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How Much Do Youtubers Make? ($102.06) - Duration: 6:38.

welcome to adventure sport

well it finally happened i see a lot of

activity on YouTube about this

how much money do youtubers make how

much money do youtubers get paid how to

make money on your YouTube channel so i

thought i'd make my video I'm still

pretty new to this so this won't really

be out how to but what I will tell you

is how much money I made how long it

took me to make it and what sources I

have that income from let's start with

the Adsense revenue since I know that's

what most people are going to be

interested in the hundred and two dollars and six

cents is my adsense revenue and that was

my first check adsense won't pay

anything less than a hundred dollars so

if you don't ever break that threshold

you won't get paid my channels fairly

old but when I consider my launch date

is april first 2016 because that's when

I really started taking my channel

seriously and also when I monetized my

videos another question I hear a lot

about this is how much money do

youtubers get paid per view the best

estimates i can find our between one

dollar and two dollars and fifty cents

per thousand views a quick look at my

analytics shows this to be true in my

case if you look you can see that right

around the time i got my hundred-dollar

check was right around the same time

that I crested the hundred thousand

viewmarq even now in February this is

still holding true so it's about one

dollar per thousand views that puts me

at the bottom of the scale I think part

of that might be because revenue is more

closely tied to watch time than views

and my videos are pretty short so I

think that has some effect a longer view

duration would mean viewers see more ads

and exercise revenue i found supplement

my youtube income was affiliate

marketing

if you've ever seen links in the

description of some youtubers videos

that go to amazon or ebay that's what

that is

amazon doesn't offer the service to

people in my state but ebay does and

when people click on those links and

then make a purchase

I receive a commission on that sale I've

been using that since august of 2016 and

i have received about thirty-seven

dollars in commissions for some of that

I've already been paid third source of

income from my youtube channel is what I

call donations this is when companies

send me products to review on my channel

i call it donations because it's not

exactly a sponsorship or commercial

because in those situations the

companies have a say in what goes in the

review they basically pay someone to say

great things about their products in my

case I say what I want and they either

like it and send me more product or they

don't I can sell the higher quality

items that i received for about

sixty-five percent of the retail value

and estimate the cash value of the

products that I've received so far to be

about three hundred eighty dollars plus

4 source of income is my business and

that's not going to work for every

youtuber but in my case it was the

primary reason for starting my channel

I've been spending money on like Adwords

advertisements with google and not

really having much luck the cost per

click was just too high for me so i

decided to try to make some videos for

YouTube and see how that went

since I started this I've been able to

stop using Adwords and the nice thing

about doing it this way is I don't

necessarily have to be pitching people

anything that in my videos are

advertising a product there how to and

DIY videos about flashlight modding and

people see those and then they just buy

products that are related to that off my

website not sure exactly how much this

is increased traffic on my website but i

do know that it's

ultimate continue making videos so how

much money have I spent growing my

youtube channel the largest cost for a

youtube channel is definitely time and

I'll go into that deeper in another

video but monetarily speaking some of

the costs are purchasing products for

review like in my best LED upgrade for

maglite video i purchased all of the

bulbs that I don't manufacture new and

then I only recover a portion of that

cost when i sell them as used another

thing that cost me some money is I tried

advertising with my videos basically

paying google to get skip ads or you

know ranking in search results and i

didn't do that much either because i

didn't find it to be that effective but

that was still a couple hundred dollars

spent the largest monetary cost i would

say has been buying equipment and I mean

I know that you can get by recording

your youtube videos on a phone for a

while but if you're going to do it

frequently you'll want more than that I

don't even have a smartphone to use so I

went out and bought a what's called a

bridge camera it's not quite a DSLR but

a little better than a point-and-shoot

thinking that that would work for

shooting videos and it is great for

still product shots but it hasn't been

overly good for youtube video quality i

got that camera on sale for around 200

or 250 plus there's the cost of lighting

and microphones and things like that

all-in-all having a YouTube channels

been need experience it's not always

easy but it has been worthwhile going to

say that when a guy with no formal

education in cinematography can pick up

a camera at walmart and talk to people

about something that he loves and would

do for free anyway then gets to make

money addict

that's a pretty good life so to all my

viewers and subscribers i just want to

say thank you so much for making this

possible

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The hold forces are very important.

As the Iraqi army, federal police, and counter-terrorism service

go through and defeat the military arm of Daesh (ISIS),

it's important that we establish a good, secure hold force

to prevent Daesh falling back into those areas that have been liberated.

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New Masters Of The Universe Buzz Saw Hordak / Bull T-Rex Skeletor, Heman Jurassic Park Unboxing - Duration: 7:23.

