Thứ Tư, 28 tháng 6, 2017

Waching daily Jun 28 2017

There's little Sam!

Oh look! My hand is here too!

Oh heya.. Where ya going Little Buddy!?

Sam: Nice hand hooman!

HAHA!! GOTCHA LITTLE ONE!

PLEASE STAY WITH MEH!

Me: *very quiet, almost inaudible* Awh..

Me: *slight cackle*

VERY TERRIBLE CAMERA WORK MADDS!

Sam: OOH WUTS OHVER HEAR? ^o^

Sam and Madden: BYE FOR NOW! MEW! XD

For more infomation >> Little Sam Won't Be Cute For The Camera.. - Duration: 0:20.

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New rules for how your credit score is calculated - Duration: 0:51.

CLOSING UP 143

POINTS TO 21,400.

>>> LET'S KEEP MINING YOUR

MONEY FOR A SECOND.

YOUR CREDIT SCORE COULD GO UP

THIS WEEKEND AND YOU DON'T HAVE

TO DO ANYTHING TO MAKE IT

HAPPEN.

>> I LIKE THE SOUND OF THIS.

IT'S BECAUSE NEW RULES FOR HOW

YOUR CREDIT SCORE IS CALCULATED

GO INTO EFFECT SATURDAY.

THE THREE MAJOR CREDIT BUREAUS

WANT STRICTER RULES ON THE

PUBLIC RECORDS THEY COLLECT.

>> EACH CITATION WILL HAVE TO

INCLUDE YOUR NAME, ADDRESS AND

EITHER YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY

NUMBER OR YOUR DATE OF BIRTH.

THAT MEANS NEARLY ALL CIVIL

JUDGMENTS WILL BE REMOVED FROM

CREDIT SCORES BECAUSE THEY DO

NOT HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION.

>> A AT LEAST HALF OF TAX LIEN

RECORDS DO NOT HAVE THAT

INFORMATION EITHER SO THEY'LL

BE REMOVED AS WELL.

ABOUT 7% OF PEOPLE IN THE U.S.

CREDIT SCORES ARE EXPECTED TO

GET A BOOST BECAUSE OF THESE

CHANGES, ACCORDING TO A COMPANY

For more infomation >> New rules for how your credit score is calculated - Duration: 0:51.

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Barry Soper: Poker Face Victory for Team NZ As Kiwi As It Gets - Duration: 3:20.

Barry Soper: Poker Face Victory for Team NZ As Kiwi As It Gets

What is it about Kiwi blokes that make them accept victory with a straight-faced, shell be right attitude?.

It all started with the excitement Richter scale being set at zero by our iconic hero Ed Hillary in 1953 when, standing on the summit of the worlds highest peak, he declared: We knocked the bastard off.

In the following decades we saw the stoic Pinetree Meads playing in a rugby match in South Africa with a badly broken arm, shrugging it off as nothing more irritating than a fly.

BJ Lahore kept up the standard with a smile as wide as heavily collagen-enhanced lips, even though it hadnt been thought of then.

Having met all three men, theyre great blokes, but theyre as Kiwi as they come where public shows of emotion are about as foreign as Winston Peters would be in pinstriped budgie smugglers.

Skip forward a couple of generations to Richie McCaw winning the Rugby World Cup and sheepishly stepping up to the winners dais telling us it wasnt a bad effort.

It was left to the ebullient John Key to show the excitement, fighting his way into a three-way handshake. So with that in mind, think about how our Americas Cup heroes reacted to their seismic win in Bermuda.

Man of the moment Peter Burling was like a young Sir Ed, a thoroughly dedicated young man obviously, but emotion clearly isnt part of his DNA which is probably why he knocked that bastard Jimmy Spithill off.

The Emirates Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton was moved to remark that hed never hugged so many blokes, which just goes to show how emotional he was.

On the political front we had Bill English in his lounge at home, adding to the carbon footprint with his blazing woodburner, with one of the family videoing him for the Twittersphere.

