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It's just SmartPaker Sarah here.
Normally I'm accompanied by Dr. Lydia Gray, but she is away right now, and we need you
guys to vote so when she gets back, she has plenty of great questions to answer in our
August Ask the Vet video.
Normally, my favorite part is when the voting pops up over Lydia's head and she gets very
afraid of where it might be.
But that's not going to happen this month, because she's not here.
So we'll have plenty of room here for your votes to come in.
You click on the bubble, it expands, and then you scroll down and you can vote a couple
of different times.
You can vote on your own questions, you can vote on the questions you're most curious
about, you can vote for a friend's question if you want to.
If you want to get even more voting in, head over to our blog, because our blog will have
this video where you can vote, we'll have a form in the blog - where you can vote - and
we'll include our Twitter poll where you can also vote on the same questions.
So be sure to rack up the points for the questions you want to see answered, so you know who
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Ray Kurzweil | Our Brain Is a Blueprint for the Master Algorithm | Singularity Hub - Duration: 7:50.
(calming instrumental music)
- Well I think actually there are some basic principles
to how human thinking works.
My last book, "How to Create a Mind",
which came out in 2012,
which resulted in me being recruited to Google,
I practiced those ideas, talked about
how human neocortex works,
it's outgrowth of a thesis
I have had actually for 50 years
because I wrote a paper
when I was 14 or 15 in 1962,
and won a science contest to Westinghouse Talent Search.
Now the intel inside this talent got to be present content
and I described human thinking as consisting
of modules of neurons,
each module can recognize a pattern,
and the basis of human thinking is pattern recognition.
And those patterns are actually sequential.
And they're in one direction.
And I gave a lot of evidence for this.
For example, try to recite the alphabet.
Now, most of you can do that fast.
Okay well, recite it backwards.
You probably can't do that,
unless you learned that as a new sequence.
It's a pretty trivial transformation,
and yet we can't do it.
So we have different hints as to how the human brain works.
In recent years, it's been
an explosion of neuroscience evidence.
For example, the European brain reverse engineering project
has identified modules of about 100 neurons each,
and since the neocortex has 30 billion neurons,
that means 300 million modules,
and they all are pretty much the same.
They have the same structure,
the same organization within them.
And there's no plasticity, no change,
within that module for your entire life.
Despite the idea that your brain
is constantly rewiring itself.
There is plasticity, constant rewiring between the modules,
and each module is recognizing a pattern.
We can see the axons coming in from other modules
that are feeding the sequential input
that represents the pattern, that this module will learn.
So it's a hierarchy of patterns.
This pattern is based on a hierarchy
of patterns and the modules below it.
And each one of those has input
from modules below it, and it's a very elaborate hierarchy.
And biology, biological evolution evolved
this hierarchical structure in the brain,
so that it can understand and learn
the hierarchical structure of the world,
because the world is organized hierarchically.
The neocortex emerged 200 million years ago in mammals;
only mammals have a neocortex.
And it was a thin structure, the neocortex
means new rind, and there was about.
In the first mammals, which were rodents,
it was about the size of a postage stamp,
and just as thin as a postage stamp,
and it wrapped around the walnut-sized brains
of these early mammals,
but it was capable of a new type of thinking.
You could invent new behaviors,
non-mammalian animals, like reptiles,
that didn't have a neocortex, couldn't do that.
They have fixed behaviors.
Didn't help them that much actually
because the environment changed very slowly
and could take 50 thousand years for there
to be an environmental change that would require
a new behavior, and over the 13 thousand years,
these non-mammalian animals could evolve
using normal Darwinian evolution, a new fixed behavior.
But then something happened 65 million years ago.
It was a sudden catastrophic change to the environment;
we call it the crustacean extinction event,
and that's when mammals overtook their ecological niche.
That's when the neocortex actually showed its capability.
And then biological evolution then grew it.
Mammals now, instead of being just little rodents,
got bigger, their brains got bigger, at an even faster pace,
taking up a larger fraction of their body.
And the neocortex got bigger even faster than that
and developed these curvatures and folds.
If you look at a primate brain,
it's got these characteristic curvatures,
so it now takes up 80% of the brain.
Then something else happened, two million years ago.
If your remember, two million years ago,
we were walking around; we didn't have these big foreheads.
So humanoids came along with a big forehead.
And that houses the frontal cortex.
And up until recently, it was said
"Well, the frontal cortex does
"such qualitatively different things,
"it must be organized differently.
