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So we already know that the employees over at DICE have been teasing Battlefield 2018's

trailer quite heavily over the last few days, therefore we can assume that the trailer is

most likely around the corner.

Unfortunately we don't have a specific date so we always run the risk of seeing the trailer

completely unprepared.

DICE has a history of releasing some of the most epic trailers for the Battlefield franchise.

They always know how to pick the perfect song for probably some of the best cinematography

I've ever seen, especially when it comes to a game trailer.

Battlefield 1 was no exception.

Now there are a ton of reasons why you should be excited for the trailer, the fact that

we still don't exactly know what to expect is one of the biggest reasons.

Right now we've seen rumors that the next Battlefield game will be set in WWII but unfortunately

we haven't received a single piece of concrete evidence stating that this is true, so when

DICE does eventually reveal Battlefield 2018, it could be anything.

Right now the most requested settings are WWII, the Cold War and modern warfare.

So when the trailer is released, it could be any of those settings or maybe even something

else no one expected.

So no matter who you are or what setting you're looking forward to, this is a great reason

to be excited because you never know what DICE may reveal.

It could be exactly what you've been looking for.

Despite the setting, I still believe Battlefield 2018 will be an awesome game.

Especially if they take players feedback and implement numerous features we've been wanting

since Battlefield 4.

The trailer should also give us hints to map locations, vehicles available, certain weapons

a player can use and the factions we'll most likely see for the upcoming title.

Even though it might be a very select few, it will be enough for players to come up with

their own conclusions.

On top of that if players pay attention to the guns being used, we could potentially

see whether DICE will be implementing weapon attachments.

This is probably one of the most requested features players have been asking for since

the release of Battlefield 1.

Being able to customize your weapon to the point where it feels personal is one of the

biggest reasons why past Battlefield games did so well.

It adds progression to a weapon because now you have to use it in order to unlock attachments

for that select weapon.

The biggest problem with weapon variants is the lack of customization and personalization.

Chances are there's going to be a good number of players using that exact same gun because

nothing can be changed on it.

Whereas if you were allowed to customize your load out, not every weapon will make use of

the same attachments, increasing the diversity of the game.

That's a lot to take from just a single glimpse of a weapon in a trailer but at the

same time it might be very difficult to tell.

Finally we know Andrew Wilson has stated that Battlefield 2018 is visually stunning and

deeply immersive.

Thanks to the frostbite engine, the developers over at DICE have always managed to create

breath-taking games.

Battlefield 1 is almost 2 years old, so considering that the developers have had almost 2 years

since Battlefield 1 was released, there's bound to be an increase in quality, visual

fidelity, animations, etc, etc.

All these things that can make a game feel more realistic because it's closer to real

life.

The reason why you should be excited for this is because the first time we'll be seeing

this increase in quality will be Battlefield 2018's trailer.

So from there we can get a rough estimate on how beautiful the game truly is.

Anyway let me know in the comments below if you're excited for Battlefield 2018's

trailer.

Is there any additional reasons you feel are good enough to be excited for?

Let me know but for now I hope you enjoyed this video, smash that like button if you

did and hopefully I'll see you in the next one.

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How To Run an INSANELY POWERFUL Facebook Ad for Amazon FBA! - Duration: 17:07.

