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Global Goals in Action: Sanda Ojiambo, Head of Corporate Responsibility for Safaricom - Duration: 2:15.

My name is Sanda Ojiambo and I head Corporate Responsibility at Safaricom.

Safaricom is a purpose-driven business and for us to deliver on our business vision of

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chain, that we able to operate efficiently and mitigate our carbon footprint and really

most importantly for our business, and for Kenya as a whole, is to have transparent business

that is corruption-free.

Safaricom has been a participant of the UN Global Compact for a number of years.

The Ten Principles have been critical to our sustainability strategy.

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We've certainly also played a role in growing the local chapter of the Global Compact Network Kenya.

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doing responsible business in Kenya, the better businesses for Kenyans as a whole.

Because the Global Goals have a clear call-to-action to the private sector, we've integrated nine

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If you look at what the future for humanity is, it calls for private sector to work very

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The Global Goals provides us with that opportunity and the Global Compact provides us with that platform.

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Business need to play a more transformational role within society and we believe that the

Principles of the UN Global Compact can help guide a business towards how to become more

of a purpose-driven and principle-led business.

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How to Pick A Trade: Best Practices for New Traders - Duration: 20:21.

- Thank you.

Welcome everybody, how's it going?

Yeah!

Who's excited?

Who's excited to be here?

I'm pretty excited.

I love this.

I don't know, I had a heckler yesterday

but I don't know if he's here,

I don't know if he's out on bail or not,

I hear he has some problems with the law,

I can heckle back now that I found out who he is.

We'll post a video if you follow me on social media.

I like to post everything.

I just go with it.

I don't mean to make enemies,

I just somehow do with my big-ass mouth.

But I also wanna teach you.

I've done very well in the markets,

I've turned a few thousand into several million.

I'm actually flying to Asia tonight

because I'm building schools everywhere.

I have two new schools opening,

this will be school number 48 and 49

with my charity foundation.

And it all comes from successful investing and trading.

Not, you know, long shots,

looking for a spec of gold or oil

or some weird crazy mineral I can't pronounce

in some country that is probably just gonna give me malaria.

A lot of these things that you're hearing at this conference

and in investment and on Wall Street in general,

are just such long shots, such bull guessing games,

you're just not gonna get rich.

I don't mean to shot on people's life work, but I'm sorry,

I've just been around for 20 years,

I've seen so many pipe dreams.

Even the best laid plans can fail.

So how do you actually choose the best investments?

Here's my legal disclaimer, I'm not a professional,

at all, I'm just a random guy, telling you what I know.

I don't even own a suit.

I hear, you know, suits are the new thing to wear

but I'm going to a place that's 80 freaking degrees

out tomorrow so this is literally the coldest stuff

that I have.

With thousands of potential investments,

how do you actually narrow it down?

There's actually millions of investments but they're,

I think there's thousands of investments

here in this room alone.

How do you narrow it down?

You know, everything sounds so good,

the CEOs will only say the most positive stuff,

the promoters will say the most amazing stuff,

in exchange for 400000 unrestricted shares

or off-the-book shares, or some crap, shot like that.

For me, I'm never gonna be a 100% perfect.

This is my profit chart over the past 20 years

and if you look on the right,

or if you just look online,

you follow me on Timothy Sykes,

I share all this stuff publicly.

I'm right about 70% of the time.

So I'm wrong about 30% of the time.

How did I get rich, how do I stay rich?

How do I get richer?

I cut my losses.

Very, very important, I am not sticking around if

something's going wrong.

If something even looks to be going wrong, I talk fast,

I trade fast, I think fast, I act fast

and that way I don't get damaged.

Once upon a time I believed in some of these pipe-dreams

and these companies and I lost $500000 plus.

It wisened me the freak up.

I don't wanna lose $500000 plus anymore,

it sucked for several months.

It created a drinking problem.

It kinda ruined my reputation.

But it was a good lesson and I'm grateful for the big loss

because now I trade, you know, I'm scared as shot

when I trade.

If you become one of my students,

you'll see I trade overly scared and this hurts me

from making such big gains like I used to

but I'm also living a rather stress-free life.

I think that you guys should focus less on company stories

and more on price action.

I was on a panel last night with some very big legends

and they're talking about the world ending

and doomsday and gold going to 5000, and I was like,

"well if gold is gonna go to 5000,

"why can it freaking break 2000?"

You know, if you're gonna have these big,

pie-in-the-sky moves, you're gonna have

some up trends first.

But they're kinda preying on your need to want action.

Your desire to be there first.

And you just don't need to be.

So for me, what I've learned is that the biggest

percentage moves in the stocks that I trade,

happen after they've already hit several technical scans.

They're up 20%, they're up 30% on the day with good news.

And the biggest runners take several days,

several weeks, several months to spike.

So you're not gonna miss out on any thousand percent spike.

I know, okay, we're at a mining conference,

every now and then you strike gold,

you strike something huge and you actually do

get that move that you can follow.

But if you try to chase those odds,

you will not do well, you will be very stressed,

you will need a lot of pharmaceuticals

and that's why the pharmaceutical industry is booming.

The best plays jump out at you.

So I travel all over the world,

not just for charity, not just for fun,

but because, it helps me.

I'm a degenerate trader.

Okay, this is actually an intervention.

This is messed up that you guys showed up at my intervention

and you're degenerate traders too

and this isn't helping any of us, so we need to trade less,

we need to help each other

because the best plays are such gimmes.

I have a few haters online, but the haters actually,

one guy in particular said,

"Sykes, why don't you be a real man and trade Forex,

"why don't you trade some real stuff rather than

"your little bull penny-stock gimmes?"

And I'm like, "I'm gonna stick with my little

"bull penny-stock gimmes, they made me rich."

Forex, five out of six Forex traders

blow up in the first six months.

And if you look at odds and stats,

the odds are stacked against you.

You know, 90% of traders lose.

70% of investors can't even beat the SMP500

which goes up in a lousy eight to 10 percent per year.

Not to mention last year where it was down.

So I know that you all want action,

I know you want investments,

start to think the opposite.

Have the patience to wait for the best plays

that have multiple indicators.

You know I trade stocks, I'm looking at stocks

every single day but I don't want to just trade anything.

There's literally thousands of stocks in play every day.

Thousands, or tens of thousands of pieces of news

that you can analyze and you can say,

"Hell this is good, this is bad,

"this is good, this is bad."

Understand that this is mostly a guessing game,

and if you play the guessing game that everybody else

is playing, you're not gonna get rich,

you're not gonna do what is seemingly impossible, you know?

I do some pretty crazy stuff.

My top students do some pretty crazy stuff,

and it's due to patience.

Buying stocks, only when they're hitting new highs,

with catalysts in our favor,

ideally in a hot sector, which none exist right now,

or shorting stocks, shorting scams,

there might be some short sellers among you, you know?

If I was primarily a short seller these days,

which I'm not, but if I was,

I would go to mining conferences and look for the most

exaggerated hype-filled promises and short

the duck out of that stock,

because they're most likely lying to you,

they're most likely looking to hire promoters,

they're most likely gonna fail.

It's not a question of if, it's a question of when.

So those are the kinds of things that I like to trade

when it's not a question of if, it's just when.

And then you can work on timing

and there's a whole bunch of stuff that I teach

and technical indicators that you can time.

But I travel so often to avoid over trading.

And this is why I love my life.

I'm very fortunate to be able to travel

anywhere and everywhere.

But it's also to protect me.

Like I said, I'm a degenerate trader

and I have to say that in every speech

and that's a real disclaimer right there.

Forget about the legal disclaimer, I am a degenerate trader.

I have to control my degenerate tendencies by traveling,

by going to third-world countries

where there's Wifi is terrible,

I'm trading in the middle of the night,

so I'm not looking forward to trading.

You shouldn't look forward to investing.

You shouldn't look forward to making money.

Obviously we all want to but

if you look forward to it you start to over trade

over invest, force plays, you're in the wrong place

when the right play comes about.