"It must have a different method, a different algorithm."
I make the case, and I think the neuroscientists
coming around to this view,
it really was just an additional quantity of neocortex.
Well, so what did we do with that additional quantity?
Well, we were already doing a very good job
of being primates, so we put it at the top
of the neocortical hierarchy.
So this hierarchy that I mentioned now got bigger.
As you go up the hierarchy,
things get more general, more intelligent, more abstract.
The very bottom, I can tell that that's a straight line.
At the top, I can tell
that's funny, that's ironic, she's pretty.
So that additional hierarchy
that we got two million years ago
was the enabling factor for us to invent
language, and art, and science, and music.
Every human culture we every discovered has music.
No primate or any other animal has music.
That came from this additional neocortex.
And I make the case in my book, "How to Create a Mind",
what the algorithm is, of each of these modules.
They all have the same algorithm.
So a lot of people like to say,
"Oh, the brain is so complex,
"it's the most complex thing in the universe";
that may be true, but it has a regular repeating structure.
Each of these 300 million modules is basically the same.
Now they self-organize into these hierarchies,
and each module discovers a pattern,
and learns it, remembers it, and can recognize it,
even in a different context, so it's very good at metaphor.
And I describe my thesis on how this works
as we continue doing more brain reverse engineering,
we will refine that model,
but I've been working with this model,
and we find that it can in fact master things
like language, not yet at human levels,
but doing still some impressive things.
We look beyond, for example, for things like jeopardy,
which itself was pretty sophisticated.
So there is kind of a master algorithm,
at least I have a proposal for one.
These deep neural nets,
which there's tremendous excitement about,
which is a little bit different from the model I have,
but they have done remarkable things.
I mean, they won the Go Championship,
and they can recognize images as I mentioned,
better than humans, and can drive cars.
And that's actually pretty simple.
You can read about deep neural nets,
the algorithm is again, a repeating structure
that's not that complicated.
So the mathematics of thinking,
I think is being understood,
but I would not claim that we understand it fully.
But we're getting more and more hints
as we learn more and more about the human brain.
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Student Loan Defaults: An Economic Train Wreck For Taxpayers - Duration: 6:42.
More than one million people defaulted on their student loans last year, compared to
just 400,000 the year before.
Overall, student loan debt has reached nearly $1.5 trillion.
That's equal to the entire GDP of Canada.
There's no question this crisis is spiraling out of control for students that are unable
to pay back the increasingly outrageous college tuition prices.
If the current default rate continues, we're looking at 25% of all borrowers actually defaulting
on their loans by next mid-term election.
So is there any way out of this problem?
Joining me now to talk about it, is Adam Minsky, he's an attorney who specializes in student
loan cases.
Adam, what are the main reasons that student loan debt, this is an incredible number, $1.5
trillion, really?
How has it gotten there?
Yeah, it's certainly a combination of factors.
I think part of it is the runaway increases in tuition at both private and public institutions.
I think part of it as well, is the increased access to borrowing, both in terms of private
and federal loans, coupled with a withdrawal of public investment in higher education,
which has shifted the financial burden and responsibilities onto borrowers and their
families.
According to a new report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, complaints to
the Bureau about student loans have increased by about, I think the number's 325%, that's
just between March of 2016 and I think, February of 2017.
Why do you think that is?
What's going on out there?
Because I got to tell you something, the typical American doesn't know that we have a bubble
that is potentially bigger even, than the last bubble that we went through with real
estate.
What is your take?
In terms of those complaints, they're almost entirely against servicers.
Servicers are often not the actual lender.
This is certainly true of federal student loans where the lender is often the Department
of Education, which then farms out the servicing operations to some private companies that
then handle borrower accounts.
A lot of the complaints are against those types of companies that handle borrower accounts
on behalf of the original lender.
Servicing in the student loan world, has been an absolute mess, to be quite frank, since
I started doing this work many years ago.
I think the reason for the recent spike is simply because the Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau has been doing more and more high profile work in this area, and people have become
more aware of the existence of the CFPB and its complaint system.
And so I don't think it's necessarily an indication that things are worse with student loan servicing,
they've been bad for quite a while, I think it's indicative of the fact that people now
have a place where they can go to file a complaint.
Well there are about eight million Americans that are now in default on their student loans,
last number I saw.
What are the legal options?
What options do they have to get back on track, whether they hold a private or a public loan?
What can these people do?
Because you're hearing constantly this problem seems to be getting worse and worse, so what
does a person do if they're holding a loan like that?
