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... For The Future – Allie Briner Crawley - Duration: 1:41.
I think bacteria are awesome. Bacteria
are the coolest thing that exist.
I studied good bacteria, probiotics and
then other beneficial microbes that are
used to make yogurt, fermented food that
people love every day. Those bacteria
have these immune systems called CRISPR
caste system.
There are viruses that only
attacks bacteria called phages, and what
you can do is you can use CRISPR to
protect bacteria from those phages and
you can also use those systems to then
attack other DNA sequences. People have
used those to create genome editing tools. So I've
kind of studied CRISPR caste system from
a bacterial immune perspective all the way
through to a genome editing tool. I
didn't realize starting grad school that
I was going to make a huge difference. I
didn't realize that my research was
going to have an impact on anything, but
it's really great to be able to know
that I'm building a building block for
someone else to come and build on top of.
Coming in to grad school was 22 I had no
idea that I'd be able to do research
that people would cite. That's been
really neat to see someone who's taken
my work and and added on to it. I
thought I wanted to come in and do like
just probiotics but I came out like
this is awesome. This is gonna be, CRSIPR
is gonna take me far. This is going to be what
what I do for a long time.
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Indoor Playground Fun for Family at Drakens Lekland (like Leos Lekland) #81 - Duration: 15:07.
Once more
Henry, drop the dinosaur first
I am going to jump
May I have the dinosaur?
I did that again
I fell
Look over there
Take the ball Henry
Here it comes
Oh no
Where is Arlo?
I don't know. Where is Arlo?
Let's try the slide
Go Henry
Bring the ball
That one I can't catch
Now you can search. Is he there?
Can you see him?
Where is he?
Where is Arlo?
Where is he?
Is he there?
There he is
Do he sink down
Then you have to hurry
Ready, set, go
I am going to ride with Arlo
Are you going with Arlo now?
Yes
That's good
Are you a sloth
That's why I am walking that slow
Now it really has to end
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... For The Future – Ryann Rossi - Duration: 1:16.
I'm studying a mangrove die-off in the
Bahamas, and how biotic factors like
grazing and plant disease could be
contributing and facilitating this
die-off.
Mangroves are really important for a lot
of islands and coastal communities in
general, especially in the tropics.
There's been studies that show without
mangroves the impacts inland from
hurricanes and typhoons and things like
that are much greater because there's
nothing there to protect the coastline.
So just because you lose those
places that are taking the direct impact
of the waves and the storm surges you
don't have that to protect your Island
or your coast preventing it. So you're going
to have a lot more in-shore flooding and
a lot more damage to homes. By studying this
I think I'm providing an avenue to start
looking into how these things are
interacting and incorporating them into
understanding, okay in the future if sea
level rise is going to occur how's that
going to affect these other biotic
things or is that going to make it
harder for the mangroves to survive.
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Mobile App Business #1. Market Research Formula | Welcome Video - Duration: 2:19.
Hello, and welcome to this course!
We are Appreneurs University,
a group of mobile app experts and entrepreneurs with more than 7 years of experience.
We have travelled the thorny road of failure
and success in the mobile app business,
to teach you about cutting edge insights,
growth hacks, tips and tricks, and the newest resources
that you can use to enable you to breakthrough to success.
This course is designed for anyone who wants to start their mobile app business
and for those who want to improve their existing business.
The core of our approach is that we do not have boring discussions
about market research in general or use old-fashioned methods
like customer surveys and questionnaires,
SWOT analysis,
keyword research through Google Adwords etc.
And it's not about keyword research at all –
we are going to use a completely different approach.
We will spy on our competitors,
we figure out what money they gain from their apps,
we will discover strategies and tricks they use,
what niches they conquer etc.
In just 5 minutes
we will know about the revenues of our potential customers,
how many children they have,
in what city they live,
what music they listen to, and so on.
And all of that without guessing or speculation.
We will discover profitable business opportunities in the app market
and will join the fight by generating an app idea
that will defeat your competitors
and conquer the hearts of your customers.
Business is war!
Be prepared,
outsmart your competitors,
plan your steps,
research your profitable opportunities
with the Market Research Formula,
and only then join the battle.
By the end of this course
you will know the exact idea
for your next mobile application,
and it will not be about guessing or speculation.
It will be based on hard data,
on the in-depth research of your competitors,
your customers,
market demand,
and everything you can get from publicly available information.
