Hi guys I hope your having an amazing day, so in today we're gonna look at the leather
set from uldir which is the new raid in battle for azeroth and I will use the humans and
orcs to showcase all 4 difficulties so I hope you enjoy the video.
So this is the lfr set, and not much is gonna change between the 3 difficulties beside the
color, so could I imagen my deamon hunter, monk or rogue wearing this, well to some degree
I could maybe see a rogue wearing it but im not so sure about the other classes, I get
that these sets are raid themed and we might se some insanely good sets later on but right
now im not a huge fan, and its not even the fact that they removed the tier pieces or
class sets or whatever you wanna call them but I feel like they could have done a much
bit better job with this set.
The shoulders are okay they have some nice details but the helm is pretty weak compated
to some of the other model, don't get me wrong I love simplicity but this isent the
greatest set.
Let me know in the comments below what you think.
So now for the normal mode, as you can see the only real change is the color, but does
it look better?
It kinda does but maybe im bias because I like the color.
Also I kinda like the weapons because they look very different from what we have seen
in world of warcraft, let me know in the comments below if you like them as well.
The blue color looks very futureristic and everytime I see it it remind me of the Tron
movie from 2010 because of the color.
Eventho I don't like the set I cant wait to see you guys use individual pieces to make
new transmogs.
The mythic set is a little bit different then the previous 3 difficoulties.
They changed the belt which got a yellow glow and the shoulders got changed up a bit as
well and it looks pretty decent.
I mean This set would be perfect if it was for a paladin Like I said I completely understand
that they are going with the raid theme but this set is just not working.
So that's it for this video guys, if you enjoyed it make sure to give it a thumbs up
and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.
Thank you for watching and remember to always stay positive cya next time.
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OUR FIRST TIME For EVERYTHING !!! - Sailing Luckyfish - Duration: 16:32.
This week we pick up our story back at the beginning, in South Africa.
Zaya had completed a learn to sail course
and we drove down to Simonstown to spend our first night aboard Luckyfish
Did you enjoy your few days of sailing?
Wasnt it marvellous? Yes. Like a trip down memory lane it was.
It's been alot of fun and, its so exciting to see a new sailor in the community
And, she truly is a sailor.
It was Zaya's first chance to see the boat and Dan the Builder was there to meet us
Dan gave us a lashing demonstration.
He then described the operation of the engines.
and we left the marina for our first sail.
Put the port engine in forward. Yeah, OK.
Is there a release button underneath is there?
No, no. Just give it a good shove.
Its in gear there. Its just idling. Thats fine.
Just let the gust go. Yeah.
OK
Get the gaff nice and level. Yes.
Thats the furler loaded
Nice job. Very nice.
It sets, very nice.
Five and a half in ten to twelve.
No. With only two sails up!
We could get the spinnaker up. The boat just loves the spinnaker.
Well, lets do the spinnaker.
Dans just getting the spinnaker ready
The wind didn't cooperate for the spinnaker so Dan set up the vane
steering for its first trial
Is it coming around? It is coming around
It had been an exciting day leaving us with plenty
to think about
we returned to the marina and prepared for a sail the next day on our own
the weather was perfect again
we sailed around for a few hours but we were
anxious to take the boat to Saldanha Bay, probably South Africa's most protected
cruising-ground that would mean Zayas first coastal trip
would round the Cape of Good Hope. Dan gave us a strategy to do it
wait for a calm night and motor to the Cape arrive at sunrise just as the
Seabreeze starts to kick in turn north and ride the wind for a hundred and
twenty miles to Saldanha
we return to the dock checked the forecast again provisioned the boat
and left at 2 a.m. the following morning
Well, thats Cape Point and just behind that's the Cape of Good Hope
and we're having lots of good hopes we get around in one go.
It's about 5:30 in the morning and we left, what, about three hours ago
from Simonstown down there.
We've had about a 10 to 5 kt southeasterly and err,
motored all the way and its been just perfect conditions
to get round this point
I've got a good co-skipper here.