It really does depend on the type of student loan that the borrower has.
For federal student loans, which comprise the vast majority of that 1.4 or $1.5 trillion
in outstanding student debt, there are statutory options available to borrowers that allow
them to resolve their defaults.
There is usually two different options, they can rehabilitate their loans, which is a temporary
payment plan tied to the borrower's income and financial circumstances.
In some cases borrowers can also take out a federal consolidation loan, which resolves
the default in the course of combining their loans into one.
Borrowers might also be able to settle, although federal student loan settlements can be quite
expensive.
For private student loans, there usually are not options to rehabilitate, with some exceptions,
and you can't take out a federal consolidation loan to pay off defaulted private loans.
So borrowers who have defaulted private loans often have fewer options that usually involve
some sort of settlement arrangement or raising defenses to a collections action, for instance,
if the lender waits too long to sue them, they might be able to raise a defense based
on the statute of limitations.
Sometimes there are defenses based on inability to produce proper documentation, but there
is no statutory way out of default.
Adam, let me move on.
Senators like Elizabeth Warren, they claim that the government makes tens of billions
of dollars in profit off of student loans, and then on top of that, they make it impossible
for a student to get out from underneath, by declaring bankruptcy for a student loan.
Is this an exaggeration or is there something to this?
Are these numbers right?
First of all, tens of billions of dollar that the government's making and they won't help
pay for a college education for the average American, did I get that right?
Yeah, I'm not familiar with the specific numbers in terms of the budget, but I know that the
government does view the student loan system as a revenue generating system.
And so they are looking at it to make money, and if you talk to many student loan borrowers,
they will tell you that even while they've made many payments, they may not have even
touched the principal balance of the loans, because of the way that interest works.
And so I certainly think that borrowers are paying back several times what they originally
took out in debt, and of course that's all profit from the government's perspective.
Well I got to tell you Adam, thanks for joining me on this, but I want to tell you, my take
on it is, that taxpayers are going to end up footing this bill when everything collapses.
On top of that, the Trump administration has proposed budget calls for de-funding the public
service loan forgiveness program, so you add that to what's happening here, and all of
a sudden we're looking at the same kind of bubble that people have been warning about,
that we saw with real estate, 2008.
I think people who don't believe this affects them, really need to take a more serious look
at this, because it certainly does have a huge effect on what they may have to pay as
taxpayers when this bubble, when this whole thing that the government has created, understand,
the government has created this problem, when it all collapses, taxpayers are going to end
up having to foot the bill.
Thanks for joining me Adam.
Thank you.
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PHP Tutorial For Beginners: File Upload - Duration: 16:22.
in this video tutorial you will learn how to create PHP file upload script so
stay with me
Hey, what's up guys Senaid here from codinpassiveincome.com
the place where I help others to become a web
developer much easier and faster and then they will do it on they own so if that
is something that interests you consider subscribing so now I'm here at my phpstorm
and I have created an empty PHP file upload project and also I have created a
new empty uploads folder and an empty index.PHP file so first thing that
we need to do is we need to check are we able to upload files to this server so
in my example I will use my localhost which is
XAMPP server and I know that it's already alowed for me to upload but for some
of you it may be it's not so you will check it by opening PHP tags and then
here we will say echo and call the function PHP info and let's open this
in the browser so as you can see I have got some informations about my server
as you can see using PHP version 7 and here you can see loaded
location and open this file you can go manually but I will use my terminal and
just like get it and hit enter and this file is opened so now I will search for
file uploads and as you can see at the moment for me it is set to on it could be
set to off or maybe can be like this so whatever the case
that I save the file and you are set for this tutorial also down below there are
some other settings left like maximum file size that you can upload also
now first I'm going to create an empty html document so I will just say
html in the head I will just have title and I will say PHP file upload and
here I will say body and inside body our - case are simple html form so
I will say form method I will use post action
I will this same index.PHP file and since we are uploading file we need to set
encryption part to the multi-part form data okay and now we just need two inputs one
input the type will be file I will give it some name let's say
attachment and we need one button which is of course submit button so that is
choose file we can click there use any file it's open and then click on the
upload and as you can see right now it is nothing happening because we do not have
any PHP code that will handle the post from this form so in the
PHP let us first let's say this and here I will say
