Waching daily Oct 2 2018

Wonderful

Boomba we're trapped in a crate. Well, that's one way to say it Simone

Another way would be to say we're contained in a receptacle constructed of wooden slats. Well, at least we won't starve

Hey there, would you mind putting out that light I'm trying to catch myself some Z's

the snail talks

Well, of course, I talk chief. There's one thing that makes an animal

Impossible to eat it's the ability to speak poppycock

Hold your horses now kid I can sing to do be do

So cute he can talk and sing we cannot under any circumstances eat the snail

Okay, okay. We're not going to eat him. Calm down

Hello there snail I'm Tim oh and he's Pumbaa

And since we cannot eat you and you are a new pal, we might as well give you a name. Hmm

You've got cute little gumdrop eyes a swirly curlicue shell and you're a snail. I've got it

We'll call you speedy speedy the snail

Patty is like that clever juxtaposition giving a snail and noticeably slow creature the name speedy, huh?

Pleased to meet you speedy right back at you boom, bah. Looks like you and me and Timon are gonna be lifelong friends

Yay

Timon I just thought of something what if someone else tries to eat him

Like ho we're in a box. It's not like we're in France where snails are considered a delicacy

Thanks, Thomas yawn set on snare

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Hotel Transylvania Dude Where's My Garlic?#2 Best Cartoon For Kids And Children - Tom Carey - Duration: 2:31.

Okay, I think he's convinced he's gonna ask her out a day, how'd it go with that Livia piece of worm cake

I just told her your dad was coming to complain and now she's all eager to see him

Virtua-pod his windpipe and show it to his face

Normally, yes, but a he has no windpipe and B you and your dad have lived in the penthouse since forever. He's Hotel, Transylvania

'he's most important guest. That's true

They say the law

comes from the most unexpected places

But who would've guessed it it involve these new faces

And this fabulous

We'll get them of your line

What is your problem

I

Was under the impression you were here to complain but this feels more like you're asking me out on a date you

And I know

What leather and tie nervous, okay, I think it's probably best to just

I'm not a bad influence right Wendy if I told you to jump off a bridge, would you yeah

Do you remember I broke my flap in two places? Never mind bad example, mr. Blob

We put up with a lot of disgusting behavior at this hotel

Will not disparage

- huh is someone recording this please please say yes Mavis is the vernacular and as such she will command your respect

It's so nice

Mind you it's tradition as a Dracula with defender if she were a puss sack under a corn on my foot

That's was nice. But if anyone is to blame it is your daughter

Yes, I suppose I am said you're a bad father

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6 Ways Weedcraft Inc Isn't Just Theme Park For Drug Dealers - Duration: 10:16.

Here on Rock Paper Shotgun we don't indulge in naughty herbs because we're high on life.

Okay, there was that period where Matthew was addicted to Haribo - it was basically

a much fatter version of Trainspotting - but otherwise we're as square as squares come.

Which makes us the perfect team to tackle Weedcraft Inc, from the wonderfully named

team at Vile Monarch.

It's a tycoon game about building your own weed empire in America.

If you thought you were being naughty putting extra salt on the fries in Theme Park to make

punters thirstier, wait until you're wrestling with the legality of running a modern drug

empire.

And it's all set to polish hip hop, which theme park definitely wasn't.

But that's isn't the only way it's different to more familiar tycoon games.

As our resident management sim addict - and for NO OTHER REASON - I got to play Weedcraft

Inc and now present to you six ways it isn't just Theme Hospital for drug dealers.

The developers tell me that they're not trying to promote drug use, just highlight some of

the issues around a growing industry.

That said, they did say the game could be played with one hand, freeing up the other

for chemical pursuits.

Personally, I'd prefer you to use that spare hand to click like the button and subscribe.

Rock Paper Shot is a legal high.

Now on with the list...

I'll admit that when I got the invite to play the game I thought it was going to be a bit

of a lame attempt to court controversy and appeal to giggling stoners.

There's maybe a bit of that going on, but I was surprised at how much Vile Monarch are

trying to target a wider crowd.

Inspired by America's slightly chaotic approach to legalising weed, they want to make sure

that various agendas are all explored throughout their game.

It isn't as straightforward as running a legal business.

Medical workers, patients, civil rights workers, entrepreneurs and small businesses, farmers

and lawyers all have different opinions on how legalised weed will aid their work and

larger industries.

This is represented by a range of playable scenarios that drop you into different business,

from scrappy basement dwellers to giant corporations impacting the highest level of politics.

In the scenario I played I was living in Michigan State as a young man who had to stop his MBA

studies after his dad died.

Vile Monarch are insistent on still making sure real life is portrayed in their game.

This young man's brother had been growing weed to help his dad's pain, but also had

his eyes on starting a small, new enterprise.

My character started off reluctant towards the whole thing but slowly comes round to

the idea of helping his brother succeed in the industry.

In a true rags to riches story, you start off growing weed illegally in your family

home.

Yeah, Mr White.

Yeah, science!

The key area Weedcraft differs from most management games is in the nature of the product: it's

not a simple service, but a living thing that can be cultivated and changed.

Weirdly, the closest thing I can think of is the dinosaurs in Jurassic World Evolution,

where you can try and spice up regular breeds with violent behaviour or sharper teeth.

Ironically, inhale some of the stuff you cook up in Weedcraft and you might start seeing

dinosaurs, too.

You can play around with science and nutrition by improving your various strains of weed.

You can alter the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium each of your plants get in order

to make them improve in quality.

Who ever said drugs can't teach you anything?

You can also up your game by changing the temperature and humidity of your room, but

being careful that you're only altering the plants that need this extra push and not

all of them, as not all of them react in the same way.

Then you can improve your set up by buying more expensive lights which heat the place

up, fans which cool the place down, and even extractors which help lessen the smell.

Another thing you can do with your strains of weed, that I didn't quite get round to

being able to do in my playthrough, is breeding different strains together to create procedurally

generated plants with completely random names and appearances.