New Masters Of The Universe Buzz Saw Hordak / Bull T-Rex Skeletor, Heman Jurassic Park Unboxing

another masters of the universe classics

this is was flawed Hordak this is

another one of the motel adult collector

series they come in a nice Brown block

and once you open it up there you have

the package with your finger inside

which would be like his normal packaging

you would expect so here he looks really

cool buzz saw

hordak ruthless leader with plaster

blaze all soon and i love the detail

they put into these are adult collector

series but it seems like they're getting

rid of them

I think another company has picked them

up so if you do want to buy these for

Mattel you gotta get a move on because

it will be gone soon

here is some odd details of him if you

want to pause it and read it and here is

some of the other figures from the

series which i'll be reviewing all

together I think about i have about 30

of these now so they are awesome and a

lot of fun

ok and this is what he looks like in the

package before I remove him

ok guys so here is a buzz saw Hordak and

he does Luke totally also check out this

cool crossbow he has I me almost looks

like it's a dragon got like red eyes and

odd both like comes right out of it

small there so it's really cool like i

said before many times these guys are

super good quality i really liked them a

lot so head movement wide

I mean you could turn his head of pretty

fair mom was this cloak here actually

stops it from turning 360 degrees so as

you can see they did a great job while

painting to he's got like evil red eyes

got

red meat he's got like a bat emblem on

his chest and he has called was saw

horde act because his chest pops open

and he shoots blood solve that you this

is a little buzzed all that comes with

it so it doesn't have any shooting

action you have to pretty much use your

imagination there but it does snap into

his chest piece so that's really cool

our movement wise great movement again

360 degrees on the shoulder 360 degrees

at his bicep his off elbow does turn

about 90 degrees and his hand turns 360

degrees so move me and detail wise these

guys are awesome i had a lot of the

original ones which I believe we're from

the nineties i like the quality of peace

once a lot more which is saying a lot

because a lot of our newer toid they

don't have the same quality as the older

ones this one is kind of weird because

his chest piece does not look to come

off

probably because it's hollow inside so

his chest plate does not come off all

the other ones they do that he's got

like a tunic or something on here 360

degree movement on his leg his knee bend

93 and his full moves up and down he's

got like that

emblems on his boots and then he has a

off from long red claw cloak which is

really cool it like off rubber material

and then underneath you can see it's

kind of boring you know his back plate

over there

so overall guys I really like these

figures if you get a chance to buy them

i believe Hasbro has most of that I mean

Mattel has most of these on sale right

now for aa last time I checked there

were fifty percent off because I believe

they're clearing them out so if you get

a chance to buy any of the

these guys you will love the detail and

they are really cool

ok got it so here is just a few of the

he-man figures that off

well these are the ones i've already

reviewed but they're just a few I've got

ok more than three times this many off

but i wanted to get some feedback from

you guys Dodd you guys enjoyed the

stories where he man you guys want me to

change something I I didn't really want

to make the same type of story

this episode without getting feedback

from you guys so let me know if you guys

enjoyed those stories then i will

continue making them if not give me

suggestions I mean what he what do you

guys want to see where do you guys want

to see this team and story going because

off i would love to follow your

suggestion because i'm not really sure

at this point what you guys want to see

so here I'm just comparing off you can

see the he-man figures are pretty big

compared to inside to the drastic world

faulty racks so they are good size

speakers because that bull t-rex is huge

and this guy also is a new 1i got i'll

be reviewing him very shortly and quite

a few more often directed so off please

let me know guys because i'm not really

sure what direction because once the

story's going and I would appreciate

your feedback thanks for viewing and

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Tutorial

Vase

Brick

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Alport syndrome - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment & pathology - Duration: 8:59.

Collagens are a family of proteins that are collectively the most abundant protein in

the body, and can be found throughout the various connective tissues.

Each member of the family is named with a Roman numeral, and if mutated or absent, can

lead to problems in the tissues where that particular collagen is found.

Alport syndrome occurs as a result of mutations in Type IV collagen, which is particularly

important in the glomerulus of the kidney, the eye, and the cochlea, and that's why

the symptoms of Alport syndrome are specific to those tissues.

Type IV collagen is a sheet-like structure found in all basement membranes and serves

to support cells and form barrier.

The three basement membrane layers are the lamina lucida, lamina densa (where type IV

collagen is), and lamina reticularis.

Now within the kidneys, there are glomeruli, which filter the blood and that together with

a tubule forms a nephron.

These glomeruli happen to have a basement membranes, called the glomerular basement

membrane, or GBM, and that GBM, along with the fenestrated, meaning has pores, capillary

endothelium and the podocyte slit diaphragm, forms a selective filter, meaning that water

and certain other plasma components can escape the capillary, forming the filtrate that will

become urine, but red blood cells and most proteins stay in the glomerular capillary.

In Alport syndrome, kidney function is normal through early childhood, but over time, the

missing or nonfunctional type IV collagen causes the GBM to become thin and overly porous.

This allows red blood cells to pass right through from the capillary to the urinary

filtrate leading to microscopic hematuria, which is where red blood cells are seen in

the urine under a microscope, and this might eventually lead to gross hematuria, where

the red blood cells can be seen with the naked eye.

