Waching daily Apr 12 2017

This video is an introduction to my new Bento Box Quilt pattern, a knitted quilt of course.

And this is the introduction, there's kind of a lot of content in the introduction and

next week, depending on when you're watching this, there will be a free pattern and video

tutorial available.

We can go ahead and cut away to a picture of the whole quilt.

You can see it's kind of visually confusing, but it's not a difficult pattern and it's

actually not difficult construction either.

But it's kind of visually confusing so, I wanted to separate this into two separate

videos.

This one will have...we'll talk about the construction and the yarn and I'll give you

a free coloring page so you can workshop some different colors for it, and then next week

we can start right in with the knitting.

And this video is sponsored by KPC Yarn, I'm using their gorgeous Gossip Chunky Organic

Cotton for this blanket.

This yarn was a delight to work with and we'll talk more about the yarn in a minute.

My inspiration for this is, I always look, click through when someone posts something

about a quilt show, you know, fabric, regular quilts, because they're beautiful and I sometimes

get inspiration for knitting patterns from them.

And I saw this bento box design come up a few times and I look carefully at it because

like I said, it's kind of visually confusing, but I looked carefully at it and I was like,

those are mitered squares, we can do that in knitting.

And so, I put together the pattern with the...

If you click, if you actually do a Google Image search of bento box quilts, you'll get

a lot of different images of the fabric quilts that people have made and that can actually

help you a lot with color inspiration.

But what I have here is just one example of colors, and if my Log Cabin Blanket pattern

is anything to go on, you guys have some really good ideas for putting different colors together.

Okay, so let me move this and I want to show you this.

This is one of the quilt blocks in the blanket, and I'm showing you this, you make 16 of these

for the blanket.

I'm showing you this because I'm going to use some visual aids and I want you to keep

in mind that this is the actual size of the quilt block, not a little, tiny square of

paper.

So, let's go ahead and take a look at what I've put together.

Okay, these are what the quilt blocks look like in my little example here, and you're

going to make two different color combinations, the knitting is identical in both.

And you see here in the colors that I've chosen, there's one background color that runs in

both squares and then a second color, and a third color.

And this is the way the whole thing goes together.

So, this right here is actually one pattern repeat, you're going to repeat this three

more times to make the whole blanket.

Like you saw in the picture, you don't really get the idea of how it goes together.

I want you to really understand the construction before you start knitting.

And I realized the more...

I tried a bunch of different things to make this as easy as possible.

This was...the visual aids I put together here were the easiest way, I think, to make

it easily understood.

Okay, so that's how the whole thing goes together minus the border, that's the whole blanket.

This repeat, four times total minus the border, the mitered squares all start here at the

center of each one of the four repeats.

Okay, so keep that in mind, I'm leading you up to an easy understanding of this whole

thing.

Hopefully, hopefully.

Okay, now the next thing I wanna show you is the coloring page I've put together.

And this is an example of a blank coloring page, here is...this part right here is actually

the key.

It has the letters in it, you see the empty squares are the "A" color and then "B" in

my blanket is represented by green, I'll turn it so you can see.

And then "C" in my blanket is represented by pink.

And this is how the whole thing goes together, this is an exact replica of the little squares

I just showed you, placed.

And then one step further before we get to the real coloring part, this is the exact

same thing without the letters in it.

I discovered that it wasn't very fun to color in over the letters, so you have this as an

option if you wanna workshop some different colors, but I actually found that I preferred...that

the grid lines didn't look very good when I was coloring, so I left you a big, empty

square to color in.

And this is just like that without the grid, just like this without the grid lines.

And you can use this as a key when you fill in this.

And I'll show you...here's one that I filled in.

I'm not that great at coloring and I don't even really have that many colored pencils

to choose from, but you get the idea, it's all here.

I have my main color, which in this is white, my second color in this which is purple, my

third color is orange and my border, my border wasn't supposed to be this color, but it's

gray.

It looks all right, you get the idea.

Okay, so many things, I've got a list here because there are so many things I wanna get

taken care of in this intro so we can just start knitting next week.