One of Mongolia's finest.
Right after rounding the Cape the sun rose, the cloud lifted, and the sea breeze filled in right on cue
We enjoyed a fast sail north arriving at Saldanha Bay just before midnight.
We berthed at Yachtport, Robertson and Caine's new Leopard catamaran launching
base and found the staff and facilities to be nothing short of excellent
This little guy thought so too and went to work on his meal of fresh calamari
After spending a day at Yachtport we left to explore the bay.
Well, this is navigating in Saldanha port.
Theres a major iron-ore facility here and that
ship over there's just being taken under tow by
the tug and it's about to go out but we think we're going to get in the front of
that one without terribly much difficulty and then over here there's
another iron ore ship there, bulk carrier that's sitting on anchor and then
in the distance there there's an oil rig that came in overnight from Nigeria
it's replacing one that left yesterday this is a maintenance facility here and
I dont think that presents much of a problem its speed is about two knots apparently
you just see a wake coming off of its legs there there's something pushing it
Pretty impressive.
Theres another bulk-carrier that's just left for the heads
earlier on. And we're heading up behind that green
ship there's a lagoon way up there which is supposedly very protected it looks
lovely and good fishing nice beaches and away from all this industrial stuff
To describe the next few weeks we spent at Saldanha Bay as idyllic would be an
understatement
Saldana was the first time for everything
it was the first time we flew
the spinnaker
The asymmetric on the Tiki 38 is launched in a sock and controlled
by two sheets and two guys
There is no pole it couldn't be made any easier to
handle and got us a long way across the Atlantic
It was the first time we fished on Luckyfish.
who could have guessed back then
that Zaya would become so passionate about fishing
Theres some good big ones.
See, thats how you do it.
are they coming out clean?
All one piece
And then you use this tool
There you go.
Eat that fishy!
It was the first time we caught something too
What are they called?
I think its a Stumpnose
We anchored for the first time at the pretty Kraal Bay
We're the new South Africans
So proud!
They build good yachts!
It was the first time we used the dinghy.
and realized it was too big for our needs
It was also the first time we used the solar shower
Hot water is going to finish !
and the first time we'd ever heard of a Greek island called Mykonos
in South Africa
We met Jackie and Alete
they sail a Chris White Atlantic catamaran and
and Jackie also sails this Flicka design
we took them for a sail.
Now, what I dont understand is
Why do all this organisation?
Just turn the bloody thing around and go!
Jackie you are so right, you know, we came here with a
view of making a list of jobs before we, you know, head off but
its really only ourselves we've got to get ready. The boats ready to go.
Well, Jackie is right, but we still ended up with this
job list as long as your arm and started work with our last remaining days back
at Yachtport
We oiled the decking timbers. This involved a lot of work on our knees and I ended
up with bursitis and couldn't fly. This landed us in trouble with South African
immigration as Zaya was forced to overstay by just two days. There is no
option to extend in South Africa.
Before she overstayed we got advice that it would be OK
Just a small fine.
Instead, Zaya got banned for 12 months.
An appeal would take 90 days. If the appeal failed we would not be able to return to our
boat for another year
We left the boat on the hardstand at Yachtport and
returned to Mongolia to build up the cruising Kitty research and order parts
to outfit the boat for crossing the Atlantic get Zaya's overstay appeal under
way and throw in our jobs
Join us in the next videos as sailing legend
Rory McDougall joins us.
Tuya signs on as crew.
We get started on
the job list
and run into the bureaucratic bungle that is South Africa
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A'JA WILSON is Ready for Las Vegas • 24 Hours with the WNBA's Newest ⭐️ - Duration: 5:25.
And to congratulate A'ja Wilson on being the first overall pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft,
and to thank her for being a loyal Chipotle fan, Chipotle is giving A'ja free burritos for one year.
I'm really up here about to cry over these free burritos.
I got in around 8ish, and I don't think I really got settled in until like 10 o'clock.
It was a travel day.
I went from Dallas to now Las Vegas and I was super duper sleepy.
