Thứ Hai, 18 tháng 2, 2019

Waching daily Feb 18 2019

hi there we're at versa a person is an online community for anyone who wants to

master all things digital we're on a mission to provide universal access to

world-class education basically we want to unlock your business potential and

hope you learn whichever way works best for you all our content is available

online so once you've signed up you can learn from anywhere from work

or even order to meet

you'll learn everything at your own pace step-by-step and best of all the vast

majority of our content is available for free

so how will we provide you with this kind of education well let me show you

we're a team of experts and industry leaders in the fields that are and we

want to see you get to the same level

we're here if you want to upgrade your business's online strategies you want to

master digital marketing or got to learn all the skills you need to build a

business online from scratch

we've got your back and everything dish

when you enroll in our courses you'll learn from our experience and put it

into action with us you'll learn everything you need to get the results

that you're looking for and increase your brand's performance and marketing

potential across all digital channel

you'll learn how to make your brand's presence that's how to harness your

reach and get the right kind of customers for your business we use all

of the techniques I will teach you in our courses every single day across all

of our campaigns we stand behind every promise every system and all the

training will give you because we've been doing this over 10 years we'll

teach you the techniques used by the top 1% of industry leaders worldwide so what

are you waiting for come and learn with us

For more infomation >> Who Is Adversent? We Teach Digital Marketing - Duration: 2:23.

-------------------------------------------

Dog's Head Is Stuck In A Pipe... | Kritter Klub - Duration: 4:16.

Excuse me.. my friend needs help...

Something is stuck on her head...

That object is...

A pipe...

This dog struggles...

to lie down properly

When someone is around...

she is far from being delighted

and runs away in fear

I am not the owner

But I have dogs so she lives with them

Instead of humans...

She relies on her small family..

This is the firstborn

This is the secondborn

The man's dogs are her companions

I've seen her for years

2-3 meters is the closest I can be to her

Don't come hear me!!

She dislikes being approached

and prefers spending time alone

The pipe is still getting in her way...

So, the man is still eager to help her out

I called 119

But she ran away

She's over there

She is spotted roaming around alone..

Or nearby the other dogs

and willing to protect them

The pipe is making it hard for her to touch her face

We must set her free from this pipe

A team comes in to help

This is dried yellow corvina

Food is prepared to set up a trap

It's the sumptuous feast

But to make this plan work out...

She'll know that people are away if the car is gone

The man helps to set up a meticulous trap

The dog comes towards the trap

while everyone is nervously watching

She carefully enters

And the team closes the trap door in no time

She is now safe and in our hands!

The vets help to cut the pipe with caution..

Making sure it doesn't cause further injuries..

How does she look underneath the pipe?

She has many scratches

but it won't have serious aftereffects that can cause bone abnormalities

Further health checks are carried out

Please check the heart

And awaiting everyone... was a surprise...

She's 3 weeks pregnant

The dog was carrying a new life

The man decided to take care of her

You have an extra family member

She was there the whole time

So she will feel at ease

I'll help her give birth safely

After a lot of struggle...

she can now live normally

She also has a new person to rely on...!

Stay healthy and happy with your new family :)

For more infomation >> Dog's Head Is Stuck In A Pipe... | Kritter Klub - Duration: 4:16.

-------------------------------------------

«Футбол для меня — это космос!»: история Сэмми Джабраиль - Duration: 8:05.

1 hour before the Zenit v Rostov match

5 hours before the Zenit v Rostov match

Hello everyone my name is Semmi Djabrail and I want to tell you my story.

I had a car accident just over a year ago while on the Scandinavia motorway.

I was riding with a friend

and we hit the safety barrier

and as a result of which I lost my leg

I also broke a number of bones all over my body

We were found by a truck driver

and he gave us first aid, he put a tourniquet on me

as my friend was holding my leg

hoping it can be saved...

Maybe he was afraid that my leg would be lost or get infected or something like that...

We were taken to a hospital in Vyborg,

because we were quite far from St. Petersburg.

I'd lost a lot of blood

I had two or three operations in Vyborg

that lasted from 10 to 13 hours.

They weren't sure if I would survive.

I then spent a month in a hospital back in St. Petersburg where I was taken by helicopter

but I don't remember much about it, as I was in a coma for six days

and there was no guarantee I would wake up

It's not so much about the pain,

but more the fear of never seeing your family again.

It's not the fear of death.

It's the fear of not seeing anyone again.

After being in a coma and later coming round

I was so happy that I had survived.

My mum was next to me

but I could see it was difficult for her to see me

It was harder for me to see how upset she was, so I sent her home.

Stop, i don't want...Wait a minute...

So...

It's not always like this, sometimes I manage not to cry.

I sent my mother back as it was so hard for her to see me like that

I knew how painful it was for her, as it would be for any mother's heart.

I can't imagine how she felt.

After that...

I was lying flat on my back for a month before I was allowed to sit up.

My friends was taking care of me for about six months.

The hardest thing for me as I was such an active person before the accident and i don't want to lose that.

Getting stuff done is harder now than before.

That's my biggest loss.

But I can walk again

have a look

this is my new leg.

I always say be kinder and don't avert your eyes if you see a disabled person

because very often people look away when they see me in my wheelchair

But really it's just a chair, nothing about me has changed

a girl is still a girl, just in a chair and just not standing up.

But still people do avert their gaze.

My advice is not to be afraid and go beyond your fear

but I am the one who has a real fear

when people are afraid of you, it makes you very insecure.

I was at a game only once before and it was a long time ago.

I know Zenit are one of the most famous teams in Russia

I know some of the player's names

Dzyuba, is there a guy called that? Great!