This yarn, this awesome yarn from KPC is machine washable and on the yarn label, it says machine

wash but it doesn't recommend machine drying.

Well, I went ahead and put it to the test.

I knit up this sample and I used all the colors in my blanket and I machine washed and dried

it and it came out beautifully.

There was no color bleeding, it came out of the dryer beautifully and after I did this

sample, I felt confident enough to put my whole big blanket in the washer and the dryer

and it actually came out looking better, the stitches looked more even after washing and

drying.

So, KPC doesn't recommend drying, it worked out fine for me, I put it to the test a couple

of times here.

And while we're looking at my colors, I forgot to tell you, these look like...these are happy

springtime colors, but I actually used sushi colors.

Rice, wasabi, pickled ginger, and salmon.

So, they ended up looking like kind of a springtime blanket, but I was thinking sushi when I picked

the colors.

Okay, when you go to the KPC website to order your yarn...I come up against this every time

I work with KPC, the default currency on their website is in Hong Kong dollars and the yarn

is going to look ridiculously expensive.

It's not, the Hong Kong dollar, last time I checked, is 13 cents on the U.S. dollar,

but at the top of the page you can select the currency from your country and actually

see what the actual price is, it's a great value on organic cotton.

And don't worry about ordering from Hong Kong, the shipments arrive so quickly.

I've ordered several times from KPC and my order from KPC usually arrives more quickly

than a domestic yarn order.

I don't know how they do it, but it's not gonna take forever for your yarn to arrive

and I've heard the same thing from a lot of other people.

Quick shipping, yes, 40 colors available on their website and they also have this awesome

little basket where you can throw different colors in and see how, it's called mix and

match I think, you can see how different colors look together before you actually start your

coloring page.

Okay and speaking of the coloring page, if you click the little "i" in the upper right

hand corner, that will take you to my website and on my website I have a link to the Gossip

Chunky Organic Cotton yarn.

I'll have a link so you can download your coloring page.

I will also have information about the needle size and the yarn amounts so you know how

much to order.

What am I missing?

I think that's it and depending on when you're watching this, if the tutorial for the knitting

part, the free pattern and the tutorial is already available, I'll be sure to give you

a link to that if you click the little "i".

Otherwise, have fun with your coloring page and picking your colors and we will get started

with the knitting next week.

For more infomation >> KPC Bento Box Quilt, Part 1, Coloring Page - Duration: 9:22.

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Behind the scenes at the March for Science - Duration: 4:47.

Here we go.

OK, so the morning of January 24th

we started talking about the Women's March

and how incredible it was that they had managed

to pull off this global movement

that was just like a phenomenon.

We couldn't quite grasp the logistics

of how anyone could make that,

how any group could make that happen.

And then I said, oh but I would totally throw down

for a science march.

We should organize that.

My exact words were, I can tell you:

Which is the most spectacularly ignorant statement.

"Seems like it would be pretty easy."

This will be on my tombstone.

So I emailed the person who had the Twitter handle:

who's Jonathan Berman, one of the other co-chairs,

and started emailing with him saying

I wanted to tie everything together

and then in the midst of us having that

kind of email conversation it exploded on Twitter.

And went to from like you know

whatever it was like 10-50 followers to

like 30,000 and it just kept growing

and growing and growing.

And it was kind of so dramatic that there was really

no other choice but to throw in.

I happened to be off that morning,

which is the only reason that I'm talking to you now

instead of one of the other hundreds of people

who had this idea.

My name is Caroline Weinberg.

I'm one of the National Co-Chairs for the March for Science.

The March for Science is a global movement

that focuses on the role of science in society

and the importance of having it inform the policy

that shapes our present and future.

There are 70 people in the core national group.

All volunteers--no one's getting paid.

No one has asked to be paid.

It's just people dedicating their time because

they're passionate about what the march stands for

and we have I think like 150 partners now.

And then there's the satellite cities,

which we just crossed 490 satellite cities globally.

It's a lot of a lot of moving parts that we're

trying to keep together all really remotely

over the internet.

Really just trying to pull everyone together and to

make sure that everything kind of gels

into the same place come April 22nd.

You guys haven't met right?

No!

Great to meet you!