For instance, I came across some strains called Granddaddy Purple and Orange Sex.

I'm not sure the kids are going to be impressed with drugs named after their grandad, but

chuckled as I read them.

It's definitely a more colourful management game because of it.

As you'd expect from a business sim, your staff are just as important to the health

of your business as your clients, rivals, police and politicians.

You have to make sure they're happy with their pay, with the way their work is going,

and with what they're being asked to do.

Difference is, they're not just wiping up sick in a hospital ward.

You're hiring them based on their abilities in cultivation, selling and - most essential

- spying.

Sending staff to scope out rival dealers is way more intense than anything you'll do

to them in Two Point Hospital.

The worst thing you can do there is buy a cheap sofa for the staff room; infiltrating

a drug den is worse than hard cushions.

Before your employees start working with you, it's down to you to cultivate your crops.

You water them, trim them, and harvest them yourself, and this makes speeding up time

difficult, as you also need to make sure everything is fine above-ground.

The bigger your operation, the more you rely on staff to fill in the gaps - so I ended

up spending most of my time making sure my staff relationships were going swimmingly

and that I had a healthy presence in the overall market.

One of the benefits of befriending your staff is that you don't have to pay them as much

as staff you're less friendly with.

Matthew tries to run a similar system with the Rock Paper Shotgun video team, which is

why me and Noa insist on keeping things super frosty.

Thanks to Weedcraft for teaching me that mean equals green.

Speaking of relationships, everything in the game is governed by your network of connections,

from social to political.

Everyone you meet and talk to all have various levels of motivation, integrity, cannabis

acceptance, and their relationship to you.

It's like really sleazy Top Trumps.

This means you can come across police who have very little integrity, but very high

cannabis acceptance, so will be more than likely totally fine with seeing that you've

got a basement laboratory growing marijuana and let it slide.

I had a police officer who did just this.

Swung by due to reports of disturbance, saw my sprouting marijuana and said "is that

it?" and moved along.

Soon enough rivals start moving into the same area as you, and are a lot better at the whole

thing than you are, so it's probably in your best interest to become bezzie mates

with them and learn their secrets.

The rival I came across was a friendly looking man called Big Papa John.

I assume he has no ties to the popular pizza chain.

Although their special garlic sauce is like crack.

We were getting on like a house on fire - but not a house full of weed, because that would

make the firemen too chill to do their job.

Just when I thought things were safe and our friendship was a beautiful thing, I asked

him for business advice and BOOOOM down goes our friendship meter right to the bottom,

straight down to hostile.

That's gonna be a tough one to bring back.

I didn't have enough dirt on him, so I won't even be able to blackmail him now either.

I was told that this is a balancing issue they'll sort out, but it made me laugh nonetheless

as Vile Monarch was just as shocked by it as I was.

Even so, I like the idea of personal relationships playing a key part in business success - tycoon

games are so often about the bigger picture, this puts people front and centre

Another way Weedcraft differs from traditional management sims is the sense of your own morality.

You could argue that this is naturally baked into things like Theme Hospital - where you

personal choose whether to charge the sick millions for an Aspirin - but here every decision

you make can make your character decent or shady.

There's even a character perk tree that asks you to choose different paths that'll either

make you a saviour or a complete Scarface.

Not wishing to make light of the situation, the developers have made sure that you are

aware of how your character is seen, and what their actions do to their personality.

It is possible to gain a licence to sell in cities where it is legal, but unfortunately

I didn't get that far in, so a lot of my actions had to be pretty shady just to get

a foothold.

I wasn't melting anyone in the bath tub like Walter White, but I was far from above board.

Vile Monarch say there's no real judgement made on you for your decisions, it's completely

down to you as you play and the city will shift around you.

Wanna be a big bad?

You totally can be, although you'll struggle to become a legitimate business.

Or you could focus on being an illegal guardian angel, supplying medical patients in cities

where medical marijuana isn't available - it may be harder work, but you could help shift

public perception by keeping your nose clean.

I also like the way the game let's you shape your customer base - you aren't just serving

a generic public.

Do you want to be the medical marijuana hero helping old biddies with bad backs, or do

you want to treat frathouses like a personal piggy bank and chase after students and jocks?

Different customer classes value different things, some prefer cheapness over quality

- I'm looking at you, Vagrants - and others prefer to have better effects from their weed.

Some customers are only interested in certain strains, or tastes, so it's completely down

to who you want to attract.

If you want to help those who need it medically, you can alter prices of the strain of weed

that they need, so that they are more readily available.

If the jocks prefer a certain strain because of a particular quality, and aren't bothered

about the price then rinse them of all of their dollar.

I'm fine with this - their parents can afford it.

I also like the way you can disguise the business and grow your reach at the same time.

Got the police on your back?

Can't win this one around with bribery?

No fear, you're able to make yourself even more inconspicuous by giving your lab, wherever

that may be, a storefront.

These storefronts can lead to new clients - huzzah!

For instance, opening a pizza restaurant will bring in students as new clients as well as

making your clients and staff coming in and out of your building look less suspicious.

Just don't get your pizza herbs mixed up with your secret stash.

My concerns about spiking the special garlic sauce aside, I had a decent time with Weedcraft.

It's always hard to judge any management game from a tiny slice, especially in this

world where escalation is going to see the entire nature of your industry change.

I can say that the art style of Weedcraft Inc, and the passion behind Vile Monarch wanting

to create a game of awareness, made for an enjoyable time.

And that hip-hop soundtrack really does give it a chill vibe.

I like that Weedcraft Inc covers a lot of ground and is sure to educate and interest

many different types of people.

It still has plenty to figure out, like various button sizing and relationship balancing - sorry

Big Papa John, I hope we can be friends one day - and repetitive dialogue in conversations,

but it is still in the Alpha stage.

We'll be keeping an eye on this operation.

But not in a narc kind of way - RPS ain't no snitch.

I'm keen to hear what you think of Weedcraft Inc in the comments below, and do like this

video if you enjoyed it, and subscribe to Rock Paper Shotgun for more PC gaming coverage.