This is like a whole nother world.
I don't think it's hit me yet, that I'm like a pro athlete.
My day is packed with stuff.
This is just the beginning.
I have, like, a bunch of interviews.
I have a photo shoot today.
I hopefully have lunch today.
Blessed to be in studio with a champion.
I'm talking about a national champion.
South Carolina's all-time leading scorer, three-time first team All-American.
And the pride of South Carolina, go Gamecocks!
Number 22, A'ja Wilson!
Fresh in Las Vegas, a whirlwind tour for her because you just got into town Monday night, right?
Is that how this worked out?
Yep, got in last night and just been loving every moment ever since.
Have you ever heard the term "A'ja bump"?
It's a term that every time you're on TV,
thousands of more listeners and audience members continue on.
There's a growing sensation around you that you're probably very well aware of.
Yeah, I never really heard of that but honestly, if that's what it takes to get people to watch
women's basketball, then hey, go for it.
A'ja, who is now the burrito queen of Las Vegas.
She's taco rich.
She's taco rich, exactly. You gotta love it.
Has it sunk in yet?
Yeah, it really hasn't hit me yet.
I mean it's crazy, the national championship hasn't even hit me yet, so I just can only
imagine when this is really going to hit me.
We come around to visit A'ja, it's going to be burrito, burrito, burrito all over the table.
What we having for dinner?
Chipotle!
My first autograph as a pro.
This is crazy.
We got to frame that.
We are on our way to Starbucks,
but then after that we're going to have a photo shoot.
Coach Bill.
Nope, this will be the first time I meet him.
First time meeting coach in an Aces uniform.
It's about to be dope.
So I have my first official WNBA jersey.
This is so cool.
Got my number.
This is crazy.
Should be fun, got Kobe.
Mamba mentality.
Well, you know, the number one pick in the draft doesn't come around too often.
A'ja is very committed on and off the court.
So I'm looking forward to having a really quality player.
Stop making me laugh.
Actually putting it on and actually wearing it and seeing my last name on the back and the 22.
It's a pretty good feeling.
It feels like a dream come true.
You work so hard to just get to play professional basketball, but it really doesn't take away
the joy of just putting the actual jersey on.
Mentally, I feel like that's going to be the biggest challenge.
I think people kind of overlook that side and especially getting caught up in the hype
and people always around you.
I think it's tough and that's something that I really focus on.
And that's the same thing from college now to the pro level.
I have to really change gears in my mind and say, you know, how can I still produce the
way that I need to?
So I was coming in and I saw a lot of pink and green and that's my sorority colors.
And when I get in, they kind of made like this train and they started chanting our chant
and I was overwhelmed with joy because I'm meeting my Vegas AK sisters so this is amazing.
It kind of put my heart at ease a little bit to know that my sorority sisters are here.
I can't stop smiling, like that was a great feeling.
And then I actually signed my contract today.
It's official.
It really is official now.
It was a lot of fun.
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Dos Santos Bros Dream of World Cup Glory for Mexico - Duration: 8:32.
And here we are.
Our best memories of Mexico?
Seeing our father play, I think.
Spending time with family, and playing in the streets.
Imagine coming to train in this every morning.
Priceless.
When our dad player with La Raza, which was professional indoor soccer,
He was very popular in México and even more so in Monterrey where we lived.
At five or six years old, we would go play
right where he would play.
It is one of our most cherished childhood memories.
We started very young in Monterrey,
like at five or six years old with Caribú.
Then we trained with our father. He was our coach.
We played together until we left for Barcelona.
It was there that we were separated. Each in his own category.
Gio, are we going or what?
Going?
Let's go! Put your phone away.
Leave it and call later.
I'm here!
You're being a drag.
The cameras are here.
You're the same way.
You do the same thing.
Our first fight as brothers. Did you catch it?
As kids, we did fight a lot.
I would choke him, hit him all over and make him cry.
I was the small one, and I'd make Gio cry.
But now we hardly ever argue.