I expect the stadium to be very impressive.

Honestly, I'm sure.

Steward: You're welcome!

Semmi: How beautiful! Wow!

I'm expecting it to be very emotional for me

and that they'll be a wave of energy for me

especially as I'm with my friends, we'll support the team and shout.

Hello!

Steward: Hello! Do you need assistance to your seat?

Semmi: No thanks, we'll be fine on our own, we have a group of us here together.

That's what these places are for, you go there to feel very alive and have great feelings.

Stadium announcer: Our St. Petersburg's Zenit!

Stadium announcer: Let's go!

After such events, you're flooding with emotions.

Who's there?!

Wow, you're a cutie! Hello!

I didn't feel unsafe at any time while here.

That's cool.

In other crowded places it can be scary because when you are in a wheelchair you are lower than other people so you are not seen or heard.

50,000 people, that's crazy!

I'm expecting I'll go deaf.

Are they going to do a Mexican wave?

With Valuev: Hello, it's nice to meet you. My name is Semmi!

You are very big, I feel so safe with you!

He is like a rock, I told him how pleased I was to meet him and shook his giant hand.

Ohhh how cool!

How angrily he threw that ball, just threw it!

Can you imagine all those people there together, united as one.

At least this thing (football) unites people.

Come on, come on number 14.

Football for me is fantastic.

Oh, oh, how many of them!

Come on! Come on! Come on!

Well done!

I know that you have excellent facilities

for those who are visually impaired

and there is a special commentator describing events on the pitch for those fans.

Also that you have special facilities for those who are hard of hearing and that is great!

I know that you're the only team in Russia doing this.

That's super!

Friends, if you're like me and want to visit such an interesting event,

then go to this special section on the Zenit website

and you'll find all the info you need, as well as a FAQ.

The link is below.

I think it will be great,

the stadium is so big

and of course it's Zenit.

It's such a big beautiful UFO.

Stadium announcer: The match is over 2-0 to Zenit!

Stadium announcer: St. Petersburg!

I would like to come back again!

For more infomation >> «Футбол для меня — это космос!»: история Сэмми Джабраиль - Duration: 8:05.

-------------------------------------------

Equity Research vs Private Equity - Which is Better? - Duration: 12:45.

hello everyone welcome to the channel of Wallstreetmojo friends welcome to the

tutorial on equity research versus private equity now this tutorial is

based on a very conceptuality regarding or you can see a dilemma solver because

an MBA was coming on let it be a CFA he's always into that dilemma

that what exactly should you should go for equity research or whether they

should go for private equity or Investment Banking and so on and so

forth so we are over here to discuss the difference between this two let's get

into the nitty-gritty of the same and understand what exactly goes in and

around see equity research and private equity they both both the profession may

seem to run along the same lines but there lies a huge difference between the

two of them equity research is all about let me write let me just draw things for

you a table that will be really be helpful for us to end to do some

analysis that is equity research and private equity and over here some point

of difference can be also the point of difference okay and this you see you

know let's begin so both the both the areas are really

lucrative but there is a huge difference equity research is all about over here

is finding valuations and you can say is researching and analyzing the listed

companies and stock exchange while private equity is all about researching

research is a main thing in in both the same in both the case when analyzing the

private companies and interpreting you can say with you know interpreting your

results so in this tutorial will try to point out the major differences between both

the profession and make it simple for you for your comparison so the second

point what is will be discussing what is equity research and what is private

equity equity research is a part it is a part of investment banking sector and is