While you're here, why not check out our top picks of upcoming indie games or watch

us play through the trippy Hypnospace Outlaw - no drugs involved, of course.

Thanks for watching and hope to catch you soon - bye!

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Absolutely Gorgeous Riverview Bunk House Cabin with 5 Beds Great For Large Or Multi Family Retreats

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Soil Health Applied - Mindsets for Sucess (6/6) - Duration: 2:05.

Well I think the big thing that we've tried to live by here on our farm is

that you never know the result unless you try something. You've got to be open

to giving something a try, changing your approach on something a little bit and

testing it you know whether that's going from tillage to no-till or you know

variable rate fertilizer and seeding and anything nowadays you can't just sit and

maintain and expect to last in this industry and then that goes for any

occupation. I mean you've got to always be willing to you know think outside the

box a little bit take advice from the wife and try something new every once in

a while and the results might surprise you and maybe it doesn't.

Maybe it's considered a failure but you learn something so it's really

not a failure you're still learning and then you can adapt that to the next time

you make a -- do a little science experiment out in your field and make

another strip of whatever it is, fertility or you know various crops.

You got to be open to the idea. We're lifelong learners and we want to make

this the best we can and we're always open to new practices and in

agriculture it's different for everybody because every piece of ground is

different and so that's what we're after is finding those best practices to move

this farm into the next hundred years for the next generations.

We've been doing a study for since 2008. It's called the dynamic soil properties

study and we've been going from one site to the next looking at differences

in soils really for the most part looking at well how degraded these soils

are and comparing that from one side of the fence to the other.

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SHAUN THE SHEEP Bitzer's New Hat#1 Best Cartoon For Kids And Children - Riley Shaw - Duration: 3:59.

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Adobe Spark Page for Education - Duration: 15:13.

This is patti depriest and welcome back to educate academy brought to you by the kentucky academy of technology education

Today, we're going to take a look at Adobe spark

Adobe spark is free for education

There are three different parts to Adobe spark. There is spark post where you can create graphics and

Memes and things like that

there's spark video where you can actually do videos and put those together and

Then there's spark page which creates a an online like magazine or a website

Today we're going to focus mostly on spark page

But well initially we're going to talk a little bit more about what Adobe spark is and how to get it into your school on

This page and I will share that with you

Adobe will tell you how to set up your account or Adobe spark

They mentioned that if you already have Adobe products that you can add

Spark to the Adobe admin console. They also have a guide to getting started

This is really important because when you go to log your students in for it to be Copa compliant

It does need to be managed by your school

And when your students log in and create an account, they are going to initially create an Adobe account

And then they can actually use their Google or your office 365 email

But they're not going to actually create it initially with their Google or office 365 email account

All right. So what is spark and this is the page where you actually go into spark? This is my account and

When you're on here, if I go to the plus I can create a new post page or video

Notice that I have a few posts that I've created on here. I don't have any videos

I don't think I've done some but I think I did them on my

IPad if we want to look this is a post that I've created it is on

Yellowstone, and I just picked a

Way that I wanted to do the layout and I put the pick the pictures you can add

pictures and I chose photos and

You can upload a photo but you can all so find free photos and this is really nice

It pulls them from a lot of different free sites that are Creative Commons

Licensed for your students to use so it's really great

You can also add, you know, text and icons and logos and things like that

once you're done

You can share it out. And then you can also download it in order to bring it into spark page

You do need to download it and then upload it into Page

Hopefully they're working on that because it seems like they should you should be able to pull those in a lot easier

anyway, that is post go back by clicking on the icon here and

I'm going to show you this is a

project that I did for and

Adobe class I took on Adobe spark page and

So what what pages is it allows you pull in

Images videos add text and all and so this is the page that I created on

Destinations for a bucket list and so if you notice that I've put some headed headers in there are headlines

And I've got some text now. I've got some pictures. This is something that I created in Adobe spark post and

Then I've got more stuff here. And again just a picture

This is a different way to put in a picture where it goes all the way across and you scroll through it

notice it also has a little

Byline there or talks about the actual picture and then goes into Indonesia

Another one of those pictures and so on and so on so you get an idea of what this looks like going back

to the smart page

Just as I mentioned

To get to the website, I don't think I did mention that go to sparf adobe.com

/edu

Again, make sure that you set up that adobe admin console where your school is managing and controlling

the access to adobe spark

All the premium features that used to have to pay for are free for education

And so you can pretty much do anything that you can do in adobe spark for free with your students

So just one new we're going to click the plus sign and we're going to go to page

and so the first thing that's going to do is ask you to add a title know one of the neat things that

Spark has done is that teachers used to complain that with some of the products that the students would spend all day?

Looking at fonts and trying them out and all these different things

So they really limit you when you pick a theme you get the fonts that come with a theme

There's no other way to change those fonts. So we're gonna add a title and this is going to be on

Yellowstone National

Park

Alright so when I click off of that I can add a photo so I'm going to click on the photo

I'm going to go to fine fine free photos. I'm gonna type in Yellowstone

Alright, so a couple of these you may recognize from my other picture that I had that was one on here that I really liked

this one

That yeah, that's what I need. Okay

alright, so I'm gonna go down to this button and

I've got options I can add a photo I can add text I can add a button and this is how you add a

Hyperlink, I can have video from YouTube

I can put in a photo grid and I can have a glide show and we'll look at all of these

So first we're going to add text and it's going to be a headline. And so I am going to type in

And

Once I've done that I can format this text and so I can make it centered

Notice I can make it into a quote. I've got headline 1 or headline - I've chosen one. It was just a bigger one

I can add in bullet points numbers

you can make it up here at the top are your themes and so all of this is going to set my

Look as to what everything is gonna look like so I am going to let's try this vintage

Mmm, I don't like what I did to my picture and so I'm going to choose something else

This let's leave it at that for now

And again I come down here. Alright so underneath I am going to add some other text