alright guys so you watch my previous

videos and you've learned how to run a

profitable PPC you know all the great

keywords to use to run your manual

campaign and you're getting organic

sales on top of all that and hopefully

you've learned how to learn how your

indexed for specific keywords that

relate to your product so let's go over

how you can run an insanely powerful

Facebook ad with as low as $5 a day

budget and how that $5 a day how much

it's gonna generate for you guys in

terms of SEOs clicks impressions and on

top of that I'm gonna be showing you

guys step-by-step how to make a Facebook

ad for your Amazon FBA product so let's

get started today guys and the first

thing that you want to check for is

login to your Facebook account again if

you've never run as before on Facebook

that's okay I'm gonna be showing you

guys step by set a through Z of exactly

what you need to do so if you don't know

how to get to your Facebook Ads account

what you want to do is you want to go

ahead on this drop-down click create ads

and once you've clicked create ads

you're gonna come to this page guys so

before we go here I want to show you

guys a few examples of what a Facebook

ad looks like for those of you who have

never seen any so just go ahead on

Google and search for an Amazon at

Facebook ad so as you can see the very

first one is you know the company is

called big Commerce sponsored ad lists

your products on Amazon shows you the

product this is a really good example

guys that I really like so it shows the

company name again they put an offer

which is save 30% on our top-ranked golf

clubs on Amazon today again it shows

that this they offer or the ad is for

today only you have a 30% off click

today to find out more and shop more

again this is exactly what you guys want

to do and I'm gonna show you guys

exactly how to get similar ads if not

better in this video so what you guys

want to do is especially if you're not

familiar as

Photoshop or how to create an ad go onto

fiber and search for a Facebook ad cover

so once you search for Facebook ad

covers you can have people create a

Facebook ad cover with you know

description title for you for as low as

six dollars again this is Canadian for

those of you who are in States this is

five dollars guys so for five dollars

you can get a professional Facebook ad

created and again for another five

dollars a day budget run it for three to

five days and you'll see the results

yourself which will blow your mind on

how easy and seamless running a Facebook

ad for your Amazon FBA product is so

once you've contacted to three you know

sellers on fiber pick the best one and

have them create that ad for you so now

we're back on the Facebook ad page so

what you guys want to do basically is

you have a few different options here

that you can pick from so you have the

awareness if you want to get up get a

brand awareness a reach traffic

engagement app installed but in our

scenario we want conversions we want the

people who find our ad to be looking to

purchase our products so you want to

make sure you click on the conversions

campaign name again I'm gonna show you

guys how to do a specific product just

to go over exactly what it is that I

look out for so in our scenario let's

say that we want to sell a Bluetooth

portable speaker so go ahead and create

your campaign name you don't want to do

a be testing if you are new to

advertising so what basically a/b test

is if you're running two different

variations of an ad to see which one

will convert better for you so that's

not the whole point here I want to show

you guys how to create an ad that's

powerful and simple for those of you who

want to get started testing you know

driving additional sales and traffic to

your Amazon page so go ahead and click

continue so we have the conversion

please select the conversion website

again you can create a pixel which you

guys don't want you want to send the

people straight to your Amazon website

you have the offer audience so this is

where you guys want to spend most of

your time guys so audience you can put

local like customer lists so you can

actually create you know if you've done

advertising before an Instagram Facebook

you can actually use all this to put

advertising and if you haven't that's

completely ok guys this is what most of

you will be doing in your first-time

advertising on Facebook or and you know

on this platform so you can either click

everyone in this location people who

live in this location people who

recently visited this location or

traveling so obviously you want to

target people in the States so you don't

want people who are in this location

even if you aren't States because that

means there are also people who are

visiting people who don't live in this

state or in that city that are actually

you know traveling therefore so you

always always want to target people who

live in this location and what is this

location this location could be United

States this is if you're selling in the

America in the North American

marketplace specifically the US market

so you want to click United States

people who live in this location we're

gonna take Canada off so it's just the

US market next is for our Bluetooth

speaker what kind of target audience

will we be targeting so this is one of

the biggest questions that you always

want to ask yourself so in our scenario

since we are selling a Bluetooth

portable speaker more than likely we're

gonna be targeting the younger crowd and

or even household families who are into

electronics so I'm gonna go and say

people from 18 to 55 again we're gonna

be targeting meal and females so men and

women so we're gonna have all selected

if you're selling a baby product what

kind of target audience would you have

more than likely you're gonna be

targeting mothers so you'll be picking

woman you'll be picking an age category

that relates to mothers again could be

18 to 30 35 years old

and for your targeting you're gonna be

selecting new born babies or new mothers

who had just a baby again English guys

I'm gonna go over that more in detail

soon so just stay tuned

but in languages we're gonna click

English or because you don't want your

ad to be shown to people who don't speak

English again this is you know

counterintuitive if you're advertising

your product to someone who can't read

or understand what it is that you're

trying to sell so we want our languages

to be in English detailed targeting guys

this is the most important part so for

example we can go and put electronic so

we want people who are interested in

electronics and what you guys want to

take a look out for is your audience

size here so it's gonna start to

decrease as you make your ad more

relevant to who it is that you want your

ad to be shown to so potential reach is

a hundred and seventy million people

right now in the u.s. guys so maybe you

want to target two people whose interest

is in cool tech gadgets again because

we're selling a portable Bluetooth

speaker we want to start targeting more

people here guys and that's the whole

case here if you're not sure what what

you know category you should select just

go to suggestions Facebook has done an

amazing job to know what kind of product

it is that you're trying to sell and

what suggested categories you want to

make sure that you select for your reach

to your target audience again technology

and gadgets would be a good you know

good category take a look at this you

know instead of a hundred and seventy

million we can target a smaller category

with an audience of 1.3 million for

smart technologies because these are the

people who want to see what's around

especially if you have a cool niche

product that's related say you're

selling a camera light bulb like I

showed you it's not something that a lot

of people know of but it's something

cool that you know that people are

joining Facebook groups Facebook pages

around smart technologies or latest

technology technological products want