meant for the intellectual and qualitative students your role as an

equity research analyst would include talking to forms traders and brokers for

discussing and sharing investment recommendation to recommendation for

clients so you would also have to collect information info and research is

is a part and parcel of your life if you are if you are into equity research so

basically you would have to collect information perform some financial

statement analysis FSA and based on the research you would be you'd prepare the

detail equity reports along with the complex financial models the financial

models is very important part of this relative valuation which is known as

comp comp valuation or precedent transaction method president transaction

whether is very famous once again p/e ratio PPV ratio

comparable coms and so on and so forth now let's see something regarding

private equity see a private equity analyst is a person who deals into

research and you can say analysis both okay but an analysis of what exactly

that is my question of private companies using the financial modeling techniques

see a private equity analysts the acts as a support to the private equity

companies and trading groups by providing an analytical and you can say

asset valuation support so asset valuation support and analytical support

is one key task the major focus is on recommending the strategies you know and

for the highest return on investments and balancing the equities and debt

instruments okay so if you like you know if you wish to

go into both the field they both are lucrative they both are really good but

it's on a personal choice to decide let's see some of the other details what

are the prerequisites that is required for this both the fields basically if

you see the prerequisites in case of equity research and in the PE let's see

usually CAS and MBAs are at the top of the choices of the recruiters for the

position of equity research analyst but it is not mandatory to have a commerce

background you have to master your analytical and quantitative ski skills

over here and you should have a strong interest in financial markets accounting

economics so you should also possess excellent communication skill in this

particular arena communication skills will play a major

roles you can say for pursuing the career in private equity a background of

Commerce and finance it is recommended Commerce and finance is recommended for

you should be an MBA to work in this field and should have relevant skillset

to handling multiple tasks logical reasoning analytical reasoning so

candidates with excellent verbal and written communication skills a preferred

now let's see the employment outlook in both the case so the employment outlook

in this scenario see basic job roles that are part of equity research our

trainee ok so the very first step towards the career equity research is

being a trainee in a company it teaches you necessary skills required for

stepping into the shoes of associate and training can be of any time period you

can say between close enough to between 6 months to 1 year ok and and generally

it involves workshops case studies and lectures the second are the associates

training required in this is close enough to 1 year to 2 years ok and

they are hired as the associates associates are Equity Research Analyst

they provide written reports written reports and company opinions to the

sales department of the form the next is senior analyst the senior analysts so

the senior analysts are is a reputed position to inquire you would accompany

the CEO of the company in the doors and advise him on the special matters

generally a candidate works as an associate for around you know for 3

years and works as a senior analyst for several years before being promoted to

the position of vice president on the similar line of career progression in

the field of private equity it involves the designations which are as follow in

case of private equity the first one is the know known as the analyst he starts

at the level of analyst see as an analyst you would

be be supporting your team members and your major focus will be on financial

modeling developing your analytical skills so you're required to be an

analyst for close enough to 2 years before being promoted to the position of

associate the next is associate so over here the experience of around 2 or

more years in private equity firm would make you suitable for the position so

you can say 2 years you would review applications support your team members

in negotiations so negotiation will play a part over here and execution and

building contact execution the plan will will will play a major role in this

execution networking all will be major role playing drivers in in this

particular field so that is it and it requires a close enough to you can say

3 years of experience in this field as an associate before applying for the

post of associate director now next is associate director in this case the

minimum experience that is required is around 4 to 5 years and it's

compulsory for being an associate director sure you would be an important

part of a larger transactions and you would confine yourself to mid market

level mid market transaction as an associate director okay the next one is

a investment director let me read for you investment director so in this

scenario only those candidates who are highly experienced and I am selected for

this for this position so as an investment director you will play an

extremely important role in basically fundraising and taking strategic

decision strategic decision so over here the experience will play a major role

and your salary your compensation will be really high at this end second most

important thing only highly experienced and selected people are being selected

for this role now let's see something related to the compensation in

compensation in case of compensation talking about your career in the field

of equity research you're earning as an junior analyst would range somewhere

close to between $45,000 to let's say around $50,000 in case of equity

research annually and after or promotion as an associate you can expect a close

enough to in between 65,000 to 90,000 range on the basis of your performance

and experience as in senior analyst your others right for you senior analyst you

can expect between 125000 to 250000

dollars and we provided and you can earn hefty amount as a bonus which can be two

to five down five times of the basic compensation while speaking of the

career in the private equity if you go to see then this pay scale is around for

40000 to 1 lakh dollars and that is pretty good as a part apart from

the basic recommendation additional benefits like bonus and other emoluments

can get can get you a really good money so there are some pros and cons related

to both both the cases let's see see as a candidate post in your career in the

field of equity research the pros are you can say do you have good salary

undoubtedly okay but there is ample you can say of ample amount of exit

opportunities for work absolutely opportunity for work and the next one is

stable working hours so this are some of the pros there are some cons related to

this over here it is basically a desk bound job okay that is one bad thing

longer duration of in sitting in front of the computer sitting in front of the

the computer so this is again con and there is an interdepartmental pressure

in this particular arena in this in the in the field of private equity your

career is related to pros and cons would be as follow the first one is

you know there are convenient working hours so working hours are good the salary is

good salary again the same over here and there is ample knowledge to gain in this

particularly scenario okay so ample knowledge and there are some consolation

to this which is you can say in depth study and not much recognition is is

given in this particular end not much recognition as compared to other field

so what to choose see after reading the detail analysis of both the profession

this equity research and private equity it becomes clear that both of the

options can earn you good and give you really good monetary benefits by posing

your career equity research you can bring it can bring you in the limelight

as an aspirant of the private equity sector you would have to be compromised

in the limelight fact factor the private equity jobs can provide you valuable

experience which can be used later if you decide to foray into other sectors

equal research jobs are for those who have a strong liking towards the finance

and financial analysis so the decision to choose or any one of the given option

is extremely difficult as both the jobs can take your career to different

heights thank you everyone

For more infomation >> Equity Research vs Private Equity - Which is Better? - Duration: 12:45.

-------------------------------------------

What Arsenal fans have voted is a massive shock - bad news for Unai Emery - Duration: 3:46.

 Twitter user Olle Le Moine conducted a poll to reach out to Arsenal supporters to give their verdict on who was more important - Ozil or Emery

 The German has fallen out of favour at the Emirates Stadium under Emery and has started just one game, against Cardiff, since the turn of the year

 He did not travel to Belarus for Arsenal's Europa League defeat to BATE Borisov on Thursday night, having still been feeling the effects of illness

 There has been intensive speculation over the future of the 30-year-old midfielder, who signed a new contract worth £350,000 a week before tax in January last year which ties him to the club until 2021

 READ MORE: Ian Holloway tears into laughing stock Arsenal  @OlleLeMoine posted on the site: "Right, let end this debate ones and for all

Who would you rather keep at Arsenal? Retweet - Unai Emery. Like Mesut Özil." As of 11am on Monday morning, more than 10 times more fans had voted to keep Ozil rather than Emery - 2606 to 216

 The verdict appeared to irk the fan who ran the poll as he later posted: "People supposed to be "fans" of Arsenal supporting the #TeamMesut defines Arsenal fans in a nutshell

 "Cried out for a new manager. 7 months in they're picking side between the manager and player is ridiculous

As I said before. No player is bigger than the manager. End of debate." Ozil appeared to indicate he would not be forced out of Arsenal against his will in a cryptic Twitter message which featured a quote from Gunners great Dennis Bergkamp on Friday night

 The playmaker posted a picture of himself wearing the Arsenal captain's armband along with a quote from Bergkamp which read: "When you start supporting a football club, you don't support it because of the trophies, or a player, or history, you support it because you found yourself somewhere there; found a place where you belong