And click here

This I'm going to make a quote and I'm gonna paste it in and

This is coming from a website from the National Park Service. And so

It is a quote now. I'm going to add again and

This time we're going to add a photo and we're going to add

Like this picture of the bison, so we're going to add this in

Notice you cut different ways to add the picture you can do it in line, which is what it is right now

And I could also fill the screen

I can do a window which is that kind of neat thing that you saw earlier I can do full width

We're just gonna make it a pretty big picture

and

So this moves it where it is located so it would have put it above where I had my quote

I'm gonna do the window so you can see it. And so now as I scroll it's going to scroll past that picture

I really like that effect

Notice, I have a caption that I can add

now see that's part of my

Theme and I don't really like the red behind it, but we're gonna leave it there

Alright now we can go back and change it later

Okay, so we're going to add some more text and

This is going to be a another headline this is going to be things to do and

Then under that we're going to add more text and it's going to be just plain. So I'm going to paste that in and

Then I'm going to go and add a video. So I'm going to click on the video button and

Copy a video that I have on another screen and I'm gonna paste this in here

And I'm gonna click Save and it adds it in. So this is five must-see attractions that you must do

You can see how easy it is to keep adding things on and so let's go and well gonna add a little bit more text

So I'm going to click here and I'm going to add the text and add see how this works with that headline

so once I added the

Headline this is the smaller of the two headlines

Let's add a photo grid and so I can add different photos to add to my grid

so let's add the

So the more pictures that I add it's going to change that grid what its gonna look like

Some of the things I'm not sure are Yellowstone so

There is a there we go. Okay, so that's my photo grid now I can move those around I believe

so I've got my little arrows here and so I can

move these if I've got the three scenes and the

Three things of wildlife if I want to change something I can click here and I can replace it

And I can say okay I want

Buffalo and so on. Oh one of my pictures disappeared that

Bear

Let's move this one over here

And so we've got some wildlife and we've got some scenery. All right, once we get it done see it says edit grid

It's really not liking that extra picture is it

I'll add this in

This is gonna redo my grid which I really like the way that it does those kinds of things

Yeah, not sure. That's actually that was done but we're gonna leave that there anyway

So I'm gonna click here and click Save and it adds that

experience then to

You see how easy it is. I've added all this stuff. It looks awesome. And

I can keep adding information. This is a great way for your students to

create and

turn in something that's a report, but yet they're

Putting it in a format that is just very very impressive

On here the things that we haven't added we haven't added a button. So let's go ahead and add that

National Park Service go back to their

Home for Yellowstone, so I'm gonna copy that and

So my button text is gonna say Yellowstone

and

We will paste that underneath

Notice my alignment I can make it left right or Center. Let's make it Center

And so that's going to be a button that people can press to get information

Okay, so underneath here we are going to put a

Let's put some text and said this time we're going to put just regular text

Okay, so we've got notice it's separated into each paragraph and it's got the ability to add pictures or whatever in between and

So now we're going to add another picture. We did the photo grid. So let's do the glide show and

So I'm gonna put Yellowstone hiking

If it'll come up with anything

But we can add some things here so that you can actually see what it's going to look like

As I said, I don't know that all of these are actually Yellowstone

Now if I don't like that picture I can come in here and delete it

I'm going to go ahead and you can you know, add and remove these pictures

I'm going to click Save so you can see what it does with it

And it may not save until it gets them all loaded

Okay, so

Notice as I scroll through here it's going from one picture to the next to the next

notice on each one of those that I can add a

Caption to it

again, I just this program just amazes me and how easy it is to use and how much you can do with it in so

Little time. So now we can go up to the preview button and it's going to show me

What its gonna look like notice that I didn't put in a subtitle so it took that out in the preview

I'm going to scroll down. I

Can actually watch the video

And I can close that

Scroll down I see my grid I can click here and it's going to open up the National Park Service site

Read some more and then I can scroll through these different pictures

Very impressive

Ok, so to get out of this I'm going to close that

back into the editing mode

Under share. This is how you would share your link with somebody else. And so I've got my title

I can pick a category where it goes

I have my officer name on here and whether or not I want to show that when I share this

I've got the photo credits for every picture that I pulled in as or added automatically and then I can create the link. I

Have to pick a category

Ok, so we're going to say education

once I've got that category picked, I'm going to create the link and

I can copy it. I can also post this to Facebook Twitter

I can email it something to someone or I can get the embed code that I can embed into another website

Or some other projects that will accept the embed code. So you've got all the different things will copy this here

and so if I was to come over here and paste this in

It's going to go ahead and load the actual version so that's it that really is all you need to do

So if you have any questions, feel free to contact me. My email is Petey priest. That's P de

PR iest at

Murray State edu. Thanks for watching and I'll see you online

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Transformational life coaching | Marry Morrissey Books | Coach For Life - Duration: 9:59.

Lifestyle, I'm still going to do another review on the dream builder

With Mary Morrissey, okay

because I've done more more research about the reviews on the program and

Many people are having really good success with it

so if this is something that you're wanting to do to get more confidence to

Create a better life for yourself

You know live

live your

Live out your dreams basically make them your reality. So with that being said, we're going to jump into the computer and

I'll see you on the other side. Yeah, welcome back. So here in my computer the dream builder

program

So you can discover your dream and get the confidence to achieve it

so in a nutshell

It really is a chance for you to live the life you desire and to make the difference in your world

Sorry had to get a head to get dog

okay, so the dream build program it's it's really simple and it's a proven system that will unlock your

spiritual side of success

It's a 90-day process the that will take you to

Struggling in life to

Living a freely life and on this channel, that is what we're all about. We are all about living freely

Okay, so I myself have been able to create the life that I want to live and therefore

I am able to help you live the life that you want to live as well. So

the process the program of the dream builder

It is broken up into twelve weeks the first week. You will learn how to you

The dream building program principles to build your dream quite easy as well as to change your way of living for more success

So you'll learn the common aspects that characterize all people who live happy fulfilled lives

like myself the second week is

where you learn to build your program by using the two parts of your mind, so

In this world as we are

We are

Physical beings, you know, we are actual spiritual beings living in a physical body, right?

