must

have gotten lost somewhere and that she was sorry

that scarf was never seen again

do you know the story of the girl with the red scarf

it is said that she loved that scarf more than anything

girl and her scarf were inseparable

For more infomation >> A Meep City Horror Story | The Girl With The Red Scarf - Duration: 5:35.

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Sen Anlat Karadeniz / You Tell All Black Sea Trailer - Episode 29 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:56.

Mom! Dad!

Yiğit!

Yiğit!

- Where is my son? - Mr. Vedat, I didn't hear anything.

- Where is my son? - Mr. Vedat, I didn't...

Mom...

...I called brother Tahir "dad".

I've heard.

Would it anger him?

Why would it?

I don't know. Fathers always get angry.

There is a time for everything...

...and that time has arrived.

What is this?

A ticket to hell for Nefes.

For more infomation >> Sen Anlat Karadeniz / You Tell All Black Sea Trailer - Episode 29 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:56.

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What is Aperture – How Aperture Affects Your Video Exposure & Depth of Field - Duration: 6:03.

That right there is aperture, and well I mean this is actually just like a

spaghetti portion measurer, but it works pretty much in the same way.

Hey everyone, Camber here back with you; and today we're talking about aperture and how it

affects your video and if you're new here this channel is all about teaching

you how to use your camera to make good videos so if that's you consider subscribing.

So what is aperture? Well, your aperture is the circular opening in

your lens that gets larger or smaller in order to allow more or less light

through your camera lens and to reach your camera sensor. And it may seem

somewhat confusing with all the numbers involved and we'll get to that a little

bit later in the video, however, the concept itself is pretty easy to

understand if you just think about how our eyes work. As you move between bright

and dark environments the iris in your eyes either expands or shrinks

controlling the size of your pupil. And in a similar way you can enlarge or

shrink the aperture on your lens in order to control how much light goes

through the lens and reaches your camera sensor. So aperture has two main effects

on your shots and the most obvious of those is going to be your change in

exposure or the brightness of your images. So with a wide open aperture

you're allowing more light to reach your camera sensor which results in a

brighter image, and when you have a narrow aperture, less light is being able

to get through your camera lens and reaching your sensor resulting in a

darker image. So the other big effect the aperture has on your shots is your depth

of field, and this really controls the style of your shots. So your depth of

field refers to the amount of your image that's sharp from front to back.

So with the thin or shallow depth of field, that's going to give you a background

that's completely out of focus; whereas with a large or deep depth of field your

foreground and your background are gonna be a lot more in focus and a lot more sharp.

So now we know how aperture works, but the way you'll see it represented on

your camera is by an "F" number or an f-stop. Whenever you see an aperture

value the letter "F" will appear before the number like F/8 although some

cameras omit the slash and just write F8. But one important part of aperture

that may seem confusing at first is that small numbers equal large

apertures while large numbers equal small apertures.

Huh?

Yep that's right.

A smaller number equals a larger opening with more light and more blur, whereas a

larger number equals a smaller opening with less light and less blur.

And to help you understand this just think about aperture as a fraction. So if you're

looking at f/2 versus f/16 in fraction form by replacing the "F" with a "1" then

you'll be able to see that 1/2 is a much bigger number than 1/16, and

therefore represents a much larger opening in your camera lens.

So remembering that a stop of light is any doubling or halving of the amount of

light let in when taking a photo or video you can know exactly how any

change in aperture is going to affect your exposure. However, unlike shutter

speed and ISO you can't simply double or half your current aperture number in

order to figure out those changes. Instead you have to multiply your

current aperture number by 1.4 in order to decrease by one stop resulting in a

darker image. Whereas you have to divide your current aperture number by 1.4 in

order to increase by one stop of light resulting in a brighter image.

So, looking at this image based on the metering scale you can see that we're

underexposed by two stops of light and our current aperture setting is at 5.6.

