YouTube on day: Waching daily Oct 31 2018

Are you searching for something you can't quite put your finger on what I know

that feeling I was there back in 2014 searching for

that something not sure what all I knew was I'd had enough of the way my life

was going I saw that I was going to keep treading the same path for many many

more decades being purposeless lost in life not really enjoying it while

searching I found something and it's been the catalyst that has totally an

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be they reminded me that I am whole complete and perfect in all the

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each and every day as I listen to the education and implemented it the

constraints of the past three decades in the corporate world fell off my

shoulders like the massive anchor chains of a ship launching out to sea my heart

softened and it took its rightful place about being in charge of my life of my

mind my constant worrying thoughts of feelings through my body of anxiety

slowly left me and now I feel free and have unconditional love for myself my

life and all those I interact with the process taught me how to Remember Who I

am and now I follow my soul's path I want

to share this with you to you to remember who you truly are and have what

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For more infomation >> What Are You Searching For In Your Life, Freedom, Love, Purpose - Duration: 4:44.

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Can You Solve the Mystery of the Dread Family? | Walt Disney World - Duration: 1:35.

- Hi, my name is Steven Vagnini and we're here, at the

Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World, where we're gonna

explore the stories and details of the cemetery.

(fun spooky music)

(thunder)

(playful music) (thunder)

One of the first things that our guests see when they enter

the cemetery is this family of busts,

representing the Dread Family.

(thunder)

And we have a remarkable legacy of memorable busts

throughout the haunted mansion, whether in the library,

the graveyard, there was even a concept of how the ghost

hosts materialized as a bust in the foyer to the attraction.

The imagineers were really inspired by the original

imagineers like Marc Davis and Blaine Gibson

and they really captured that through these busts.

It's a cool interplay between spooky and silly, something we

see play out throughout the entire haunted mansion.

- The Dread Family is amazing,

but there's so many great stories happening

at the Haunted Mansion, but this story is really

interesting because it's very dreadful.

The family was actually run by Uncle Jacob

and Uncle Jacob was super greedy and he had a lot of money

and everyone else in the family really really wanted that

money, and in fact, someone poisoned him.

So, there's a huge murder mystery going on,

right in the queue of Haunted Mansion.

If you read the epithets and look at all the details,

you might actually be able to solve the mystery.

And if you do that, you know, there might be a little clue

inside the mansion as well, that kinda pays that off.

(screaming) (thunder)

For more infomation >> Can You Solve the Mystery of the Dread Family? | Walt Disney World - Duration: 1:35.

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Behind The Scenes At TODAY's '80s-Themed Halloween | TODAY - Duration: 3:47.

For more infomation >> Behind The Scenes At TODAY's '80s-Themed Halloween | TODAY - Duration: 3:47.

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Sid Meier's Civilization VI – Episode 2: Taking Your Turn - Duration: 2:14.

There are a bunch of things you can do with your turn in a game of Civilization, but none so important as researching.

The two main research trees are Technology and Civics.

Each tree unlocks bonuses that will strengthen your Civilization in different ways.

Depending on which Tech or Civic you research, you'll set your Civ on a different path to victory, but we'll cover those next time.

Movement reveals unknown areas of the map, or as we like to call it, the "fog of war."

With the fog of war removed, you can uncover hidden resources and discover natural wonders.

Huh, who knew Yosemite was in the middle of Africa?

If you're unsure what to do early on, send out a Scout and have him start exploring.

You never know what, or who, you might find.

Think Alexander the Great got the nickname because his empire was small?

To grow your Civ, you need to build.

That means new buildings, new units, and new city districts.

Districts allow you to build more specialized buildings and improve certain parts of your Civ.

Want to control the high seas? You'll need a Harbor.

Military lagging behind? Better build an Encampment to make better units.

The world is a dangerous, barbarian-infested place, and securing your Civ's victory sometimes requires a less subtle approach.

So if "an eye for an eye" is your motto, attacking enemies strategically is critical to your success.

But, if the fist has failed then why not try a shoulder rub?

Use diplomacy, or shmooze your neighboring Civs to get yourself a trading partner.

Not everyone will like you right away, so get to know the other Leaders and their unique agendas.

This'll help you figure out the best way to win them over…or topple them over.

But how exactly, do you win? Join me next time to learn all about sweet, sweet victory.

NOVEMBER 16, 2018

For more infomation >> Sid Meier's Civilization VI – Episode 2: Taking Your Turn - Duration: 2:14.

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The Deadliest Flu Season in History? - Duration: 8:44.

One hundred years ago, in 1918, Europe and America were at the height of World War I.

People were moving all over, especially soldiers flocking to the Western Front to fight.