so

You will learn how you can

Connect and desire

better for your life and your dreams

I

believe in week 3

It will help you determine if your dreams are the right dreams for you. So if you are, you know being pulled one way

Instead of the other way

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we're not guys baby Gabe Ekemezie here and welcome to my channel what is

cryptocurrency why's everybody like up and about about this kind of stuff if

you are a beginner and you have no idea what's going on in this space I'm gonna

help you understand what's going on so you could have the knowledge that you

need in order to figure out what you want to do and whether you want to be a

part of this or not so in this video what we're going to be covering is the

very basic question which is what the heck is cryptocurrency in the first

place why is cryptocurrency this global phenomena that has people rushed into it

and arose and uh half of them don't even understand themselves what's going on

now my goal by the end of this video is to break it down so well that you're

gonna understand it without a doubt so let me know in the comment section after

this video how I did let's jump right into it if you were to google

cryptocurrency right now on Google what would you find on Google it pulls up a

definition that sounds something like this

cryptocurrency is a digital currency in which encryption techniques are used to

regulate the generation of units of currency and verify the transfer of

funds operating independently of a central bank what what does that even

mean the way my friend you're in the right place if that sounded like

gibberish let's break this stuff down so I wanted to properly define what could

go crises let's take it back way back to when it was first created by a guy named

Satoshi Nakamoto that's atashi when he first created cryptocurrency and he kind

of did it by accident he actually released a PSA basically saying hey I

created a peer-to-peer electronic cash sharing system so what does that mean

well it means basically what it sounds like peer-to-peer meaning that he

created some kind of system where a person could share money with somebody

and you don't have to go through a middleman or some other organization or

agency in order to do that so for example if you wanted to send money to

your friend or if you're in that area like me and you need to send money back

home to your family and relatives instead of having to wire money and go

through Western Union or go through some kind of Bank or go through these

third-party apps like PayPal and all that kind of stuff you can literally

just send the money directly to them which actually sounds pretty good but

most importantly what Stassi did was he created

a decentralized caste system okay so what does decentralized mean so

essential eyes system is basically what you're used to in the centralized system

there's basically a entity that helps to regulate and make sure everything is

going smoothly and to plan and we'll say for this example banks or a centralized

system let's say for example you want to give me 50 bucks thank you very much and

a centralized system or a bank what you would do is you would take that money

from your account and send it to me and it would be approved and the centralized

system is able to keep track of what's going on they're able to see that you

had 50 books and then now you gave me 50 bucks so now my account is 50 bucks

richer you're 50 bucks pour the transaction

went through and everybody's happy and we go our separate ways a centralized

system can also regulate in the sense that say I had a hundred dollars in my

account and I wanted to take that to go buy some shoes and those shoes cost a

hundred dollars so once I purchase those shoes that cost $100 the centralized

system tells me hey you now have zero dollars in your account good job you're

broke as well but in a decentralized system it's decentralized so there's no

governing entity that's there to really regulate and make sure everything is

going as planned and that's what's actually created now I know it kind of

sounds like why would we want to do that that kind of sounds very chaotic but

here we go I'm gonna explain just a second see the problem that needs to be

solved with this new decentralized frontier was how do you regulate people

who don't have anybody regulating them right and one of the major problems is

how do you stop from double spending meaning let's take that example of me

having a hundred dollars and wanting to buy some shoes when I purchased those

shoes in a centralized system the bank for example it tells me that I now have

$0 but in a decentralized position there's nobody there to tell me that I

have zero books in fact there's no one there to really tell me I even spent the

money so I can buy the hundred dollar shoes and they say no I didn't spend a

bunch of dollars and I'll just go buy some more shoes and buy some more

stuffing and really there's no law and order to the whole thing in the same

sense how do you regulate transactions between us like say for example I want

to give you 50 bucks you're welcome but an essential

system when I give you the 50 bucks the transaction is approved there's a

history of activity there's - 50 bucks in my account 50 plus on your account

everyone goes away happy but in a decentralized system I could just give

you 25 bucks and say I give you the 50 bucks and there's nothing you can really

do about it like waiting that I do to come to my house and beat me up for the

other 25 no you can't cuz you don't know where I live you see where this see what

the problem isn't this like that's why it's kind of like the wild wild west out

here so how do you solve this problem this this is all sounding bad like very

bad so in a centralized system where the bank is kind of like judge and jury and

a decentralized system we as the peers or the members do that job and how that

works is in a decentralized system everybody knows everything all

transactions all accounts it's common knowledge and it's out in the open so

everybody in this decentralized system can see transactions and see future

transactions and can really keep a count of everything going on because

everything is out in the open because there's no one thing that keeps all that

information but the problem with that is if me and you are supposed to be the

ones regulating me and you that's probably not good either

because how do you keep somebody from cheating the system or how do you keep a

law in order because if one person disagrees on a transaction like the

earlier example when I said I was gonna give you $50 but I only gave you 25 the

whole system will collapse on itself because there's no entity that really

step in and say no I was wrong like with other 50 bucks or not even let the

transaction go in the first place because I don't have to be bucks to give

you so the question is how do you keep a consensus of people or pierced honest in

a system where there is no central authority some dumber and everybody

that's what's the Tosti discovered and actually fixed with cryptocurrency okay

awesome so what is cryptocurrency now hold on we're getting that we're getting

there before I can break down what exactly cryptocurrency is we have to

actually break down the terms crypto and currency and trust me I'm doing this for

you because like we're beginners here I'm not stalling I just need to break

this down so you can over understand this and I want you to get

this so let's start with what exactly is currency so when you boil it down to its