Nice to meet you!

Her hair's not purple-pink in real life.

My name is Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

and I am co-director of partnerships

for the March for Science.

I'm a scientist. I am a marine biologist by training.

So I really care about science because it's kind of

the way my brain works and a really foundational way

that I interact with the world.

I was just chatting with my mom last weekend

who was a civil rights activist, both my parents were.

and they were joking that they finally got their daughter

to be an activist but it's for science.

Which was not really what anyone

expected would be necessary.

My name is Courtney Weber and I am the

Social Media Co-Lead for the March for Science.

It's there, it's live . We've had 104 people donate

just this week, which is really great.

And then I just like how much people are

still interacting with posts.

I always worry for however many posts we get out

that we're going to eventually overwhelm people.

But they're still very much interactive and engaged.

So I got these buttons in the mail today

and I showed the mailman the buttons

and he said: "Wow those are really cool, can I have one?"

And I said: "Well it's for the March for Science--

do you know what that is?"

And he said: "No." And I said: "It's about facts

in support of facts and evidence-based

policy-making and the role of science

in government and society." And he said:

"Yeah yeah, I'm super for facts I mean

that sounds great!"

And I said: "Well you can have one

if you're going to march."

So we'll see, hopefully he'll be there.

Day of the march I will be sharing the really

cool things that are happening.

We really focussed on people with a strong history

of speaking out about science.

So Bill Nye is the science communicator,

making it accessible.

Lydia is a really amazing example of more basic,

publicly-funded research that can

change the entire course of medicine

and the lives of millions with diabetes.

And then Dr. Mona, who can speak about government

attempts to silence science

and the importance of citizen science.

And those together as a unit--they represent

everything that the march stands for.

There's a power to kind of standing in a crowd

with people who are standing behind

the same thing that you are and I'm hoping

that that's what the march does.

Is sends that kind of message like you're not alone.

This is something that we're all

going to work on together.

And that is a really powerful thing.

So it's not necessarily Aprill 22nd,

It's what everyone does when they walk away.

The Association of American Physicians just voted.

Over 83% of them voted to have them sponsor

and endorse the March for Science.

Yay!

So many amazing secrets that will be revealed soon!

For more infomation >> Behind the scenes at the March for Science - Duration: 4:47.

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ZOMBIES TO GET a cartoon game for children rescued by helicopter in roblox and kill zombies - Duration: 17:24.

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TUTORIAL - Fashion Figure for Beginners | 9 Heads [Version 2] - Duration: 9:03.

Hi everyone!

I am back with a new video and this is going to be a tutorial on how I draw the fashion

figure using the 9 Heads technique, which I learnt from the book 9 Heads by Nancy Riegelman,

so a link to where you can find that book and other resources are listed in the description

box.

So feel free to check them out!

For this tutorial, I'm going to keep it super simple, and I'm not going to explain

too much about the basis of the technique because that can be kind of confusing especially

if you're watching this and you just want to get started on drawing the fashion figure.

This tutorial is basically going to be me showing how I do it and you are free to copy

it step by step in order to learn my method.

And in a follow-up video, I will talk more about the 9 Heads technique and why it's

used in drawing human body proportions, as well as how you can use the technique to take

off from here and draw different body types to suit your style and the characters you

want to draw.

With drawing the fashion figure, the 9 Heads technique is just one of the many ways to

learn the proportions.

There are also the 10 Heads and 12 Heads technique, but the 9 Heads technique creates a more realistic

figure.

So as you can see on the piece of paper here, I have drawn 10 horizontal lines down on the

page and between each line is an inch.

I've also labelled each line with the corresponding number to make it easier which line I am talking

about.

Then the space between each line represents the size of a human head.

In this video, because each line is spaced 1 inch apart, the head size of my figure is

also going to be 1 inch.

And I've also labelled each space as the corresponding head number, and I've also

drawn an oval in each space to represent the head shape.

And this just gives us an idea of why it's called 9 Heads technique – because it's

9 heads stacked vertically which will then help us identify the placement of each body

part.

Also, please note that you do not have to draw every single head.

