Waching daily Oct 4 2018

(gentle guitar music)

- [Noodles] You know, man, in the old days,

I always knew like, you were gonna do something.

That you'd be all right.

This the first time I'm worried about you.

- [Jackson] Can I ask you a personal question?

Do you write songs or anything?

- I can't.

- [Jackson] Why?

- [Dewey] This is the first song I've written

in a very long time.

I hope you enjoy it.

(mariachi music)

♪ I don't give a damn what anyone thinks ♪ ♪

- I think you're beautiful.

- Like the sound of that.

♪ I stay up all night and I smoke and I drink ♪ ♪

(incoherent mumbling)

♪ I'm a wanted man and I'm blowin' town ♪

♪ Don't waste your time--♪

- Hey!

♪ Tryin' hunt me down ♪

- I just wanted to take another look at you.

♪ Come a little closer girl, I'll show you my scars ♪

- I'm going to make this dream come true.

♪ I'm guilty as charged ♪

- I just wanted to come here and tell you that I love you.

♪ They're sayin' my love is too large ♪

♪ Then I'm guilty. Guilty ♪

- Nobody ever said it's going to be easy.

It's hard.

(country music)

- Ohh, okay.

(Dewey cries loudly)

- All I need is my music.

(Dewey cries)

♪ Walk hard ♪

♪ Walk hard ♪

♪ Walk hard ♪

♪ Waaalk haaaard ♪

(whooshing noise)

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Dana Loesch: Kavanaugh is innocent, should be confirmed - Duration: 5:05.

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Deputy Secretary: 'Our Nation's Security is in Your Hands' - Duration: 1:32.

Each morning, thousands of people around the globe wake up with one job to do...

Steal our secrets and technology

and prepare to cripple us in the event of war.

How?

By targeting YOU,

constantly.

Each and every day—our adversaries are looking for your weak spot,

an easy entry into our system.

Remember those files you transferred to your home computer?

That phone you plugged into your computer to charge?

Passwords you never change?

These actions aren't harmless – they can cost us lives.

From our nuclear arsenal to the phones allowing our warfighters to communicate

on the ground,

in the air, and at sea.

Computers are central to everything we do

and keeping these systems secure is everybody's job.

We need your help.

You are on the front lines of this fight.

Yes, YOU!

You are a warfighter in the cyber domain,

a sentinel for the Department and nation.

Take this month to educate yourself on the threat we face

and what you can do to turn back the enemy.

Start by doing these 3 simple things:

Update your security software,

Set up multi-factor authentication,

Change your passwords.

This is not a drill.

This is a fight.

What role will you play?

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National Taco Day - Chuy's is cooking up some goodies - Duration: 4:16.

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World's Most Beautiful CottagesThis Fine Tiny Cabin is Ready for Febuary Delivery - Duration: 2:06.

World's Most Beautiful CottagesThis Fine Tiny Cabin is Ready for Febuary Delivery

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Holy Baloney | Why is the Ocean Salty? | CBC Kids - Duration: 2:44.

[host] It's time for

Holy Baloney,

the game show where you've got to guess

who's telling the truth

and who's full of baloney!

"Lettuce" get ready to rumble!

[host] Okay...

Now "lettuce" meet today's contestants.

First up, we have Salt Shaker.

Yay!

[host] He's a fifth-grader whose hobbies include

performing magic at birthday parties

and riding mutant snails to school.

Our second contestant is Pepper Shaker.

Yep, yep, yep!

[host] He's a third-grader video-game wizard

who recently brought his pet Gorgosaurus

to show-and-tell.

[dinosaur roars]

Okay, kids...

It's time to play!

Which of these shimmy-shakers

is telling the truth to this question?

Why is the ocean salty?

Ocean salt actually comes from rain and rocks.

You see, as rainwater falls from the clouds,

it picks up this stuff in the air

called carbon dioxide,

making the rain acidic.

