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Smells a little funky, too.

That's what Cate Blanchett said.

Georgia Louise is a facialist to the stars who's been attracting attention recently

for using a peculiar product.

When you see how good it is to your face, you

too will run to your local facialist and say, give me the penis.

Even though the nickname is called the penis facial, what we're doing is we're using cloned

baby foreskin cells.

We're all trying to live to 101 and if everyone

wants to look 26, then the future is for sure stem cells.

As a senior beauty editor for Refinery29, I'm no stranger to the extremes the beauty

world will go to on its quest for eternal youth.

In the early 1900's, radioactive beauty

creme was all the rage.

In the 1940's, contraptions called glamour bonnets claimed to

stimulate circulation with atmospheric pressure.

Today, the cosmetic industry is seeking the fountain of youth from inside our own stem cells.

Stem cells are simple, undeveloped cells that help to repair our bodies.

When activated, they can become new, specialized cells, repairing muscles, nerves, even collagen.

Stem cell activity declines as we age, but doctors like Dr. Karyn Grossman, say their

procedures will reactivate stem cells and rejuvenate the face.

Okay, are you ready for your treatment today?

I am very ready.

Okay.

Dr. Karyn Grossman is a board certified dermatologist

and thought leader in the field. She's developing a new platelet-rich plasma, or PRP treatment,

that combines filler with the patient's own blood to erase under eye circles. She

offered to give us an exclusive look.

This has been crazy. This is now becoming our most rapidly requested procedure.

Okay, deep breath in.

We actually draw your blood, so that we can spin that blood down.

We want to get the platelet rich plasma part.

Then we put eye shields in the patient.

Now close your eyes and relax.

Dr. Grossman claims, by flooding the face with platelet-rich plasma, specialized proteins

called growth factors will activate stem cells to create new cells and collagen.

Combined with Poly-l-lactic Acid, or PLLA filler, Dr. Grossman says her treatment takes

facial regeneration to the next level.

We use microneedling to create holes in the skin.

When we're done with that, we create our little magic potion with the PLLA and

the serum, and then we apply that to the skin and we let it sink into the holes.

You doing okay, Dale?

Mhmm.

Do you know exactly why it works so well?

I really think we're in the infancy on how to use our own body to repair and to help itself.

I think there's a lot that we don't know that we're going to kind of see evolve over time.

These cosmetic procedures are still so new, that no one has a sense of how big this field actually is.

But the regenerative medicine market as a whole is expected to more than

double in the next ten years.

Regulation of this controversial new world falls to the FDA, who's had some trouble keeping up.

Because this industry is so new, the extent to which this is on the FDA's radar is — they're probably a bit behind.

Simply because they're super overburdened.

Their actual ability to intervene in any kind of suspect cases is going to be limited.

It's left the industry free to experiment, which is exactly what they're doing.

MiMedx is a company that takes donated human placentas, sterilizes, and strips them to

their innermost layer, the amniotic membrane, for the high concentrations of valuable growth

factors that they then use in an array of products.

MiMedx tells donors their placentas can help to treat a variety of wounds and soft tissue injuries.

But in New York, we met a doctor using it in a very different capacity.

Hi, Dr. Maercks, how are you?

Nice to meet you.

Oh, wow, you've got everything all set up for us.

Dr. Rian Maercks is a plastic surgeon based in Miami, but licensed in both Florida and New York,

who's known for cutting edge and sometimes controversial experiments.

So here we are at 21 syringes in my face.

As a researcher for MiMedx, he's been testing out a placenta product, called Amniaphill, in his practice.

He agreed to let us sit in on a procedure, while he was in town seeing patients.

Just lay your head back.

So we are not in a medical office, we're here in a hotel room.

Is that something you do often, is that normal, is it allowed?

I don't think I should answer that question.

Put your chin slightly down, look straight ahead. Good.

26 year old Melissa Klein is here for what Dr. Maercks calls aesthetic facial balancing,

which involves using large amounts of filler to shape the face, and can cost more than ten thousand dollars.

I've always been very self-conscious about my under eyes and always found myself editing my pictures.