You can do this for your first time, but all we really need to do is draw the 10 lines

spaced evenly apart, because that will save us time for our guidelines.

So now onto the measurements!

Between Line 1 and Line 2 is of course the head, so I'm drawing an oval shape.

Then a third of Head 2 is the neck so I'm just drawing two lines down.

Then half of Head 2 is for the shoulders and there are no set measurements for length of

the shoulder line.

It can be as narrow or as broad as you want.

And I will explain more of this in the follow-up video.

For now, I'm drawing the line to be wider than the head.

Then the top of Head 3 is the apex or the centre of this person's boobs so I'm just

drawing two circles.

And starting with geometric shapes like this can make it easier to visualise the body especially

when you're just starting out.

Next, the top of Head 4 is where the waistline will be, and because we tend to see small

waists in high fashion models, this line is usually drawn much shorter than the shoulder

line, but again it can be as wide or as narrow as you want.

Then a third of Head 4 is for the high hip line.

And as you saw me do before, I am connecting the previous line to this new line and it

creates a trapezium shape since the ideal hips are wider than the waist.

Then the top of Head 5 is where the crotch is, so I'm just drawing a triangle from

the hip line to this point.

All the way down to the top of Head 7 is where the knees are, and I'm just drawing circles

that are fairly far apart because the pose of this drawing is that she is standing with

feel slightly apart.

The circles also represent the joints.

And down to the top of Head 9 are for the ankles slash heels.

And because this is a fashion figure, models usually wear heels; therefore the entire feet

would occupy Head 9.

And we're almost done.

Now it's just time to add in the arms.

So I drew two circles where the shoulders are, just at the edge of the shoulder line.

And I will connect that to the top of Head 4, where the waistline is, because it is also

the line for the elbows.

Once again, I am drawing circles for the joints and connecting those back to the shoulders.

And the top of Head 5, which is where the crotch is, that guideline is also for the

wrists.

Then finally, roughly the size of Head 5, I say about 2/3 of Head 5 is where the hands

are going to be.

Now you can draw the hands as large as Head 5, but I wouldn't draw it any smaller than

2/3 of Head 5.

And that is basically it.

To be honest, we don't really need exact measurements to draw the human figure or the

fashion figure, and I will further explain this in the follow up video.

Unfortunately explaining it can make this complicated, that's why I left it out.

So before that video comes out, feel free to check out the resources listed below.

Also keep in mind that these are guidelines only.

Guidelines are definitely just guides and not rules.

This technique is useful for anyone wanting to learn the basic human proportions in a

step-by-step manner.

I would highly recommend practicing this along with reference photos and real life model

studies to help you gain a better understanding of human anatomy.

And while there are guidelines to help with drawing what is considered the ideal body

proportions, this should not be where your learning ends.

Once again, feel free to utilise the tools and resources I have listed in the description

box.

And if you have other resources that you would like to recommend to me and other people watching

this video, comment them down below or tweet me @zyrabanez and I will add them to the list.

That is it!

I hope you enjoyed this video.

If you did, please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already.

Simply liking this video greatly supports this channel and my videos, so I would really

appreciate it if you hit that like button.

Also you can reach me through my social media, which are linked in the description box.

I've got Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr.

I also have Society6 where you can purchase art merchandise and fine art prints of my

artworks.

And lastly I have Storenvy where I sell my original artworks.

You can also email me for a payment plan if you are interested in purchasing any original

art from me.

My email and all my links are listed in the description box.

Feel free to share this video as well.

It lets people find this channel and this video a lot easier.

That is it for my shameless plug.

I really appreciate your support.

Thank you so much for watching and I will see you in my next one!

For more infomation >> TUTORIAL - Fashion Figure for Beginners | 9 Heads [Version 2] - Duration: 9:03.

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Baking Soda Shampoo for Strong Hair and Healthy Scalp - health - Duration: 2:57.

Baking Soda Shampoo for Strong Hair and Healthy Scalp

Have you ever read the ingredient list of your shampoo or conditioner?

If you haven�t, then let me tell you this: it�s scary.

There are over 12 toxic ingredients to avoid in shampoo and conditioner, mainly because

they have been linked with causing cancer, and other disease and illness.