if(isset($_post['submit']); which means if someone press this button
will execute the part of the code that files so I can say
target file=uploads so the folder will be uploads and now in
this folder we need to set the file name how we will store it so what I'm going
array so let me just show you what it is so let's say I will just print this
okay so continue choose file okay I would upload and as you can see now this
files is an array associative array and inside of this array I have another
which is this type of the file we have temporary name we have error which means
to get this name I will say files attachment name we can also test that
let's say like this files attachment in that name and let's
see that as you can see we have that so right here is I want that my target file
is in the folded upwards and then the name will be whatever the name of the
file is but he are using the base name want so we just want to get the file
name and that's what this base name function is good so if you want we can
echo this target file just to make sure it's looking good as you can see our
target files upload and to this folder uploads folder we will need a function
move uploaded file so i will use files
this location file to this location so we'll use this temporary name okay
and you can say echo file uploaded so as you can see I'm using here if data
if the file is uploaded or not and if it is we will execute part of the
code let's say in this example will execute echo file uploaded continue it says file
got my picture.png file so what will happened if I try again it's a work
again but the question is how can we take it the same file already exists and
using the function if file exists so I will say if file- target file I can see echo
echo file already with this name already exists now as they see else if
okay so let's test now continue it says filed with this name already exist
which means we are not going to upload this file again until we have different
file so we can go to the for example that this is open hit upload and it says
file uploaded and now I have another file the thing is now how can we protect
type of the file so let's say you want to create an image uploading form and you
want to get the extension of the file so I can say extension = pathinfo() and I will
use pathinfo() function and here I will just the target file and let's say I
will check for PHP so let's see what is extension echo
extension it says so the extension is this here sql so we can
say here if extension different than and experience different them
and let's say different then jp jpeg echo
only the image files are allowed now let's say he else if okay so let's say let's
test it now I'll try to upload again and see only the image files are allowed
because the extension of our file is not any of the image file that we define it
so if we try now to upload the picture and I hit upload it says file uploaded
because the extension is png and the last thing that we can check is we
can find the size of the file that is uploading and we can limit how big file
it is possible to upload so as you can see from this array we have size and as
you can see here this is 312 kilobytes because this is in the bytes
so what you can do is let's say we will limit so that all the files above 200
kilobytes are not possible to upload so we can say if files
attachment size bigger than 200 kilobytes echo "your file
is too big" else okay and let's that's now so if I try now to upload the same
file again I can go to the upload and says your file is too big okay so let's
just for the purpose of this tutorial I will set wing to the 500 kilobytes so
that we can upload and let's test again now this file with this name already
exists which means that we passed this this and the problem of code right here
so what I can do is I will just go and delete the file and test again and say
it's now file uploaded and here we go so we don't need this other top anymore
it was does the purpose to show you how to do it so guys pretty much that's it
this is a really basic and I hope that it's simple for you to understand this if you
have any questions please ask in the comments below and I will be happy to
answer and also if you liked this tutorial please like it and share with your
friends Take care
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WHAT PRINCE GEORGE AND PRINCESS CHARLOTTE GAVE QUEEN ELIZABETH FOR HER 91ST BIRTHDAY?' - Duration: 3:25.
The Cambridges got creative for the Queen�s 91st birthday. During a visit to BBC Radio
1 on Friday, April 21, Prince William and Kate Middleton revealed that their children
Prince George and Princess Charlotte made homemade gifts for their grand grandmother.
"It's quite hard to know what to give the Queen for her 91st birthday," William said.
The Duke noted that most 91 year olds have everything. �You�re very good at making
things,� the Duchess of Cambridge told her husband. William chimed in, �Yeah we've
tried making a few things. Now [with] the great grandchildren around you see they can
make stuff and that goes down really well. It doesn�t matter what it looks like. It
just goes down really well. You stick to those sorts of presents.� As it turns out, George
is the artistic one in the family. William revealed, �He�s very good at arts and
crafts.� While Her Majesty celebrated her birthday watching the races at Newbury Racecourse,
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared on the BBC radio show to surprise host Adele
Roberts, who is running in Sunday�s Virgin Money London Marathon, which the royals�
campaign Head�s Together is the race�s official charity partner. During the show,
the couple was asked if they are allowed to have mobile phones. �Yes,� William revealed.