When the raindrops splat down onto rocks,

that acidic water dissolves the mineral in the rocks,

carrying their saltiness

to the rivers and streams

that empty out into the oceans,

making the ocean salty like a big bag of potato chips.

[audience cheering]

Okay, so you're saying rain hits mineral-filled rocks

and washes their salt out into the ocean.

Sounds pretty smart...

but you could be pulling my leg - if I had one -

so let's hear what Pepper has to say.

[Pepper Shaker] The real reason the ocean is salty

is because the land that we live on

shifts little by little,

very slowly, every year.

When the continents move,

they create tiny cracks in the ocean floor.

Those cracks burst open...

♪ ♪

and release gallons and gallons

of fossilized plankton,

which is full of salt,

and that's why the oceans are salty.

[audience] Ohh!

So, kids, can you guess who told the truth?

Was it Salt Shaker

with his story about rain and rocks?

[audience] Ooh!

Or was it Pepper Shaker with her story

about the continents shifting around?

[audience] Ooh!

Did you guess the story about

the rain breaking down salty rocks?

Well, you're right!

And did you know that lakes aren't salty

because rainwater freshens them up?

Well, that's "salt" for today!

See ya refrige-later!

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What is the best Shoulder Brace to get? 2018 review of the top shoulder braces - Duration: 2:57.

good quality shoulder bracer support can help you get back to your normal routine

today we will be taking a look at the best for shoulder braces

stay tuned kicking things off at number four we have the knee OG medical grade

VCS shoulder support the NeoGeo derp support with heat therapy provides

compression support and warming relief to the shoulder joint complex without

restricting movement by stabilizing the joint capsule the support reduces pain

from tendon and ligamentous injury of the rotator cuff muscles while promoting

healing through heat therapy it is suitable for acute and chronic shoulder

conditions as well as post surgery and recovery and number three we have the

EVs sports SB 0-3 shoulder brace EVs is innovative shoulder support system with

the ex trap technology ensures superior stabilization and compression new

adjustable arm closure designs eliminate underarm chafing Universal no snag

design fits left and right shoulders easy on and off design on the left and

right sides it is ideal for sports and the range of motion is not restricted

the second best product on our list is the Don joy Sully brace the Don joy

Sully shoulder brace provides shoulder immobilization and controlled range of

motion for anterior multi-directional inferior and posterior instabilities

rotator cuff deceleration shoulder a/c separations and muscle strains the

shoulder brace is designed to stabilise assist or restrict movement of the

shoulder post injury and post operatively hook sensitive neoprene vest

grips the skin to allow precise placement of the doughnut shaped foam

pad

and the number one product on the list best shoulder brace on the market is the

McDavid light shoulder support the McDavid light weight shoulder support

helps relieve pain caused by shoulder pulls and strains it is ideal for relief

of sprains strains bursitis and tendonitis mcDavid's patented hex pad

technology provides a durable breathable and lightweight padding system in

compression apparel hex pad is designed to move and conform to the athlete's

body providing maximum protection we hope you enjoyed this video please don't

forget to share your valuable comments with us and if you liked our video

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How is Your Dental Hygiene? - Duration: 1:31.

(uptempo music)

(upbeat piano music)

- It's October.

It's National Dental Hygiene Month.

Who knew?

- That's great.

What's great is it's a very important part of your health,

so it's something we need to talk about,

it's something we need to think about.

Don't neglect your teeth.

Make sure you do everything, you have a good

regiment for brushing.

Brushing at least least 2 minutes.

If you have like an electric toothbrush

or something that times it for you,

it makes it so much easier, makes it so much more fun.

Make sure you floss, make sure you gargle,

you know, the whole regiment.

But I'll tell you what, when you do it, it makes

such a difference and your dental health is so important.

You don't want gum disease.

You don't want things that can affect your health

in so many other different ways.

And again start with small, micro, mini habits.