You can't get out of the wrong play

maybe you have restricted stock.

I've seen it all.

I don't have all the answers

but I do have two decades of experience in that.

I consider myself a retired trader

who only comes out of retirement

when there's a play that's good enough.

And I know that's crazy because I'm a trader,

a trading educator, there's a thousand people in my chatroom

every day, how can I say I'm a retired trader?

But that mindset protects me from myself.

Who here has seen a superhero movie?

Raise your hands.

Some, most of you.

I think everybody has, some people just

don't want to admit it, right?

But superhero movies like, a lot of them are normal people

with these like superhuman abilities.

My superhuman ability is that I'm a freaking degenerate.

And I recognize that and I need to keep the degenerate

in his little cave.

I don't want to turn into the beast.

For that analogy.

Patience increases my odds of winning.

Patience increases your odds of winning.

I know it sounds crazy, but the more that you just sit

on the sidelines and observe, and mind you,

this means sometimes missing some plays

because you're sitting on the sidelines,

you have such a patient mindset,

but having this mindset protects you from overtrading.

And then when you do strike, you know,

when you do find an investment or a trade,

it's really usually good.

You could still be wrong, mind you.

Even with my whole patience attitude I'm still wrong

roughly a third of the time.

But at least having this mindset protects me.

And when I am in a trade, I cut my losses very quickly

if it's still going the wrong way.

So it's very difficult to lose being patient

and trading like a coward

and I know this isn't what people wanna hear,

everyone's always surprised when I say it

because I turned a few thousand into several million

so they're expecting, "What's the secret to going all in

"and using leverage and making a lot of money?"

It's the opposite, I never use leverage, I never go all in.

I'm just patient, and overly patient and cowardly,

even overly cowardly.

I take my profits too quick.

You know, I did an interview with Kitco a few hours ago

and they're like,

"What's the secret to making like a thousand percent

"returns on a stock?"

And I'm like, "I have no freaking idea, I take my profits

"at 10, 20, 30%.

"I go for singles, I don't go for home runs or grand slams."

So this whole mentality allows me to take small single,

small base hits over and over.

And the gains add up over time if you let them.

When I'm not sure about a company,

or let's say even the overall market,

because three out of four stocks follow the market

at all times.

I do not trade it, okay?

I need all my indicators to line up.

A lot of people ask me what's the hot sector right now?

There's nothing, we had Bitcoin, we had Crytocurrency,

we had weed, we had CBD, before that we had Ebola,

police equipment, China, biotech, medtech, nanotech,

there's always some sector being hyped in the past.

But right now we're kinda in this zone

where I think there's frankly a lot of fear

because of what happened in December

with the overall stock market

and sometimes the best trade is no trade.

Sometimes you just stay liquid

and you just wait for opportunities.

I'm scared to invest for the long term in stocks,

I'm scared to invest in real estate,

because I don't know if December was just the beginning

of a bigger crash, or if it was just some nice consolidation

after a big multi-decade run up.

I don't know.

So when I don't know I do nothing.

And this is a game of discipline, okay.

I know that you think that it's all about research

and the more hours you put in the more that you'll

learn and you'll have some edge over somebody who

doesn't burn the midnight oil like you do

and you're researching some crazy weird

district off the coast of Canada

and you think that's the secret.

Well maybe it is, okay?

I'm not a professional miner,

I do know odds, and if you shoot for those

very low odds type plays,

you're just gonna be disappointed

the vast majority of the time.

Maybe you hit once and that's all you need,

and God bless those people

but I'm trying to go for something that's high odds

with less stress, and when I'm doing nothing

I can go out and enjoy and live my life.

It's not laziness, it's actually good,

it's keeping me away from being the degenerate trader

that I've mentioned a few times.

So do you have enough patience to wait for the best plays.

I know you all wanna make money,

but can you afford not to make money right now?

This day, this week, this month, this year.

Can you afford to wait for the absolute best play?

Here is some examples.

I spoke at one of these conferences three months ago

and this was the chart that I showed PURA,

this little piece of shot wannabe CBD play,

and the stock was spiking from two, three cents

all the way up to 24 cents.

12 times your money.

This is a 50 day chart.

Each one of these candles represents one day.

So, it was in play.

Let's see how it's done since.

This is the past 50 days.

Absolutely nothing.

So, for me, I'm looking at charts,

it's not just about the company story,

if the price action isn't there,

I simply do nothing.

That's what you have to understand.

Here's another chart from the last conference I spoke at,

CVSI, another wannabe weed play,

these are my kinds of stats,

you know I don't hold the whole time,

I again, I'm the run ups,

I try to take 10, 20% then I sell,

usually too early.

I sold way to early on this one.

I was in on the twos, out in the twos

and it went all the way up to eight.

So I missed a lot of it,

but I made a little bit of money and I learned.

This was the chart last time.

This is the chart this time.

In 50 days it has done absolutely nothing.

And I know they're putting up press releases,

the company's maturing, business is actually going on,

but for me as a trader, as an investor,

I don't want any part of this, okay?

Wake me up when it breaks out to new highs.

This kinda looks like gold too

over the past few days and weeks.

Wake me up when there's an actual technical breakout

or technical breakdown.

Too many people get obsessed with the story,

they fall in love with the story,

and most of these stocks, most of these companies,

will go bankrupt.

Let me just remind you no matter how excited people are

at these conferences and how excited the management is,

the vast majority of people,

if we flash forward into five or 10 years,

the vast majority of companies here will be bankrupt,

or close to it.

So, I'm sorry to be the bad guy

who brings up history in stats, but I like doing that.

I don't like just believing hype or management promises,

that's the way to ruin.

Here is my top student, Tim Grittani,

turned 1500 four months ago, or three months ago

he was at just crossing seven million dollars in profits.

And if you look at all of his trades, which were all public,

me and all my top students show every single trade,

he's winning, just what is his average gain?

$2800.

My average gain is about $2000.

So I'm trying to make $2000, 2000, 2000,

when I lose, I'm trying to lose two or three hundred.

My gains are bigger than my losses,

I'm trying to take singles over and over and over again.

And mind you, I've only made

a few million dollars in my life.

So I'm not somebody who makes a million dollars in a day.

But I do believe that all you need

is a few million dollars in life.

I think that too many people are trying to make a billion.

I know several billionaires, they're very unhappy.

Everybody knows how rich they are,

they're being used by wives and girlfriends and boyfriends

and all sorts of bad people.

They need security all the time.

I actually gave a TEDx talk on how I'll never

be a billionaire.

That didn't go over very well.

I gave it to a room full of business school kids,

all they wanna do is be a billionaire.

And I was like, "Screw all your dreams,

"you're wrong, make a few million dollars,

"that's all you need."

It was actually bombed on YouTube too.

But I'm serious, I think that's the best.

I don't wanna be a billionaire,

if I ever make somehow,

if I latch on to the right investment or trade,

and I make, you know, a billion dollars,

I'll donate 98% of it.

And I'll stick with, you know, 20 million.

That's fine.

You can live a fantastic life,

a stress-free life,

not totally stress-free but low stress life,

with just a few million dollars in your bank account.

And here he is three months later,

he's at now at 7.4 million.

So he's making a little over a hundred thousand dollars

per month, two thousand dollars at a time on average.

Here's an example of something that is happening.

There might not be a hot sector right now,

but there's still, every now and then, good plays.

So Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

kind of controlled by the government, kind of not,

it's kind of a weird situation,

especially for the stocks,

ever since they had problems back in 2008,

the government has been trying to, you know, get away.

Companies should be off on their own.

So this news just came out Friday morning,

here's a chart of Fannie Mae,

I actually bought this on Friday

and made a few hundred bucks.

This is a nice breakout.

Each one of these represents one candle

and Friday stock was up over 30%.

This is my kind of a chart.

It might not have a hot sector,

might not be the hottest market,

but with that news, with the stock that's a former runner

with massive volume, with a multi-month breakout,

the indicators were going for it and like I,

true to form, I underestimated it,

could have made about $3000.