pure essence of what currency really is to the very bottom of the pot all

currency really is is limited entries in a database that can't be changed unless

certain requirements or specific conditions are met and I know that

didn't make any sense so let me explain so the three main components when it

comes to currency accounts balances in databases and to break this down let's

talk in the centralize world so you kind of understand what I'm saying for us

before we bring it to the digital crypto world right so if you have a bank

account or even if you don't we have a couple of things in common we have

accounts we have balances and we have a database think about the money in your

bank account right now whatever it is all that is is a bunch of numbers right

there just entry points entry points in a database my bank is a database that

holds my account and my account holds my bound just like your bank if that one

has your account as well as your balance now when you think about the money in

your account what is that really all that is is just a bunch of numbers right

and you just hope that number grows every day all those numbers are entries

in a database or a numbers in a bank that can only be changed when certain

specific conditions are met meaning your number and your bank account is only

gonna change unless you ask for withdrawal deposit some money have some

money sent to you or get charged overdraft fees by the bank cuz you're

broken you just you don't have that right now trust me mine Stan we've all

been there and that's it when you boil it dances very basic they're just entry

points in the database that can only be changed when certain specific conditions

are met so you can't have $100 in your account and then one day wake up and

have $10,000 in your account if you didn't deposit nine thousand nine

hundred dollars in there because it doesn't meet the specific requirements

your bank account will stay the same hopefully if you decide to do nothing

with it so all money is or currency is verified entry into a database

it's permission enter your bank account let's make this

even more simple take my wallet for example my wallet or my database has

accounts either my credit cards debit card or cash and these are just entries

in my database and the only way my entries are gonna change are if specific

conditions are met those conditions being I take out a dollar and give it to

you you give me a dollar I find a dollar on the floor and put it in here and now

the entries in my account in my database have changed and that's all currency

really is now when we come to the digital world that's all digital

currency really is they're just limited entries in a database that can only be

changed by specific conditions now granted it's not physical cash that's

why it's digital currency but the same principles apply I hope that makes sense

I hope haven't lost you yet and if I have pause then go back a couple minutes

and hopefully it makes sense now that we understand what currency is and in a

centralized system of bank is the one that kind of regulates this stuff and

make sure everything is going okay and working the way it's supposed to who

plays Bank in the decentralized market well we've already agreed that if me and

you are supposed to play Bank huh yeah that's that's funny right like that's

not gonna happen I'd love to have more faith in people but not so back to this

problem of how do we regulate this decentralized system well like I

mentioned before città she figured this out by using cryptocurrency so the

answer to who plays Bank in this decentralized cryptocurrency

digital world is us the peers and crypto both crypto and the peer network both

together help to regulate the decentralized system so now that we

would find what currency is let's move a few letters to the left and figure out

what crypto really means but before I can do that I have to explain how

cryptocurrency is actually made cryptocurrency is made from a process

called mining now for all you crypto gurus and pros that are out there that

might be watching this video just heads up I'm gonna dumb this down a lot so

don't be in my comments like oh like I'm just trying to make a point so

you can understand this conceptually right anyways so crypto currency like

Bitcoin is made within the peer-to-peer networks from a process called mining

and for this video we're just gonna take Bitcoin for

example but there's a bunch of other coins out there I'll get more into that

later every pier has a record of all completed

transactions since the dawn of the beginning of the coin to present moment

so let me use a similar example that I used earlier but in the digital world so

let's say I want to give you 50 bucks once again you're welcome so what I

would do with this cryptocurrency is say hey I want to give you 50 bucks so what

that is is a transaction right a going to be what happens is with that

transaction and I sign with my electronic signature and it's sent to

you the transaction is now broadcasted throughout the network because remember

within this decentralized system everybody knows about all the

transactions and all that kind of stuff so it's sent out through the network but

it's pending okay now when a transaction is pending all things can happen to it

people can mess with it because it's not complete yet it hasn't been solidified

yet in fact this transaction does not happen until it's absolutely confirmed

when it's confirmed it's locked tight it's sealed it's irreversible it's a

done deal you get the 50 bucks I sent you I can't

refund or ask for it back unless you want to send it back like it's complete

so in a way you can say crypto is all about confirmation because once I say I

want to give you 50 bucks of digital cash and I sign in with my digital

signature and it goes out to the whole network saying hey gais wants to give

you 50 bucks of this guy or gal it's still pending and the only way it can be

confirmed is by miners miners or people who do mining as in crypto mining or the

only people who can confirm transactions and basically they walk around with a

big stamp in their hand and they stamp and approve transaction and once a miner

approves a transaction they are rewarded with a token or a cryptocurrency which

in this case bitcoins so remember only miners can't

transactions and transactions don't mean diddly squat unless they're confirmed

all - do their job is to just confirm transactions and anytime they confirm a

transaction they get a Bitcoin their job is to take a transaction step their

approval on it and let the network know now once a transaction like me and you

decided to give or take money is confirmed that transaction becomes a

block link to this block as like indestructible it's it's done it's

written that stone transaction is approved it's completely can't be

reversed and that block is now added to the block change now if you don't know

what a blockchain is I'm just giving you a very general definition just for the

purposes of this video but all the blockchain is is a history of

transactions that people have made with this point because remember how I said

everyone in this decentralized network has access to all the transactions well

think about all these transactions all connected to each other and they form a

chain a blockchain and anytime that transaction is confirmed by a miner that

transaction becomes another block added to the blockchain so it's basically a

history of the lifespan of the coin as well as the activity that's happened

with that coin amongst the peers within the network so everybody's after the

Bitcoin and miners get rewarded Bitcoin just by approving transactions then I

mean why can't me and you become a miner and all honesty you can in fact anybody

can be your miner because see in this decentralized world there's no governing

authority that says you there are gonna be a modern you they're just gonna be

the people who trade and collect and spend the Bitcoin this there's no you

know building printing out dollar bills in us and establishing it throughout the

society it's it's kind of like everyone doing their thing it's decentralized

there's nobody really governing anything except us governing ourselves the only

problem with being miners that's really hard and really expensive and is this

it's a lot of work in that sense everybody can be a miner if they really

wanted to in theory so what's atashi the creative bitcoin

decided to do was he decided to set some rules and the rule was if you want to be