to you know

take a look out for so let's click that

and as you start to click your target

audience will start to decrease guys

again you can target people by

demographics as well so you can actually

have parents you know all parents who

are you know again if you have it if

they have a children again this is

really good guys for for example if

you're selling a Bluetooth speaker

that's a night lamp a lot of parents

might be looking out for a clock and a

Bluetooth speaker with a night lamp or

changing color for to put babies into

sleep so this is where that comes into

play so you can actually select you know

appearance with you know preschoolers

three to five years old that are looking

for you know ways to put their baby to

sleep again you can find some really

amazing categories and suggestions

through this tool bar guys so next is

connections you can actually select

people who have liked your page so if

you have created a Facebook page and you

are running an advertisement through

your page you can do that as well

and next is automatic versus placement

guys so I always recommend that you guys

do an automatic placements because

Facebook again has done such an amazing

job of targeting people who will be

interested in your product once you've

done Facebook advertising you know for

three months six months a year non-stop

and you become really advanced with it

you can go and edit you know placements

and tweak it that way but I recommend

that you guys go with the automatic

placement in this scenario next is

budget so with a $5 a day budget your

estimated daily results would be

reaching between six hundred to three

thousand people per day again if you put

five bucks in it into your ad guys and

you see that five dollars is gonna you

know convert into a hundred dollars in

additional purchases of your Amazon FBA

product that goes to show you a five

percent a cost versus your Amazon PPC

which might be 10% 15% or even 20% so

then you can increase your 5 bucks to 10

bucks to 20 bucks until your organically

making sales to your product you're

making money through your PPC and now

you found another avenue to drive

outside external traffic and conversions

through this website so again increase

this once you see you're working five

dollars a day is more than enough as you

can see your daily results that will be

shown poor impressions to your customers

is quite a bit and again you're all

testing it out to see how well it does

you want to make sure that your country

you're looking for conversions you want

to run seven days seven day click or one

day view again leave this as is guys you

have different options here as well but

I always do 7d click and you have

bidding options so you can do a target

cost where you can actually pick how

much you want to put for a target cost

for conversion again you can put $5 per

conversion but I always recommend again

if you are getting started go with em go

with our Facebook's recommend that

option of picking the lowest cost once

you're done that guys you want to go

ahead and click continue now this is the

page that you will have most of the

information from your Facebook

advertising guy on Fiverr so they'll be

providing you with the picture

description title that you'll be using

we will be using a single image which

means that you can have up to six ads

within one image again this is what I do

for all my Amazon FBA products on

Facebook images this is what the fiber

you know agent will be providing you so

you'll just go ahead upload the images

here guys text enter the text that they

gave you website so this website URL

will actually be your Amazon FBA product

listing guys so this is what you'll be

putting here along with the headline the

call to action you will have to change

it from learn more to book now or

purchase so get offer again as you guys

saw in this where was it

see she shared an offer you guys will be

picking the option of the offer guys so

get offer again I always recommend that

through your text you put get 30% off

now only special for today click the

link to learn more or to click the link

to obtain offer this offer limited you

know limited time only again your fiber

guy will be providing this to you guys I

just want to show you exactly how it

will look

so get offer and again once you're done

guys you just want to go ahead and click

confirm and that's it it takes weeks

book about an hour to two hours to

review your ad make sure that it meets

with their Terms of Service and policy

if everything is good they'll accept

your ad and it's gonna start showing to

your audience as soon as two to three

hours after you click confirm on this

page guys it's as simple as that and

believe me you guys once you've mastered

PPC you've mastered those keywords

getting ranked and indexed on Amazon you

want to continuously start to think

outside the box of how you can drive

outside external traffic to your Amazon

FBA listing and this is exactly what you

want to do Facebook is another great

Avenue that not many people use a lot of

people overlook a lot of people start to

spend time only on learning PPC and they

don't have enough time or they don't

want to learn Facebook because they

think it's this complex complicated

platform that is hard for you to figure

out to run campaigns for and that's not

the case guys within this ten minutes in

this video you learn how to create a

professional campaign for Facebook you

learned how you can create a

professional cover description title by

using someone on Fiverr and as well you

learn how to set up your target audience

that meets the kind of people that will

be looking for your product you know

through demographic through interest you

can even set it through income so if

you're selling a higher ticket

product that's selling for $40 you might

want to target people who have money to

spend or people who have actually been

spending $1,000 a month on online

purchases all of this you can actually

pick out on Facebook all the data all

the results are there for you to use

guys I hope you guys enjoyed today's

video my goal is to help you guys blow

up your Amazon FBA account in terms of

sales conversions and you know you're

incredibly well on it remember guys your

goal is not to be an average Amazon FBA

seller making six figures of your income

your goal is to become an Amazon FBA

master so this video will show you guys

exactly step by step how to make that

happen through Facebook advertising and

running insanely you know profitable

results from running a campaign for your

Amazon FBA product if you guys enjoyed

this video make sure to give it a thumbs

up and subscribe if you are new to this

channel guys again I do have a course

which comes with my one-on-one mentoring

we'll help you with every single step of

the way

I'll take a look at your product help

you with negotiating suppliers shipping

it directly to Amazon and all the way to

making your first initial sales guys so

anytime you have a question you can

reach out to me on Facebook Skype we can

do Facebook calls so we can go over any

concerns that you have to make sure that

you avoid some common problems or

mistakes that new Amazon FBA sellers

make guys again if you're interested in

that the link will be below in the

description box guys if you have any

questions or comments post it down below

I go through every single one of your

comments and reply individually again

guys I thank you for joining me on this

video and I can't wait to see you guys

on the next one

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The Triennial Rulemaking Process for Section 1201 (Updated 2017) - Duration: 10:03.

Welcome to the United States Copyright Office's informational video on section 1201 of title

17 of the United States Code.

This video will give you an overview of the triennial rulemaking process for section 1201,

including what the requirements for granting an exemption are, the different phases of

the process, and the Register's Recommendation and Final Rule.