Even shampoos labelled as containing �all-natural ingredients� aren�t safe.

They still contain things like DMDM hydantoin and ammonium laurel sulphate.

Not things that sound all-natural, right?

My rule is � if you can�t eat it, then you shouldn�t put it on (or in) your body.

Try baking soda instead.

It enhances the quality of your hair and eliminates the residue of shampoo and conditioners, providing

a long-lasting shine of the hair.

You can use it instead of your regular shampoo and enjoy its amazing effects.

If you are a fan of DIY remedies and want to avoid the harsh effects of commercial products

which are loaded with chemicals, we will show you a way to prepare your own natural shampoo

which will provide incredible results.

Bob�s Red Mill Baking Soda, 16 oz

You may find it awkward to use this shampoo at the beginning, as it does not make foam

as other shampoos, but you will get used to it over time, and its effects will definitely

make you choose it over commercial hair products.

How to Make Baking Soda Shampoo

In a small squeeze bottle, mix baking soda and water in a ratio 1:3.

Adjust the quantity according to the length of your hair, so if you have a long hair,

mix 3 tablespoons of baking soda with 9 tablespoon of water.

Then, you can apply it on dry or wet hair, from the roots to the hair ends, and leave

it to act for 1-3 minutes.

Then, rinse it off with warm water.

Next, rinse the hair once more using apple cider vinegar.

Mix 1 part of it with 4 parts of water.

You can add some essential oil to improve the smell.

Tilt the head backward in order to prevent apple cider vinegar from getting into the

eyes.

Tilt the head back and rinse the hair once again.

You can prepare the ACV in advance and keep it in a bottle in your bathroom, in order

to use it whenever you need.

The first effects are visible after the first treatment, and after a few times, your hair

will start growing with an accelerated speed, and the hair will be strong, shiny and incredibly

healthy!

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Wooden toys made in Australia - Duration: 0:36.

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Jody is Excited for His New Ram 2500! - Duration: 0:43.

Well, this is the day of the year!

I picked up my brand new 3 quarter ton Outdoorsman Dodge Ram.

The new love of his life!

My second love of my life

Perfect colour.

I came to St. Albert Dodge Chrysler looking for a diesel and then Shannon found the perfect

gas truck for me, which I really wanted a gas for the 5th wheel, diesel for a 5th wheel

option and then gas for everyday driving and Shannon found me a diesel truck for 6.4 HEMI

and she's going to tow our 5th wheel this summer.

He was great to us, thank you Shannon.

Highly recommended.

And thank you St. Albert Dodge Chrysler!

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40 for Forty UT Theatre and Dance - Duration: 1:11.

I'm Annemarie Alaniz. I'm a sophomore BFA Acting student.

I'm Sofia Aranha. I'm a third-year Dance and Economics major.

My name is Morris Jude Martinez and I'm a sophomore BFA in Acting candidate

here at the University of Texas at Austin.

I feel most at home on the stage.

I spend the majority of my time in rehearsal rooms.

It's great to be in an environment where everyone's able to support each other.

Home for me is where there's a tight-knit community.

Performance, and even visual arts, are so different from everything else

because it's us telling our story to you.

Support the Department of Theatre and Dance

Support students like me

by giving during 40 for Forty.

There's a place in the Department of Theatre and Dance

where YOU can make a difference.

It's a cycle, so when you give to me I'm going to give back to another student later

and that's so important to create that cycle

that in turn creates that community of givers.

Make your gift April 12-13

40for40.utexas.edu #UT40for40

Special thanks: Annemarie Alaniz, Acting Sophomore, Sofia Aranha, Dance Junior, Morris Jude Martinez, Acting Sophomore

The University of Texas at Austin Theatre and Dance

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How To Strategize for Your Social Security Benefits - Duration: 1:31.

As life expectancy has grown, your retirement now can last between 20 and 30 years.

So Social Security planning is critical, no matter how much money you have.

It can make a difference of hundreds of thousands of dollars.For example, if you retire at age

62 and pass away at age 86, you'll receive at least 25% less for 24 years.

But, if you wait to retire at age 70, you'll receive 32% more for 16 years.