At the beginning of the war's final year, another enemy would enter the trenches, one

that threatened people on and off the battlefield and eventually led to more deaths than all

war-related causes combined.

That enemy was the flu.

What made it so deadly?

And 100 years later, could it happen again?

[OPEN]

No one knows for sure where the original 1918 flu infection happened.

As the first bout of illnesses cropped up in North America, Europe, and Asia it didn't

kill many people.

But by the Fall of 1918 the disease had grown deadlier.

People displayed classic flu symptoms like nausea, fever, and aches, but many began to

develop dark spots on their cheeks, their breathing became difficult, and their faces

turned blue from lack of oxygen.

These people caught pneumonia and died from suffocation.

Along the Western Front, rows of dead soldiers piled up, who had just days earlier been young

able men.

Because the world was at war, news of these deaths was kept quiet to maintain morale.

Only the Spanish, who had remained neutral in the war, wrote about the frightening numbers

of illnesses and deaths, which is why this disease is named for them (such an honor!).

By the time the disease declined in 1919, one third of the world had been infected with

the Spanish flu, and between 50 million and 100 million people died– as much as 5% of

the world population at the time.

Enough people died in the US that the average lifespan fell by 10 years.

It was a flu more deadly than any we'd seen before or since.

But the flu has been around for a long time.

We see it every year.

What made the 1918 outbreak so bad?

To understand this, we need to shrink down to the nanoscale world.

Influenza is a virus Influenza is a virus, which is essentially a container made to carry

genetic information.

These genes are the blueprints for building more virus - using the machinery of your own

cells.

Variations in these genetic blueprints determine how deadly a particular virus is.

The virus' armored shell is made up of two proteins.

One unlocks the door to your cells.

The better it can do this, the more infectious it becomes.

The second helps newly made viruses escape from the cell.

Every flu strain has a name based on different combinations of slightly different H and N

proteins.

We now know the 1918 flu was an H1N1 strain, and many Influenza viruses today are a descendant

of it, including the 2009 "bird flu".

When you catch the flu virus, it invades your cells, the viruses reproduce, and infected

cells eventually burst.

Your immune system senses this mess, identifies the attacker, and starts building an army

of cells that specifically recognize the invader by reading its unique H and N surface proteins.

These recognizable bits are called antigens.

Once you're better, other cells "remember" that antigen, so you almost never get infected

with the exact same flu twice.

But the flu has a few tricks up its sleeve.

Each time it replicates its genes, it makes random mistakes or mutations.

We call this gradual change antigenic drift.

So if, say, an H1N1 strain undergoes enough mutations, the immune system may not recognize

it, and it can make you sick again.

This is why you need a new flu shot every year.

But, more extreme changes in flu genes can also occur.

If an unlucky host is infected with two flu viruses at the same time, their genes can

shuffle.

Instead of small gradual changes, this can lead to radically new genetic combinations.

Imagine if Nickelback and Limp Bizkit joined forces to make Nickelbizkit.

It would be even more dangerous than the originals.

This kind of shuffle is called an antigenic shift, and it creates flu viruses completely

unrecognizable to our immune system.

These are the viruses most likely to cause massive outbreaks like 1918.

To understand if we're at risk for another super virus emerging today, we need to know

exactly what made the 1918 flu so catastrophic.

Today we have better sanitation, vaccines, and antivirals, yet hundreds of thousands

of people still die every year from the flu.

But the 1918 flu was different in some very deadly ways, thanks to its unique genetic

arrangement.

In the late 1990s, two scientists resurrected the genetic code of the 1918 influenza virus

preserved in a body buried in Alaskan permafrost.

Turns out two bits of the 1918 flu were essential for its viral badness.

A deadlier form of the H surface protein helped it enter and kill lung cells more efficiently.

It also carried genes that helped it make copies of itself 50 times faster than modern

flus.

But it was really when all of the other pieces of the 1918 virus were put together *with*

these two that it became a "super virus" and to be honest, we still don't have a

complete answer as to why.

One answer is more certain: Another deadly flu like 1918 IS possible.

Two general factors determine if a flu will be particularly bad - how well it travels

from human to human, and how deadly it is once it gets inside of us.

For example the H5N1 bird flu has a mortality rate of more than 50%, but it can't spread

from human to human, only from birds to humans.

When you get a flu that's good at both, like 1918, that's how you get a pandemic.

Say, for example, bird flu mutates so it can be transmitted between humans.

That would be very bad.

It's true that modern medicine and flu shots have helped in humanity's war against the

flu, but other aspects of our modern culture have put us more at risk for a pandemic.

Humans aren't the only species that can carry the flu.