I made a few hundred.

I played it too safe, but at least I was ready and waiting.

Every single day I'm waiting for some company,

some stock to show me something.

Like prove to me why do you deserve my money?

Why do you deserve my time?

Fannie Mae owned it with this technical breakout

with the news catalyst, with it's history

of being a former runner, those three indicators

were enough for me.

Even though it's not my ideal kind of play,

'cause this is still a multi-billion dollar company,

I prefer smaller companies.

I do encourage you guys to stick with small companies.

That's one thing that you guys are doing right.

Rather than going to Berkshire Hathaway's annual conference,

that's fantastic if you wanna become a millionaire

by the time you are a hundred

you can buy some crazy titanium new hip,

just so that you can waddle out of your mansion.

I don't know about long-term, blue chip investing,

I know about short-term, trading of piece of shot stocks,

where it's predictable because most of the people trading

these piece of shot stocks are stupid morons.

So you have an advantage.

I gave an example during my speech yesterday that--

I know, I'm sorry, I'm really toning it down

right now but I'm trying to be polite

in front of my Canadian audience okay?

But I just, eh, come on, have some maple syrup,

come on, I try and make this stuff entertaining too,

don't take everything so personally.

I think that you should stick to piece of shot stocks,

because if you look around the room

and the people that you meet,

not the most intelligent people okay, and that's good,

I'm not the most intelligent person,

so if you have a room full of freaking idiots,

you can probably make money off them somehow.

You can find your angle versus if you are

at Berkshire Hathaway, there's a lot of people

who are really smart, who are really wealthy.

I don't wanna compete against them, okay?

If you're trading Forex, you're competing against

George Soros, and all these algorithms,

I don't even know how to spell the word algorithm,

so I don't want any part of that big competition.

Stick with the piece of shot sector,

stick with the piece of shot people,

but at the same time it's cool

because if you're even a little smarter,

even if you do a little history and look at

a little you know, stats and what these companies

and these people and these big projects do over time,

you'll have an advantage.

And here's Freddie Mac, same chart as Fannie Mae.

So, you have countless opportunities,

but ignore the vast majority of them as they are shot.

This is how my top students and I became multi-millionaires.

I know it sounds crazy, but it's true,

succeeding and really thriving in investing

and trading is hard enough,

remember 90% of traders lose, roughly.

Maybe it's 95%, there's been a few academic studies.

So most people lose, if they say they're winning,

they usually full of shot.

We show everything online.

This is what has frankly built my education business,

just showing every trade.

Income tax returns, audits.

You know, being honest as you can tell, with my speech.

Learn to risk your money on only the best setups,

not guessing games.

That's my speech.

Thank you guys.

Hey, Tim Sykes, millionaire mentor and trader,

thank you for watching my videos.

I hope that they help you.

I wanna share everything that I've learned over the years.

You can check out more videos right over there.

And also click subscribe so that you can watch

all of these videos.

Get that knowledge and become my next millionaire student.

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"Prevention of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia" by Debra Morrow, RN for OPENPediatrics - Duration: 10:32.

The purpose of this video is to provide general information and education about the care of

a critically ill child.

It is in no way a substitute for the independent decision-making and judgment by a qualified

health care professional.

The information contained in this video should not be used to make a diagnosis or to overrule

the advice of a qualified health care provider, nor should it be used to provide advice for

emergency medical treatment.

Prevention of Ventilator-Associated pneumonia by Deb Morrow.

Hi, I'm Deb Morrow, a Staff Nurse III and the Infection Prevention Coordinator for the

Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at Children's Hospital Boston.

Today I'd like to talk to you about strategies that we use at Children's Hospital Boston

to prevent the development of ventilator-associated pneumonia.

Epidemiology.

Ventilator-associated pneumonia is a leading cause of healthcare-associated infections.

These infections are a significant source of cost, morbidity, and mortality.

Adults with ventilator-associated pneumonia have a 40% mortality rate.

And patients of all ages spend an average of six extra days in the intensive care unit

for the management of pneumonia.

Ventilator-associated pneumonia is preventable.

Pathogenesis.

In a healthy person, the lower airway is a sterile body site.

And the endotracheal tube provides access to the lower airway.

Colonized secretions from the subglottic area, which leak into the lower airway around the

endotracheal tube is the primary mechanism of infection.

Other sources of contamination include aspiration of fluids from the stomach, particularly when

a nasal gastric tube is in place; contaminated respiratory equipment, such as ventilator

parts, water, or bronchoscopes; inhalation of contaminated medications; the contaminated

hands of health care workers, who don't clean their hands before manipulating the endotracheal

tube during intubation or suctioning; seeding from a remote site of infection; or biofilm

buildup on the endotracheal tube.

Let's talk about biofilm for a moment.

Biofilm is a thin mucous film that develops on the inside and outside of every catheter

inserted into the body.

Bacteria colonize the surfaces of these catheters and secreted mucous film, which can protect

the bacteria from antibiotics.

Bacterial multiplication takes place under the biofilm.

The best prevention is to remove endotracheal tubes as soon as possible.

Categories of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia.

There are two categories of ventilator-associated pneumonia and in general, bacteria are the

most frequently isolated pathogens.

Early onset pneumonia is usually caused by antibiotic susceptible organisms, and it occurs

within the first four days of intubation.

Late onset occurs after four days of intubation, and it is usually caused by antibiotic resistant

bacteria.

And it has the highest rate of mortality.

Patients who are immunocompromised are more likely to have viral or fungal pneumonia than

patients with intact immune systems.

Other risk factors for the development of ventilator-associated pneumonia are prolonged

ventilation and repeated intubations, supine position, immobilization, surgical procedures

of the head, neck, thorax or upper abdomen, and underlying chronic lung disease.

Prevention Bundle.

At Children's Hospital Boston, we have developed a bundle to prevent ventilator-associated

pneumonia, which includes hand hygiene-- which is the cornerstone of every infection prevention

initiative, elevating the head of the bed 30 to 40 degrees, oral hygiene, a daily sedation

break, and a daily assessment of need for the endotracheal tube.

Elevating the head of the bed 30 to 40 degrees will prevent secretions from collecting in

the subglottic area and will prevent aspiration of fluids from the stomach.

Infants in isolettes should be in a reverse Trendelenburg position.

Use of a cuffed endotracheal tube will also prevent colonized secretions from entering

the lungs.

The posterior pharynx should be suctioned on a regular basis and before changing a patient's

position to remove secretions.

Oral hygiene is very important.

During severe illness, the predominantly gram-positive bacteria in the mouth switch to predominantly

gram-negative bacteria.

Gram-negative bacteria thrive in plaque, which can build up on teeth in as little as three

days.

The process of chewing facilitates the production of saliva, which is a natural antibacterial.

However, many patients in the intensive care units are unable to eat.

Saliva production can also be decreased by the use of oxygen therapy, antihypertensives,

anticholinergics, such as atropine sulfate, sympathiomimetics, such as dopamine, antihistamines,

and diuretics.

Oral hygiene keeps mucosa and lips clean, soft, moist and intact, and removes debris

and plaque without damaging the mucosa.

At Boston Children's Hospital, we brush teeth and gums with toothbrush, toothpaste and sterile

water every six hours.

If a patient does not have teeth, we will use a gauze with sterile water and rub all

surfaces of the gums, tongue, and mouth every six hours.

The subglottic area should be suctioned before position change and every four hours to prevent

the buildup of secretions in the posterior pharynx.

It is also important to drain the ventilator tubing away from the patient so that contaminated

fluid from the circuit does not enter the endotracheal tube.

We identify a respiratory plan at patient rounds using a daily goal sheet.

When patients are stable, sedation medications are decreased and paralytic medications are

halted to assess the patient's stability and respiratory status.

If a patient is able to maintain adequate ventilation and vital signs, sedation will

be decreased or stopped.

It is important that the bedside nurse be part of these discussions.

Conclusion.

Evidence-based practices can reduce ventilator-associated pneumonia rates.