" Fans' favourite Bergkamp is considered one of Arsenal's greatest ever players and has a statue outside the Emirates

Latest Arsenal news Arsene Wenger believes losing Aaron Ramsey's unique qualities in midfield will be a setback for Arsenal

 The Wales international has signed a pre-contract agreement with Juventus and will officially join the Turin club on July 1, once his existing deal with the Gunners expires

 The 28-year-old has spent the last 11 years in north London - largely under the stewardship of Wenger, who signed the midfielder from Cardiff when he was still a teenager in 2008

 Speaking at the Laureus Sport for Good presentation, Wenger said: "It will be a loss for Arsenal

I must say it will be an interesting move for Ramsey. "He is a player who is great going forward

His main quality is he can keep the final ball and he makes interesting runs from deep

You don't find many players today who can make midfield runs off the ball. It will be an interesting addition for Juventus

For more infomation >> What Arsenal fans have voted is a massive shock - bad news for Unai Emery - Duration: 3:46.

-------------------------------------------

The Kante conundrum: Finding out whether Sarri really is wasting the best CDM in the world - Duration: 6:17.

 "N'Golo Kante is by far the best player in the Premier League this season."  Those were the words of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2016, when Kante and Leicester City were in the midst of one of the greatest seasons in football history

 It was Kante's performances for the Foxes in that title-winning campaign that prompted Chelsea to pay £30 million for his services

 The Frenchman has since gone on to make that fee look like a bargain. He helped Chelsea win the title in his first season, putting in a string of displays that were worthy of the PFA Player of the Year award

 Kante was the best midfielder in the Premier League two seasons ago, his indefatigable style and non-stop running earning him a Ballon d'Or nomination in October 2017

 While Chelsea's defence of their title ended in disappointment - they finished fifth in 2017-18, with Antonio Conte losing his job at the end of the campaign - Kante would still go on to win the club's Player of the Year award

 And then Maurizio Sarri arrived. And nothing has been the same since. New manager, new position  Sarri brought Jorginho with him from Napoli and the 60-year-old decided that it would be the new arrival, not Kante, who would play in front of the defence

 Kante has instead played further forward, with Sarri asking him to contribute in the attacking phases

 It seems nonsensical to move one of the best defensive midfielders in the world out of his preferred position - Kante now starts on the right of a midfield three - but Sarri has stuck with his ideology, despite the criticism

 "The world of football thinks that Kante should play as a deep lying midfield player but in the world of Sarri, he doesn't, he wants to play someone else," former Arsenal defender Martin Keown said on BT Sport in January

 "He's the best midfield player and he's playing out of position. He looks ordinary in this Chelsea team

"  So, what impact has the position switch had on Kante?  Using Premier League and WhoScored statistics, GiveMeSport has compared Kante's numbers from each of his four seasons in the top flight

 The 27-year-old is currently on pace to set all-time lows for tackles per game (1

8), tackle success (51 per cent), interceptions per game (1.4) and recoveries per game (6

8) - four areas which he specialises in.  This is what Sarri is missing out on by asking Kante to play in more advanced areas

 It's startling to note how less impactful Kante is in the defensive aspects of the game now than he was during the 2015-16 season at Leicester

 He recorded 4.7 tackles per game during that fairytale season at a success rate of 71 per cent

 His interceptions per game and recoveries per game was 4.2 and 8.8 respectively

It's easy to see why he was named in the PFA Team of the Year - he was truly sublime in helping Leicester upset the odds

Has it been worth it?  Now playing further forwards, you would be looking for Kante to currently be in the midst of his best season statistically in the attacking areas

 He's already scored his highest number of league goals in a season - the World Cup winner has netted three times, better than the one he managed in each of his first three seasons in England

 Kante has also recorded four assists, the same number he managed in the entire 2015-16 season and more than he had in his first two seasons for Chelsea

 Kante is making more key passes per game than he ever has done before.  Meanwhile, his 0

77 shots per game is the same as it was in the 2016-17 campaign - but significantly higher than it was in his one season at Leicester

 Playing further forward opens Kante up to lose the ball more - particularly as he isn't the most adept player with the ball at his feet

 And we're seeing the impact of that. He has been dispossessed on average 1.7 times per game under Sarr

 That number was 0.7 when he was at Leicester.  So, while Kante is having more of an impact than he ever has offensively, has it really been worth it?  When you see the drop off in tackles, interceptions and recoveries, it seems unlikely

 Sarri insisted in November that Kante doesn't have the technical ability to play the holding role in his system

   At this point it seems doubtful that that view is going to change.  And he's more than ready to deal with the criticism that continues to come his way

 

For more infomation >> The Kante conundrum: Finding out whether Sarri really is wasting the best CDM in the world - Duration: 6:17.

-------------------------------------------

New 2019 Ford Focus ST is hotter than ever with 276bhp - Duration: 6:22.

New Ford Focus ST hatch and Estate boosted to 276bhp, while a diesel-version producing 187bhp will also be offered

This is the new Ford Focus ST, which will get more power than ever as it prepares to go into battle with the Renault Megane R.S., Honda Civic Type R and the next generation of VW Golf GTI.

The Mk4 ST will pack up to 12 per cent more power and 17 per cent more torque than the previous iteration

Those gains are likely to be necessary as the car squares up to the 316bhp Civic and, within the next 12 months, a hot Mk8 Golf that's expected to have up to 300bhp.