Clenching his fist at the telly as they crossed the line with a contrived yes, even though theyd won the race long before the finish line, followed by a slow clap, was about as good as it got.

Why on earth he couldnt have been down at Wellingtons Port Nicholson Yacht Club with his Sports Minister, cheering along with the 150 enthusiasts, is yet another golden political opportunity lost.

Then there was our purse string puller Steven Joyce, who kept the strings tightly pulled when Team New Zealand came looking for dosh a few years back, rejoicing on what has become the political platform of Twitter.

So early in the morning, being in a suit and tie was at least a bit impressive.

Aucklands Mayor Phil Goff showed all the enthusiasm of a bank in receivership when he was told, live on television, that the next regatta would be in his city.

He complained about the cost, saying theyre more concerned with building roads and other infrastructure. Come on Kiwi winners, start acting like them!.

For more infomation >> Barry Soper: Poker Face Victory for Team NZ As Kiwi As It Gets - Duration: 3:20.

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Flight Delayed by Woman Throwing Coins Into Engine for Good Luck - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> Flight Delayed by Woman Throwing Coins Into Engine for Good Luck - Duration: 0:56.

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For more infomation >> Download WinRar 5.50 for free [tutorial]-HD- - Duration: 1:20.

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Bible Details About Jesus Are Not Consistent How Bad Is That For Christians - Duration: 2:34.

For more infomation >> Bible Details About Jesus Are Not Consistent How Bad Is That For Christians - Duration: 2:34.

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Flint Airport attack suspect to remain in custody for remainder of case - Duration: 1:47.

>>> THE

MAN INVESTIGATORS SAY

ATTACKED AND NEARLY KILLED THE

FLINT AIRPORT POLICE OFFICER WAS

BACK IN COURT TODAY.

AND A

FEDERAL JUDGE HAD A DECISION TO

MAKE.

BRIAN ABEL IS STANDING BY

WITH THE LATEST.

>> Reporter: AMOR FTOUHI TODAY

AGREED TO STAY BEHIND BARS FOR

THE DURATION OF HIS CRIMINAL

CASE.

IN SHACKLE AN ORANGE

JUMPSUIT, AMOR FTOUHI ENTERED

THE DISTRICT COURT IN FLINT.

HE

AGREED TO STAY IN CUSTODY

>> AND

THE FACT THAT HE DOES

NOT HAVE TIES TO THE STATE OF

MICHIGAN WOULD RESULT IN A

FINDING OF DETENTION BY THE

CORE.

FOR THOSE REASONS MR.

FTOUHI AND I AGREE THAT HE

SHOULD BE DETAINED PENDING THE

REMAINDER OF THIS CRIMINAL CASE.

>> Reporter: WEARING A MEDICAL

MASK WHILE FACING THE JUDGE.

>> UNSPECIFIED HEALTH REASONS

IS WHAT I WAS TOLD.

>> Reporter:

>> Reporter: THE HOSPITAL

RELEASED NEVILLE WEDNESDAY.

HE

FACES WEEKS OF RECOVERY FOR A

12-INCH LACERATION

>> IN THAT CASE I'M GOING TO

ORDER THAT YOU BE DETAINED

PENDING TRIAL IN THIS MATTER.

>> Reporter: A PRELIMINARY

HEARING IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY

5TH.

THAT'S WHEN THE GOVERNMENT

WILL MAKE THE PROBABLE CAUSE

CASE THAT FTOUHI WAS INDEED THE

PERSON THAT STABB LIEUTENANT

JEFF NEVILLE

THAT COULD BE

For more infomation >> Flint Airport attack suspect to remain in custody for remainder of case - Duration: 1:47.

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Report calls for changes at USA Gymnastics - Duration: 1:56.

For more infomation >> Report calls for changes at USA Gymnastics - Duration: 1:56.