Now I'm finally doing something and I'm very excited.

Dr. Maercks believes the placenta product Amniaphill, will attract stem cells.

Those cells will speed healing and, in theory, extend the effect of the filler.

Of course, none of that is visible.

But what I am seeing in this New York City hotel room, is the very edge of cosmetic dermatology.

Okay so we're gonna get started. Can you just relax? I'm not gonna hurt ya.

Okay.

You're just going to feel cold stuff, like this.

Mhm.

That hurt you?

Mm-mm.

See? Amazing, right?

So we're kind of layering in, very precisely, in the layers around her bone of her orbit,

and making those bags disappear and lifting her cheek.

So you're not in any pain at all right now.

No, I don't feel anything.

Wow. I feel like I'm in more pain than she is right now.

I had to wonder, donors were told their placentas would heal bodies and change lives.

How would they feel, knowing their donation might end up being used like this?

And the good news is we're done.

We know that placenta and cord blood have rejuvenating properties.

It's one thing to know that in theory, but we're still kind of shooting in the dark,

hoping that this is safe and effective, not really even knowing the long term outcomes.

Does using Amniaphill present any risks?

There's a potential for it to get infected, there's a potential for, in the healing process,

for it to cause calcification if there's bacterial contamination, things like that.

But it's a really inherently safe product.

How long will these results last for her?

Well I don't make any guarantees, but for example, I treated myself six years ago

and I look a lot younger and better than I did six years ago.

But there's 100% certainty there's no product left in my face.

It's stimulating the local cells.

That's why I believe my results last years and years.

I'm still a little confused how your results can last so long.

Well I don't use the products out of the box.

As the beauty industry continues down this path, it's important to remember that

our pursuit of eternal youth comes with unknowns.

And with limited regulations and research, it's hard to say at what cost.

It's so crazy.

You know, we're gonna have to take the mirror away from you soon.

I know!

Thanks for watching Refinery29.

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David De Gea is on the brink of signing a new 5year deal with Manchester United |Transfer News #mufc - Duration: 1:30.

Manchester United are confident that David De Gea will commit his long-term future to

Old Trafford, according to a report in England.

The Independent is reporting that the Red Devils are hoping to tie down the Spain international

to a new five-year contract at Manchester United.

The same article states that De Gea has 12 months left on his current deal, although

the Red Devils have an option to add an addition year to his contract.

Real Madrid have been linked with a renewed bid to sign the Manchester United number one

this summer, after the appointment of Julen Lopetegui earlier this week.

According to the same story, los Blancos are aware of De Gea's intention to sign a new

deal with Manchester United, and Real Madrid have already switched their focus to Chelsea

FC goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and AS Roma sot shot stopper Alisson Becker.

De Gea was on the brink of a move to Manchester United in the 2015 summer transfer window,

but a deal fell through at the final hour over an administrative problem.

The Spanish goalkeeper signed a new four-year deal in September 2015 to commit to the Old

Trafford until 2019 to deter Real Madrid's interest.

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  Sinn Fein's leader is expected to warn against progress to the next stage of Brexit negotiations without an answer to the Irish border question

 Mary Lou McDonald addresses the party's ard fheis (party conference) in Belfast on Saturday evening

 She will tell party members from around Ireland that if the architects of Brexit cannot agree what it looks like, that was their problem

 She will add: "It won't be our problem."  Sinn Fein is pressing for Northern Ireland to remain part of the EU Customs Union after the exit, and points to the majority in favour of Remain from the country during the referendum vote

 A deal has to be done on the border, one of the most vexed issues facing the negotiators in Brussels, by this autumn to meet the Brexit timetable before the British exit in less than a year's time

 If it is not done, a time-limited backstop option – which the EU interprets as Northern Ireland remaining in the Customs Union – would be introduced

 Theresa May's Cabinet in considering whether to support a customs partnership with the EU after Brexit, whereby Britain would effectively collect tariffs on behalf of the bloc, or a technological solution to border control known as "maximum facilitation"

 Ms McDonald, who is addressing her first ard fheis as leader this evening, will say there cannot be progress to the next stage in Brexit talks "in the absence of an answer" to the border question

 "This is one test our government cannot shirk."  She will also restate that a powersharing ministerial Executive at Stormont was the right option

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TAIMUR ALI KHAN NEW PICS

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Reinhard Bonnke Sermons ➤ "What Is The Basic Gospel Message" ‒ Christ For All Nations

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Jacquees Says Lil Wayne Is Still With Cash Money - Duration: 4:58.