Other videos discuss the legal overview of section 1201 and renewal process in depth.

Every three years, the Copyright Office conducts a public rulemaking, so it can advise the

Librarian of Congress on any proposed exemptions to the prohibition on circumventing access

controls.

During this process, petitioners submit necessary evidence and arguments for the Librarian to

consider when evaluating whether to grant an exception.

The rulemaking has several phases: the petition phase, the public comment phase, which has

multiple rounds, and the public hearings phase.

After these phases are completed, the Register consults with NTIA and presents his or her

recommendation to the Librarian.

The Librarian will review the recommendation before issuing any exemptions.

And, starting with the Seventh Triennial Rulemaking, the Copyright Office implemented a new streamlined

petition process for renewing existing exemptions.

Requirements for granting an exemption By the end of the rulemaking proceedings,

a petitioner has to make four showings to get an exemption.

First, the exemption must relate to at least some works protected by copyright.

Second, the uses of the works must be noninfringing.

Third, users must currently or in the next three years be adversely affected in their

ability to make such noninfringing uses.

And fourth, the technological protection measure or "TPM" must be the cause of such adverse

effects.

Proponents of an exemption must show that the proposed class includes at least some

works protected by copyright.

This is because the law under section 1201 refers to a "class of copyrighted works"

and provides that the circumvention prohibition only applies to works protected by copyright

law.

Thus, exemptions should not be proposed for ideas, facts, only works in the public domain,

etc.

Proponents of an exemption should identify the specific noninfringing uses of copyrighted

works sought to be facilitated by circumvention and the legal basis the proponent is relying

on.

This information typically includes describing how the work will be used, and by whom, as

well as identifying the section of the Copyright Act that permits the use and any court decisions.

It is not enough that a particular use could be noninfringing.

Rather, the Register will assess whether the use is likely to be noninfringing based on

current law.

There is no "rule of doubt" favoring an exemption when it is unclear that a particular

use is noninfringing.

Noninfringing uses include statutory exceptions for fair use, reproductions by libraries and

archives, certain adaptation or repair involving computer programs, or reproduction of works

for the blind or other people with disabilities.

While these are some of the more common reasons that people claim a particular use is noninfringing,

this is not an exhaustive list.

Proponents of an exemption should explain how they are adversely affected in their ability

to make such noninfringing uses either currently or in the next three years.

This evidence should identify distinct, verifiable, and measurable impacts to the proposed noninfringing

use.

Examples might include TPMs that prevent an ebook from being accessed by screen reading

software for persons who are blind or those that prevent automobile repair.

Adverse effects do not include mere inconveniences.

In addition, the TPM itself must be the cause of the adverse impact, not marketplace trends,

or other technological developments.

For example, if a computer program does not run as fast with newer operating systems,

this would be an adverse effect caused by technological developments, not the TPM.

In assessing adverse effects, the Office must balance the five statutory factors in section

1201.

Under the first statutory factor, the Office considers evidence relating to the availability

for use of copyrighted works.

This type of evidence will usually relate to the positive and negative effects of the

prohibition on the availability of copyrighted materials and the alternatives to circumvention,

which should be real and not merely theoretical.

With the second factor, the Office will consider the availability for use of works for nonprofit

archival, preservation, and educational purposes.

The third factor instructs the Office to assess the impact that the prohibition on the circumvention

of technological measures applied to copyrighted works has on criticism, comment, news reporting,

teaching, scholarship, or research.

The fourth factor considers the effect of circumvention of technological measures on

the market for or value of copyrighted works, and is trying to determine if there is a real

threat of market substitution.

If factors two through four look familiar, it is because these factors borrow from copyright

law's infringement exceptions, including fair use and the exceptions for libraries

and archives.

The last factor asks for evidence related to such other factors as the Librarian considers

appropriate.

This could include issues related to any copyright concerns not yet addressed and even some non-

copyright concerns.

No single factor is determinative, and in many cases some of these factors do not apply

at all.

The Petition Phase After the Copyright Office issues a Notice

of Proposed Rulemaking, parties will have the opportunity to support or oppose the proposed

exemptions during several rounds of public comment.

Next, the Office will hold public hearings and follow up with post hearing questions

or a further notice.

Finally, the Register will make a recommendation and the Librarian will publish the new and

renewed exemptions in the Federal Register.

Note that a separate video discusses the process for streamlined petitions to renew exemptions.

During the petition phase, a party who wants a new exemption should submit a petition that

sets forth basic information regarding elements of its proposed exemption.

Petitioners do not have to set forth their whole case at this time; that comes during

the public comment phase.

A petitioner should, if desired, provide a means for others to contact the submitter,

or an authorized representative of the submitter, by email and/or telephone.

Note that any information appearing in the petition will be accessible to the public.

The petition should include a statement describing the proposed exemption, including the type

of copyrighted work needed to be accessed, the physical media or device on which the

works are stored or the service through which the works are accessed, the purposes for which

these works need to be accessed, and the types of users who want access.

Some examples of proposed exemptions are displayed here.