When we had the opportunity to play here,
we didn't have to think twice,
because we had been so far from our culture –
Although we are not in Mexico -
But almost, almost.
This is the city with the second most Mexicans in the world, so we feel right at home.
Playing with my brother in a great city
with a great fandom at an even greater club…
We didn't have a single doubt, honestly.
The Galaxy being what it is with its many trophies
and the biggest stars.
Now, we have the fortune of having Zlatan Ibrahimovich.
He's on another level, and for me it is an honor to be by his side again.
I was also lucky to have him as a teammate during my time at Barcelona.
One can learn a lot from these types of players.
I am happy.
It is marvelous to have my family near.
I feel right at home.
The truth is I am happiest playing with my brother.
It is a dream we've always wanted to reach together.
Giovani is a difference-maker who can kill it in a game at any moment.
He's a player that every coach, every teammate would like on their team.
And his personality, what can I say, he's chill.
He likes to sleep.
[Jonathan] has a spectacular quality and enviable technical skills
few players have.
He has great vision for the game,
a lot of personality, confidence.
He's a different player.
In his position, I've seen few players of his quality.
Xavi, Iniesta...
he has the teachings of these players.
He demonstrates daily that he is on that same level.
For our team, it is a luxury to count on a player like him.
He also enjoys life.
In the best sense possible.
Thanks, brother.
We've been blessed to explore many cultures,
so we are open to all cultures.
The truth is we are very happy here in Los Angeles.
Mexican players are recognized for their quality,
their personalities, for the character we have.
Technical skill is what most distinguishes us from other national teams.
Not long ago, I had an injury, unfortunately.
But now I am back.
Because of that, I am not limiting myself and thinking only about the World Cup.
On the contrary, now I have to work even more
take care of myself more and reach my 100%.
Yeah, I'm recovering from an injury,
but I'll be playing again soon.
This never happened before
with both of us being injured at the same time.
We are taking this time to work even harder
and return even stronger
I'll be at my best level, for sure.
This is the year that we've prepared for most.
I want everything to be perfect, in the end.
The World Cup is almost here
but we will arrive at our best.
All we want is to reach full health, with rhythm
and represent our club and national team well.
Hey, joker!
How are you? My pleasure.
Come here, brother.
Everything good?
Would you like to say a few words?
I'm proud to be here at your side.
Honestly, I didn't think I'd meet you,
but they called us in to work, so here we are.
When you least expect it.
So you'd like a picture?
Great to meet you.
What a pleasure. Take care.
That worked out well.
Very well.
Like we planned the whole thing.
My hair is wrong.
The first time wearing the national team's shirt
That's the greatest thing a player can ask for.
To be called in is an honor.
To represent your country
always fills you with pride.
My first national team goal?
I remember my debut, but not my first goal.
My first goal? Given that I haven't scored one for the national team ...
I don't remember.
You don't have an international goal?
No.
You'll have to get one at the World Cup, brother!
Yes - let's go, Mexico!
Go Jona!
It's your World Cup, brother.
Get a hat trick.
A hat trick, oooh.
I'd have to retire after that.
Big time.
Just kidding.
It's every player's dream to play in a World Cup.
It's the most important thing I have in the near term.
I haven't had the opportunity to play in one yet.
I've been unlucky to miss one for a coaching decision.
And I missed another one because of a knee injury.
But like they say, third time's the charm.
I hope to achieve this dream
and play alongside my brother.
No one knows until the coach releases the list of names.
That's when we will know whether we go -- or don't go -- to the World Cup.
On that day the list comes out, I'll be nervous,
and hoping to see our names.
It could be that I don't go, but my brother does.
Or that my brother doesn't go, and I do.
Our wish has always been to play for the national team together in a World Cup.
It's right around the corner.
It's almost here, that moment.
That's the one dream we have yet to realize.
It would be the cherry on top.
It's the only dream the two of us have left to achieve.
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How to measure your hand for riding gloves - Duration: 1:45.
SARAH: Hi, I'm Sarah from SmartPak, and today I'm going to tell you guys how to measure
yourself for riding gloves.