So in order to increase by one stop of light, we'll go to f/4, and now we're only

one stop underexposed. And to increase one more stop of light we'll go down to

f/2.8 and now we've increased by one more stop of light and we're properly

exposed based on the metering scale. On the other hand if the same image was

overexposed by two stops of light and we were at f/5.6, we would then need to

increase our aperture to f/8 in order to decrease by one stop of light so that

now we're only overexposed by one stop. And then we would have to increase our

aperture once more to 11 in order to decrease by one more stop of light

bringing us to the proper exposure. So there are a lot of numbers with aperture and

it can be a bit confusing, however, you see how it affects your light and how it

affects your exposure. But there's also something else in play and that's your

depth of field. So let's look at another picture, but

this time we're going to keep the exposure at zero and use shutter speed

to compensate for our exposure, and this way you can see how the different "F" numbers

are going to affect your depth of field. So starting at the highest

aperture for this lens of f/22, you can see there's a very deep depth of field

where there's more in focus, and as you move to the lower "F" numbers the

background becomes progressively blurrier. Now at f/8 there's much more

blur in the shot, but as we keep moving all the way down to f/1.8 which is the

lowest aperture for this lens you can see the background is much more blurry.

And now comparing it together with f/22, there's a huge difference in how your

aperture is going to affect the depth of field and the way your shot looks.

Overall, you can see the aperture is clearly a crucial point in exposure and

possibly one of the most important settings on your camera because of depth

of field and the major role that plays in the style of your shots. And your

choice in aperture is really going to control the look and feel of your film.

And that's all for aperture so if this was helpful go ahead and hit that like

button and let me know down below if you do have any more questions about aperture.

Go ahead and subscribe if you haven't, and remember that the only way

to get better at something is to practice. So get out there and film something!

See you soon!

For more infomation >> What is Aperture – How Aperture Affects Your Video Exposure & Depth of Field - Duration: 6:03.

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The Scariest Car I've Ever Worked On, It Can Kill You - Duration: 5:25.

Rev up your engines, johnny asks, what's the scariest car you ever

worked on, ok well I'd have to say the scariest car I've

ever worked on was the first generation toyota prius,

and here's why, that had a hybrid battery inside and it had 288 volts in it, to give

you an idea, to work on them you got to have mutlimeters like this one, you can't use cheap

stuff, you got to use expensive stuff, but realize that 288 volts can kill you, most

cars of course are just 12 volts, 12 volts is very low power, you can stick your tongue

on a positive terminal and your finger on a negative and nothing is going to happen

to you, it wouldn't hurt you at all on a 12 volt system,

but with 288 volts that can kill you, hey your house has 120 volts that can kill

you too, well imagine 288 volts it can easily kill you, if you want to work on those cars,

you have to buy special electrician gloves, their 2 layers, first theirs an inner layer

that you put over your hands then theirs an outerlayer and you have to check the inner

layer every time you work on them, you got to blow them up and then if you hold them

and you see them leaking out somewhere, that means theirs a pinhole somewhere,

well electricity can go through that pinhole and kill you, so ever time you work on a car

you got to put on these fancy gloves, check them to make sure their not leaking, and then

be very careful that you don't short any positive to ground when you're messing with 288 volts,

believe me when the first time I worked on one of those things, it was a very scary experience,

and from what I've read, some of these responders, they see a vehicle that's an electric car,

hybrid car like a Prius, and they know it's got 288 volts, their going to be very leary

about trying to reach in a rescue people if something is shorted outside and they grab

some of the metal and they get 288 volt, so really that's the scariest thing and I don't

really mess around with them much, I'll work on the other parts of the cars,

but I tend to stay away from the 288 volt systems on those things because that's deadly

voltage it can kill you, Van says scotty I saw the video where you

said not to use additives in your gas, what about the Gumout complete fuel system cleaner,

it's a good fuel system cleaner but that said, most people never need it,

if you buy a used car and it's a piece of junk and nobody ever changed the filter, the

oil was never changed and the engine is all carboned up inside, sure a cleaner can help

it somewhat, or if you live in a place where they have

really crappy gas like the guys tell me in Cuba and like in Pakistan a lot of their gas

is crap and you got to put additives in it because the gas burns so poorly it clogs up

the engine, but here in the US, I got 3 well 2 toyotas

and a lexus sitting in the driveway and they work perfectly fine, but if you buy a used

car and you don't know it not a bad idea, but normally you never need to put cleaner

in a car, the additives that you need are generally in the gas they let you buy if you

buy quality gasoline, Panito says scotty should I get a CVT or manual

2018 civic coupe as a base model, I live in New York City I was thinking CVT, rethink,

get a standard, the one problem with hondas has always been that their automatic transmissions

were always somewhat weak, those CVT transmissions are much more complex than the automatics

and the problem with honda is their always trying to make their own transmissions which