The Public Comment Phase During the public comment phase, the Office

hears perspectives from proponents, opponents, and other parties who wish to weigh in on

the proposed classes of works.

There are three rounds of public comments, which aim to give the different interests

a chance to participate and respond to others' views.

It is important that in this phase proponents put forward their full case for an exemption.

During the first round of comments, parties present legal and evidentiary submissions

from those who support a proposed exemption as well as any neutral parties that neither

support nor oppose an exemption but seek only to share pertinent information about a specific

proposal.

Parties may include documentary evidence and/or multimedia presentations submitted in accordance

with Office guidelines.

Proponents should present their entire case for the exemption during this round and bear

the burden of establishing that the requirements for granting an exemption have been satisfied.

During the second round of comments, parties present legal and evidentiary submissions

from those who oppose a proposed exemption.

This round may also include documentary evidence and/or multimedia presentations.

The third round is limited to supporters of particular proposals, or neutral parties that

neither support nor oppose a proposal, who seek to reply to points made in the earlier

rounds of comments.

These reply comments shall not raise new issues,

but should be limited to addressing arguments and evidence presented by others.

The Public Hearings Phase The Copyright Office holds public hearings

following the last round of public comments.

The hearings are usually held in Washington, D.C. and in California.

The hearings are not mandatory and will be webcast for remote viewing.

Participation in the hearings is optional.

The Copyright Office tries to identify specific issues to be addressed during the hearings,

and may offer particular participants the opportunity to demonstrate technologies that

are unknown to the Office.

Following the hearings, the Office may request additional information from participants through

the form of post-hearing questions.

Responding to a request is voluntary, but any response will be need to be supplied by

a specified deadline.

Parties are discouraged from submitting additional written evidence at the hearing.

The Register's Recommendation and Final Rule

After the comment and hearing phases are completed, the Register consults with NTIA and presents

a recommendation to the Librarian of Congress.

The Librarian will review the recommendation and issue any exemptions as a final rule in

the Federal Register.

The United States Copyright Office is providing general information about section 1201 of

the Copyright Act and its rulemaking proceeding.

By law, the Office cannot provide legal advice to the public.

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- [Taren] Mornin' Trainiacs.

A little bit of an adventure here.

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I'm

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Are you ready and pumped up? - Yeah. Totally

- Excited? - I'm excited.

- [Taren] Okay. Here with John Mix, the founder,

CEO, of FINIS.

We have to start this off.

The entire rest of the podcast

hinges on you getting this right.

Are you a speedo or a jammers kinda guy?

- [John] I wear a brief.

- [Taren] Okay, we can continue on then.

Alright, if you had said - A brief.

jammers, I don't know if we could have been friends anymore.

- [John] Okay. Yeah.

(upbeat contemporary music)

- [Taren] That was fun with John, so

now this is happening.

How am I gonna do, how fast do you think I can get it

and have hope?

- [Jill] I think--

I'd like to see it down to a,

I don't know, like a 110.

(Taren spitting)

- [Taren] A 110. Yeah right.

- [Jill] I think you can do it. I have faith in you.

- [Taren] I do not have faith in a 110.

(upbeat contemporary music)

(water splashing)

- [Taren] That's so much fun!

This is fun!

(Taren laughing)

I love the mirrors!

- [John] When you have the snorkel on,

you can really play with head position,

when looking at your mirrors - Exactly, you can look at it

perfectly. - all like--

(upbeat contemporary music)

- [Taren] Well FINIS,

you continue to be very nice people.

Jill, phenomenal.

John Mix, founder, CEO, phenomenal.

Endless pool, phenomenal.

Endless pools, if you guys have an extra

Canadian pool that you're looking to get rid of,

I got room in the garage.

Just lettin' you know.

(car door opens)

So, here at Health IQ,

just about 10 minutes early.

That

lil' trip to FINIS

was really cool

in the endless pool, and just so you know,

none of this is paid, they're just people

that I've got to know over the last year

or so, and liked, and I threw it out to them

and all, hey, I'm gonna be down in the area,

want me to come by and meet?

And they said, yeah, sure, come on by!

And getting in the endless pool

combined with a bunch of the things

that FINIS has are super cool.

So with the endless pool, I just started

doing a few strokes and instantly I was like,

oh look at that, my left hand goes out that way.

Oh, and look at that, both of my arms

are still a little bit bent, so I need

to reach a little bit more, get a little bit more body roll.

And then we put on the little tick-tock

hip thing, to know if your hips are moving enough

with the tick, the tock, and everything's good there,

but then when I did that I could also see

that my legs were going like this,

so I had to change my kick and think about that,

and then I could also think about

speeding up my stroke really quickly,

because I can see my hand pausing out there.

And then, this was super cool.

I didn't know FINIS had this.

It's like a coach's communication device

that John Mix, the founder, put on my head,

and through bone conduction, you hop in the water,

you start swimming, coach starts looking at your form,

and through their phone, John was like,

try to lift up your hips.

Tried to lift up my hips, didn't really happen.

Try to lift up your hips more.

Didn't really happen.

Then he said, you know what, pretend

like you're squeezing an orange under

your neck, and you've gotta hold it in place.