It's really easy.
All you need to do is start with a soft tape measure, whether it's one of these automatic
ones that has a handy SmartPak logo on it or if you have one that's a little more of
a flexible tape measure.
Generally the big, bulky tape measure is not gonna be a good time, because you're measuring
a pretty small surface.
What you want to do is you want to unroll it a little bit, especially if you're doing
this by yourself you don't want to be pulling against the tape measure and it can get kind
of awkward.
What you do is you hold the end of it down with your thumb and you're holding it at the
widest part of your hand, which is right across the knuckles.
And the knuckles is kind of general, so if you look at the shape of your hand, there
is generally a bump out that you can feel on each part where it gets a little bit wider.
You want to try to wrap around that part so that you're making sure that you're getting
the right size.
You can hold the end down with your thumb and you see where the zero lines up, and you
wrap it around the widest part trying to keep it as level as you can.
And then you see where it lines up.
For me, I measure a size 7.
Generally speaking, if you're in between sizes your best bet is going to be to size up
to the next size.
It'll be a little bit more comfortable for you.
And as always, SmartPak has free return shipping on sized items, so if you order a pair and
you're not happy with the fit, send them back on us and you can exchange them.
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The Lancashire Research Institute For Global HEalth and Wellbeing (LIFE) - Duration: 3:38.
Hello, I'm Caroline Watkins. I'm the Director of Research and Innovation for
the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing at the University of Central Lancashire.
It's my pleasure today to tell you about one of the new exciting Research
Institutes that's been funded by the university to develop world leading
research over the next three years. The Institute is called the Lancashire
Research Institute for Global HEalth and Wellbeing and it aims to promote
research through supporting pump-priming bids and research partnerships within
the university and also with external collaborators. So it's about accelerating
the development of research grant funding applications such that we gain
prestigious funding and can move forward on a global health research agenda.
The two main faculties leading this collaboration are the Faculty of Health
and Wellbeing with Clinical and Biomedical Sciences but all faculties
across the university will be involved both in running LIFE and also in
delivering on the research agenda.
The ideas that we want to promote are
research around thriving across the life course but also in terms of high quality
methodological delivery of that research. So what we want to do is to get
researchers, and these are just examples of some of them, to do research around
Starting Well, Developing Well, Growing Up Well, Living Well, Working, Performing Well
and Ageing and Dying Well and at the same time, as I said previously, to actually do
these things well in a very strong robust methodological way.
So in order to
support the delivery of this challenging agenda we've set up a steering board
with collaboration across the faculties and we have got a
Research Delivery Team. We will be trying to support people doing programmatic
research so they'll be having meetings to share ideas, to agree on potential
challenging agendas to then take those ideas forward into a research proposal
and then to work with a dream team of all key researchers, clinicians, social care
representatives and other people in order to put together high quality bids
We've already had several meetings of the Research Board,
we've already allocated funding to nine key projects and are just sifting
through the proposals for Sparks which are these meetings to get ideas going.
We've appointed a delivery manager, Rachel Georgiou, and Ethan Farrell who
is going to be a key administrator within the team and we look forward to
working across the patch in the future on this global health agenda.
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How to Draw Ice Cream / Learn Colors for Kids / Coloring Pages - Duration: 6:24.
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The One Major Thing Prince Harry Gave Up For Meghan Markle - Duration: 2:21.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no doubt busy getting ready for their extravagant wedding
on Saturday, May 19th.
But they've actually been planning for their big day since before they even announced their
engagement.
Many fans of the royal couple already know that Markle exited her USA series Suits likely
in preparation for her new gig as Harry's wife.
Deadline reported that Markle was looking to leave the show in mid-November 2017, shortly
before she and Harry shared with the public that he'd proposed.
But some may not realize that Harry himself also made a significant sacrifice for the
benefit of their relationship.
The Daily Mail reported that Harry first started smoking cigarettes in his early teens.
By the time he was 32, he was said to easily be smoking a pack of Marlboro Lights each
day.