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Kylie Jenner proves sex sells as she goes commando for smokin' hot photoshoot - Duration: 3:25.

Kylie Jenner proves sex sells as she goes commando for smokin' hot photoshoot

HOLY MOLEY: Kylie left her chest majorly exposed.

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The 19-year-old already has a successful cosmetics brand and a solo reality TV venture. Now, the business savvy babe is branching out into eyewear.

Kylie teamed up with sunglasses brand Quay Australia for a new capsule collection. Its no wonder the raven-haired beauty has made so much cash in just 12 months.

And with most Kardashian-Jenner business ventures, along with a new collection comes a scantily-clad photo shoot.

PRETTY IN PINK: Kylie showcased her thigh brows in a high-cut swimsuit.

Kylie had clearly taken notes from big sister Khloe Kardashians bodysuit launch, opting to choose the ethos sex sells. The teen mogul announced her collection on Instagram along with three saucy shots.

In one image, Kylie wears a dress absolutely covered with holes.

CURVE KILLER: Kylies campaigns are always guaranteed to be flesh-filled. Kylie Jenner The pointless fabric provided just enough coverage across Kylizzles bulging chest but she would have had to go commando and undoubtedly risk maximum exposure.

In another steamy shot, the raven-haired beauty rocks a seriously sexy swimsuit which accentuated her killer curves.

Kylie teamed her intimate creases with a bold pixie haircut and soon it became clear that the shoot was very little about the sunglasses and all about the flesh-baring.

MINI MOGUL: Kylies empire is expanding by the day.

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However, the reality bombshell insisted it was all about the brand. Ive been wearing Quay Australia sunglasses for a long time, she said in a statement about the collaboration.

Im so excited to create my very own collection and share my love for the brand with my fans. And her fans certainly lapped up the saucy imagery, with one of her pics racking up 1,118,438 likes in just four hours.

For more infomation >> Kylie Jenner proves sex sells as she goes commando for smokin' hot photoshoot - Duration: 3:25.

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Out with the Old, In with the New for Michelle and Chris! - Duration: 0:23.

Hi, my name's Michelle

My husband and I just bought this

truck from Anna Fehr

It is a Ram Laramie Longhorn Limited

and we are just really excited to

get something new

since we've been driving something old

and Anna was amazing to deal with

and we love Redwater Dodge

For more infomation >> Out with the Old, In with the New for Michelle and Chris! - Duration: 0:23.

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How to rewire your brain for happiness by Debra Searle MBE - Duration: 6:11.

- I have never ever seen this in a hotel before.

If I turn my camera around now, check this out:

Disco bath!

What is that?

I have never had a bath that has done that before.

And I'm trying to work it out because it doesn't look

like it would actually be that relaxing.

I think it would actually do my head in

being in that bath.

But anyway I probably should try it at least, you know,

'cause how many times you get to stay in a hotel

where there's a disco bath?

Or maybe that's not the purpose of it,

perhaps it's not for discoing,

but I think it's for discoing.

But anyway there's a lovely room,

this is my room in Northern Ireland.

Look at this bed and I've even got my,

I've got my Num Noms here.

These are from my daughter.

Whenever I go away to work she likes me

to take some of her toys so that they come along with me

so I've got my Num Noms with me.

But anyway, I should stop waffling

about this crazy hotel room

because actually there's a purpose,

and the purpose is that yesterday I shared an article

which was about how our brains are actually wired

for unhappiness, not happiness.

One of the things that they suggested

was that you could spend time trying

to rewire your brain for more happiness,

to find the positives effectively.

Now of course this is something that I've spent

my whole career doing because there's no way

I would have got across the Atlantic

in that tiny little rowing boat all on my own

for three and a half months, had I not found ways

constantly to find the positives.

So I'm a big believer that this can be done

and I wouldn't have achieved that challenge

of rowing solo across the Atlantic without it.

But in this article what is suggested

is that you could make a start by just trying to find,

spend one minute three times a day

thinking through the positives

and do that for 45 days in a row.