The co-founder of our company at one point said,

"Look, if it's tough for you to floss" he said,

"have some dental floss out, and every day,

"just commit to flossing one tooth,

"that's all, just one tooth.

"Do that for a while and then gradually

"increase it to two teeth."

And I'll tell you what, it works.

Just do what you have to do,

but dental hygiene is important.

So, get your toothbrush out, lay that floss

on the counter, make sure you take care of

your teeth, because that's going to have

a great effect on your overall health.

That's it, thanks for listening.

you're one minute closer to a healthier you.

Upbeat music

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কেন সব ব্যবসা স্টার্টআপ নয়? (Why any business is not a startup?) - Duration: 3:17.

Startup has been a popular word among the youth of Bangladesh recently

There used to be a time when most teens would have a goal of finishing their studies and getting a job

Nowadays most have a dream of building their own startup

What is startup?

Let's find an answer on startup for your curious mind

Lexically, startup means a new business initiative or project

It's an initiative where new ideas are formed with technology

to solve a pre-existing issue with something unique

Thus, serving a large number of people with services or products

But because the solution is rather unique, its success is not guaranteed

The initiators or the organization themselves fund the primary stages of a startup

Although, there's no regulation of differenciating startups regarding earnings and employment

But there are some characteristics that we can notice when it comes to startups

The difference between a startup and a small business is the probability of it growing, aka its scale-up

Though due to funds and investments, startups should be started from a small base

But every startup has a goal of reaching success

For example: Suppose you opened a restaurant in you area

This is a business

Because you can spread it by only a limited form

Whereas, food delivery services like Hungrynaki are startups

Because the possibilities and factors of it spreading is very large

Thus we can say: Every startup is a business, but not every business is a startup

Over the last few years, the ground for developing startups in Bangladesh has grown quite a lot

New startups are rising constantly to tackle many issues this country has right now

We have already seen a bunch of startups to gain success

Such as, Pathao

Pathao has made ride sharing a very popular medium of transportation, in a busy city like Dhaka, to tackle traffic issues

After many domestic and international investments, its price is now about 100 million Dollars or 820 crore takas

Bangladeshi startup initiators have to face some common problems

One of the main being, lack of skilled manpower

Besides, the people in the education and art fields of this country haven't developed an attitude of inventing something new

The social perspective about startups haven't changed either

Then there's the unwillingness of banks to invest in startups

But hopefully

Many government and non-government initiatives have been taken to create a favorable environments for startups

Some of which are: ICT department's Innovation Fund, A2i innovation fund and the recently found Idea Project which has a target of funding 200 startups

Besides these, many non-government incubators and accelerators have been developed

A notable one is, Grameenphone's GP Accelerator

So we can hope that

Maybe in the near future, startups like Facebook, AirBnb and Whatsapp would be rising from our country

To answer your questions alike, quizards has created many amusing videos

To know and see more, subscribe to the Quizards channel

Stay curious, and stay with Quizards

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What is Universal Language Modeling? | AI News | Intel Software - Duration: 1:27.

Have you ever wanted to learn more about transfer learning

and the idea of universal language modeling?

I'm David Shaw, and in this episode of AI News,

we'll dive right in.

Transfer learning is focused on storing gained knowledge,

and then leveraging that knowledge

to solve a similar problem.

Until now, transfer learning was somewhat limited

in computer vision.

However, recent research has shown

it can have an impact on natural language processing,

or NLP, and also reinforcement learning, or RL.

Within NLP, text classification is a key component.

It's concerned with real life scenarios

like bots, assistants, fraud, and even document

classification.

In the past, academic research relied

on embedding to train various models.

The issue with this, however, is that there are limitations

when it comes to embedding.

For example, words that rarely occur in vocabulary,

dealing with shared representations,

co-occurrence statistics, and support for new languages

can create barriers.

But these challenges can be overcome.

If you want to learn more about universal language modeling

and get a step-by-step breakdown,

then check out the article in the links provided.

Thanks for watching AI News.

We'll see you next week.