"We use ours far too much� �All technology is fantastic and it�s great fun and it�s
a great way to communicate however that face to face contact is still really important
for families and for friends and you know living your life online can be quite dangerous
at times if you spend far too long at night looking at your phone and not getting enough
sleep," he added. �[Young people have] got exam pressures, they�ve got friends pressures,
they�ve got family pressures, you then add social media pressure, the likes and what
everyone else is doing in photos and I do worry that everyone needs to kind of take
a step back from that and go 'the online world is my world but there is the real world as
well.'� When asked whether the royal family has a
private WhatsApp [text messaging application] group to send the Queen a happy birthday message,
the Duke replied with a laugh, �Yeah, absolutely.� During the program the royals, who are big
fans of Game of Thrones and Homeland, also revealed that they watch �a lot of children�s
programs� with their kids. The Duke admitted, �You have to pretend you�re really interested
cause George gets very upset if you�re not showing due diligence to the characters.�
Apart from the royals' ordering out curry, one final revelation that was admitted during
the program came when William was asked who would win in a fight between him and brother
Prince Harry. The royal dad of two answered, �That�s clearly obvious me,� explaining
with a laugh, "I�m bigger.� tell us your thoughts in comments below. thanks for watching.
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Super low Playerunknown's Battlegrounds for low end PCs - Duration: 6:25.
PlayerUnknown's Battleground, you know… that game twitch is obsessed with and that
apparently everyone wants to try?
Well, you know how that early access game is so unoptimized even some gaming computers
have trouble with it?
If you want to have a shot at trying this game in a low end computer you are going to
need some tweaks to reduce the graphics.
How much?
Just a bit… yeah… a bit.
Welcome to the LowSpecGamer, the show where I find ways of playing modern games on low
end computers by forcing the graphics lower and lower…
And on this episode, somehow, we are making PlayerUnknown Battleground run.
Hey!
Do you remember Action recorder?
That game recorder that I featured as a sponsor in my Crysis 3 video after testing and realizing
how efficient it was on low end computers?
Their software is currently on a summer sale, 33% off.
So if you are interested check the link in the description… because the sale only last
this weekend.
Hurry up!
PlayerUnknown's Battleground is game that still officially unreleased but currently
available in early access.
Now, before we begin, a note that apparently a ton of people online need to hear.
This is an Early Access game, meaning that it is incomplete and unoptimized.
Meaning that it will have problems even on high end computers and only the developer
can fully fix it and some of the tweaks in this video might change in the future.
All right?
Good!
Which is also why I will be using the GTX 460, which was mid-range card on 2010 and
absolutely sucks for this game, even with the lowest settings possible.
What a surprise.
In order to reduce the graphics further the first step is using this tool, the advanced
launcher.
This tool, which you can download in the description, can be used to simplify part of the process.
Big thanks to this tool's developer for contacting me and letting me know it was in
development.
In the tool's settings you need to set the location of your configuration file by making
sure it is pointing to the right username here.
You can confirm your username in the user folder of your hard drive and keep this configuration
file location in mind, because we will be heading there in a minute.
In the game settings section you can load your existing settings, making sure they are
all to the minimum and these two variables control the game's internal resolution.
As you probably already know internal resolution controls the overall detail of the image without
affecting the UI, so you can have a more pixelated game without changing external resolution.
Very useful for weaker GPUs.
Normally, the game only allows you to drop to 70% but the launcher will allow you to
go as low as 20%.
This might, however, affect your capacity to distinguish things in the distance as you
will notice in a moment.
In the launch options section you can add a group of launch options that might help
a bit on achieving a more stable FPS, be sure to set the memory option to your amount of
RAM on megabytes and refresh to your monitor's refresh rate in the refresh option.
And you are going to need to apply and every time you want to play, you need to hit the
launch button on the launcher for the commands to work.
One minor note, the directx 10 command does not seem to work for the moment so you can
just ignore it.
Now there is an additional thing you can manually do by going into the configuration folder,
once again usually located at user folder, app data, local, tslgame, save, config, windowsnoeditor...
And we are going to change a file called Engine.ini
If you have been following the channel for the last month or so you might have noticed
that I have been experimenting with a bunch of unreal engine 4 commands that you can add
on this file under a render settings section.
You can find these variables in a link in the description.
For this game two main things will change.
The first is that while it does not seem to be possible to completely remove the shadows
you can reduce the resolution to this pixelated mess...
The second is that indoor areas will become much darker which can make the game harder
indoors, but provide a strong fps boost.
Let me show you how this pixelated mess looks after you try all those things.
Well, there's another- there are like 3 more players in this area, so this is going
to be… hmmm…
I cannot see!
I cannot see, this is so confu- I cannot- Ok, the hunt is on for gear and equipment
I guess.