And Markle reportedly hasn't been happy about it.
So, in an effort to start their marriage off on the right note, Harry reportedly quit smoking
around the same time that he and Markle moved into Nottingham Cottage.
In December 2017, a source told the Daily Mail,
"Harry has promised no smoking at all at home.
It's not nice for Meghan as a non-smoker.
So there's no more hanging out of the window for a quick puff.
Harry has quit for Meghan."
It's an especially good move for Harry healthwise, as his great-grandfather George VI passed
away from lung cancer.
And, since Buckingham Palace rolled out strict no-smoking rules at royal residences in December
2016, it should make life even easier for Harry.
But smoking isn't the only thing Harry has given up for Markle.
According to The Sun, Harry also ended his participation in his family's annual Boxing
Day boar hunt, as Markle is an animal lover.
A source told the paper,
"Meghan is a keen animal rights campaigner and doesn't like hunting in any form.
Harry loves it and has always been out there on Boxing Day.
But if it means breaking with long-standing royal traditions to avoid upsetting her, so
be it."
Harry also changed up his diet to get in healthier shape before he marries Markle.
The Daily Mail reported that Harry said goodbye to junk foods and has instead embraced "clean
eating."
An insider told the publication,
"They have bought a top-of-the-range juicer and she has him on fruit and veg smoothies.
She's also weaning him off meat."
The source added that Harry had lost, quote, "at least half a stone," or about seven pounds,
since he started the regimen.
Keep up the good work, Harry!
"Boom."
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How to Gain Momentum for Your Project While It's in Progress - Duration: 1:50.
When you're doing something that is new and innovative,
you are all in for the work,
and you do not have the time or ability
to go out there and talk to people about the work.
That said, in the normal course of living, you come across people,
and because you love your work, you find ways to talk about it with people.
And when they hear about it, they're like, "Oh, wow! Can I come and see you do this?"
Or, "What about this, have you thought about this?"
It's a spark that gets passed along to others.
And the hope is that during these conversations, other people
just like us—we're just normal people—
come up with their own ideas through observing the world around them,
and think, "Oh, can't we do X? Can't we do 'this?'"
I think that as humankind, we are intelligent,
and we are able to come up with ideas and implement them and work together.
And these are things that we need to do more of;
we need to be constructive with our challenges,
and we need to find ways to do more of it.
So, I love the work. I welcome other people to our work; we will contribute to their work.
We just need to amplify all of our efforts,
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Tools for Journaling - Weekly Challenge 006 - Duration: 2:37.
(playful instrumental music)
- So I'm here in Yosemite
hiking on the Taft trail after watching the sunrise
on Sentinel Dome, over the whole valley.
And Half Dome.
It's one of the most beautiful areas
I've ever seen or experienced.
So for this week's challenge I was a little bit inspired
to do something nature related
but we just did a nature challenge.
So I wanna do something else that's been on my mind.
Journaling.
This week's challenge, journal everyday this week.
That can be as simple as just jotting down your thoughts
on pen and paper at the beginning or end of the day,
it can be something a little bit more structured,
like the 5 Minute Journal,
or the Daily Stoic,
it could be something digital,
there's a great journaling app called Day One,
but basically just jot down your thoughts
everyday this week.
Journaling kinda reminds me of the records that we have
of people like John Muir, or Teddy Roosevelt,
of what they did and what their thoughts were,
because they journaled.
And they took a lot of notes.
We don't really do that much anymore.
Mostly because everything we do
is digitally recorded and tracked.
But it'd be nice to have a written record.
A little bit on a tangent.
If you wait, and you just listen,
it's like, you can feel what the exact moment of time was
in all of the history of Yosemite Valley.
The sounds, the feel, it's like this is exactly
what John Muir looked at and heard and smelled.
This is what Teddy Roosevelt
looked at and heard and smelled.
Anyways, journal everyday this week.
We'll part back on the blog,
see how you felt, see how things went.
Until next week.
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Conte sidesteps speculation as Chelsea prepare for final - Duration: 5:21.