is kind of a mistake, most manufacturers these days don't even make their own transmissions,

they buy them from somebody else, like the Chrysler rams and their vans now, their using

aisin a Japanese transmission, a lot of the Volvos are aisin Japanese transmissions, allison

is an Indiana company and they make truck transmissions for all kinds of truck companies,

honda makes their own and their kind of weak, I would go with the manual on that, it's going

to last a lot longer, belcher says what's your opinion on the v6

ford mustand 2003 era, well you know I like the way the cars look, but I don't like the

v6 engine, their kind of a weak engine, they don't hold up as long as the v8s, they certainly

don't have the power that the v8s had, I'm not a real fan of the v6s in those,

I like the v8s I mean, to me the mustang has a rumble of a v8 and the 6 it's like meh,

you know if you're a slower driver and you like the way the car looks and drives, go

right ahead and get one but, I like the v8s in those things,

potta, scotty I just went through a body of water and it looks like theirs steam coming

out of the radiator, the car acts and seems fine but the steam has be worried,

you probably don't have to worry, only one of two things can happen,

one you go through water, water gets on the radiator, the radiator gets rid of heat, so

if you got a bunch of water on the radiator, it will eventually steam up from the heat

and then it will eventually just evaporate off and it will stop doing it,

that's normal that will happen, but let's say your up north somewhere where the water

is really cold and your car is really hot, if you do go through a bunch of water, ice

cold water hitting the plastic or the metal on the radiator can make old brittle ones

crack and start to leak, so if you find out days later that your still

getting steam, it's damaged and you want to have it pressure tested for leaks and stuff,

but if it goes away, that just happens from the water getting on the radiator and it's

got to come off somehow and the hot radiator will just steam it off,

so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring

that bell!

For more infomation >> The Scariest Car I've Ever Worked On, It Can Kill You - Duration: 5:25.

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You are not defined by what you do! | #TheWord s2e8 - Duration: 5:49.

OK, so what we need to talk about today is something that we all already know, but I

don't think we really believe in our hearts.

(musical break)

Well, ជំរាបសួរ (chum reap sur), brothers and sisters, and អរុណសួស្ដី

(aroun susdey) or maybe សាយ័ណ្ហសួស្ដី (sayoun susdey), depending on what time of

day you're watching this.

Welcome to Mission: Zer0!

If this is your first time here: my name is Shawn, and this is The Word With Friends,

the show where we take a deep dive into language and communications in order to bring us all

closer together.

Today we're going to do something a little bit different than we normally do.

Normally we take a deep dive into one word; today we're going to take a shallow dive

into two words that I think are critical to understand the difference of.

I don't think we mark that enough; we don't really observe that difference enough, and

those are the words "fail" and "flaw."

(musical break)

OK, so the first word that we're going to talk about today is the word "fail."

Fail comes from the Latin "fallo," and "fallo" means "to trick, to deceive,

to cheat, or to disappoint."

Isn't that interesting?

How did that become the idea of fail?

It's because at the time in our history when we adapted this Latin word into our English

language the idea that you could just screw up without it being intentional didn't really

exist; we were a little too self-flagellating for that.

The problem is, I think we carry that through right to today.

We are convinced that when we screw up it's because we were just not trying hard enough,

or we were purposely failing, or maybe that we had masqueraded ourselves as someone who

wasn't going to fail.

That's just so not true!

We have got to find a way to let that go, because failure is absolutely critical to

our growth and to our learning.

(musical break)

The second word that we're going to talk about today is the word "flaw."

Flaw comes from a Norse word "flaga", and "flaga" means "a flake, chip, or

thin layer."

Now this is interesting because what it's really saying is, "A small wrongness, a

small thing missing or not quite right.

Really close, but not quite there."

The interesting thing about that is that it is not necessarily something that can be perceived.

It is a thing that is not quite ideal, but it's also not crippling.

You don't look at a cabinet and say "Hm.

That's a 16th of an inch light on the right side!

I just can't have this cabinet anymore!"

(musical break)

And the reason that matters is: we know that we have flaws, we see nothing but our flaws

– I talked about that a little bit in Battle Cry on Monday – but we overinflate the value

of those flaws.

A flaw doesn't mean that you're broken, that you are a throwaway; it doesn't mean

that you're worthless.

A flaw just means that you're human!

And do you know what flaws do?

As in furniture, they give you character!