Ford is continuing to offer the ST with a choice of petrol or diesel power, and the option of an Estate body style as well as the regular five-door

The 2.3-litre EcoBoost four-cylinder petrol engine produces 276bhp at 5,500rpm, and 420Nm between 3,000rpm and 4,000rpm

The brand says the unit is the most free-revving Focus ST motor yet and offers enough to propel the front-wheel-drive five-door from 0-62mph in less than six seconds

That means it's set to slice at least half a second off the Mk3 ST's figure.. The motor also features anti-lag – a feature gleaned from the development of the GT supercar and F-150 Raptor pick-up, Ford says

The tech, which is more commonly used on competition vehicles, keeps the throttle open even when the driver lifts their foot off the accelerator, maintaining pressure to the turbo and improving response

This ST's system is said to be more of a performance aid than to produce the pops and bangs that have featured on throttle lifts since the Mk2.

The EcoBlue diesel is the most powerful engine of its type ever offered in a Focus, with 187bhp and 400Nm of torque

That latter figure comes in between 2,000rpm and 3,000rpm, but Ford claims 360Nm is available at just 1,500rpm

As a result, the Mk4 ST diesel has 10 per cent more power and double the torque of the Mk1 ST170.

This ST gets a limited-slip differential – a feature normally reserved for the Focus RS – but it's an electronic e-diff instead of the mechanical set-up that has featured on previous extreme Focus models

Developed by Borg Warner, and available only on the petrol car, the e-diff uses hydraulic clutches integrated into the transmission to limit the torque being delivered to the wheel with less grip

This means it can redistribute up to 100 per cent of the torque to the wheel that has traction, helping to boost acceleration out of corners.

The ST's ride height is 10mm lower than a regular Focus's, while damper stiffness is up by a fifth at the front and 13 per cent at the rear

The car has bespoke Michelin Sport Pilot 4S tyres and the power steering gets a boost, too, going beyond the quick response of the current Fiesta ST; you need just two turns of the wheel, lock to lock.

A six-speed manual gearbox features as standard across both petrol and diesel engines; this has a seven per cent shorter shift throw than in regular Focuses

As part of an optional Performance Pack, which also brings Continuously Controlled Damping, you'll get a gearshift indicator light and rev-matching technology to help maintain momentum during downshifts

The latter can be deactivated if you want to heel-and-toe conventionally.. In addition, the petrol edition of the ST is available with a seven-speed auto gearbox, which assesses driving style and optimises gearshift timings accordingly

It can also be controlled using paddles mounted behind the steering wheel.. The ST gets a selection of styling upgrades, although the car is still similar in appearance to the ST-Line trim level

There's a revised front grille, a bigger and more angled rear spoiler, unique alloy wheels and the option of two exclusive colours: Ford Performance Blue and, in a nod to the five-cylinder Mk2 Focus ST, Orange Fury.

Inside, there are Recaro sports seats, aluminium pedals, metal flourishes on the vents and grey stitching

Ford's SYNC 3 infotainment system – an eight-inch display incorporating navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionality – also features.

The ST is due to arrive in dealers towards the end of the summer, with the petrol, diesel, five-door and Estate models all available from launch

Early versions will all be in the top ST-3 trim level, Auto Express understands, and pitched at the higher-end customers who made up around 70 per cent of Mk3 ST sales anyway.

There's no word yet on pricing, but we'd expect a modest increase over the outgoing car, with a five-door ST-3 EcoBoost costing around £27,500, undercutting the Hyundai i30 N Performance by more than £1,000.

For more infomation >> New 2019 Ford Focus ST is hotter than ever with 276bhp - Duration: 6:22.

-------------------------------------------

Chelsea latest news: 'Liability' player is reason TheBlues won't finish in top four - Stewart Robson - Duration: 3:28.

For more infomation >> Chelsea latest news: 'Liability' player is reason TheBlues won't finish in top four - Stewart Robson - Duration: 3:28.

-------------------------------------------

Orientataion - Have & There is - Duration: 6:32.

שלום לכולם וברוכים הבאים ל-English Mentor של יואל גבע

שמי לודמילה, ואני אהיה המנטורית שלכם היום

היום נדבר על איך אנו אמרים "יש" או "אין" באנגלית

מצטערת על העברית שלי, היא לא כל כך טובה

אבל אני מקווה שאתם תדעו היטב

להגיד את הדברים האלו באנגלית

לאחר שיעור זה

אני רוצה להציג את ידידי הקטן טדי

אנו חיים בעולם חומרי מאד

ולכן זה חשוב מאוד

לדעת לדבר על דברים שברשותנו

על דברים ששייכים לנו או על דברים שלא שייכים לנו

אבל אולי יהיו בעתיד

הנה למשל, לטדי יש דירה

הוא בעל מזל

ההורים של טדי, שהם כמובן מבוגרים יותר

להם יש משהו גדול יותר ויקר יותר

להורים של טדי יש בית

אם כן, אם אנו רוצים להגיד שמשהו שייך למישהו

אנו משתמשים ב have או ב- has

אתם כבר למדתם Present Simple

ואתם יודעים שאם אתם רוצים לבנות משפטים שליליים

צריך להשתמש בפועל העזר do או does

למשל, לטדי אין הרבה זמן חופש

ולהורים של טדי אין חדר מגורים גדול

אז כך בונים משפטי שלילה

מה לגבי שאלות?

אנו שמים את פועל העזר לפני הנושא

האם להורים של טדי יש בית יפה?

מה אתם חושבים?

האם טדי עושה שם חיים?

אני בטוחה שכן!

אז בוא נסכם.