You should implement bundles for the management of the intubated patient.

Assess the need for the endotracheal tube every day.

Observe practice for compliance with policy.

Feedback infection rates to staff.

Establish policies for the insertion and maintenance of endotracheal tubes.

Educate doctors and nurses on ventilator-associated pneumonia prevention.

And communication training will help staff to speak up when practice to prevent ventilator-associated

pneumonia is not followed.

That concludes our video on prevention of ventilator-associated pneumonia.

Thank you.

Please help us improve the content by providing us with some feedback.

What did or didn't you like about this video?

Was the content too simple, just right, or too difficult?

What the length too short, just right, or too long?

Any additional comments?

You can either click the Start a New Discussion button and type in feedback, or send us an

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Azure Instance Metadata Service updates for attested data | Azrue Friday - Duration: 10:14.

>> Hey, friends, the Azure Instance Metadata Service

provides information about

running virtual machine instances that can

be used to manage and configure your virtual machines.

In this episode, Supriya is here

to give us an update on what's new in the service

such as how VM vendors can now

detect if the VM is running in an Azure environment,

today on Azure Friday.

[MUSIC]

>> Hey, folks. I'm Scott,

and it's Azure Friday.

I'm here with Senior Engineer Supriya Kumari,

and we're going to talk about the Azure Instance Metadata Service.

>> Yes. Today, I'll actually

cover the Azure Instance Metadata Service,

which is out there for a long time,

but I'll give you a quick recap of what

the Azure Instance Metadata Service

does and all the new features which we added onto it.

So, if you know,

Azure Instance Metadata Service is a service which gives you

information about a running VM so you

can manage and configure your VM.

We get information like which region the VM is running in,

what's the VM size,

what's the networking information like the IP address,

the private IP address,

the public IP address,

and all that which will be needed to configure that VM.

So, all you do is from your running VM,

you go to this well-known,

non-routable HTTP endpoint and

you just query for the instance information from the VM,

and then, you get the details of

all the information which is actually necessary.

So, if we can just do a quick demo of how that VM will look like,

here, I have a VM which is set up in Linux.

It's a Linux VM which is running in Azure,

and here, I'm actually [inaudible] the instance endpoint.

>> That IP address, that 169, forgive my ignorance,

but when I usually see 169 dot something,

it's like maybe I didn't get an IP address.

That's a special IP address.

Is it non-routable?

>> Yes, it is a non-routable special IP address.

It's in a IEEE Standard,

which normally you won't get a response from it,

but since you are in Azure,

you get a response from this well-known, non-routable IP address.

Here, when you query for it with a Metadata slash Instance tag,

you actually get all the Instance Metadata about that VM.

Just a note that here,

the API version is a mandatory version,

so we are strictly versioned,

and the most recent version which we have is 2018-10-01.

The response which you get can be in JSON as well as text.

The default response is in JSON.

So, if you look here,

if you just run this query,

we can see that

the VM is actually located in the Azure public cloud.

Now, you'll be wondering, what is this,

and how is this information even relevant?

When you are a developer and you want

to exercise certain code paths

when you are on a sovereign cloud as

compared to when you are on a public cloud,

you can actually make use of this variable to figure

out how and which parts of the code to enable or disable.

>> I see. So, a sovereign cloud

would be like a Germany Cloud or a China Cloud.

>> Yes, or the US government cloud.

>> Okay. It's interesting because I'm noticing that there's

no authentication here because

you are running in the context of the VM.

>> Yes, that's right.

>> So, this is different than calling

the REST APIs that are available to me from the outside of Azure.

>> Yes, that's right. The only security we have

is because you're calling from within the VM,

we actually expose it as an HTTP endpoint.

So, it's easier for you,

and we are guaranteed that,

yes, you are calling from within the VM.

>> The fact that it's a non-routable IP address

means that no one's sitting in between me and the outside.

I'm guaranteed I'm talking to Azure, right?

>> Yes, that's right.

>> But I'm not talking to my own virtual machine, right?

>> Yeah.

>> The service is running in the node.

>> Yes.

>> Okay.

>> Yes, that's right. So, we have the service running in the node,

and it gets internally routed to the service,

and you get the required details.

>> Okay.

>> So, the other information which we

have is where is this VM located.

This is located in West Central US,

and you have the name of the VM, the offer,

and which type of OS it is,

whether it's a Linux OS or a Windows OS,

as well as we have a new field called the Plan Information.

So, if you are an Azure Marketplace vendor,

you can actually specify what's the image name,

the product, and the publisher.

So, I have a similar one for a Bitnami image,

and you can make the same query and see

that I have the Plan Information populated here.

>> Okay. So, Bitnami is one of the vendors

that has products that you can have available.

Are you saying that they can then query to see if it's true

that they are in Azure and

then change their licensing appropriately?

>> Yes, that's right.

So, here, you have other details like to enable your calls for,

if you are ISV and you get

a support call and you want to know other details about the VM,

you can actually just ask the customer to query

this compute endpoint and get

all the details like the subscription ID,

the resource group name as well as the VM ID for that unique VM,

and probably the size and the public SSH keys,

which you can probably use to query that VM.

>> You know, you're making me realize

also that if I were running an application,

I was selling in the Azure marketplace,

then I could, like you said,

have the customer go to that endpoint,

but I could also put that and integrate it into my support page

so they could visit my special application slash support.

You're saying, my application can count on that Instance Metadata.

>> Yes.

>> I could then populate it into a support page

and collect it and use that for support as well.

>> Yes, that's right.

>> Interesting. You said it's strictly versioned,

you say that there's one from just a few months ago.

I assume there's previous ones as well.

Those aren't going to go away, those versions stay on.

>> Yes, the versions always stay in there,

just that we add new fields to it

and we do update our documents periodically,

but, okay, this is what was in the latest one,

these are the new updates,

this is the additional field you can query on.

So, you have all that information handy.

>> Okay. Cool. So, then, as a vendor,

I can go and query to see what versions are

available and then get that

extra information like the new plan data.

>> Yes, that's right.

The other thing is,

the other addition which we did is,

as a Marketplace vendor,

you might have a scenario in which suppose you're

supporting a certain version of your image,

and now, one fine day,

you decide that going forward,

only if the image is running in Azure

that you want to provide updates for it.

So, how will you guarantee that

your virtual machine is actually running in Azure?

So, to make your life easier,

we introduced a new endpoint called Attested.

So, when you created this endpoint,

you're actually guaranteed that you get a response from Microsoft.

So, I know this is not quite.

>> It looks scary. Is that a Base64 encoded something?

>> Yes, you're right.

It's a Base64 encoded signature which we get from Microsoft,

and just to make our lives easier,

I have a script which actually decodes that.

>> Nice job.

>> Thank you. So, here,

what I'm doing is making a cold call as I did

before to the endpoint attested with the document,

and here, again, this is API version.

So, we introduced Attested in the version 2018-10-01,

and we have a optional user-specified nonce value,

which is just your 10-digit string which a user can specify.

Then, we do support this in JSON,

and here, what we are doing is extracting

the signature part from the response,

we are doing a Base64 decoding of

the response and extracting

the certificate as well as the issue information.

So, we can actually go down

the certificate chain and

extract what's the intermediate certificate,

what was the subject name,

and indeed validate that if

the response came from Microsoft or not.

So, let's run the script here and see what's the response we get.

>> All right.

>> So, here, when we run, we see that

the verification was successful.

This is a non-same nonce value which we specified under request.

If the user didn't specify the nonce value,

we return the latest UTC timestamp.

Then, we also have some information about

the VM like the Plan Information as we covered

before as well as the timestamp on which the document was created.

So, for performance reasons,

we do cache your response the first time you queried.

So, the timestamp basically has a

created on timestamp and the expiry timestamp.

Created on timestamp is a timestamp when you first queried,

and it expires six hours from after that.

>> Okay. That's very clever.

It makes me realize that there

are going to be people out there that are going to

try to fake being a part of the Metadata Instance.

So, they're going to go and grab an image,

try to fool the image into running locally,

and get free software.