Our flaws are what give us our diversity and our uniqueness!

You can't beat yourself down about it, because there's just no good that can come of that.

(musical break)

The problem with how we view ourselves is that we conflate our flaws with our failures,

and we think that everything we do wrong, every failure we make, just highlights our

flaws, and just proves how worthless we are, how incapable we are.

The thing that I want us to know today is that's not true!

Your failures don't define you; your failures grow you.

Your flaws don't denigrate you; your flaws help to make you who you are.

There's my exhortation for us today: keep reminding yourself that your failures do not

mean that you are a failure, and your flaws do not mean that you are worthless.

We are accepted, and we are Loved by God.

Flaws and all.

Failures and all.

And if God Loves you, and says that you're worthy, and values you, despite all your failures

and flaws, then who are you to argue?

Take this today!

Take whatever part of this message strikes you and use it to become an even you-ier you

than you were before.

May God pour out the blessings of acceptance, and truth, and perspective in your life so

that you can see your failures and your flaws for what they are, not what they aren't.

I Love you SO, so much!

Peace out!

For more infomation >> You are not defined by what you do! | #TheWord s2e8 - Duration: 5:49.

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张程 Jay Zhang - Don't Let Me Chase You (remix 不爱我就拉倒） - Duration: 4:02.

For more infomation >> 张程 Jay Zhang - Don't Let Me Chase You (remix 不爱我就拉倒） - Duration: 4:02.

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[Robot Trains S2] Full episode 2-2 Sherlock Genie! - Duration: 11:26.

Thumbs up if you like this video! Hit the subscribe if you want more!

Sherlock Genie!

Here we are, everyone. Take care.

Good morning Jeanne.

Good morning Jack.

They are new to me.

It's there first time to come out.

They are inexperienced Railers yet.

Everyone, say hello to Jack.

Hello~!

Hahaha. They look professional though!

Yeah right. But they still have many things to learn.

Oh, right Jeanne.

I have a lot of energy balls to carry to Watch tower today.

So I will go load one more time.

If you are not that busy, can you take care of these for a while?

Of course! Go ahead.

Thanks Jeanne.

Wait!

You can't rush like that.

Let's watch how others do!

What do you think? Don't you think it's awesome?

Now, let's watch how do they land safely.

Well, shall we go try it?

Hold your energy balls and go!

-Where did Jeanne go? - She just passed.

Okay.

For the peace of beautiful Railworld!

For the honor of Train X!

We are here!

Smart Mos!

Handsome Dos!

The fastest Duke!

We are the best X-family!

That's too high. How are we going to take them out?

Yeah right.

That's high.

Ta-da. We are going to take these.

Wow!

Duke, you really are awesome!

You really are fast!

We didn't see you take those here.

Okay then. Let's move!

Wow!

Be careful.

You are gioing to get hurt, Kid.

Thank you!

Mos! Dos! Let's go!

Follow me!

Yes sir!

Let's go!

What's up? What's wrong?

Bag..! My bag..!

Oh.. did you lost it?

Don't worry, you might have left it somewhere.

Let's find it together.

That bag is..

Oh..where did the bag go?

I can't really find it.

Oh right! Genie will help us find your bag!

- Hey Genie! - Oh Hi Jeanne!

Please help us!

One of our Railers lost his bag!

Really?

The only one who can solve this problem is Genie the Genius!

Today, I'm not just genius but also Sherlock Genie!

Hang in there guys! I will go right away to you!

I fell down from up there and I flew!

But Duck graped me!

There is no rail here, so ordinary trains cannot come here.

Only Railers, Rail watch and..

Oh!

Beam scanner!

I knew it!

Mos, Dos and Duke were here!

Jeanne, the energy balls that I left here are all gone!

What should we do?! I'm sorry I forgot about it.

I was looking for Railer's lost bag together so..

What should we do? I'm really sorry Jack.

Did you say a Railer bag?

Oh! I think I saw it!

Really? From where?

I saw Duck, Mos and Dos.

I saw them passing by in hurry,

and I saw the bag was hanging on them!

Right! I knew It was Duke!

I will going to catch you soon!

Wait a minute!

Oh, What is it?

Duck, I know you took the Railer's bag. Am I right?

Oh..No I'm not! What are you talking about?

It won't make any difference even if you prentend you didn't.

There is a witness who saw you have it.

What an earth are you talking about?