a miner and for Bitcoin meaning that if you want to

be a miner who approves transactions and as a result and reward earned a certain

amount of Bitcoin then you have to invest some computer power a lot of

computer power and once again dumbing this down a lot if you want a mind for

Bitcoin you're gonna have to invest a lot of computer power and play a game

now this game is a very algorithmic intense game that basically only

computers can figure out and the whole purpose of this game is to find

something it's think of it as like a key this kind of reminds me of that movie

ready player one if you if you watched it you know what I'm talking about if

you don't just ignore that but sitaji created this computer game basically

saying if you can find this key which is called a hash then you can approve

transactions and if you approve a transaction you get a Bitcoin I don't

know all the details about the game or the algorithm or all that kind of stuff

all know is that it's very hard it's very mathematical the game is a crypto

logic puzzle that miners compete the salt and anytime this puzzle is solved

it gets harder and harder and harder so you need more and more computer power so

you basically need these huge servers like there are literally buildings out

there of just computers hooked up to wires and servers that are so noisy and

all these computers are doing this a menteng a massive amount of energy to

play this game to find these keys to be able to confirm transactions to add to

this blockchain to be rewarded a Bitcoin or whatever cryptocurrency that they're

mining for at the time have I lost you yet I hope not

but if I did I understand go back and watch it again this is the only way to

create valid Bitcoin the only way is by playing this Cryptologic game that's a

lot of computer power now you can always buy for somebody else or you can always

trade bitcoins but to create them this is the only way to do it is by playing

Satoshi's game with a lot of computer power completing the missions basically

so the tie this all up in one big finale the heck is cryptocurrency remember my

definition of currency that just entries in a database that can only be changed

if certain parameters are met like the dollar bill in my wallet

basically cryptocurrency are entries in a decentralized peer-to-peer database

where the governing banking power of this decentralized system is very secure

strong cryptography crypto currencies are built on cryptography they're not

built by people or they're not made by trust they're made by hard solid cold

calculated math and that's it really hard algorithmic math that can only be

solved by supercomputers and you have a greater chance of having an asteroid

come from space and smash on your house blowing into a thousand pieces than

having somebody find a Bitcoin address and compromising it based off of this

cryptological game that miners have to play in order to get approved bitcoins

after approving transactions whoo that's a mouthful Wow and it doesn't

stop there I mean the rapaho just goes deeper and we'll be talking about this

in other videos like there different types of crypto currencies there's

Bitcoin man aetherium and litecoin and ripple and there's thousands of them out

there basically by now and the whole thing about this cryptocurrency like

which one is the best which one should I invest in all that

kind of stuff which we'll be talking about later videos the thing is these

cryptocurrencies have different properties and different components that

they all run on think of it like credit card rewards programs right like you

know there's some credit cards that they'll give you 2% cash back or 5% cash

back at certain restaurants and other credit cards give you travel points or

or miles there's a bunch of different credit card companies each have

different perks and you just pick one that you kind of like the best would be

the one you're gonna take more advantage of same thing kind of goes for all these

coins they all have different properties and they all have different benefits

then they all have different stuff that people believe in and people want to see

more of our people like and they that why they want to invest in that because

they're investing in the technology and the benefits that that cryptocurrency

is backing but we won't get to all that right now all right that's basically it

but here's a final thought just to have you think about this whole Bitcoin

decentralized thing and you know what's the big deal if you really think about

it cryptocurrency is more accurate and more currency than the stuff that we

have in our bank account because think about it think about the money in your

bank account oh that is our numbers in an account but these numbers in your

account are in a database that's controlled by people you don't know

never seen before that are controlled by rules that you may not even know that

could possibly change at any time you know and don't get me wrong I'm not

saying you know bring down the banks and all this kind of stuff like obviously

they're there for a reason but just to help you think about these things with

Bitcoin and crypto cars Ian what's becoming of this whole decentralized

thing we are the peers are the people of that kind of control of everything but

that's the guys thank you so much for watching I hope this video is helpful I

hope it gave you some insight on what cryptocurrency really is breaking down

some of the history and really kind of just helping you tie it all together so

hopefully you kind of understand it in a better way and hey if you don't

understand it still can't get it go back we watch this video but do me a favor

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makes it look more sense I hope it does once again

guys my name is Gabe Ekemezie thank you for watching and I'll catch you on the

next video

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How many retweets for a full ride scholarship? - Duration: 0:59.

So some guy got a bunch of free nugs

for getting a bunch of retweets on Twitter

and now you're wondering if scholarships

work the same way here at ASU.

First, the bad news.

No amount of those sweet retweets are

gonna get you a scholarship.

But, here's the silver lining.

ASU's all about inclusion. It's baked into our charter.

Even though were talking about chicken,

I'll let my favorite Crow explain.

We refuse to be an institution built on the model

that exclusion is the same as excellence.

It isn't. Inclusion is the same as excellence

Excellence means you!

In fact, over half of ASU's freshman class is

here on an academic scholarship.

Even more good news, if you really like nugs

we got nugs on campus. Don't worry about it.

We've got you covered.

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TRYING ON CLOTHES MY MOM BOUGHT FOR ME AT A CHARITY THRIFT MARKET - Duration: 7:00.

hi everyone it's cece welcome back to my channel in today's video I will be

trying on things that my mom got for me at a charity market I've never tried on

before

so the

first thing my mom got me is this white cotton sweater

it's from murphy and nye it does fit it doesn't look

horrible but it's not my favorite length because it's really short and has

this band here in my hips it doesn't look that good but if I tuck it

in my pants

okay so if I tuck them it's really pretty I think I will keep this one because I

really like it this next thing is a black top and if I

have to wear it like this I would hate it but if it's supposed to be worn

like this which I don't think so I think it's sort of cute worn like this yeah

it's not too bad okay this is actually embarrassing my breasts look

like like a floppy sausage it's not nice on me and I don't even like the

print and the material is not good as well it's basically

plasticy and it's so ugly it's very modern type of flower print is

not my thing and my mom knows that I hate these kind of things this is

a blue marine cotton jacket the print is basically black and white

vertical stripes with flowers it's so not sexy even if I wore it like a bit

open you know it's still not okay still grandma it's never gonna work

there is no way this is gonna work so I'm not gonna keep this one next we have

some skirts so the first one is this blue silk wallet skirt it has this

white prints all over it and it's sort of nice you know I like

wallet skirts but I think it might be too long if I could make it shorter

it should work I guess I could transform it it's a pretty nice skirt that I could