Conte sidesteps speculation as Chelsea prepare for final
Antonio Conte reiterated his focus is on the immediate future.
final rather than the ongoing speculation over his future as Chelsea head coach.
A fifth-placed finish in the Premier League, missing out on Champions Leaguequalification, came as part of a season of discontent for Conte, who could still finish the campaign with a trophy if the Blues beat Manchester United at Wembley.
Conte last year won the Premier League title in his first season and signed a new contract, but not an extension to the deal which runs until June 2019.
And speculation has been rife for the entire campaign that owner Roman Abramovich is preparing to make a managerial change this summer.
If so, the Wembley date would be Conte's last as boss.
"I can say for sure this will be my last match this season," Conte said.
"For me and my players it will be the last game for us.
Then, as you know very well, I have a contract and I'm committed to the club." Asked about the prospect of a summer of change at Stamford Bridge, Conte evaded the question.
"I don't know," he said.
"For sure, I think we must be focused on tomorrow's game.
For us this game is very important because we have in a difficult season (the chance) to finish the season with a trophy.
"It's always important for the players, for the coach, for the manager, for our fans, for the club, to finish the season with a trophy.
"We're focused on this target.
We have to try to do everything to win the game tomorrow." Despite the results suggesting otherwise, Conte maintains during this season the Blues were as driven as the year before.
He added: "We worked harder than last season.
I'm sure about this.
For me it's enough for myself." Conte faces his immediate predecessor as permanent Chelsea boss in Jose Mourinho.
The pair have had a feisty relationship and in January had a running feud, exchanging verbal barbs which increased in ferocity until a truce was brokered at Old Trafford in February.
Conte said: "This is not important what happened.
There is a relationship between me and him.
Tomorrow I will shake his hand and both of us will think of the game." This is the second successive FA Cup final for Chelsea and Conte.
The Blues lost to Arsenal 12 months ago, missing out on the double, and Conte recalls the game well, describing it as "strange".
Conte has lost two domestic cup finals as a manager – his Juventus side were beaten by Napoli in the 2012 Coppa Italia – and the Italian is hoping it will be third time lucky.
He added: "We deserve to have this chance, to win an important trophy.
"We have to fight against a really good team and we want to fight, want to try to win the game, to lift the trophy." Conte remained coy on his team selection, refusing to divulge who would start in goal.
Thibaut Courtois is his usual first choice, but Willy Caballero has played in the cup so far this season.
Conte said: "I don't want to give you the starting XI.
Tomorrow you will see.
We have only Emerson (Palmieri) out.
And then no news about injuries." .
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OpenNotes for Pediatric and Adolescent Patients - Duration: 2:18.
My name is Fabienne Bourgeois. I'm a pediatric hospitalist at Boston Children's Hospital.
I'm also a physician informaticists.
And I'm the medical director for our patient applications at Boston Children's Hospital.
Our philosophy around our patient portal has always been to improve transparency
and access to health information, for our families and for our patients.
And as part of that, we felt that giving access to notes was of particular importance
because it provides improved context and information.
We're hoping that we can convince other pediatric and adolescent institutions
to start sharing notes with the families.
What we've decided to do with a paper is really create a few scenarios
for the readers, that are particularly challenging in terms of how
to document challenging situation within the pediatric population.
One scenario that frequently occurs in Pediatrics is where there may be some disagreement between
the provider and a parent around either a diagnosis or around how medical care
is managed. It may be a very difficult conversation between the parent and the provider.
What we attempt to discuss is how to properly document that sort of conversation.
To maintain the therapeutic alliance between the parents and the provider.
Essentially, we created some custom applications within our
electronic health record, which are designated by the provider, or parts of
notes, that are designated as confidential within the electronic health record.
We hope that with this paper we will convince our colleagues at
other institutions that provide care for pediatric and adolescent patients that
they can safely provide access to the clinic notes with the appropriate
policies and safeguards in place. And that
the benefits of providing access to those notes truly outweigh any of the risks.
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