Now this got me thinking, it's been bothering me a bit

for about 24 hours because I've realised

that I do that a lot more than three times a day.

And I think we have an opportunity to do it

an awful lot more than three times a day,

because I think we have to find the positives constantly.

And I have a little term for them,

I call them my tiny victories,

and I have a day full of tiny victories.

There's been loads that have happened today.

I'll tell you a few of them.

I travelled to Bristol airport and for once

there were no road works near Bristol

so I didn't get stuck and I made it to the airport on time.

Yes, tiny mental fist pump!

Every time something like that happens and I get there

I think "Yeah, I'm here on time, I'm gonna make my plane.!"

Tiny victory!

And I think we have to kind of mentally

just take a moment to celebrate those tiny victories.

They're really important.

I got here to Northern Ireland,

I flew into Belfast International,

and unfortunately I left my laptop bag in the terminal

and went to meet the lovely lady who came

and picked me up from the Hanson Group,

and realised just as I was getting into the car

that I'd left my laptop bag.

So I raced back into the terminal and it was still there!

Another tiny victory!

I could have really berated myself at that moment,

"Debra, you are such an idiot".

It would have been really easy to have gone

to the negatives in that moment, to think,

"What if your laptop'd been stolen and your whole life,

the three companies you run through that laptop,

if you'd lost that, that would have been a nightmare."

But instead I didn't, I chose to see it

as a tiny victory, that it was still there,

I remembered before we'd driven off

and then I went back and collected it.

It's a tiny victory.

Oh I love that!

Somebody's put a little tiny fist pump.

Yes, mental fist pumps.

So I think we need to be much more aware

that we can celebrate these tiny victories

and that we need to constantly be looking for them

throughout the day.

And the good thing about an exercise like this

is that it's very easy to make it a habit.

You know, once you find yourself trying to get more

and more of these tiny victories into your head,

you start looking for them all.

It's a bit inside your brain,

the Reticular Activating System,

and it's a tiny little filter inside your brain

and it tells your brain the things

that are important to you to see.

And we have complete control over this.

We get to train that little bit of our brain

to see the positives.

So an example would be if someone says to you

"I'm gonna buy a yellow car" and you think

"What an idiot, you know, nobody buys yellow cars."

But then you'll notice when you go out onto the streets

for the next few days, everywhere you look

you'll see loads of yellow cars,

and that's because you've brought it

into your conscious brain,

into that Reticular Activating System,

and you've told it: "This is something in my conscious

that I'm interested to see."

So when we start to do that with the positives

or the tiny victories, we see more and more of them.

So it's just a case of starting to try to find

these tiny victories and then doing

some little mental fist pumps "yes, I did it",

or "we've done it" or "it's been good".

Then we start to see more and more of them.

So it's not a difficult concept, as with most of this stuff

it's really not rocket science, but it is possible

to have a huge impact by doing that.

Because it's not just you it impacts,

and I genuinely believe it makes me happier,

but just think about the ripple effect of that outwards,

what that does for your immediate family and friends.

what that does for your colleagues.

Nobody likes to be around a miserable git.

But when we can start to see the positives,

we become a much more pleasurable person to be around,

we become more motivated in everything.

At the moment the world's a pretty weird place to be,

isn't it? There's some stuff out there

that you turn the news and you think,

"Is this really happening?"

But we could choose to focus on that

and I think that would be a tragic thing to do.

Or we can start to see the tiny victories a little bit more.

And then maybe we can handle those crazy things

that are going on in the world

in a slightly more constructive way

'cause we're coming at it

with a much more positive attitude.

For more infomation >> How to rewire your brain for happiness by Debra Searle MBE - Duration: 6:11.

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Bob Makes the Trek from Brooks, AB for His New Ram! - Duration: 0:13.