Bam! Hips came up to the surface.

And I could hear this as I was swimming,

and I could see my head move.

So, that combination of all the little things

that FINIS has with the endless pool.

Whoa!

I spent this drive wondering how I could

get me an endless pool.

One of these days.

We need a bigger garage.

(upbeat contemporary music)

(door opening)

- [Taren] Hey buddy, what's up man?

- [Male Speaker] How you doing? Great to meet.

- [Taren] Yeah, gr--

(upbeat contemporary music)

- [Taren] Health IQ pivoted from being a quiz app.

Now, they're messing up the entire life insurance agency,

and getting fit people lower rates.

Tell you San Francisco, you're a

very different cat.

That there is a lot of traffic, Trainiacs.

A lot of traffic.

Something that came up while I was meeting

at Health IQ there, can't really talk about it exactly, but

meet-ups.

Lots and lots of potential meet-ups

at

Iron Man races is an idea.

I don't know exactly how it's gonna happen,

but if there is an Iron Man event, in your town,

in North America, put it in the comments below

with where you are and where I should go.

Beyond that,

hopefully I make it back in time for my flight

22 hours from now.

I'm gonna drive and end the day there.

That was a cool day, that was a very cool day,

despite San Francisco traffic.

If you aren't already subscribed,

hit that subscribe button below.

If you are subscribed, hit the like button,

if you've liked this San Francisco little tour,

and comment below with where meet-ups should be.

Alright. Later.

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Hillary's Latest Excuse For Why She Lost Is Absolutely HUMILIATING - Duration: 12:44.

Hillary's Latest Excuse For Why She Lost Is Absolutely HUMILIATING

I believe someone has been keeping an unofficial list since Hillary Clinton lost the presidential

election to President Donald Trump of her excuses as to why she lost.

The number of excuses, I believe, is somewhere north of 100?

Sounds high, but then again we have seen her list a new excuse every week since Nov. '16.

Now she's got another one…

Fox News reports:

Hillary Clinton lamented that "they were never going to let me be president" on election

night in 2016, a new book detailing her White House bids claims.

The Daily Beast obtained book excerpts of "Chasing Hillary: Ten Years, Two Presidential

Campaigns, and One Intact Glass Ceiling."

The book reportedly references Clinton's September 2016 comments — she said that

half of Trump supporters could be put into a "basket of deplorables."

The comments were reportedly not the first, as "Hillary always broke down Trump supporters

into three baskets," New York Times reporter Amy Chozick's book claimed, according to

The Daily Beast.

The first group was allegedly made up of Republican supporters who didn't like Clinton and would

always vote along party lines, the outlet said.

Basket No. 2 reportedly included what Clinton allegedly described as those "who feel that

the government has let them down, the economy has let them down, nobody cares about them,

nobody worries about what happens in their lives and their futures."

And Basket No. 3 was reportedly made up of "deplorables," which allegedly included

"the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic — you name it," the outlet

said.

The book also claimed that of the multiple candidates vying for the GOP nomination, former

Florida Gov. Jeb Bush reportedly concerned the Clintons the most, The Daily Beast said.

In the early stages of the presidential race, Trump was reportedly not perceived by the

campaign as a threat, but rather as somewhat of a competitor to rally behind, The Beast

said.

That line of thinking reportedly continued even as he gained popularity.

"An agenda for an upcoming campaign meeting sent by [Campaign Manager] Robby Mook's

office asked, 'How do we maximize Trump?'"

Chozick reportedly wrote, according to The Beast.

After Trump scored the Republican nomination, the Clinton camp reportedly worked toward

improving her popularity, the cited book excerpts claimed.

According to the book, during one conversation on the subject, Clinton reportedly said, "You

know, I am getting pretty tired of hearing about how nobody likes me."

And on election night in November, The Daily Beast said Chozick wrote that when Mook was

allegedly tasked with notifying Clinton of the results, she reportedly replied: "I

knew it.

I knew this would happen to me …" the Daily Beast said.

"They were never going to let me be president," Clinton was reportedly quoted as saying.

The book will

be

released

on Tuesday.

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INTERVJU: Norges hotspot for kunsthåndverk! - Duration: 7:44.

For more infomation >> INTERVJU: Norges hotspot for kunsthåndverk! - Duration: 7:44.

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U.S. Department of Agriculture Foods for the Summer Food Service Program - Duration: 18:59.

Hello and welcome to the California Department of Education's video, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Foods, also known as USDA Foods, for the Summer Food Service Program, which I will refer to as SFSP.

My name is Amy Bell, and I am a Child Nutrition Consultant in the Nutrition Services Division

at the California Department of Education, which I will refer to as the CDE throughout this video.

During this video you will learn about the benefits of participating in the Food Distribution

Program, which I will refer to as the FDP, as well as how to get started.

The objectives of this training video are to assist SFSP sponsors understand the purpose

and benefits of the FDP, how to participate, learn about the types of USDA Foods available,

and identify which documents must be submitted to the CDE.

The USDA Foods program began in the early 1930's as a result of federal agriculture

policies designed to stabilize farm prices and to help American farmers keep their farms

during the Great Depression.