And we provide you with not only details about how to do this,
but also the exact action steps that will enable you to generate
your own very specific idea to solve problems
that people will be happy to pay for.
So, let's get started!
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... For The Future – Elsita Kiekebusch - Duration: 2:02.
I'm studying the effects of climate
change, specifically temperature
increases on the life cycles and
survival of a species of butterfly called
the Appalachian Brown. Insects in general
I find are a really fascinating overall
group to work with. I mean, I study
butterflies, and they are, in general, it's
a good example of an insect that's
really being affected by temperature
increases. I basically create little
warming chambers in field conditions at
Fort Bragg and raise butterflies from
egg to adult and look at how temperature
affects their life cycle timing and
their survivorship. Increased
temperatures are sort of giving them a
longer period of time in which to
develop and it's also causing their
development to happen faster. Sort of a
general finding that's been found for
many species of insects, but we found for
the species that we're studying, species
that I study, you're actually able to
have more generations or more life
cycles per year than previously thought,
and we think that's completely related
to temperature increase and
climate change. So it might be that it
increases their populations and maybe
that's a good thing for conservation of
rare and endangered butterflies, but also
if their lifecycle changes based on
temperature but they don't kind of reach
that stage of development in Fall
because there's sudden shift to negative
temperature, or negative environmental
conditions in Fall, that might actually
kill off or have like a population bust.
I really recognize the importance of
climate change as a driving
environmental factor that's happening
that's current is ongoing and it's
really important.
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EXIT 19 FOR HIGHLAND AVENUE.
SOME DELAYS.
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HE BROKE INTO A HOME ON
ELM WOOD ROAD.
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... For The Future – Grayson Walker - Duration: 1:33.
Salmonella is one such food-born human
pathogen that can manifest itself in
live poultry, and my research has focused
on using a yeast-derived feed additive
which has properties to control salmonella
and apply that to a model
integration. And the upshot for the
consumer of this system is that a very
nutritious form of meat protein can be
offered at an affordable price with
relatively low impact to the environment.
And it's my duty of a CALS student to
promote and advance animal agriculture.
I fell in love with the ability of us to
do research that is able to be applied
to real-world problems. I can't explain
how much I've learned in this department,
how good the department has been to me
with regards of preparing me for a
career in agriculture as well as
teaching me how to be a good scientist.
I'm able to conduct the research that
addresses a very significant industry
issue and I think that's important
moving forward not only in my career, but
also for the health of the animals and
the people who depend on their products.
And I'm thrilled with the opportunity to
take the knowledge I've learned here
forward as a CALS alum and apply it in
the real world so that I can make
agriculture better for everyone.
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Prince Charles Takes Grandfather Lessons For George But Kate Bans Camilla Parker From Her Baby - Duration: 1:49.
Things are always tense between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles but it must be a
little bit icier since Prince George has arrived.
It has already been well documented that there is absolutely no love lost between Camilla
and Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth has really lowered the boom.
Just as she was directed to steer clear of Kate near the end of her pregnancy she likes
to pretend like George doesn�t exist, except for special occasions.
Meanwhile, Prince Charles seems to be trying to make up for being MIA while William was
small and is morphing into a hands-on grandfather.
Charles gave a speech at the Prince�s Trust and Celebrate Samsung Success Awards and after
it was interrupted by a crying baby he opted to ad lib about his own grandfatherly duties.
He claimed to be taking lessons and now understands a little bit about how babies cry for different
things at different times.
For some reason I can totally believe that this learning curve was lost on him when he
was raising his young sons so it�s great to see him even want to be this involved now
as a grandfather.
Of course the closer Charles is to William, Kate and George the more Camilla fumes and
rages.
In her mind Charles� son is the enemy, the biggest obstacle in between her and the throne
and it makes her sick to see her husband embracing this young family even if they are his flesh
and blood.
Can you blame the royals for keeping Cami away from the baby?
Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.
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Concert ticket scalping: Even buyer-tagged tickets offered for resale - Singapore Hot News - Duration: 8:31.
Concert ticket scalping: Even buyer-tagged tickets offered for resale
Never mind the moral outrage and outpouring of anger on social media over previous incidents of concert ticket scalping - there was never any doubt the scalpers would be back in action when tickets to British singer Ed Sheerans concert dates here in November were released for sale on Thursday (May 11) and promptly sold out all 20,000 tickets.