I'm from Brooks Alberta

I've come all the way up here

to buy a Laramie

Anna sold it to me

and the service is great here

For more infomation >> Bob Makes the Trek from Brooks, AB for His New Ram! - Duration: 0:13.

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This architect came up with a new idea for a hotel in the Alps...and it's superb - Duration: 2:22.

This architect came up with a new idea for a hotel in the Alps...and it's superb

This architect came up with a new idea for a hotel in the Alps.

Architect Armin Senoner has worked out an unbelievable idea for a new Alpine hotel. Built into a gorge 2,000 above sea level, the hotel would be divided into three sections depending on the class of service a guest opts for.

As you can probably guess, the top floors are for the luxury rooms and the lowest for the cheapest. Senoner's plan also envisages a shopping centre, theatres, a music hall, cinema and gym being included in the design.

It also includes an upper terrace which would allow guests to see the stunning views across the mountains. Weather conditions in the Alps can often be difficult to grapple with, but the building has been designed to function in both winter and summer.

Let's all hope this project eventually becomes reality — it really is an incredible idea!.

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For more infomation >> This architect came up with a new idea for a hotel in the Alps...and it's superb - Duration: 2:22.

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Revitalization effort underway for College Area - Duration: 2:01.

>>> THE NEXT NEW THING.

THAT'S

WHAT SOME PEOPLE ARE HOPING TO

TRANSFORM TH COLLEGE AREA INTO.

TH STRIP OF EL CAJON FROM

PORTH TO 73RD IS GETTING A LO

OF -- 54TH TO 73RD IS GETTING A

LOT OF ATTENTION.

>> I

HAVEN'T SEEN THESE SINCE I

WAS A KID.

>> Reporter: WYATT CONNELLY HAS

LIVED IN THE COLLEGE AREA PRETTY

MUCH HIS WHOLE LIFE.

I JUST LIKE NEW

RESTAURANTS.

>> Reporter: HE'S SEEN SOME OF

THE EMPTY LO AND RUNDOWN

BUILDINGS TRANSFORM INTO NEW

APARTMENTS AND BUSINESSES.

>> THEY RENOVATED THE WHOLE

STREET.

IT JUST LOOKS A LOT MORE

APPROACHABLE.

>> Reporter: IT'S EXACTLY WHAT

THE COLLEGE AREA BUSINESS

DISTRICT IS TRYING TO DO MORE

OF.

>> Reporter: WHILE

THEY BRING

TOGETHER POTENTIAL INVESTORS AND

BUSINESS OWNERS TODAY.

>> THE NEXT NEW THING IS WHAT

WE'RE TRYING TO BE.

>> Reporter: HE KNOWS HOW TO DO

THAT.

HE'S ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO

HELPED REVITALIZE ADAMS AVENUE.

>> WHEN I STARTED WITH ADAMS

AVENUE, IT WAS NOT WHAT YOU SEE

TODA

>> Reporter: AND

THINKS EL

CAJON HAS MAJOR POTENTIAL.

>> WE'RE LOOKING AT MAKING IT

MORE PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY, WIDER

SIDEWALKS, IF THERE IS

DEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA, INCLUDE

BIKE LANES, DOING WHATEVER IT

TAKES, SOMETHING TO SLOW THE

TRAFFIC DOWN TO MAKE IT EASIER

TO CROSS EL CAJON BOULEVARD.

>> Reporter: HE AND HIS PEOPLE

ARE TRYING TO GET LOTS LIKE THIS

ONE ON 70TH AND CONTINUE MAKING

IMPROVEMENTS T SIDEWALKS AND

MEDIANS.

>> WE'RE TRYING TO GET THE

BUSINESS MIX TO CHANGE A LITTLE

BIT.

TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE

UPCOMING WITH THEIR TASTE.

>> I WOULD DEFINITELY LIKE

THAT.

>> THE

COLLEGE AREA BUSINESS

DISTRICT SAYS THERE ARE PLENTY

OF ECONOMIC INCENTIVES IN PLACE.

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