אם אתם רוצים להגיד שלמישהו יש משהו

לוקחים את הנושא ואחריו שמים את הפועל have או has

שימו לב במקרה של הוא, היא ו- זה

כמו תמיד שמים s בסוף הפועל

למשל לטדי יש חברה

תראו אותה, ממש חמודה

אם אנו רוצים משפט שלילה

אנו משתמשים בפעלי העזר do או does

אין להם קפה, אבל יש להם תה

אולי הם בריטים

אם אנו רוצים לשאול שאלה

אנו מתחילים בפועל העזר do או does

אחר כך הנושא ואז הפועל בצורת have

v1 – במקרה שלנו.

האם לטדי יש הרבה חברים?

נראה שיש לו

אני רוצה שתזכרו שכאשר אתם מדברים על בעל הדבר

אתם רוצים להגיד שמשהו שייך למישהו

ואתם יודעים מי בעל הדבר

אתם מתחילים בנושא

ואחר כך הפועל have או has

ואחר כך אתם אומרים מה ברשותו של אותו אדם

למשל, לטדי יש חברה ולשניהם יש תה

אבל מה קורה אם למשל מטיילים

וכשאנו מטיילים אנו נוהגים לישון בבתי מלון שונים

כשאנו נמצאים במלון

הדברים שם אינם שייכים לנו

אנו רק רוצים לומר שהם ישנם שם

ככה באופן כללי. לומר שהם קיימים

למשל בואו נסתכל על המלון הזו

יש שתי מסעדות במלון הזה

האם אנו יודעים מי בעל המסעדות?

לא. לא באמת

וגם אילו היינו יודעים זה לא באמת חשוב

אנו שמחים להיות במלון זה

ואולי אנו רוצים להתקשר לחברים שלנו או לקרובים

ולספר להם שיש שתי מסעדות במלון הנפלא שלנו

. למה אנו צריכים את המילה "there"?

כי אתם זוכרים שתמיד צריך נושא

שיהיה הכוכב של המשפט שלנו

כמו כן צריך פועל

אז אנו משתמשים בפועל to be

ואנו אומרים "are" כי יש שתיים

כלומר מדובר ברבים

כמו כן יש בריכה נחמדה

אנחנו מתחילים את המשפט במילה "there"

ואז מוסיפים את הפועל בצורת היחיד

כי יש רק בריכה אחת

אבל מאד יפה יש לומר

אז בוא נסתכל שוב על מבנה המשפט

אם מדברים באופן כללי על דברים שקיימים איפשהו

תמיד מתחילים את המשפט במילה "there"

ואז משתמשים ב- "is" או "are"

למשל יש בריכה נחמדה במלון

אם רוצים לומר משפט שלילי

מוסיפים את המילה not

אין הרבה אנשים בבריכה

אנחנו ממש בעלי מזל!

מה לגבי שאלה?

כבר הכרנו את הפועל to be

אז אנו יודעים שצריך לשים אותו לפני הנושא

והנה קיבלנו שאלה

האם יש מיניבר בחדר? אכן יש!

ויש הרבה דברים שונים במיניבר

אז בואו נסכם, בעברית אנו משתמשים

במילה "יש" בשני המקרים

למשל אומרים :"יש לטדי חברה"

או שאומרים: "יש מסעדה במלון"

אבל באנגלית צריך לחשוב

האם מדובר במישהו שיש ברשותו דבר מה

ואז משתמשים ב- have או has

למשל יש לי מרפסת בדירה

אבל אם רוצים לדבר על דברים באופן כללי

אם רוצים רק לציין שהם קיימים איפשהו

אז משתמשים ב- "there is" או ב- "there are"

למשל יש לי מרפסת בחדר המלון

תודה רבה, היה תענוג

ואנו מקווים שהנושא ברור

For more infomation >> Orientataion - Have & There is - Duration: 6:32.

-------------------------------------------

Why is Chelsea vs Man Utd in FA Cup kicking off at 7.30pm? The reason explained FA CUP - Duration: 4:08.

For more infomation >> Why is Chelsea vs Man Utd in FA Cup kicking off at 7.30pm? The reason explained FA CUP - Duration: 4:08.

-------------------------------------------

Abraham Hicks 2019 Los Angeles 🍒 This is required: you have to chill! 🍒 No Ads - Duration: 15:01.

hello she was representative wasn't she oh I love this moment I love everyone

that's been up here the gentleman that was having a problem or struggling with

his green card I had the exact same thing and the moment before I felt that

absolute fear of not being able to stay in this country I meditated and I've

been following you for years and I decided to play a game but I was really

angry so I did it from such a place of surrender and I was just about to work

with a producer that I wanted to work with for a long time it was a Sunday

night I was also doing I was doing daily pages and I was working with someone and

we were doing now I'm blinking out on the this course that we were doing every

single day and I didn't have time to do what I would normally do which is

completely dive into a million lawyers and then interview them all and then go

with my gut but eventually like always choose from a certain way but then my

true knowing and then my mind would get in the way and I literally gave it up

and I said I know that the only thing I need to do is show up in joy every day

and then this thought came to me des needs to take your blinders off when

you're doing that and that's what I did I literally I did that I don't remember

a lot about later that evening but in the morning I woke up I was supposed to

be down in the Palisades to meet with her but it wasn't until 11:00 and I

decided to continue to do what I would normally do and I went to a coffee shop

that I don't normally do and the impulse was to go there because I wasn't to do

my morning pages alone and I sat down and I started writing reading what I was

doing writing and this young Italian guy came up and it's like hey is anyone

sitting here and I said no and he says hey I said I said yes he says would you

like a coffee and I said no thank you and as he went away to get his coffee I

felt that nudge to put my book down into you know just at least be in that moment