wear with a nice blue shirt and some heels

why is my mom buying me grandma skirts

so this fits me really well the waist is snatched I really like it

but it's really long I look like Jessica Fletcher it's not pretty

but it may be if I make it a balloon skirt it would be a lot

prettier I really like the color it's very light light light blue I need to

work on it a little bit we have another grandma skirt

I don't know why it has the buttons on this side and it's very pale military

green I don't like this color it's all plated which is nice

but it's really really really long I could try and make it fun but I think

I need to add some more color to it either black to make some contrast or

a different color because it's so so boring I really need to work on this

the next one and last skirt and last item that my crazy mom got for me is

this brown skirt and it's in linen it's a very good quality linen the shape I

really like it I really like the idea but it's to big it's really big I don't

think this is worth all the hard work it would take to make it like this I mean I

like it personally on me I don't know maybe I'll use it for my best friend

makeover we'll see on average the things that my mom got for me were not good as

they are but some of them with a little bit of work they can improve so we'll

have to see about that I like to buy things that I can make alterations on so

I get that I'm not too too upset the thing I like most I think was the light

blue skirt just because I think I can make it really

poufy and I really like the color and the

ugliest thing is obviously the top that made me look like a sausage so thank you

guys so much for watching this video please like it and comment down below

your favorite or least favorite look and also subscribe to my channel I post new

videos on Tuesdays and Fridays and follow me on instagram at @atcececouture

and I'll see you guys in the next video bye

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 MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle on Tuesday suggested that Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) should direct his complaints about civility in America to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

 In a Tuesday interview on MSNBC, Kasich repeated his recent talking points on civility amid the debate over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

 "What happens is, because we're in a zero sum game, every tactic is okay," Kasich explained

"No matter what you do, you can do whatever it takes just so I can win and I can defeat you

That is a toxic environment."  "I'm with you, but how do we get back from there?" Ruhle asked

"Because the Republican Party has become the party of Trump."  "My message to [Republican lawmakers] is stand up yourselves," Kasich insisted

"It's going to take individual Republicans and Democrats and we saw some of it in the Senate Judiciary Committee

But it's across the board. And you know what? It's infecting all of us too."  "But the thing about the times we are in," Ruhle replied, "suddenly everyone's engaged

"  "But we can't be engaged in a way where we say, 'I win, and my argument is right and you're crazy and you lose,'" Kasich said

"If we do that, it just drives the politicians into a frenzy."  "Okay," Ruhle interrupted

"I don't have Mitch McConnell's home number. You do. You might want to speed dial him

"  Watch the video below from MSNBC.

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The Best Natural Remedies for Inflammation

There are three kinds of stimuli that can cause inflammation:.

Mechanical, like pressure and heat Chemical, like allergens and toxins Biological, like fungus and bacteria.

Regardless of the cause, inflammation always appears with four typical symptoms:.

Redness Swelling Sensitivity to pain Heat.

The body has very complex mechanisms to ensure that inflammation doesn't spread, therefore this reaction becomes so common it remains.

The issue is compared to a normal and healthy inflammatory response, which doesn't have a purpose.

Natural remedies for inflammation.

Anti-inflammatory turmeric tea.

Turmeric is known for its great anti-inflammatory properties.

Therefore, it's a great spice for people who have arthritis because it relieves pain and eliminates toxins from the body. It can also be useful for athletes since it helps keep joints in perfect condition and prevents them from swelling and causing pain.

Ingredients. ¼ teaspoon of turmeric (1.

2 g) 1 cup of water (250 ml).

Instructions.

Heat the water and add the turmeric; bring to a boil.

Once it boils, turn off the heat and let it sit for seven minutes.

Finally, pour the mixture into a cup and enjoy.

Anti-inflammatory aloe vera tea.

It's no secret that aloe vera is a plant with many beneficial properties for your health.

One of its most known uses is fighting against anti-inflammatory issues. In addition to being a natural analgesic, it's very beneficial for people who have arthrosis, arthritis, sprains, and muscle pain.

Ingredients.

1 tablespoon of aloe vera gel (15 g) 2 cups of water (500 ml).

Instructions.

First, heat water over low heat and add the aloe vera gel.

Bring to a simmer and turn off the heat.

Let it sit for seven minutes.

Finally, pour the contents into a cup and drink twice a day, preferably in the morning and at night.

Anti-inflammatory ginger tea.

Ginger's anti-inflammatory properties are great for treating conditions like arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and even toothaches.

Ginger soothes pain and inflammation.

Ingredients.

1 tablespoon of ginger root (15 g) 2 cups of water (500 ml).

Instructions.

First, put two cups of water in a pot over medium heat.

Grate the ginger and add it to the water.

Bring to a boil, turn off the heat, and let it sit for seven minutes.

Finally, pour the tea into a cup and drink it three times a day.

Chamomile tea to decrease inflammation.

Since chamomile tea also acts as an anti-inflammatory, its healthy for blood vessels (arteries and veins) due to its dilating properties.

It does so by allowing blood to circulate easily and preventing it from building up in the affected area, it improve healing in the inflamed area.

This is especially useful for people who have hypertension because it regulates blood pressure.

Ingredients.

1 tablespoon of chamomile flowers (15 g) 2 cups of water (500 ml).

Instructions.

Heat up water with chamomile flowers and bring to a boil.

Once boiling, turn off the heat and let it sit for seven minutes.

Finally, strain and enjoy.

It's recommended to drink this tea twice a day.

Exercising, working, playing with children, or simply walking your dog can cause an injury and inflammation.

 Thanks to these natural remedies, you'll be able to treat it at home and get back to taking care of your daily responsibilities.