If your retirement income at age 66 was $2,000 per month, this could be a difference of over

$200,000 during your lifetime.Arriving at a decision on when to retire is not easy.

If you retire early, it could affect your spouse's benefits.And wages and other taxable

income could cause Social Security benefits to be taxed at up to 85%.

Proper planning takes all of these factors into account to determine a Social Security

strategy.

For instance, a repositioning of assets could reduce taxable income and provide for more

reliable monthly income.

With over 500 different combinations of factors affecting benefits, it makes sense to talk

to a financial advisor and get it right.

For more infomation >> How To Strategize for Your Social Security Benefits - Duration: 1:31.

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Part 1 Video of the Dryfast team organizing the trucks for the next project in San Francisco - Duration: 0:53.

Cleaning the equipment after a long day.

Getting the trucks organized.

Dryfast Property Restoration of San Francisco.

We are preparing the vans right at the end of the day.

So the trucks are ready in case of emergency

and we get no surprises.

Thank you.

For more infomation >> Part 1 Video of the Dryfast team organizing the trucks for the next project in San Francisco - Duration: 0:53.

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40 for Forty UT College of Fine Arts - Duration: 1:57.

It's 40 Hours for the Forty Acres, UT's day of giving

so we're talking with our students

to find out...

where they feel most at home in the College of Fine Arts.

The place I feel most at home is probably right here in the practice rooms.

Either in the classroom or in rehearsal rooms.

In the serigraphy room

On the stage

The printing rooms

In our collaborative piano teaching assistant room.

Last spring break, I spent almost the whole spring break in that room working on a project.

Home for me is where there's a tight-knit community.

I think COFA is different because

it's a smaller group of people and

we're all so immersed in what we do.

Art is like the only thing that I ever really, really loved doing.

I can't remember a time where I ever had a doubt.

This is what I'm going to do.

Giving to the arts and supporting the arts early

in people's careers really helps out in the long run.

The scholarships are totally crucial to all of this for me.

Truly, it has made my experience here possible.

I wouldn't be able to have the experiences that I have if it weren't for that scholarship.

Support artists like me

students like me

by giving to the College of Fine Arts

by giving to the College of Fine Arts

by giving during 40 for Forty.

Really every small amount can make a huge difference

and can make something possible versus not possible.

There's a place in the College of Fine Arts

where YOU can make a difference.

Thank you so much and I will try my hardest to repay you

by becoming the greatest musician I can be and giving back to society in that way.

Make your gift April 12-13

40for40.utexas.edu #UT40for40

Music: Cello Sonata No.2 Op. 99, Johannes Brahms

Performed by: Ann Schaefer (Collaborative Piano Master's Candidate) and Minji Kim (cello)

The University of Texas at Austin College of FIne Arts

For more infomation >> 40 for Forty UT College of Fine Arts - Duration: 1:57.

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Helen DeVos Children's Hospital throws 'Great Gatsby' prom for patient - Duration: 2:07.

THIS PASSES, HEAD TO OUR WEBSITE

.

YOU COULD SEE JUMPING AND

PLAYING AND HAVING ALL KINDS OF

FUN.

SHE WAS TOLD BY DOCTORS SHOULD

HAVE TO MISS HER SENIOR YEAR.

THE STAFF AT HELEN DEVOS

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MADE SURE

SHE HAD A CHANCE TO CREATE SOME

HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES.

♪

♪

I THINK TODAY WAS AMAZING.

IT WENT BEYOND MY EXPECTATIONS.

THOUGHT I'D LIKE

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORY.

HERE'S A FINAL THOUGHT I WOULD

LIKE TO LEAVE YOU WITH -- I YOU

AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE A GREAT

EVENING WHERE YOU LIVE.

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Thanks For Your Support :)

Don't Forget to LIKE & SHARE ;)

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40 for Forty UT Art and Art History - Duration: 1:11.

My name is Anna Pedersen. I'm a fourth year Studio Art student.

My name's Audrey Lovegren. I'm a Studio Arts major.

I feel most at home in the College of Fine Arts

in the serigraphy room.