and not have my blinders on and they didn't come up here to tell you this

whole story but what I that's why we asked you up here okay for me it's about

the self correcting along the way of all the mistakes that continue to make that

aren't mistakes that are mistakes because I am judging myself say that in

a different way it's about being present in the moment to the dominance of the

vibrations so that your timing is good timing yeah because it's about timing

isn't it oh and so when you think about it we haven't said this today but it's

an important thing to say your inner being knows where you stand in terms of

your physical beliefs manifestations in relationship to the vortex version and

your inner being knows what your resistance is and where it is and knows

how to guide you over and under and through it and around it providing I get

out of my own way well that's why we call it the path of least resistance

hear those words your inner being knows what's in your way and how to guide you

in a way that what's in your way won't be in your way that's why we call it the

path of least resistance who created the resistance you did who created the path

you did you ask for something you through resistance along the trail but

your inner beam isn't asking you to have a resistance free path your inner beam

says we know where you want to be we know what the conditions of the path are

we know where your roadblocks are we know where your mental blocks are if

you'll just chill a little we know how to guide you until the timing will burst

into your experience again and again and again until after a little while you

start not just knowing that it's going to turn out alright but enjoying the

craziness and the twists and turns of the path don't you love that and love it

I actually I love it so much so then what happened you put your things down

so I put my things down and just before I forget because what I wanted to ask

for some guidance for myself was where my emotions stir up and how I get you

know because it can be for me I can manifest I'm a great manifester but if

I'm angry and manifest like bad stuff just as fast

energy moves fast and the degree of your emotion is the indicator of that but get

on so so he left he when he came back I I put the book while I was reading for

he said oh what are you reading I put the book down I started to tell him

about it and I had just come from Italy as well so I asked him about I said that

you sound Italian I asked him a little bit about that and then there was this

thought of what what are you doing here and he said he was a producer and in my

mind I felt like it was again by inspired and I said this is an odd

question but I he was also a producer and I said you happen to know a good

immigration lawyer and it's a long story about how it all came to be actually

it's not a long story but ultimately I followed that impulse and I called that

person and I refused to let myself get in the way I wanted to have a different

experience and it did take a long time and I did have some they weren't full

rejections but I needed to kind of qualify a bit more but I had the same of

these I'm pretty sure that this gentleman had but as a producer and I

just kept playing with it every time I go to fear I would say so far I know you

haven't brought me this far I didn't make any plans to go anywhere I just I

wanted to always and I continued to interrupt myself if I had a thought a

negative thought that was spiraling so if you had to assess the balance of your

vibration through the awareness of your emotions would you say that you were

focused more often more predominantly on your desire or on your concern about

things what was the dominant I think it was desire because anytime I had a

concern I knew enough about the law of attraction and the things that I had

manifest that that it was Danger Danger Danger so you made sure that it was your

desire yeah because it was that important it mattered to you to tend to

your vibration so when something really matters

your emotions are stronger indicators and when you let your emotions be the

valuable and strong indicators that they can be then you can incremental e-guide

yourself to stand it in the place where circumstances and

fold and impulses come so we have a question for you would you rather that a

sort of miracle happened and unbeknownst to you doors opened for you or do you

like being in on the process I love being in another process love it you say

the joy is in the journey but you don't mean it

when we say the joy is in the journey this is what we mean it is so joyful to

want something that I don't have and recognize that I'm not in a vibrational

place of getting it and then do something about that and get it that is

true empowerment and if you do it once or twice on things that don't even

matter very much then you can do it on anything even the things that matter

very much but you've just got to teach yourself what your own balance is yes

yes yes and in those the connecting of the dots I have a circle of friends that

keeps growing and they just kind of come in and go and and remain but they either

practice Abraham or they practice it without really following let's say

Esther you don't have to know the specifics of what we know but this is

required you have to want to feel good and keep moving toward that and you have

to not be willing to give in to what doesn't feel good you can't look at a

world where so much doesn't feel good and then just join them because there's

so many of them they must be right there's so many of them that don't feel

good they must be right I'll go with them no they're not right they just

don't feel good where I find that I'm at now I love all this evidence I continue

to connect the dots I still have for the most part great days but I have found

especially just over the holidays being very reactive and very defensive you've

brought us full circle to the conversation that we really wanted to

have with all of you because we started out by saying that there's only

attraction and Esther acknowledging as she got something from someone that she

didn't want and then she reminded herself there's

only attraction so why am I getting this from this person why am I getting this

and the conclusion that she came to is I have somehow made that person feel

defensive not with my words all I've been walking on eggs not with my words

but with my vibration I wasn't coming from love I wouldn't have admitted it

and not coming from love they felt defensive and then I reacted to their

defense eveness then they reacted to my defense sickness and now we're off to

the races

Familia mm-hmm we love the two words that you brought

here right to this important place I don't want to be in my physical body and

be a reactor I don't want to react I want to get up in the morning in tune

with Who I am care about being in tune with Who I am

milk it encourage it do whatever it takes to stay in tune with Who I am so

that what I am presenting to the world is a vibration that when lava traction

reflects back to me what I'm reflecting out I won't feel defensive because I'm

not getting something that I don't want what would make you more defensive than

to want something and get something else you know what you assume you zoom you're

doing it to me because you other person or other situation or whatever

I think I'm reacting to you but I'm not I'm reacting to what I'm evoking from

you and the reason I'm evoking it from you is because I'm attracting it from

you and the reason I'm attracting it from you is because I'm emitting it from

me did you stay up with that yes you did good for you the only thing that you are