>> Yes.

>> This is a really nice, clean,

and very elegant way to figure out what's going on.

You're really getting a true,

cryptographically-significant certificate from Microsoft to say,

this is really, we are in Azure.

>> Yes. So, as you look here,

we have the certificate subject name,

which is just metadata.azure.com,

which is the certificate which we used for all the public clouds.

We have different versions of

the same certificate for sovereign clouds like for US government,

we have metadata.azure.us,

and similarly for China and the German governments,

we have different certificates.

So, you can use that to validate

that you are indeed running in Microsoft.

>> Okay. So, you're saying that not only can we

detect that we're running in a sovereign cloud,

but we can attest to the fact that this is true.

>> Yes.

>> So, then, for high-security environments

like running in a government cloud,

we are giving a real attestation

that this is legitimately running in that cloud.

>> Yes, that's right. As you can see,

the issuer is Microsoft,

and we did validate that.

The certificate chain is from Baltimore,

and it's a valid Microsoft certificate.

>> Very cool, and that one's new as well, the attestation?

>> Yes, that's the newest one.

So, this is all the updates I have from Instance Metadata Service.

So, hopefully, it was something which was helpful,

and we love to hear feedback from you.

>> Yeah, this is super interesting,

lot of great information.

People don't know that this exists,

and you should be using it,

the Azure Instance Metadata Service.

Thank you so much, Supriya, for sharing that with me.

I am learning all about how to create my virtual machines,

find out where they're living, if they're in Azure,

if they're in a sovereign cloud,

using the Azure Instance Metadata Service,

today on Azure Friday.

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【10 Digital Art Tips】 For Beginners - Duration: 13:32.

Hello and welcome to my first digital tutorial on this channel.

I've uploaded some digital speedpaints before, and even though they are a bit older at this

point, I still recommend checking them out afterwards.

But a tutorial on digital art?

I've never done that because I don't really feel that consistent with the way I work digitally.

I mean, there are probably a dozen ways to draw a simple circle so you can imagine the

many ways to do digital art in general.

Personally I tend to shift my way of working with almost every picture.

But there are basic tools and methods that have been consistent for me and I want to

share those with you.

I will mostly use Photoshop and a bit of Clip Studio Paint, because these are the ones I

have the most experience with.

But a lot of these of these tips will be transferable to other software and often the way you do

things are very similar.

1.

Work with Shortcuts Before starting a digital artwork it is helpful

to know about the keyboard shortcuts that are available.

These will save you an immense amount of time, especially if your tablet has express keys

to assign them to.

There are lots of different preferences and you might not even know some of these exist.

So let me give you a few recommendations that I use:.

Ctrl+Z for undoing things is the most common and should definitely always be on your mind

or assigned to one of your expresskeys

Holding R allows you to rotate your canvas freely and therefore is also a nice shortcut

you might want to keep for an expresskey.

Then we have Ctrl+T which is for the transform tool and helpful if you started to big or

too small.

Scale, rotate or distort things with this.

Ctrl- and Ctrl+ is for zooming and especially timesaving so I have them on express keys

as well.

Of course this becomes obsolete if your touch enabled tablet allows you to pinch to zoom

with your fingers.

The Alt key, while in brush mode, activates the color picker as long as you hold it.

I use it so frequently that I have it assigned to a button on my stylus.

This is incredibly helpful with painting, but more on that later.

For the other button on the stylus I usually use the Right-Click, which in Photoshop lets

you browse through your brush set and adjust the size of the brush.

2.

Pick your Brushes Early on when I started digital art I really

got caught up with brushes, playing around and even creating some of my own from photos

with really low resolution.

I thought that other digital artists were only so good because they had that one specific

brush that I would never get my hands on.

There are some brushes that are perfect for a highly specific thing like certain textures,

clouds or chains.

But for most of your drawing and painting process, a simple round brush is often enough.

You can change the pen pressure, the hardness and opacity and I learned that this already

gives you a lot of options in your hand.

But it can also be a lot of fun to try out different brushes, so I will link a few awesome

brush sets in the description of this video.

And while you're there, click the Like button ;)

3.

Sketching For sketching I typically use a simple round

brush with slightly reduced opacity.

Why a lower opacity?

When you're drawing many lines over or along each other, the areas they have in common

will come out stronger.

This acts as a great guide for when you work on your lineart later.

You can of course experiment with different brushes if you want your sketch to have a

certain aesthetic.

Make sure to put the sketch on its own layer.

That way you can color it if needed.

Try not to lose yourself in details too much and rather focus on the overall composition

and proportions.

When working digitally you can easily mirror the image, which can quickly expose errors

that you might overlook because you get so used to your drawing in its regular orientation.

4.

Use the Liquify and transformation tool When you spot mistakes after drawing for a

bit, there are great tools you can use to avoid having to draw everything from scratch

again.

Two of these are the liquify and transform tools.

As I mentioned, you can mirror the sketch to see any oddities that have gone unnoticed

and then use the liquify tool to push and warp everything to its correct place.

I love this tool because you can just play around with it, because sometimes you are

not really sure what exactly is wrong with your drawing until you see it corrected.

A tool like Liquify can also be found in Krita and Gimp.

But another helpful tool that is also included in Clip Studio Paint is the transform tool.

There is a bit of a difference between those programs but the application is pretty similar

and great to use on details.

Use a lasso and circle the area you want to change, the eyes for example.

Then use transform to create a grid to warp the subject to your liking.

It's especially helpful when you want to match objects to a certain perspective, like for

example add posters to a wall.

An important note though: The liquify or the transformation tool is best used while you

are still in the sketching process because they lower the quality of the areas you work

on.

Lines for example often become noticeably blurry afterwards.

With the sketch it usually is no big deal, since it will most likely disappear later

in the process anyway.

But if you warp your lineart heavily you might notice it.

5.

Lineart vs. Painting Something that you should be aware of once

you are satisfied with your sketch is that you can go in basically two different directions

from there.

You can continue and start working on a lineart which is often the case with manga or cartoon

drawings that have significant lineart.

Or you can work in a more painterly manner for a rendered look.

In that case you want to work with areas and only use the sketch as your guide.

If you choose the lineart route you would first create a new layer on top of your sketch.

To set the lineart apart from the sketch in the process, you can either lower the opacity

of the underlying sketch layer or you can color it.

Either way, doing this will help you distinguish the lineart from the sketch while keeping

both visible.

Doing the lineart can often be quite exhausting in my experience.

A lot of time is wasted on undoing brush strokes which you're trying to match to the underlying

sketch.

Unfortunately there is no real shortcut around this, other than for example copying or mirroring

single elements to re-use them wherever possible.

For drawing Linearts I recommend using Clip Studio Paint or Paint Tool SAI rather than

Photoshop.

Clip Studio Paint creates very crisp and sharp, thin lines that look a lot cleaner compared

to the ones you can do in Photoshop for example.

After years of using both I always end up feeling that lineart done in Photoshop comes

out more rough, sketchy and shaky.

But of course you can use whatever you like most.

When it comes to architecture or other objects with lots of even, straight lines I can recommend

Photoshop.

Turn off the pen pressure and hold shift to connect points with a line easily.

If you want to go more into realistic rendering, just skip the lineart and move on to the next

step which is ...

6.

Creating a base First we want to create a basic layer that

helps us stay inside the lines when we color.

One way to do it is using the lasso tool to trace the outer line of your drawing.

This way you make a selection of the inside that you can then fill on a seperate layer.

With a tidy and clean lineart that doesn't have any gaps, the magic wand can save you

some time.

Select the space outside of our drawing and then invert the selection.

This effectively selects the inside of your lineart.

Fill it and you have a solid base layer.

Once we have that, we want to make sure we only paint on the base and not outside of

it.

For that, you can lock the layer.

Now, you can only paint on the parts of that layer that already have color in them.

7- Clipping layers If you are scared of making mistakes – like

me – and also want to quickly adjust and change things, make sure to try using clipping

layers.

