Waching daily Dec 4 2018

Having a baby in 2018.

Dave and Sylvia are expecting their first child.

They've already started planning for how their life is going to change.

They need to find a midwife, register their baby's birth, apply for child care benefits

and access their baby's health records.

They're concerned about the financial strain it may have on them and want to know more

about what entitlements are available to them.

At the moment, Dave and Sylvia access a range of different services and search websites

to find all the answers they need and rely on friends or phoning call centres when the

answers are hard to find online.

They feel confused and frustrated by the process and they wish there was somewhere they could

go to find the answers they need.

What's going to change if you're having a baby in 2025?

By 2025, Sylvia and Dave will use myGov for most dealings with the government.

It suggests a list of midwives in their area, provides them relevant information about accessing

childcare, leave rights and how to register the birth of their baby.

The myGov of 2025 not only gives them the right information but also helps them determine

what local, state and federal government services they might be eligible for and what requirements

apply to them.

Sylvia and Dave are well-informed about what they need to do and what services are there to support

them, so they can start planning with confidence.

When they have a query, they have the option to ask the myGov digital assistant to get

the answers they need.

When the baby is born they can provide their consent for the hospital's proof of birth

data to automatically create digital records for their child.

This automatically triggers the payments they are eligible for and reminders for any appointments

they need to make at local health clinics.

All these improvements will mean Sylvia and Dave are left with more time to focus on their

baby.

For more infomation >> Vision 2025 – What's going to change for you and your family? - Duration: 2:18.

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Upside down kiwi trip part 10: Piano concert in Twin towers, Kuala Lumpur - Duration: 6:38.

I am finally going to Kuala Lumpur city center

to see those famous Two Towers.

Who can read in this??

Yes!

I am on the right way.

I am finally on Masjid Jamek

So let's see.

I am in the city center.

H&M, really exotic.

Here are those famous towers.

Well I see just one at the moment.

Let's take one picture with towers.

And I can go home again.

Or I can go shopping as I need a belt!

Because my shorts are falling down badly!

I lost too much weight.

Maybe I just sweat out everything.

Otherwise it is not possible.

I am eating all the time and a LOT as everything is super cheap and tasty.

But I am still loosing weight.

These shorts were perfect on me just 5 days ago.

Here they are, Twin Towers... nice

That is why I went here for one hour? To see this?

Beautiful.

Now it is just time to find a cool spot and take a selfie.

It is starting to rain just when I wanted to go to the park behind the towers.

So let's hide inside in Twin Towers!

Actually Petronas Towers...

I hope it is not gonna be that famous malaysian drizzle what I still did not see here.

That would be pain in the as* on my last day.

If it is going to be a storm...

It is going to get crazy around here.

Hope they have...

public toilets if I am already here.

That is the best thing they can have here for me.

Hmm and maybe formula 1.

Nice, nice...

Tourists...Bloody tourists...

Go home!

Or how should I pronounce that?

They have so many shops here.

But what I don't see anywhere are public toilets!

That is the only thing I need!

What is down there?

Hm, interesting.

I am going to go there later.

I start to love it here!

Oh premium toilet!

Premium toilet...

at this floor.

Ok, I am going to different floor.

I am not going to pay any bloody ringit for toilet.

Toilets should be free.

It is primary traveler's rule

Don't pay for toilets.

And guard you stuff.

So where are the toilets?!

Where are the toilets?!

I got it!!!

It has to be free here!

Now I can have finally some fun here.

I am happy now.

So where am I going?

In Malaysia you can choose a bank according to your religion.

They have normal CIMB

and CIMB ISLAMIC.

CIMB ISLAMIC does not accept MasterCard.

I go for normal CIMB.

I can finally appreciate those hard years

of practice playing piano.

As now I can show to everyone what are my real piano skills.

Now everybody will see when I will find some free piano.

I am going to find one and show what I got.

I would just rather sit to be able really play properly and smash it here with my song.

No,no,no, those pianos are not good enough for me, I need a better one.

Better, I need better one.

Hmm, ok, I will be fine with this one.

I showed to everyone!

They even don't know what happened!

They don't understand what I have done!

I can go again now.

They told me to hide if it starts to rain,

but f*ck that, I was hiding two hours last time and then nothing happened.

So I am going to take a risk.

Take a look around, how can I be inside?

It is impossible, I like much more here, outside.

It is a nice park.

Oh no, they are going towards me again, watch it.

Uff, not this time.

They are trying to sell me something all the time.

Do I look as a white tourist or what?!

I don't get it!

Really not.

Nice...

It is really nice here.

It looks like a perfect spot for a picnic.

It has just one small problem.

I don't have anything for a picnic.

Well, I have nuts, but... I am eating them all the time.

But let's finish them!

They are not going to let me to New Zealand with them anyway.

So I will try to finish them.

0,5 kg of nuts will maybe stop my shorts from falling down.

Because it is starting to be really bad.

I would love to jump in there!

But what about my passport?

Ok, I got it, I can't.

At least I know it.

That was quite fast.