Additionally, malnutrition among children became a national concern during the depression.

After World War II, there was growing support for a federal lunch program.

This led to the enactment of the National School Lunch Act in 1946, which provided both

funding and USDA Foods.

The purpose was not only to improve the health and well-being of the nation's youth but also

provide a market for agricultural production.

In the late 1960's several laws were enacted to create programs that included a USDA Foods

component, including the Summer Food Service Program.

Today, the USDA purchases over $1.4 billion dollars worth of 100 percent American-grown

USDA Foods for schools and Child Nutrition Programs.

These purchases support the American agricultural market and remove surplus.

For many years, the stigma of USDA Foods was that they were left overs, of low quality, and generic.

Contrary to that belief, USDA Foods are name brands seen and purchased from the grocery store.

For instance, there are name brands like Del Monte, Foster Farms, and Sun-Maid.

The USDA purchases a wide variety of nutritious and tasty foods that include many items reduced

in fat, sugar, and sodium.

USDA Foods support the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, adhere to high food safety standards,

often surpass industry standards, and help sponsors comply with USDA meal pattern requirements.

As I just mentioned, there are a variety of food options SFSP sponsors can order.

Most items offered to the SFSP sponsors are delivered ready to consume or need minimal

preparation, such as assorted canned beans, beef, chicken, and turkey items, canned and

frozen fruits and vegetables, cheese, pasta, peanut butter, potato rounds, raisins, salsa

and spaghetti sauce.

A specific list of USDA Foods the CDE expects to have available for SFSP sponsors is posted

in the download forms section in the Child Nutrition Information and Payment System,

also known as CNIPS in the SFSP module.

We post two lists, one for our Pomona Distribution Center which services sponsors in Southern California,

and one for our Sacramento Distribution Center which services sponsors in Northern California.

You may access the CNIPS from the list of resources referenced in this video.

You are probably wondering if your organization can receive USDA Foods for the SFSP.

According to Federal regulations there are three types of SFSP sponsors that are eligible

to participate in the FDP and receive USDA Foods.

-They are self-preparation sponsors;

- sponsors which have entered into an agreement with

a school food authority for the preparation of meals;

-or Summer Food Service Program sponsors

which are school food authorities and have competitively procured Program meals from

the same food service management company from which they competitively procured meals for

the National School Lunch Program during the last period in which school was in session.

Sponsors participating in the seamless summer option are not eligible to receive USDA Foods

under the SFSP, as they are already receiving USDA Foods through the National School Lunch Program.

It is important to know that using USDA Foods for your SFSP can help stretch your budget

by providing your organization with high quality foods at a low out of pocket cost.

This brings me to entitlement.

What is entitlement?

Well, entitlement is the specific term we use to describe our sponsors spending allowance

and it is what represents the value of the food that sponsors purchase.

Often times we refer to entitlement as play money, an allowance that our sponsors never

see, but are able to spend.

Entitlement is fairly distributed to each sponsor based on the total amount of reimbursable meals served.

So the more meals a sponsor serves, the more entitlement they receive.

If the sponsor is new, then the CDE uses the number of estimated meals planned that has

been stated in the SFSP application packet.

To determine your entitlement, multiply the total meals served by the meal rate

which is one and a half cents.

I'd like to mention that the SFSP meal rate for USDA Foods is always $0.015, unlike the

National School Lunch rate that changes annually.

If you are a smaller sponsor, do not worry because all SFSP sponsors will receive a minimum

entitlement of $1,000 dollars, regardless of their calculated entitlement.

We want to make sure that it is worthwhile for every sponsor that chooses to participate

in the program.

So now let us take a moment to determine the entitlement for this SFSP sponsor,

Sunny Day Recreation.

Sunny Day Recreation served 678,432 reimbursable lunches and 264,975 reimbursable breakfasts

during last year's SFSP.

Remember, the entitlement rate is $0.015.

Please take a moment to determine the answer.

I will give you about 30 seconds to complete this calculation.

Hopefully you have had adequate time to calculate the entitlement allowance.

The answer is A. Sunny Day Recreation's entitlement allowance is $14,152.

We arrived at this answer by adding together the 678,432 reimbursable lunches and

264,975reimbursable breakfasts and then multiplying by $0.015.

Unlike the National School Lunch Program, which uses only reimbursable lunches to calculate

entitlement, the SFSP uses the total reimbursable meals claimed to determine a sponsor's entitlement.

This means that we are including breakfast, snack, lunch, and supper in the entitlement calculation.

If you determine your agency is eligible and want to participate in the FDP, there are just a few steps.

Sponsors must complete the Agreement for Distribution of Donated Food;

complete the FDP Contract Packet in the CNIPS;

store, inventory, and maintain USDA Foods according to regulations;

and meet current local and/or state health regulations. That's it!

The first step to receive USDA Foods is to complete the Agreement for Distribution of

Donated Food form and return it with your SFSP application or renewal packet.

The agreement is located in the download forms section of the SFSP module of the CNIPS.