Jacquees Says Lil Wayne Is Still With Cash Money

Well this is rather interesting.

Just last week, it was revealed that Lil Wayne was finally released from his contact with Birdman after he reportedly reached a settlement with Cash Money & Universal Music Group for about $10 million dollars.

In fact, Weezy's lawyer confirmed the settlement in a statement, which you can read for yourself below:.

Per our settlement agreement, the matter has been amicably resolved to the satisfaction of all parties, he said.

In terms of the particulars, we're prohibited legally from saying anything further.

I can say that my client is happy.

He is his own man, a man that owns his assets, his music and himself.

At some point, Wayne will let his fans know what's going to happen next.".

So while its believed that Lil Wayne is no longer apart of Cash Money, that may not necessarily be the case.

On Thursday, Cash Money singer Jacquees was a guest on TRL to promote his newly released debut album 4275, and while there he said that Lil Wayne is still signed to Cash Money.

"I just talked to Stunna the other day, he told me Wayne Cash Money," Jacquees said with a smile on his face.

"He said everything good, he said 'I'm gonna get you Wayne on a song'," he continued.

However, who knows if there's any truth to this.

After all, it did come from Birdman's mouth, who told Jacquees, so maybe the R&B singer misinterpreted it or maybe Stunna was lying?.

It should be noted that a day after last week's settlement was reported, Weezy and Birdman were spotted in the studio, alluding to the fact that their friendship was still good.

So maybe there is some sort of deal intact?.

Do you think Jacquees' was lied to or do you think Weezy could still be signed to Cash Money on the low?.

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Tom and Jerry | Full Episode #130 | "Is There A Doctor In The Mouse?" (Fun Accelerated Version) 1964 - Duration: 2:29.

Tom and Jerry is an American animated series of short films.

It centers on a rivalry between its two title characters, Tom and Jerry, and many recurring characters, based around slapstick comedy.

Tom is a grey and white domestic shorthair cat. Jerry is a small, brown, house mouse who always lives in close proximity to Tom.

Although cats typically chase mice to consume them, it is quite rare for Tom to actually try to consume Jerry.

Most of his attempts are just to torment or humiliate Jerry, sometimes in revenge, and sometimes to obtain a reward from a human for catching Jerry.

By the final "fade-out" of each cartoon, Jerry usually emerges triumphant, while Tom is shown as the loser.

Tom and Jerry, American animated cartoon series about a hapless cat's never-ending pursuit of a clever mouse.

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Positive Leadership Why Happiness is Good for Business Interview with Tal Ben Shahar - Duration: 8:33.

Good morning! Tal Ben-Shahar from the interdisciplinary Center in

Herzliya in...in Israel and his subject is happiness and I've got a real problem

stuff I have a problem with happiness. My mother always said to me "My boy if

all you're looking for his happiness you're gonna be very unhappy". What is this matter?

Yeah...Well...you know...the question is how we understand happiness if we

understand happiness to be a constant high positive emotions non-stop then

your mother is absolutely right...happy... we will not find happiness, however, if

we understand happiness to be also a deep sense of meaning...experience when

we pursue those things that we care about most then we can experience a lot of

happiness not only that we will experience happiness and we will also be

more successful...more generous, our life overall will be better.

Why do you think of your things has been simplified and I'm worried about that because in a

corporate world right we just got more and more complexity. Running a global

business is amazingly complex. How do you tell those?

Alright...so the key one when thinking about simplicity... Simplicity is combining simplicity with complexity.

So...yes...the work of the manager today of the of the average employee is a lot more

complex than it was even fifty years ago and fifty years ago it was complex

There's a lot of complexity now here comes the paradox...the paradox is that

when we introduce more simplicity in two parts of our day so even one or two

hours a day are focusing on one thing reducing multitasking for that one or

two hours that brief period of time will help us be overall more

productive, more creative will increase our levels of job satisfaction.