But because some of these other versions are similar to human flu, a few changes and they

can jump the species barrier.

We have increased contact with livestock today, making these species jumps more likely.

And since we travel so much today, a deadly virus could spread across the globe in hours.

While we don't know how to predict where a pandemic will start, scientists agree it's

not a question of if, but when.

If a flu like 1918 popped up today, an estimated 100 million people could die world wide.

Can we do anything to be ready?

Containing a pandemic will require global cooperation to stop the spread and treat infected

people.

Because traditional vaccines take months to develop, scientists are working on a universal

flu vaccine, one that would protect against any strain of the flu, but the task has obviously

been difficult because the flu is constantly changing.

These days, the flu feels like an annoying yearly thing.

If you remember to get a shot, maybe it can save you from a few days fever and runny nose.

But flu is a real and honest threat to humanity.

Humans and influenza have been at war for centuries.

Flu infects humans.

Humans develop immunity.

The flu mutates and the process starts again.

Perhaps one day, science will help us leave influenza in the history books.

But for now, stay safe, support science, and stay curious.

For more infomation >> The Deadliest Flu Season in History? - Duration: 8:44.

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Montecristo Sandwich - Easy and rich recipe - Duration: 6:01.

Hello Friend how are you?

I'm Esbieta.

Today I'm going to show you how to prepare at home the famous Monte Cristo sandwich.

It's a sandwich, friends, very simple, easy and quick to do.

And taste is delicious.

I'm going to give you some tips so that You can customize it to your liking.

It is very crispy.

It smells of luxury.

To make the Monte Cristo sandwich you need 3 slices of bread

I'm going to use the milk bread that I made the other day and he is very rich.

If you also want to make this bread I will leave you the link below the video, in the description.

It is a very soft and tender bread.

We're going to remove the bread from the crust.

So the sandwich will come out much more tender and will impregnate better with egg.

The Monte Cristo sandwich has to be made with bread without crust.

In a dish we shell 1 egg.

We add 2 tablespoons of milk.

And here you can add the spices that most you like them

I'm going to add some black pepper.

I'm going to add 1 pinch of nutmeg.

To everything that is salty and takes milk the nut Moscada feels very good.

And a pinch of salt

If you do not like nutmeg you can add a little bit of paprika, dried garlic

That is, the spice that you like the most.

By the way, have you already subscribed to my channel? :)

I like to put the cheese on the sandwich grated but of course you can use

the sliced cheese

The cheese that is recommended to make this Sandwich is gruye or cheddar cheese.

You can also use emmental cheese, Gouda ... the one you want.

The cheese that melts well serves you.

We spread the bread slices with mayonnaise and mustard.

If you do not like for example mayonnaise or not you like mustard you can omit it perfectly.

My mayonnaise is yellow because it is homemade and It is made with olive oil.

I'm going to spread 2 slices with mayonnaise and one with mustard.

I'll put the mustard in the middle of the sandwich.

We put the cheese on top of each slice.

And the slices of ham.

We crush the sandwich so that it is later more comfortable to eat and to make it more

armed.

Now we have it for the beaten egg.

The edges too, so they are impregnated well of egg.

We put to heat the pan over medium heat.

We add butter.

And we gild our sandwich

on both sides and edges.

Monte Cristo sandwich is usually served with strawberry or raspberry jam, with icing sugar or both.

I'm going to put some icing sugar.

It is very juicy and very tender.

The nutmeg feels great.

I invite you to eat it like that, with sugar glas

I have really enjoyed this wonderful sandwich.

And I invite you to also prepare it and enjoy.

Please tell me in the comments if You like to eat the sandwich in general.

And at what time of the day you like to eat them.

And subscribe to my channel if you have not already done because it's totally free.

Until next time.

For more infomation >> Montecristo Sandwich - Easy and rich recipe - Duration: 6:01.

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What you believe, becomes real - Duration: 0:21.

So actually anything we believe, it becomes real. So you believe in hate, it

becomes hate. You believe in fear, it becomes fear. So you love, you trust love,

so love appears. It's very simple formula. This is how the nature moves.

For more infomation >> What you believe, becomes real - Duration: 0:21.

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13-Year-Old Invented A Safer Way To Treat Pancreatic Cancer - Duration: 4:05.

(upbeat music)

- It all started in the summer of 2017

when I went to visit my brother in Boston,

and there I learned about some research

that was happening, and the surprisingly low statistics

about pancreatic cancer, like its survival rate.

My name is Rishab Jain.

I'm in 8th grade, 13 years old, from Portland, Oregon,

and I created an artificial intelligence-based tool

called PCDLS Net to improve pancreas tracking

during a treatment called radio therapy

for pancreatic cancer.