I will not going to miss you again!

Huh? What is she?

Do you think I'm going to let you go? No, I won't! Stop there right now!

Catch me if you can.

Duke, Stop there!

You are kind of brave that you follow me up here.

Now, just give up Duke! Give it back!

Actor Board!

Duke!

I have things to do! Bye!

It was nice to meeting you, Genie!

Duke!

Don't be so sad.

Genie will find your bag soon.

Duke?

How did you..

I just picked it up while on my way to the valley.

Be careul to not lose it again.

Thank you Duke.

He was so depressed since he lost his bag.

Oh?

Jeanne, Haven't you see Duke?

I got his signal from here.

Oh? How did he find his bag?

Duke found it for him.

Duke gave it to him?

That is so odd.

According to my reasoning as Sherlock Genie,

Duke took the bag

but then he gave it back?

Then, did he took it or not from the begining?

Um.. I guess we misjudge him.

I mean,

then why did he runaway?

That's because you ran after him so hard,

so,,may be he got scared of you.

Because once you run after someone so fast, you really are look so scary though.

Oh..um..haha.. Am..I?

When genius focus on something they sometimes be like that.

Just like me. You do understand me, right?

You made it! Well done!

He looks so happy.

Yeah. Looking at him makes me happy too!

Thumbs up if you like this video! Hit the subscribe if you want more!

For more infomation >> [Robot Trains S2] Full episode 2-2 Sherlock Genie! - Duration: 11:26.

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Halloween English Challenge in Shibuya, Tokyo - Girls Costume 🎃 | FROM JAPAN - Duration: 7:12.

What are your names

Riho

Kana

Aren't they adorable!

So we're going to do a translation challenge!

The first word is...

"Okashi" (Candy)

What is "okashi" in English?

What is it called?

It's a food so...

What sort of food is "okashi"?

What is it in English?

Things like gummies

What are they called~

Do you know Kyary Pamyu Pamyu?

It's the name of one of her songs, right?

It's an English word

wait a minute!

Chewing Chewing!

No, it's not "chewing chewing"

Candy?

What was that?

Candy!

that's right!

ok let's go on to the next one

What is "Jyuugatsu" (October) in English?

I know this!

"Jyuunigatsu" is December...

Yes that's right!

They know it

It's this month right?

Halloween's "October"

ah wait a minute!

What's "ichigatsu"? (January)

It's January, isn't it

What's next?

October?

What did you say?

October!

That's right!

Well done!

You know so well!

Number 3 is...

Which one should we go for?

"kabocha" (Pumpkin)

What is "kabocha" in English?

What is it?

Pumpkin

Yes that's right again!

So good!

You guys know so much!

We just have two more left!

The next one is...

"aki" (autumn)

What is "aki" in English?

What is it?

"haru" is Spring, right?

"natsu" is Summer

"fuyu" is Winter

And "aki" is...?

If you get one wrong, you'll still eat something good

It starts with an "f"

It starts with an "f" from the alphabet

It's a short word

Fa--

Do you remember?

What is it?

This ones difficult huh?

It's a short word

What did you say?

I don't know

no, no go ahead

Isn't it that?

Say it then!

Autumn?

Well done!!

Do you know the word "Fall"?

You said a much more difficult word!

That was the right answer!

And the last one is...

Which one should we go for...

"obake" (ghost)

It's a difficult word!

ahh I don't know!

"G"

it starts with a "G"

But the sound is like "go"

ghost!!

yay! well done

you know it!

that's the correct answer!

ghost!

You got everything right!

Wow you did so well!

It's time to eat something delicious!

How is it?

tastes good doesn't it!

Thank you!

For more infomation >> Halloween English Challenge in Shibuya, Tokyo - Girls Costume 🎃 | FROM JAPAN - Duration: 7:12.

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Scottsdale Chase Home Center: The First Property Every Homebuyer Should Visit - Duration: 2:42.

[energetic music]

Lucas: Welcome to Chase Home

Center, my name is Lucas James

and I'm a local

here in Scottsdale

and I'm looking to buy a home.

Here at the Chase Home Center

there's a lot of tools and features you can use

to help you throughout the buying process.

One that I really like is the concierge

that can answer any questions you might have.

So come take a look with me.

Concierge: Welcome to Chase Home Center. How can I help you?

Lucas: Hi, I'm looking to buy a home

and I'd like some help getting started.