For that you need to right click on your layer and select "Create clipping mask".

Here you can see me being able to paint everywhere.

But as soon as I create a clipping mask, everything outside the area that we defined with our

base layer disappears.

Only the areas that overlap with the base layer can now be seen.

The rest gets clipped.

This is super helpful, because now we only have to focus on the area inside the line

art.

Using this technique you can create layers for the single purposes like hair, skin, eyes,

clothes.

Basically as many as you like.

Just keep in mind that you will quickly increase the number of layers and navigating hundreds

of them can become quite confusing.

Anyway, now that we have our base done, we can start shading.

8.

How to use the Color Picker The color picker is one of the essential tools

for digital painting.

As I said previously, I recommend assigning it to a button on your stylus, or at least

somewhere easily reachable.

The color picker – asits name implies – picks up the visible color so you can use that as

follows.

Chose the layer you want to paint on and start with a shadow tone for example.

Now you can hold the key for the Color Picker, pick up a transition tone, let go of the key

and you can immediately keep painting with your brush.

Of course this also works with highlights or just to keep a consistent color scheme,

because you only use colors that are already present in your painting.

9.

Smudging tool is not as bad as it seems For a long time I despised the smudging tool

because it has such a characteristic look when you try to implement it in your work.

But that was because I didn't know how to use it properly.

The smudge tool actually is pretty versatile.

You can use different brushes with it, creating different effects.

You can use it for textures and interesting transitions.

What I love to use it for is to soften edges.

For example, I start cel-shading a piece and then just go over the hard edges to soften

them to my liking.

The brush isn't standard with photoshop as far as I know, but you can easily build

such a brush for the smudge tool yourself.

Pick the smudge tool and open a regular round soft brush.

Then open the brush settings and set the spacing to 25% , scatter to 29%, countjitter to 46%,

activate transfer and you are done.

10.

Layer Blending Styles Last but not least let's take a quick look

at some of the blending styles for layers that are worth checking out.

Multiply is great when you scanned your traditional lineart and want to start coloring.

Just put your line art on top and set it on multiply to make the white paper transparent

Screen is very helpful to create light effects.

For example I took this photo of a sparkler and set the layer to screen which makes all

the black tones transparent.

It's like the negative version of multiply

Overlay is best for textures.

If you want to give your art a watercolor look you can use textures and overlay them

to add them to your painting

Color is useful to change colors on individual areas and play around with color schemes.

Would the ring look better in silver?

Create a layer set to "color" and draw on the area with a grey tone to try it.

Last but not least, here is some general advice on your tools.

A bonus tip if you will: For digital art there are loads of options

regarding both software and hardware.

From normal drawing tablets to screen tablets, to tablet computers there is a variety of

brands, qualities and prices you can choose from.

I have noticed that a lot of beginning artists imagine that you can only create good art

with a screen tablet but that's a misconception.

Back in 2005 I used a Graphire 4 and Photoshop Elements that came with it.

At that point I only occasionally did digital art and I wasn't sure whether I would be

doing it much in the future.

Not because it was so weird to not look at the surface you are physically drawing on

but simply because learning the program was actually a lot harder.

After using the screenless tablets for about 10 years I eventually figured that I wanted

to upgrade to a Cintiq.

My advice would be to let the tools grow with you.

Start with a tablet appropriate to your needs and budget.

You don't want to spend a fortune on a tablet when you do not see see yourself working with

it for a long time.

For beginners, I highly recommend starting with a classic drawing tablet without a screen

on it because they are far more affordable and you won't hate yourself too much if

it starts gathering dust.

With practice you will get used to looking at your computer monitor.

After all, you can always see where the cursor is on screen.

Some people actually use games like OSU to practice their accuracy if they're not drawing

or painting something anyway.

For digital art, I think understanding of the software is often times more crucial for

your workflow than whether your drawing tablet has a screen built in or not.

But what do you think.

Do you have any experiences with drawing digitally that you want to share?

What was your favourite tip?

Let me know in the comments :)

By the way, it's not too late to act on your New Year's resolution!

If you want to learn a new skill, try out a new hobby or get deeper knowledge of something

you already do then have a look at Skillshare.

It's an online learning community with thousands of classes on drawing, painting, design and

more.

A few years ago I wanted to learn bookbinding and using Skillshare I made one or

actually several books by following some of their classes.

My editor Matt is also learning Illustrator right now by following a class on Skillshare.

How is that going for you?

Well I'm not good at the whole art thing but know I understand the software at least

:D

With a Premium Membership you will gain unlimited access to high-quality classes made by experts

in their fields and at $10 a month for an annual subscription it is also more affordable

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But I've also got a special offer for you: By following the link in the video description

you can get two months for free.

This offer is only available for the first 500 people who sign up using that link so

be quick.

Alright, if you found these tips helpful please give this video a like and subscribe for more.

Thank you very much for watching and I see you next time.

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There are a few things that you should

consider before settling your Iowa

car accident case.

Every case is different and there are

many factors in determining a

fair settlement for a car crash claim.

Some of these factors include:

your medical bills, whether you had any

lost earnings due to time off of work

because of your injuries, any

damaged property, including your vehicle

and anything else destroyed during

the crash, the extent of your pain and

suffering, and any long-term disabilities

or impairments that you may have had

because of the car crash.

Be wary of any attorney who says that

they can get you a specific dollar

amount for your case at your

first meeting.

No attorney can tell you exactly how

much your case is worth without a

review of your records and bills.

There are simply too many important

factors in a car accident claim to

be that precise.

However, an attorney can determine

an estimate of what your case is worth

if you give them the time to do

the necessary research.

A car accident lawyer can use their

experience to calculate a fair settlement

amount based upon factors specific

to your claim.

They will review your medical records,

consult with experts, and do the legal

research necessary to make an

informed estimate.

The other driver's insurance company

won't offer you a fair settlement just

because you say you were hurt in the crash.

They need proof of your injuries.

Here are a couple of ways you can get

that proof:

Number one: through your

medical records.

These records serve as important proof

of your injuries.

Your attorney will likely tell you to keep

treating for your injuries until you're

healed.

Your medical records will provide

documentation of your injuries and

make it hard for the insurance company

to lowball you during settlement

negotiations.

Number two: through a diary.

In this diary, you can record your daily

levels of pain and any setbacks you

may have while healing.

Knowing when to settle your case is

also an important part of negotiating

a fair settlement.

If you settle your case before you're

completely healed, you can be on the hook

for any medical bills that come up after

you sign your settlement paperwork.

If your settlement isn't enough to cover

these bills, then you're gonna end up

paying for that medical treatment

out of pocket, even if it was

caused by the crash.

That's another reason why your

lawyer will tell you to continue to

treat for your injuries until you're

completely healed or until you're as

healed as your doctor says that

you will get.

This will make sure that your medical

bills get factored into any

settlement amount that you accept.

Don't settle your claim on your own

before talking with a personal

injury attorney.

Most initial consultations are free,

and you can get advice about your

case from an experienced car

accident lawyer.

Reviewing your claim with an attorney

can help you decide if you need

a lawyer's help or whether you

can settle your claim on your own.

If you would like a free, no-obligation

case evaluation with one of our

car accident lawyers, call RSH Legal

today at 1-800-433-0283.

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Harry Wilson has some great news for Liverpool supporters - Duration: 3:15.