The only question might have been: How high would the resale prices go?. Right now, Cat 1 tickets are going for up to $13,516. 17 each on online ticket marketplace Viagogo, a whopping 54 times more than the original $248 price.
AEG Presents, the organiser of Sheerans shows here, has warned that unlawful resale (or attempted unlawful resale) of a ticket would lead to seizure or cancellation of that ticket without refund or other compensation.
But otherwise it has not issued a statement on whether it intends to take action against the scalpers or if it would void illegally resold tickets.
Of course, concert organisers and promoters seldom take action. It is only when they sniff profiteering in the air that they might clamp down on the perpetrators, which is not all that often, either.
In Singapore in recent years, there have been at least two instances where concert organisers have voided tickets put up for resale on various platforms.
In November last year (2016), fans of British rock band Coldplay railed against the people who tried to sell tickets to the groups concerts here next year on March 31 and April 1 at astronomical prices, just a few hours after the tickets were officially available for sale.
This forced the concert organiser to void some tickets. But on international ticket marketplace Ticketbis, the tickets still went on sale, going for as much as $8,888, almost 30 times the price of the most expensive tickets, originally sold at $298.
Even worse, it was reported in March that the police have arrested two men for suspected involvement in a ticket scam for Coldplays concerts through online marketplace on Carousell.
Sheeran is playing at a smaller venue than Coldplay so there are fewer tickets available, which probably explains why they are going for so much more.
While Coldplay pulled in 100,000 at the National Stadium, it is believed that there were only 20,000 tickets available for Sheerans two nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, on Nov 11 and 12.
While scalpers who take advantage of dedicated fans are morally reprehensible in the eyes of music lovers like myself, previous reports on the issue have quoted legal experts saying that re-selling tickets is not against the law here.
In fact, ticket scalping is a grey area internationally. In the biggest music market in the world, the United States, it is not a federal offence but it is illegal in some states.
Sometimes, the laws change. In Ontario, Canada, for example, re-selling tickets online above their value was illegal until last year, when re-selling was allowed as long as the tickets were genuine and the sale came with a money-back guarantee.
Entrepreneurial people who re-sell tickets at marked-up prices justify the higher cost as payment for their effort in being first in the queue to buy the tickets when they went on sale.
If coercion is absent and no criminal tactics are employed, the resale of tickets involves willing sellers and willing buyers. Any protest against greedy scalpers and profiteering is merely moral outrage, and not cause for legal action.
After all, if fans stop buying from the scalpers, no matter how desperate they are to see a show, then perhaps the practice could be curbed.
Ticket scalping gets sinister only when what seems like syndicates and/or the use of bots are involved.
There is no data available on how pervasive ticket scalpers are in the concert scene here, but industry sources say that the practice is not prevalent and is the work of a few individuals out to make a quick buck.
(Besides, for popular concerts, organisers often limit the number of tickets that can be purchased during each transaction.) In places such as New York, scalping has become a bigger problem.
High-tech scalpers use automated bots to gobble up tickets the moment they go on sale online, faster than any human can, and circumventing limits on ticket sales.
This has become such an issue that the citys governor, Mr Andrew Cuomo signed a law late last year(2016) criminalising the use of such bots to buy up tickets in bulk.
One solution might be to take a leaf out of the book of the organiser of Glastonbury, one of the worlds largest and most established music festivals.
To eradicate the scalping problem, the events highly sought-after tickets are non-transferable and come with photo identification.
If one has already paid for the tickets and cannot make it to the festival, you cannot sell or give it to someone else, but you can get a refund. These tickets are then resold.
Having gig organisers implement a system like that might add to final ticket costs, but it is one excellent way to ensure that it is the dedicated fans, and not money-minded scalpers, who get their hands on coveted tickets.
The good news is that this is already happening here with the upcoming concert by One Direction member Harry Styles at The Star Theatre on Nov 23.
The tickets will have the name of the person who made the purchase printed on them and they are non-transferable.
As organisers Live Nation Lushington SG remind fans on their social media, any ticket holder with invalid identification documents will be denied entry.
Yet even this move might not be entirely effective. The tickets, which cost from $68 to $168, were sold out after they went on sale last week on, but some are currently available for up to $6,199 on Viagogo.
If the resale of tickets occurs, it means scalpers and their victims -if they can be called that - have to attend the concert together.
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