Could this weapon reload any slower?
Well, it's something, I mean I'm not entirely sure if I'm going to be able to see other
players.
There's more than just a couple of pixels.
Oh wait, listened to- I heard someone…
Oh boy!
Well that was quick.
Well, at least the visibility is better and I got a gun… with no ammo.
I'm absolutely dominating at this game, so skilled.
Woah!
Wow, that guy's aim is terrible.
So keep in mind however that your visibility with this sort of low resolution is reduced,
especially at large distances.
It's a matter of what you need more, is it performance or visibility?
There's always a balance with this kind of thing, especially in online games.
Game's doing pretty fine considering the speed that I'm moving at.
You can clearly see when the game struggles to load a new area if you're moving fast
but so far I'd say it's somewhat manageable.
Ah!
Holy shi-
I swear, why do I always end up in places I have like nothing interesting happening?
Oh look, a single magazine and no weapons.
Yeah!
Ok, we're doing fine.
I think I might finally be getting the hang of this.
That is all for this video.
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Premier League clubs join Boro in chase for Red Devils keeper Sam Johnstone - Duration: 2:31.
Premier League clubs join Boro in chase for Red Devils keeper Sam Johnstone
Sam Johnstone played with Aston Villa on loan last season – and he could be back in the Championship with Middlesbrough. SAM JOHNSTONE looks set to leave Old trafford this summer amid interest from a host of top flight sides.
Leicester City, West brom, Huddersfield and Middlesborough are all reported suitors for the 24-year-old. Johnstone is down the pecking order at Old Trafford, with David De Gea, Sergio Romero and Joel Perieira currently ahead of him.
Manchester United reserve keeper Sam Johnstone made eight clean sheet for Aston Villa last term. And he is keen to play regular first-team football after a successful loan spell at Aston Villa last season.
SunSport reported that Jose Mourinhos men are in advanced talks with Boro over a possible £2. Johnstones representatives at James Grant Sports said: "Sam has a number of options and is considering them all at this moment in time.
The Preston-born keeper has top Championship experience and would be the number one choice for Boro boss Garry Monk as he puts together a new look defence. Johnstone earned raved reviews for his impressive displays for the Villans last term.
Chelsea and Manchester United are keen on AS Monaco midfield enforcer Tiemoue Bakayoko. The 24-year-old Sam Johnstone is still yet to make his debut for the Red Devils .
The Englishman played 21 times for Villa in the Championship and kept eight clean sheets. Bristol City had a £3million bid for Johnstone rejected a year ago, but United are understood to be happier to offload their reserve goalie now.
Johnstone has had eight separate loan spells during his United career - at Scunthorpe, Walsall, Yeovil, Doncaster (twice), Preston (twice) and Villa.
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Naked TV reporter Jenny Scordamaglia strips off for sexy yoga sessions at a positive energy. - Duration: 2:51.
Naked TV reporter Jenny Scordamaglia strips off for sexy yoga sessions at a positive energy.
TELLYs most outrageous reporter Jenny Scordamaglia has stripped naked yet again – as she learns how to absorb positive energy. The saucy presenter thrilled fans as she ditched her clothes for a mystic yoga workshop in Miami.
Jenny Scordamaglia has stripped off again for a mystic yoga workshop in Miami.
Tellys most outrageous reporter learned how to absorb positive energy.
The clothes-shy TV host thrilled fans with her latest saucy appearance. Raunchy TV presenter Jenny Scordamaglia strips completely NAKED for 'Art Undressed' TV show.
It is just the latest raunchy appearance by clothes-shy internet and TV star Jenny, 28. She made a name for herself on the Miami TV channel by wearing barely-there outfits while reporting on the citys nightclub scene.
This year she showed off her talents to a wider audience after she went clubbing completely naked. In April she became a worldwide sensation after launching her Naked Kitchen cookery show with nude pal Eila Adams.
The pair also teamed up for a naked yoga session on Eilas Naked News channel in Canada.
Jenny became a worldwide sensation when she launched her Naked Kitchen cookery show.
She has also stripped completely nude while reporting on Miamis club scene.
Flexible Jenny has won an army of fans for her revealing TV reporting. In May we told how she let lucky male fans drink beer from her boobs and grope her chest as she reported from a party in Miamis South Beach.
And she stripped naked again - save for some paint - for an Art Undressed show on her TV channel. Jenny Scordamaglia joins Eila Adams for some naked yoga.
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