Why they have all that stuff here, if people can not use it? Even shower... It just for a desing?

Probably...

For more infomation >> Upside down kiwi trip part 10: Piano concert in Twin towers, Kuala Lumpur - Duration: 6:38.

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Track Your Goals: Romance Reading Resolutions for 2019 - Duration: 6:22.

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Don't let your Christmas tree bug you - Duration: 0:29.

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The IT Handyman - Ep4 - Why learn when you can WIGGLE!!! - Duration: 4:30.

so the next part we're going to look at is processor you want to find a picture

of a processor for me Chris - It would probably hurt if you sat on that

the first block is what the processor is right the

processor is the brain it is what processes all the commands of the

computer so the processor is what performs all the functions so in the

next block we're going to write a couple of things that you want to pay attention

to for the processor one of the things is you want to see how much what's

called L 1 2 & 3 memory it has so it's just letter l1 l2 and l3 that's one stat

you'll want to pay attention to that determines how much the process we can

hold to be able to process it the other one is how fast it is here

yes GHz is gigahertz that's how fast the processor processes the data and hertz

is referring to the speed of electricity all right

Alright, and in the bottom block we're going to write down what you need to know about

the processor in order to fit it in with the rest of your computer like the

socket type next page so set that one off to the side pull up a fresh page

we're gonna go over memory which is that one on there there's a lot of different

types of memory and the hard drive is included in that yep a memory is

anything that stores data so like

yes what also fits in here is the cache memory that's on the processor is also a

part of this manner go ahead and the memory is anything that holds data that

includes the hard drive which will stores the mass amount of data that we

need to keep well that's how much data it holds flash drives are portable hard

drives pretty much yes the cache memory is also a part of the memory it's a

different type of memory it's super fast which is why it's attached to the

processor however it's super expensive which is why they don't make it for

everything else they put a very small amount of that memory with the processor

and if they did the same thing for a hard drive one hard drive will cost

thousands of dollars thousands it'd be way too expensive to buy what we're

talking about here is the hard drive and the memory that goes on the motherboard

what we want to pay attention to it was the type of memory solid-state or hard

disk drive or DDR one two and three or four memory so it's really hard to find

a hard drive that is too small nowadays to be able to do the basic functions so

that I'm not too worried about however the memory sticks or Ram is something

that we do actually need to pay attention to R-A-M, Random Access Memory

that's what Ram stands for this is the stuff that goes in between the

processor and the hard drive that allows you to do things the RAM most operating

systems require a certain amount but I definitely recommend no less than eight

gigs of memory and I'll definitely tell you that again and again and again......

and the memory is put in

megahertz what the electrician's say to the boy Hertz donut okay

thank you for watching

please like to subscribe if you like the videos and want to see more of

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we'll be happy to review them and get back with you thank you and join us

again well have some fun

yeah tomato tomahto some people say these

some people say that Washington and your ground all right I'm not really grounded

Christopher okay just checking

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DACS 2. What can Smart Home Technologies do for you? - Duration: 3:26.

smart homes can be useful when there are things that work for you that can be set

up and running in the background without having to think about it. The advantage

of having a smart home is to make life easier and safer and keep you living

well at home. The technology we feature in our homes can be a combination of the

things designed to suit our lifestyle that can be updated as time goes on and

as technology changes. Smart technology in our homes can range from something

really simple like automated music that plays at certain times when we want it

to, or something more complex like fully automated lighting security and

temperature control and other features which might be voice-activated. The

technology keeps increasing and the volume of it can sometimes feel

overwhelming, but what we've done here is look at six key things that smart home

technology can do for you. Let's take a tour and see what's possible. Home

control technologies can make it easier to control things in our homes like

lights, stoves and appliances, doors and entertainment systems. Technology can

help make our home feel safer and put our mind at ease. Some of these emergency

call systems are increasingly smart. For example, they'll alert you when someone

has fallen, or a door is opened and someone's left the house or seeing who's

at the door without us having to open it first.

Activity enablement technology allows people to do things they enjoy, like

setting up TV to play your favorite shows, or explore places you used to be

familiar with. You can set your home devices up to wake you up at the right

time, turn the lights on, or let you know what's happening that day. Smart devices

and connected health technologies help make it easier to look after your

well-being and manage chronic health conditions from the comfort of your own

home giving you more of your life back and less time spent on appointments. We

can even use video calling to connect with our health care teams.

Social connection technologies help us to keep in touch with our friends and

family and there are all kinds of apps that are designed to help us share and

connect socially. Many caregivers and partners use smart technology to help

provide support. Smart devices can also be set up to allow a constant connection

with the services we might need, or any other groups and support networks with

like-minded people that we want to stay in touch with. Digital Inclusion is about

making sure everybody has the chance to get online and use smart and connected

technologies. We can adapt smart technology to suit the way we want to

live in our homes. We might start slowly with one or two simple smart items

around the home and then build from there or maybe you're interested in the

complete smart system for your whole home. There's plenty of support and

information out there to get you comfortable with using the technologies

you want to use.