Concierge: Well, I'll be more than happy

to help you with that.

Follow me to our local resources.

Lucas: Thanks.

Concierge: Right over here we have our tablets

that will give you all the tools and resources you need.

If you have any questions or concerns,

just don't hesitate to come get me.

Lucas: OK, thanks.

There's a lot of great resources on here.

An important factor for me is looking at the neighborhood,

one for crime and school information,

I think that's really important.

And the tablet here shows a lot of options

as well as transfer what people are paying for different homes,

as well as a mortgage calculator,

knowing what I can afford.

Market trends are also very important to me

'cause when I buy a house,

I want to make sure it's a good investment.

And the tablet here shows a lot of good data

on what I should choose and what I shouldn't choose.

Find the right home in a great neighborhood

with all the tools and resources you need right here.

If you're looking for commute times, school rankings,

bedroom size, they've got everything here.

I'm feeling great about my home search so far.

Let me show you what else Chase Home Center has to offer.

Feel free to bring your family along

while you're searching for a home.

Chase Home Center has a great Kid Zone

to keep those kids entertained.

The kids get to have fun in the Kids Zone,

but the adults get the virtual reality.

That was pretty awesome.

I'm gonna have to do this again.

Chase Home Center offers free events,

from first time home buyer seminars

to home improvement workshops.

The information here is endless!

Thank you for joining me on a tour of the Chase Home Center.

If you're starting your home buying journey

this is the first property you want to visit.

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How I Traded A Day For $25k - Duration: 5:00.

Hey, what's going on?

Jeff Lerner here.

I want to take a minute

and talk about superpower

skill set--

getting paid as much

as possible for your time.

It's actually

my first $25,000

single-day consulting

engagement.

When we look at what can I

do to get to where my time

is worth $100 an hour,

$500 an hour, $1,000--

and, honestly, if I'm

in there for six hours

and it's $25,000, that's

$4,250 an hour

of what I'll actually get

paid for that time.

How do you get to where

your time is worth

that much?

It comes down to what do

you know how to do?

What are your skills?

Well, when I talk

about having superpowers

in this world

so that you can accumulate

massive capital,

so that you can get

to the point

where you can put

your capital to work

passively for you,

you have to be focusing

on the skills that give

you such high value

to exchange for money,

that you can go in

and create

these massive windfalls

with your own time.

The idea of trying to get

out of trading time

for money too quickly

is actually a place where

a lot of entrepreneurs

cut themselves off

at the knees.

You don't want to get out

of trading time for money,

you want to be trading

your time for more money

until you get to the point

where you have so

much money that you can

stop trading time

altogether.

How do you get to where

you have $25,000 somebody

will pay you

for a single day of going

in to their office

and doing some work?

Let me tell you what you

do, and I've talked

about this before.

I've talked about it over

and over.

I want you to hear me

about this.

It's being a marketing

technologist.

The reason I can walk

into a company

and get paid $25,000

to hang out for the day

is not because I'm

good at sales,

not because I'm the best

salesperson in the world.

It's not because I'm

the best marketer

in the world who writes

the best

copy and the highest

converting headlines.

It's not because I'm

a programmer,

and I can build anything,

but I understand how

sales--

how technology impacts

sales.

I know enough about sales

to be good at it,

and I can help most sales

people level up

their game.

I can help most sales

people integrate

with the systems

and the technology

that they have

in their environment

within their-- whatever

company they work for.

I'm pretty good at helping

them integrate and get

more value

and efficiency out

of those tools,

whether it's their CRM,

Pipeline Management,

lead management software,

contact--

communication software.

And then how technology

impacts marketing.

And marketing feeds

into technology

whether you're talking

about lead generation,

posting leads, automating

follow up,

marketing automation

through multiple

platforms.

I know how to integrate

with SMS--

texting.

I know how to integrate

with direct mail.

I know how to integrate

with email.

It's like basic stuff.

It's stuff we all do

as consumers.

We all receive

these things.

We all get letters

in the mail, we understand

this.

But it's taking the time

and spending enough time

in these environments

where you have

these organic processes

that involve people

and they involve computers

and they involve marketing

and psychology principles

and they involve selling

and transacting

and getting people's

money.

And being able to go in

and diagnose

these ecosystems

and help sales deal

with technology better,

help technology people

deal with sales better,

help marketing make better

use of technology.