The printing rooms

Last spring break, I spent almost the whole spring break in that room working on a project.

Art is like the only thing that I ever really, really loved doing.

Giving to the arts and supporting the arts early

in people's careers really helps out in the long run.

It just wouldn't be possible for me to have those kind of experiences

or even something as simple as having enough money to buy paper or paint.

Help students like me

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Special thanks: Anna Pedersen, Studio Art senior, Audrey Lovegren, Studio Art senior

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#twitch vlog 12 April 2017 - narration or callouts for sped up videos? - Duration: 2:11.

so I'm doing the sped up videos today

I'm just trying to think about it I did

three videos yesterday and I think I can

only use two of them really because one

of them uses a plug-in which is which is

proprietary so that I don't think many

people that use that software is going

to have that plug-in available so I try

to keep it vanilla you know and I'm also

in two minds of how to do the narration

see? I'm normally used to making videos

of this nature and talk about them talk

while I'm doing it but based on my own

experiences of some of the tutorial and

sped up videos and how to how to video

that I see on the internet the ones that

really make me rage are the ones that

spend like 10 minutes saying ah well I

wanted to do this and then I got that

picture from there and then I wanted to

do that and this is where I want to just

get bing bang bong you know I want to

look at the stuff immediately so I think

I might use call outs or text or

interpretive dance no um pointers and

things like that say here here here here

so record it and speak while i'm doing

like narrate while i'm doing but that's

mainly for the use of editing so

it's all still yet to be seen whether i

can pull it off yeah i like to pull it

off on a day off I do

quite

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A GHOST and a MAD robber BOB Cartoon game for kids adventure thief Robbery Bob 2 - Duration: 14:10.

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Grandson visits grandmother and feeds chickens Feeding Bugs to the Chickens Domesticated chickens - Duration: 2:26.

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Best Racing Games - 10 Best Racing Games For Android | iPhone | Windows Phone | Did You Play Them? | - Duration: 8:10.

10 Best Racing Games For Android | iPhone | Windows Phone |

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MADD launches new alcohol awareness campaign for teens and parents - Duration: 2:57.

JOHN:AS PROM SEASON GETS

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IS SHARING HER PAINFUL STORY

IN THE HOPES YOU WILL SPEAK TO

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FOR MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK

DRIVING.MYRA- YOU LOST YOUR

HUSBAND IN DRUNK DRIVING CRASH

NEARLY 20 YEARS AGO. áTELL US

WHAT HAPPENED?MYRA'S HUSBAND

DIED IN A CRASH AFTER DRIVING

70 MPH IN A 25 MPH ZONE.HE HAD

DRUNK TWICE THE LEGAL LIMIT OF

ALCOHOL.

áYOU ARE FOCUSING YOUR MESSAGE

ON PARENTS AND TEENS. WHY?MADD

DEVELOPED ITS POWER OF PARENTS

PROGRAM AND POWERTALK 21

CAMPAIGN RESOURCES TO HELP

PARENTS FEEL MORE CONFIDENT

ABOUT TALKING WITH THEIR

CHILDREN ABOUT THE DANGERS OF

UNDERAGE DRINKING AND WHY THEY

SHOULD NEVER RIDE WITH A

DRINKING DRIVER. THE POWER OF

PARENTS PROGRAM OFFERS

INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS,

RESOURCES AND FREE COMMUNITY

WORKSHOPS.áWHAT IF PARENTS ARE

AFRAID OF BRINGING UP THE

SUBJECT?PARENTS CAN DOWNLOAD

POWER OF PARENTS HANDBOOKS

(FOR FREE) AT MADD.ORG/POWERTA

LKTX. THERE, THEY CAN ALSO

SIGN UP FOR A 15-MINUTE ONLINE

WORKSHOP.

áWHY IS APRIL 21ST SO

IMPORTANT?ON APRIL 21, MADD

AND NATIONWIDE WILL ANNOUNCE

NEW SURVEY DATA ILLUMINATING

PARENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON

UNDERAGE DRINKING AT A SPECIAL

EVENT IN WASHINGTON D.C.,

WHICH WILL BE BROADCASTED LIVE