ever reacting to is the results of your own vibrational output and if you keep

finding yourself reacting then you might want to say oh maybe I could do

something about the output that I'm outputting because you got complete

control over that can you feel yourself beginning to be back in your own dry

receipt and are you willing to let all of them off the hook and you want to say

to someone the next person who is defending themselves to you do you want

to say I didn't mean to make you defensive I'm sorry I was pretending I

love you with my words but I don't think I'm really loving you I think I was

expecting negatively from you and now that I'm getting this from you I'm

pretty sure because I've created this you didn't and they're gonna go man whoo

I don't feel a need to be defensive anymore because you just took away all

my reason to feel defensive because you're not playing offense you're not

projecting something that's attracting something from me this is big friends

you're on the brink of getting it and now with tooted over really well best

conversations ever in all of the universe today

now that we've chewed it over your own personal life experiences are going to

reflect back to you what you now understand and it just gets better and

better I wanted to add just two things so that was like literally twelve hours

of my allowing accepting and lining up too and just letting go of everything I

I met this person and she was indeed the lawyer that I used and later I didn't

know who he was I never saw him again months later after I was in the process

with her and my memory is not serving me right now if it was six months later or

a year later I remember launching that rocket of desire I would love to run

into him again and thank him and then I just let it go and sure enough I was

driving along Pico one day and I had an impulse to go into Office Depot or

staples or whatever and I pull in because I knew I needed something and I

parked in the parking lot and I couldn't remember what it was that I needed and

then I got distracted with texting for about 15 or 20 minutes put it away I'm

like oh I'm wasting time now I remember what I needed I went in I came back down

I'm walking to my car and a gentleman is walking this way he just pulled it and

walked over and it was him and I literally printed across the parking lot

and said hey you you you and he looked at me

I said you told me which lawyer he says oh yes I remember you we stayed in

contact through social media and he it was really funny how four years later

because he did not use her as a lawyer and didn't want to when he was doing

that he had an issue with his immigration years later he reconnected

and I was able to provide some information from one of the other ones

through one of my visas but it's just so interesting when you're open and you

played that game and you follow the impulses and you trust however it's

looking it's all working out for you a lot of words here and you did a pretty

good job of following this scenario and the thing that we want to call your

attention to the most important thing that was presented here was I had an

intention and I received an impulse that seemingly had nothing to do with that

intent so I followed that impulse and the

impulse wasn't even strong enough that I remembered what the impulse was because

I couldn't even remember why I was over there I just knew that I'd come for a

reason and then something else happened that caused me a time delay because the

reason I was there was for the rendezvous that I asked for and the

universe knew in this vast universe way in which I live where he was where I was

and what it was going to take to get us to rendezvous and it's true of all

things for all of you every time there is so much love here for you and for now

we are people

you go

For more infomation >> Abraham Hicks 2019 Los Angeles 🍒 This is required: you have to chill! 🍒 No Ads - Duration: 15:01.

-------------------------------------------

Chelsea news: 'Liability' player is reason Blues won't finish in top four - Stewart Robson - Duration: 2:33.

 That is the opinion of ESPN FC pundit and former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson

 Robson made his feelings clear on Jorginho shortly after he joined the Blues last summer

 The pundit claimed the £57million signing from Napoli does not have the qualities to be a defensive midfielder

 Robson said last August: "I don't think he's a good defensive player, I don't think he's a good player in that holding midfield role

 "As a holding-midfield player, you need to have athleticism to cover your full-back, you need to be a good reader of the game, get in-between your centre-halves when the ball's in wide areas, you need to be able to close the ball down and win it back

 "You need to be able to be, I would say, still a creative passer. "Jorginho I don't think has got any of those qualities

" Italy international Jorginho has received criticism in recent weeks, with Chelsea dropping down to sixth in the Premier League table

 And Robson has once again pointed the finger at the 27-year-old, claiming he is why the Blues have been struggling

 Speaking this week, Robson said: "[Maurizio] Sarri's sticking with the same old policy and there's a player in there that I think is the main reason why Chelsea aren't winning enough games

 "That's, you know I'm going to say, Jorginho. "As I said right at the start of the season he can't run, which means he can't defend spaces outside of the full-backs

 "He can't head the ball so he can't get between his centre-halves and do a good defensive job there

 "He can't see a forward pass unless he's got a lot of time on the ball, so he can only pass backwards and square

 "He can't manipulate the ball to wriggle out of situations. "So he is a liability for Chelsea and all the time that he is in the side, Chelsea I don't think will qualify for the Champions League

"

For more infomation >> Chelsea news: 'Liability' player is reason Blues won't finish in top four - Stewart Robson - Duration: 2:33.

-------------------------------------------

Jargon buster: What is a trust signal? - Duration: 1:18.

What is a trust signal?

A trust signal is something that lets a website visitor know that they can trust the website they are on.

They are important because they help to increase the amount of time a user spends on a website,

and ultimately, they boost conversions.

Trust signals are especially important on international websites.

Users need to know that the website is aimed at them, and that you operate in their market.

If your website is aimed at a specific country, these are some of the trust signals you need to get right:

the currency, the sizes and measurements used, and the payment methods and delivery options offered.

Also, make sure that you use relevant images that reflect the demographics of the population you're targeting.

For example, you might want to use different images on your Swedish website compared to your Japanese website.

Do you have any terms that you'd like us to cover in Jargon Buster?

Let us know in the comments below!

And remember, we have an in-depth guide about international trust signals on our Know-How platform.

Check it out using the link in the description.

Không có nhận xét nào:

Đăng nhận xét