  Harry Wilson's impressive spell at Derby County hasn't changed his long-term goal

 The on-loan playmaker may be focused on the Rams double FA Cup and Championship assault at the moment

  But Reds fans need not worry his head is being turned by old foe Frank Lampard - Wilson says he is more determined than ever to make the grade at Liverpool

  Derby visit Brighton in the fifth round this weekend and the 21-year-old's performances will again be under the microscope

 But the good news for supporters back on Merseyside is that the young Welsh attacker is very much thinking of home

 He said: "The main focus this season is to get promoted with Derby. Read More Liverpool training: 5 things we noticed from warm weather session in Marbella  "But my goal is to play for Liverpool

I have always felt like a Liverpool player. Everything is going along the right path

"   Liverpool fans weren't the only ones impressed by his goal and performance against bitter rivals Manchester United

 Jurgen Klopp was so thrilled with the fantastic strike at Old Trafford he got on the phone straight away - but not to haul him back

 "He dropped me a text to tell me he'd watched it and he was delighted with the performance - and the goal!" Wilson said

Read More FA Cup predictions: Robbie Savage explains where the big upset might arrive  "A couple of weeks ago there was another message saying, 'Good result, good goal - keep going'

When you get those texts, it is a massive boost.  "I makes you know that you aren't forgotten

"  If things were different, Klopp may never have been Wilson's manager.  Bayern Munich have revealed just how close they came to appointing the German as their manager

 Ahead of the last 16 first leg, Bayern president Uli Hoeness says his club nearly appointed Klopp back in 2008

Read More FA Cup betting betting offer: How you can win £270 if Newport County score against Manchester City  They came so close in fact that he says an agreement was reached - but instead they went for Jurgen Klinsmann

 Hoeness said: "Many years ago we agreed on a collaboration together, but we ended up signing Jürgen Klinsmann instead

 "There I showed I respect him and his work a lot. It's going to be a tough task for both sides

I hope we'll come out on top."

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AFFORDABLE SUNGLASSES FOR WOMEN UV400, Anit-Reflective and Photochromic | UNBOXING | CANADIANKELSEY - Duration: 4:48.

I have no idea the state of this package because Canada Post literally is

apologizing to me we're sorry so we're gonna open this up

and check it out

welcome to today's vlog I have no idea about the contents of this package

because Canada Post has literally sent me an apology letter saying dear

customer we sincerely regret that your mail item is damaged we found it in this

condition in the mail stream we realize your mail is important to you and we are

always concerned when mail entrusted to our care is damaged we continue to

improve our processing methods to help reduce occurrences of mail damage in our

system we apologize for the inconvenience

sincerely Canada Post ah we're sorry

yes I did say that with a strong Canadian accent I think this is so funny

it's so cute and just I'm excited to open this see if it is broken or not I'm

hoping not it's a little bit on the squished side oops

alright let's open her up alright my super damaged box here getting a little

more damaged bubble wrap good sign okay they don't do broken oh my god okay I

got some Sony's you guys I'm just taking this out of the packet big reveal okay

oh look at these I love these oh my god I got two pairs I'm so excited for these

oh my god there's so much better than I thought they were gonna be you know what

I got these off of aliexpress.com for like a total of like $7 look at these

you guys oh my god I'm up so I got them in two different colors they've got like

almost like a I don't know what like sunglasses on the side as well

they're insane they're like futuristic I love these so much um I love the black

and gold and this is like a is it yellow or rose I think it's a yellow yellow and

gold color so those are the two that I got um I'm gonna put the link in the

description because these are just freaking awesome and you guys should get

them part of the reason that I wanted to check these out was because of these

like side blinder things I thought they were really cool I saw that Tom Ford had

a pair of sunglasses that had something like this and I wanted to test them out

I wanted to get a lighter pair because it's been so cloudy in Toronto but

they're still like a bit of Sun poking out so I just wanted to get a little bit

of like UV protection yeah they came in a little cloth bag as well so you can

tuck those away how look at that so cute and it did come with a oh it did come

with two cloths to clean your sunglasses so I'm just gonna stick that in side the

little pouchy thing here these are gonna be all over my Instagram now guys yeah

sure

thank you guys for watching hit that subscribe button and that thumbs up

button and I'll be seeing you guys in the next video bye for now

can you see me wink I don't even think you can see me yeah yeah

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Man Utd suffer blow in transfer race for £100m Benfica sensation - Duration: 2:34.

  Real Madrid and Barcelona are leading the race for Benfica wonderkid Joao Felix in a big blow to Manchester United's hopes

 Teenager Felix has emerged as the latest youngster top teams are chasing.  His Portuguese club Benfica are hoping to spark a summer auction which could reach £100 million for the 19-year-old

 Attacking ace Felix is in outstanding recent form with three goals and three assists in Benfica's last four matches

 It has impressed United scouts with Portugal Under-21 international now having scored nine goals and contributed five assists in 24 outings this term

 He scored in their recent 5-1 win over Boavista and in the 4-2 away victory at local rivals Sporting Lisbon in front of watching scouts

 Felix also found the net in last weekend's 10-0 thrashing of Nacional and played 90 minutes in Thursday's 2-1 Europa League win at Galatasaray

  Barcelona last month completed the £65m signing of Ajax starlet Frenkie de Jong,21, ahead of the midfielder joining them in the summer – despite interest from Manchester City

  But Mirror Sport understands from sources in Portugal that Benfica are expecting Felix to end up either at Barca or Real Madrid as both the Spanish giants have already signalled their intent

 It doesn't bode well for United as even City boss Pep Guardiola admitted recently: "Normally when you are involved with Madrid and Barcelona you are going to lose

You have to be quicker and more efficient."   Meanwhile Manchester United will without both Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial for two to three weeks

 The duo have been shone since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's arrival as caretaker boss

 The pair both started in the Champions League loss to Paris Saint-Germain in midweek, but both left the field injured with neither appearing in the second half

 They are both unlikely to play again this month.

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Trumps Miami visit isnt for Venezuela. Its to stoke socialism fear that wins elections Miami Heral - Duration: 4:37.

Trumps Miami visit isnt for Venezuela. Its to stoke socialism fear that wins elections Miami Heral

February 15, 2019 07:00 AM

President Donald Trump is making another one of his pricey, taxpayer funded trips to his Mar a Lago estate this weekend. And, lucky us, hell be in Miami for Presidents Day.

If you believe the rhetoric, — to dislodge that scoundrel Nicolás Maduro with a speech from the podium at Florida International University. If you believe his supporters, the president is here to support and embolden interim president Juan Guaidó, whose life is on the line every day that he calls for free, verified elections in his country.

But if Trumps ultimate goal were to influence a positive outcome in Venezuela, hed be in Washington or abroad carrying out some serious diplomacy behind the scenes, perhaps with his friends Vladimir Putin and Chinas Xi Jinping, who support Maduro. His strategy, instead of cranking up a friendly Miami audience, might be to engage in the tough work of convincing complicit third parties to persuade Maduro and his staunch military enablers to leave Venezuela.

Or maybe Trump would be working to get U.S. aid across the border from Colombia to desperate Venezuelans . What you dont expect the U.S. president to be doing, at this crucial moment, is playing into Maduros hand by strutting his rhetoric in Florida like a peacock his plumes. What Maduro wants the world to believe is that the massive revolt against him is all American made.

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But Trump is already campaigning for re election in 2020 — and Venezuela is his winning ticket in Florida. Its Trump first, not Venezuela first.

All those independent voters who lost thousands of dollars from their 401 k s to the plunges in the stock market brought on by his little trade wars, all those taxpayers now learning that they cant take deductions — thanks to Trump and the GOPs tax plan for the wealthy to pay less — need a huge new fear to embrace.

And, as he did with Mexican immigrants and the wall, Trump has found a new trigger point to peddle in the Venezuela example. He revealed it in a neat, during the State of the Union address: socialism as the new boogeyman from which Trump will save us.

We stand with the Venezuelan people in their noble quest for freedom — and we condemn the brutality of the Maduro regime, whose socialist policies have turned that nation from being the wealthiest in South America into a state of abject poverty and despair, Trump said.

Up to there, I couldnt agree more. But then he went on: Here, in the United States, we are alarmed by new calls to adopt socialism in our country. America was founded on liberty and independence — not government coercion, domination and control. We are born free, and we will stay free.

Tonight, he added to rousing applause as the camera panned to a somber Sen. Bernie Sanders shrinking in his seat, we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.

Two weeks later, Trump is coming to swing state Florida to deliver another anti socialism speech that conveniently paints Democrats with an inaccurate broad brush. And hell be successful, thanks to Sanders, an independent who ran as a Democrat for president and moved sectors of the party further left, and to the celebrity of freshman U.S. Rep. Alexandra Ocasio Cortez of New York.