Like, it's the triangle--

sales, marketing,

technology.

I call it being

a marketing technologist.

It's the most valuable

skill in the world.

Invest in the skills that

are going to get you

paid

at a ridiculous level.

It all comes down to what

skills are you learning?

What platforms are you

learning?

What trades are you

learning?

We've got a window--

we've got at least

a decade right now where

these are the most

valuable skills

on the planet

because what you're

doing--

you're smoothing the flow

between man and machine.

There's

this natural divide

between man and machine,

between computers,

between sales,

between computers,

between marketing.

Even between tech people

and non-tech people.

And when you become

the intermediary,

you become the translator

that understands

both sides--

not as well as either side

individually,

but well enough

to sit and mediate

in the middle.

You become indispensable.

You walk

into any big company

and the number of people

who really understand how

to coordinate

and communicate

between technology, sales,

and marketing--

I don't care how big

a company you're talking

about, you can probably

count it on one hand.

You want to be

excellent in this world?

You want to be amazing?

You want to write

your ticket?

You want to get paid

$25,000 to go sit

in an office for a day

and give people advice?

Become the intermediary

between sales, marketing,

and technology.

Whatever you're focusing

on every day, my guess is

if it's not what

I'm talking about or some

crazy thing you come up

with that's as good

or better than what

I'm talking about-- which,

by the way, if it is,

I want to hear about it

because I probably want

to do it--

but if you're doing

anything else

with your time every day,

my guess is you're selling

yourself short on what you

could be getting paid.

All right, thanks

for your time.

Catch you

on the next video.

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Mom!

Dad!

Yigit!

Yigit!

- Where's my son? - Mr. Vedat, thers's no one in the house

- Where's my son? - I don't...

Mom?

I called brother Tahir "Dad"

I heard

Is he angry?

Why would he be angry?

I don't know, dads always get angry

There's time for everything...

and that time just arrived

What's this?

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Will My Abdomen Sag Again After Tummy Tuck-Dr.Hourglass - Duration: 4:50.

Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Star Bodies.

Today we are going to discuss: Will the abdomen sag again after the tummy tuck?

In this channel, we will discuss everything you need to know to get the hourglass shape you've always wanted.

Welcome back!

The tummy tuck surgery is an effective and popular plastic surgery to get rid of a saggy abdomen.

If your abdomen is loose and saggy and the condition is affecting your life in negative ways,

you may consider the tummy tuck.

The procedure surgically removes the excess skin and fat from your abdomen, besides tightening

the abdominal wall muscle and moving the belly button to a position where it appears youthful.

While your abdomen can become permanently firmer, youthful, and flatter after the tummy tuck surgery,

there are certain factors that may cause your abdomen to sag again in future.

Weight gain: Weight gain after the tummy tuck will cause your abdomen to expand, which will inflate

the abdominal skin in turn.

Since your abdominal skin is already weaker, the expansion may cause it to lose its elasticity,

apart from separating the abdominal wall muscles.

Now, when you lose weight, your stomach will return to its original position, but the abdominal skin

would fail to recoil to its original position.

This will cause the abdomen to sag again.

Pregnancy: Pregnancy also affects the results of the tummy tuck in the same way as weight fluctuations.

Your abdomen would expand during pregnancy, which will damage the elasticity of the abdominal skin

and separate the abdominal wall muscle.

After childbirth, the skin would fail to return to its previous position;

hence your abdomen would sag again.

Besides weight loss and pregnancy, there is a certain natural phenomenon

that would make your abdomen saggy again.

Fortunately, the effects of these natural factors are slower and not severe.

The first of these factors is aging.

As you age, your skin loses its elasticity.

The skin construction becomes weaker.

As a result, your abdomen would gradually become saggy.

The good news is that despite this phenomenon, you would still look younger than your counterparts

who didn't go under the knife.

The second natural phenomenon that can take a toll on the results of the tummy tuck is gravity.

The gravitational pull on your abdomen has the potential to cause it to sag again after the tummy tuck.

However, the speed at which this happens is slower.

So, in order to sustain the results of the tummy tuck, you must maintain a stable weight

after the surgery and avoid getting pregnant.

If you want to get pregnant, you should postpone your plan to undergo the tummy tuck in the first place.

In this video we discuss: Will the abdomen sag again after the tummy tuck?

In the next video we will discuss: How pregnancy affects tummy tuck results?

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for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.