This one hour to two hours a day will help us better deal with the rising levels of

complexity. It's...it's almost you can think about it like a race car or a race

car every few rounds needs a pit stop... needs to take a break

Simplifying reducing complexity is like that break that enables the race car or

in this case...us as the manager that the employee to do even more in subsequently

Right...I get it but here's the thing you've run one of the most successful courses

and Harvard people want to learn about happiness but the culture or whether

it's the business school or the culture of business is...is no break

it's amazingly intense...it's 24/7....

Yes

and in the middle of the night your BlackBerry is flashing answer that...

Yeah...it's a...it's a very big cultural problem...it's a

very big systemic problem within...within the business world and it's gonna get

worse...it's gonna get worse because things are becoming more complex and

we're becoming more accessible 24/7 and we need to change that and we're seeing

some companies that are realizing that they're realizing that human being is

not a machine...human being does need breaks and what they're realizing and

the reason why they are introducing changes is that when we do give people

the breaks when we do give them the full night sleep...when we do allow them to

switch off they can be on much more effectively during the other hours and

initially, it's the change is going to come slow you know the way change

happens is it's slow, slow, slow and then very fast Why?...because people

need to see that it actually works and it's more an organization's introduced

this kind of approach rather than being marathon runners being interval runners

as more...more organizations see the success of this approach

the industry...the system as a whole will change as well but it will take time.

Is there talking about cultural race? Do you have more of an appeal in this

hemisphere? Do Americans and Canadians get it but Israelis don't or Spaniards

for that matter don't? You know...Is there a thing about this that is rejected by nations?

Um ...You know...on the surface there is more acceptance in North America for

you know...self-help or happiness or well-being however it's just on the

surface...you know...ultimately universally we all want to be happier and what is

different about positive psychology is that science that there is actual

data to back up assertion so it's not just...you know...some people who have had a

good idea perhaps whim or perhaps very charismatic and just promoting an idea

There is a science behind it and when the science clearly shows that taking

more breaks or thinking about your employees and your own well-being

contributes to...to the bottom line when science shows it it's very difficult to

argue with it whether it's in the u.s. Spain or China where a lot of this work

is taking place right now.

Yeah...Have you got specific companies that you would say

are moving that way and are good examples that we should be looking at

and saying then getting it right?

Yeah...there are a couple of them so the most

famous one would be Google and they are that they understand that when you

manage people you're managing a person... a whole person which is...you know...their

their emotions...their...their behaviors their thinking and you need to cater to...

to the different needs of each of these systems...WL Gore another company in

effect your cortex and other companies heralded by many as one of the best

companies in the world to work for extremely innovative organization they

also implement a lot of these ideas. Now the thing about positive psychology is

that it didn't...it doesn't invent the will what he does is it focuses on what

works it learns from what works so it will go to Google it will go to WL Gore

it will go to the and the...the positive elements of specific organizations learned

from that and then spread the word.

It's...but that seems fairly simple...you know...

How do you as somebody has the responsibility of a whole organization?

How do I fit this? This is a complete lifestyle change.

Well...so these ideas are simple...they're common sense in fact but as the French philosopher,

Voltaire once said "Common sense is not that common especially when it comes to

application". The thing about these ideas is that...the proposal is not a

transformation of a life it's not an all-or-nothing proposition it's not that

well...now I need to take very long vacations come home at four o'clock in

the afternoon every day and...and...and when I work just do one thing at a time it's

about introducing very small changes so it's that extra hour of folk or hour of

focusing on one thing during the day... it's the taking five minutes aside after

lunch to just take deep breath...it's the taking a walk now having a meeting but

walking while having that meeting so you know trying to multitask of what I like

to call task multiplying.

Great...well I'm hoping after this interview I'm going to

put some of those into place and I'm going to be happier from now...

and I hope that I leaned as well I will gain a lot from this session.

Thank you very much for coming today

Thank you very much

Thank you.

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