Trump has to win Florida again to be re elected — and the anti socialism formula works marvelously well in this state as political campaign strategy.

The socialists are coming message helped Gov. Ron DeSantis win the Florida governorship — and sent his loathed predecessor, Rick Scott, to the U.S. Senate in midterm elections with such razor thin margins that ballots had to be recounted. DeSantis launched the socialism message early in his campaign by attacking Ocasio Cortez. He was setting up the narrative. It was the beginning point of , Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, who wasnt one by any stretch of the imagination, as a socialist and a communist.

I watched the strategy be put to work on the ground from the microcosm of my suburban Miami precinct, where a Republican campaign poll worker handed out cards to voters, day in and day out during early voting, warning: We cant allow what happened in Cuba and Venezuela to happen in this country!

Although theyre not verbalizing exactly how this would happen, Trump supporters say his speech in Miami on Monday will serve to put more pressure on Maduro to resign and leave the country.

If Ronald Reagans speeches in Miami in the era of glasnost and perestroika didnt drive Fidel and Raúl Castro out of Cuba in the late 1980s, nor in the early 90s when people were starving after Soviet subsidies ended, I seriously doubt a Trump speech in Miami can move an inch in Venezuela.

It can, however, anger and entrench Maduro more and prolong the bloody conflict and his regime.

Yet, in the ears of the exiled in Florida and for his MAGA nation, Trumps hawkish anti socialism has the patina of 2020 gold.

Award winning columnist Fabiola Santiago has been writing about all things Miami since 1980, when the Mariel boatlift became her first front page story. A Cuban refugee child of the Freedom Flights, shes also the author of essays, short fiction, and the novel Reclaiming Paris.

February 12, 2019 02:55 PM

Helping ban assault weapons, as Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School parents and survivors are doing, would be the best way to honor Parkland shooting victims as we mark the first anniversary of the tragedy.

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Real time updates and all local stories you want right in the palm of your hand.

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Learn colors with Finger family songs - Best finger painting video for kids - Duration: 4:09.

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Crushing Glass and Loading First Truck for Flatlick Branch - Duration: 1:01.

We are in the Sully District in the Cub Run

Watershed at the Flatlick Branch sewer rehabilitation

project. Today we are replacing sewer pipes which

were installed before some regulatory changes and so

we are undoing different materials and a larger pipe

to accommodate the increased development in

the area. This is the first project that Fairfax County

has done where we are using crushed glass on-site. We

are using it as bedding material under pipes as

well as fill material around the pipes. We are

expecting to use around 250 tons of crushed glass. And

that is important to do because now, instead of

just going to the landfill and taking up space, we are

reusing it by repurposing it and crushing it down

such that it will be useful, instead of just

going to the landfill.

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Where Y'at magazine's entertainment picks for the weekend of February 15, 2019 - Duration: 2:35.

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The four key attributes Liverpool look for in a player - Duration: 2:35.

 Liverpool have an incredibly talented team at their disposal to spot and sign top talent

 Those working behind the scenes are always diligently on the lookout for those that can improve the team now or in the future

 Incomings can come in the form of everything from barely developed academy youngsters and exciting teenage stars to world-class players about to hit peak form

Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now  But what is it the Reds look for when bringing in anyone new?  Head of Liverpool Academy's football operations Nick Marshall has explained what the club and its coaching staff want to see in any potential signings

 "There are four attributes and attitudes generally that clubs and coaches will look for, and I have always used these to identify the progress and success of a player," he told TheTransitionPhase

 "To be successful, you will generally need to be able to possess three out of the four, and you are going to have to be at least a 9/10 in at least one of them for you to really stand out

  Technical attributes for your position  Tactical awareness (football intelligence)  Psychological, social and mental attributes  Physical attributes  "If you look at top performers in any sport, you will generally see they have at least three of these, and be really strong in them

If you have all four, then you are laughing."  Marshall joined Liverpool's Academy in 2014 having previously spent more than 20 years in the footballing world working for Barnsley and Leeds United as a coach and Nottingham Forest as their academy manager

 His role in Kirkby involves working closely with staff to provide the necessary support they require to deliver world-class coaching

 Marshall is also responsible for implementing the elite player performance plan and works with the player recruitment team

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Play the WHO AM I Game for a Road Trip Full of Surprises 🚗🛷🎂 - Duration: 5:14.

(blowing party horn)

- Today's my birthday!

And for my wish, I wanna do all of our favorite activities.

But just like birthday surprises,

you're gonna have to guess what they are.

But don't worry, we're gonna give you hints.

And the first one's coming up right after this.

(blowing party horn)

- [Children] Kids in Cars.

(jingle)

(honking) - Beep, beep.

- Hi kids, welcome to Kids in Cars,

where we believe family adventures are best without screens.

So today's my birthday

and we're gonna do all my favorite things.

So here's the plan.

I'm taking my favorite son on a road trip--

- Dad, I'm your only son.

- You're right, you are my only son.

And then, we're gonna play my favorite road trip game

on the way to my favorite winter activity.

Tonight, we're gonna eat my favorite dinner,

and then have my favorite dessert!

So are you ready to play our favorite road trip game?

- Yes.

- On Kids in Cars, we played a lot of different,

fun road trip games.

But my favorite one is the Who Am I? game.

Do you like that one, Kenton?

- Yeah!

- I do too!

Who Am I? is really easy to play and a lot of fun too.

One person gives the other person three clues

about who they're thinking of.

They can think of anybody.

An animal, a person, anybody they want.

And then the other person has to guess who it is.

Okay Kenton, ready to play Who Am I?

- Yeah!

- Who do you wanna go first, you or me?

- Me.

- Okay, you go first.

You give me three clues.

- I'm big, and I like blue and orange,

and I teach kids how to do a lot of like, sink or float.

- So you're big, you like blue and orange,

and you teach kids fun stuff like sink or float.

- Yeah.

- I think that's Blippi!

- Yeah.

- Alright.

- Your turn. - Okay, my turn.

- Okay, I sleep all day, I'm very furry

and when I like you, I sit on your lap and purr.

Who am I?

- Mia

- Mia kat, our kitty cat at home.

Okay Kenton, your turn.

- I am a crane, and I'm green

and I am from Thomas the Tank Engine.

- You're green, you've a crane

and you're from Thomas the Tank Engine.

Are you talking about Cranky?

- Yeah!

- Yes!

That was a good one, Kenton.

Okay, my turn.

Here's a hard one.

I love fires, I sit in a fire truck,

and I have four legs.

Who am I?

- A dalmatian.

- You're right, a dalmatian.

Was that a hard one?

- No.

- Okay, you tell me, you give me a good one.

- I am big, I am green and yellow,

and I have four wheels and I have an engine.

- Okay, you're big, you're green and yellow,

and you have four wheels and an engine.

Give me one more hint.

- And I have a seat.

- A seat?

I don't know Kenton, what are you thinking of?

- A lawnmower.

- Oh, you're right, a lawnmower.

Kenton, how'd you think of that?

That was a good one.

- Yeah.

- Oh man!

Kenton look!

We're almost to our favorite winter activity!

Okay, let's give you some hints.

It involves snow, it involves a big hill,

and Kenton and I are gonna sit on tubes.

Can you guess what it is?

- Going tubing!

- Yes, we're going tubing on a big snow hill.

Let's do it, let's go have some fun!

We're going down backwards!

(laughing)

(upbeat music)

(yelling)

(music drowns out other sounds)

Wow, that was so much fun!

Did you have fun?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, oh man, I worked up a hunger.

I'm starving.

Now, let's go home and eat our favorite dinner.

Let's do it.

My favorite dinner is tacos!

But I'm trying to lose weight, so I've ordered a taco salad.

Mmm!

And my favorite dessert is birthday cake!

(blows out candles)

Hey kids, click this next video

for another fun road trip full of surprises!

We'll see you next video!