The five-year survival rate of pancreatic cancer

is around 9%, and the 10-year survival rate

is around 1%, which is extremely low,

and these survival rates have not improved

significantly in the past 40 years,

so currently, pancreatic cancer is detected

in a late stage, and by then, doctors try to use

radio therapy to help treat it,

but most of the time, it's not effective enough,

so I got inspired to do some research on this

because I'm a big programmer,

and I like artificial intelligence,

so I wondered if I could combine my knowledge

in the two areas to help solve the problem,

and I created an artificial intelligence-based tool

called PCDLS Net to improve pancreas tracking

during a treatment called radio therapy

for pancreatic cancer. Well, I contacted over 253 doctors,

and got around 30 replies from leading experts

from institutions at cancer centers and around the world.

So as you can see in the pancreas right here,

there's other organs such as the stomach

and liver that may cover the area,

and also, it's right below the lungs

causing it to move during some of the treatments.

It's also very hard to reach in.

It's right in the center of the abdomen

next to the spinal cord, so for surgery,

biopsies, other things like that,

it may be hard to find where the pancreas is.

It's sometimes detailed as a mushy or angry organ

because of its position in the body.

This right here is a real patient's CT scan,

and as you can see throughout its transforming,

it's very hard for the human eye to detect

where the pancreas is, and this is especially a problem

in real time when radiologists and oncologists

have to find the pancreas and apply radiation treatment.

So over here on the left side, my tool can be run

to find where exactly the pancreas is

in one of these CT or MRI slices

and output this result instantaneously.

So currently, doctors have to apply sometimes

a seven millimeter overlay around the pancreas

of radiation, and this can affect millions

of healthy cells, so my tool is able to reduce that area

to around four millimeters, so that saves

millions of healthy cells and can improve

patient quality of care.

So, I have a detailed five-year plan

about how I wanna globally commercialize my tool,

PCDLS Net, and improve pancreatic cancer survival rates.

So I envision partnering with a hospital

as well as 3M to work and create my tool

as an add-on, and for this, I'll need to conduct

clinical testing, so I want to gain FDA

and IRB approval.

(intense music)

So I want to continue pursuing medicine

and engineering as I grow up, so for my

undergraduate degree, I'm thinking about becoming

a biomedical engineer, and later,

I want to make a difference in other people's lives.

I've gotten to see first-hand some of my relatives

who are doctors and how they can perform surgery

or make other treatments that improve

the quality of care and solve problems

for people in need, so I'm thinking about

becoming a surgeon and continuing medical research

as I grow up.

For more infomation >> 13-Year-Old Invented A Safer Way To Treat Pancreatic Cancer - Duration: 4:05.

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How to connect your existing account with Epidemic Sound when you join an MCN - Duration: 0:43.

If you've already registered an Epidemic Sound account,

excellent! You loved us before it was cool.

But you've joined an MCN that's already partnered with us,

so there's no need to double up if they're already paying for you.

First you need to log out from your ES account.

Then you need to log in again.

It's not a joke,

it's just how it works.

Click on the name of your network in the dropdown menu

under the partnership's MCN section

and you'll be guided through the next steps.

If you have trouble getting access,

please contact your MCN Partner Manager

so they can double-check if your channel has been properly linked.

For more infomation >> How to connect your existing account with Epidemic Sound when you join an MCN - Duration: 0:43.

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Ten In The Bed | Sing Along With Tobee | Kids Songs - Duration: 3:52.

Hey Caitie, how are you?

Can we start the show now?

Sure, Tobee, let me just say, hello to our friends at home first, okay?

Hi everyone, welcome to Sing Along With

Tobee

Tobee, you're in a hurry today

What's going on?

Well, I'm going to my first sleepover ever tonight

I can't wait to go

What are you going to do at your sleepover?

Well, we're going to...umm...

You know what?

I don't know what you do at a sleepover

Do you think I'll do what I usually do?

Well, what do you mean?

Oh, like, you know, put on my pajamas, and brush my teeth and wash my face

Yeah, I think you'll do all those things

Plus, you'll stay up late, tell stories, and play games

Oh, awesome!

Where do you think I'll sleep?

At home, I have my own bed

I'm not sure

How many friends are going to the sleep over?

Ten

Ten?

That's a lot of friends

Um, maybe you'll all sleep on the floor

Or maybe you'll all share a bed

You know what, there is a song about this very thing

It's called Ten In The Bed

No way!

You have a song for everything

Yes, I do

I'll teach you the song and some moves you can do, too

Follow along, here we go

Hit it, Caitie

There were 10 in the bed and the little one said,

Roll over, roll over