The SFSP staff will verify eligibility and then forward the Agreement to the FDP for processing.

Once the FDP receives the agreement it will be processed and the FDP will notify the sponsor

via e-mail that the agreement has been approved.

At that time, the sponsor must access the FDP contract packet in the CNIPS FDP module

to complete the enrollment process.

As I mentioned previously, we have provided the link to CNIPS in the list of resources below.

In addition to the Agreement for the Distribution of Donated Food, the FDP contract packet that

is located in the CNIPS FDP module must be completed.

All sections must be completed before the contract can be submitted.

Once the contract has been submitted, sponsors are placed in the next available allocation

cycle to order USDA Foods.

This is much less than 100 plus questions in the SFSP module!

So now that you know how to sign up for the Food Distribution Program, let us talk about

ordering USDA Foods.

USDA Foods orders are placed in the CNIPS FDP Module.

Agencies that have a completed FDP Contract Packet are assigned to the next available allocation group.

SFSP sponsors order USDA Foods once during the summer.

Sponsors are notified by e-mail when the allocation opens.

The allocation groups are: group one, which opens in early June;

group two, which opens in late June; and group three, which opens in mid-July.

Sponsors have approximately one week to complete the order.

And don't worry, our distribution centers will follow-up with a phone call if you forget to place your order.

We want to make sure that all our sponsors are taken care of and able to order food!

Ordering your USDA Foods through CNIPS is easy!

The allocation in the CNIPS FDP module lists the types and quantities of USDA Foods available

to order and will include helpful information such as the pack size and fair market value.

You are not required to order everything that is offered, only what your agency can effectively store and use.

Agencies that need more food than what is offered have the opportunity to request

additional units of an item.

These requests will be filled if your agency has remaining entitlement and the distribution

center has the inventory available.

A training video on ordering USDA Foods is available on the Food Distribution Program

CNIPS training Web page at https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/cn/fdptraining.asp

and on the CDE Nutrition YouTube Channel.

We have provided the links in the list of resources below.

Your USDA Foods order is delivered by one of our two state distribution centers, which

I will refer to as SDC.

The CDE FDP has two SDCs that provide services for the northern and the southern regions of our state.

These two SDCs are located in Pomona and Sacramento.

USDA Foods are delivered to the address specified in the CNIPS FDP contract and must be accessible

to the driver's equipment.

Adequate personnel and facilities must be available at the shipping address to accept USDA Foods deliveries.

Sponsors electing to pick-up food from the SDC must select "agency pickup" from the drop-down

delivery location menu on the order.

The food distribution center will notify the agency when USDA Foods are available for pickup.

The FDP has various fees in place to help cover costs of administering the program.

The FDP charges sponsors a shipping and handling fee of $2.85 per case for USDA Foods delivered

by the SDC, or $2.40 per case for USDA Foods picked up by the sponsor.

The FDP bills sponsors through the CNIPS approximately ten days after delivery or pick up.

At that time, invoices can be accessed and printed from the CNIPS.

Sponsors will be e-mailed a notification when the invoice is available.

As mentioned on the previous slide, approximately ten days after delivery, you are able to access

and print your invoice from the CNIPS.

Payment instructions are printed on the invoice.

For further information, we have a training video that demonstrates how to view and print

invoices that is available on the Food Distribution Program CNIPS training Web page at

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/cn/fdptraining.asp.

I have provided the link below in the list of resources.

One final requirement for sponsors receiving USDA Foods, is that a Storage Facility Review

Form must be completed for locations where USDA Foods are stored, prepared, or consumed.

The Storage Facility Review Form is available on the CDE FDP Inventory Forms Web page at

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/fd/annualinv.asp.

Completed forms must be kept on file for audit purposes.

A link to this form is provided in the list of resources below.

To avoid ordering excessive amounts, sponsors need to make an accurate estimate of the number

of children expected to participate in the summer program and order a realistic amount

of food based on that estimate.

All unused food must be transferred to an eligible agency, such as a the

National Lunch Program sponsor or other non-profit feeding program.

Sponsors may contact the CDE Food Distribution Program for assistance.

Listed on this slide are several resources to assist sponsors who use the Food Distribution Program.

They are the Title 7, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 250 which include the federal regulations

pertaining to the Food Distribution Program that is located on the Electronic Code of

Federal Regulations Web page at https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/ECFR?page=browse.

The USDA Foods Product Information Sheets that describe USDA Foods and provide crediting

and nutrition information which are located on the USDA Food Distribution Web page at

https://www.fns.usda.gov/fdd/nslp-usda-foods-fact-sheets.

And the CDE Food Distribution Web page which provides useful information and links to USDA

Foods related information located at https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/fd/.

These links are provided in the Show More section below this video.

For questions on the Food Distribution Program, please contact the CDE at fooddistribution@cde.ca.gov

or call 800-952-5609, Option 4.

Sponsors are encouraged to keep updated with the latest CDE Nutrition Services Division

information and guidance by accessing our Web site at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/,

following us on Twitter @CDENutrition, and viewing our other YouTube videos at

www.youtube.com/user/cdenutrition.

You may access these links from the list of resources below.

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