Over time, excessive amounts of protein start to get through the filter, resulting in proteinuria,

or in protein in the urine.

And finally this excessive protein loss and other factors cause the GBM to undergo sclerosis.

As there are less and less healthy glomeruli, somebody with Alport syndrome might develop

renal insufficiency or even failure, which can lead to renovascular hypertension as well.

Together the hematuria, renal insufficiency, and hypertension contribute to the categorization

of Alport syndrome as a glomerulonephritis.

Another cause of glomerulonephritis called Goodpasture syndrome is caused by autoantibodies

against the basement membrane in the glomeruli and the alveoli.

So although abnormality in the basement membrane is from a different cause, the result is similar

in these two syndromes.

Another part of the body affected in Alport syndrome is the ear, which can lead to hearing

loss, and usually this isn't present at birth, but starts in childhood or adolescence,

and the precise mechanism is unclear.

One proposed mechanism involves the cochlea or inner ear structure which contains the

Organ of Corti, which has really small, but highly specialized set of hair cells that

are attached to a basement membrane.

Abnormal type IV collagen might prevent those hair cells from generating normal nerve signals

in response to sound vibrations.

Because it's an inner ear problem, this is a type of sensorineural hearing loss, as

opposed to middle ear and outer ear problems, which would lead to conductive hearing loss.

Some patients with Alport syndrome also have eye findings, which are also not typically

present at birth.

These include anterior lenticonus, where the center part of the lens starts to push into

the anterior chamber because the anterior lens capsule lacks the integrity to maintain

the shape of the lens.

Myopia, or nearsightedness, and lens opacities can result as well.

Other eye changes in Alport syndrome include having white or yellow flecks around the macula,

which is the central part of the retina, as well as having problems with the cornea, like

recurrent erosions.

Type IV collagen is a heterotrimer, meaning that it's made up of three different polypeptide

subunits, which are each composed of an alpha chain, and that fit together in a triple helix.

Each alpha chain has a very long repetitive amino acid sequence, with glycine followed

by two variable amino acids, repeated over and over.

Just remember that this is a repeat of amino acids, not a DNA triplet repeat.

Now glycine is the smallest amino acid, which allows it to fit tightly into the triple helix

of collagen, if a mutation causes a larger amino acid to get put in place of glycine,

then that regular helix can't be packed as tightly and might get degraded.

Now there are six similar alpha chains to choose from when building a collagen IV trimer,

which are encoded by six genes with names that start with COL4, for collagen IV, and

then an A since they code for alpha chains, and a number 1-6 to designate which alpha

chain.

One version of type IV collagen combines the alpha-3, alpha-4, and alpha-5 chains; another

combines two alpha-1's with an alpha-2; a third version has two alpha-5's and an

alpha-6.

The alpha-1/alpha-1/alpha-2 collagen IV is present in basement membranes at birth, but

during infancy it gets replaced by the alpha-3/alpha-4/alpha-5 collagen IV, particularly in the glomerulus,

inner ear , and the eyes.

When there's a mutation in the COL4A3, COL4A4, or COL4A5 genes, the alpha-3/alpha-4/alpha-5

heterotrimer is affected and this causes Alport syndrome.

COL4A5 is on the X-chromosome, so mutations in it can cause X-linked Alport syndrome,

which presents early on and is the most common form of Alport syndrome.

COL4A3 and A4 are on autosomes, meaning non-sex chromosomes, and mutations in these cause

either autosomal recessive Alport syndrome, which is also early onset, or autosomal dominant

Alport syndrome, which causes late onset disease.

Also, mild mutations in COL4A3 and A4 can cause thin basement membrane nephropathy,

where microscopic hematuria is the only symptom.

For diagnosis, Alport syndrome is typically suspected when there are clinical signs like

gross hematuria or if there are vision or hearing problems, or microscopic hematuria

with no apparent cause.

A family history of Alport syndrome is also a good clue, but it also might be absent in

cases of recessive Alport syndrome or new spontaneous mutations.

To confirm the diagnosis, a kidney or skin biopsy is often analyzed by immunohistochemistry,

meaning a labelled antibody is applied to a biopsy sample on a slide.

Since misfolded collagen tends to get degraded, absent staining for collagen alpha chains

suggests Alport syndrome.

Skin is easier to biopsy, and although it contains the alpha-5/alpha-5/alpha-6 form

of type IV collagen, it doesn't have any alpha-3 or alpha-4 chains, so it can only

be used to detect alpha-5 chain mutations.

Alternatively, the biopsy can be looked at under an electron microscope, which early

in disease would show GBM thinning, while later in disease would show a GBM with both

thin and thick, abnormal segments and a lamina densa that appears split, with strands that

look like a woven basket.

Finally some people might have gene testing for the COL4A genes.

The treatment for Alport syndrome usually focuses on the symptoms.

Proteinuria is treated with angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors and/or angiotensin receptor

blockers because there is evidence that this prevents progression to kidney failure.

Anterior lenticonus can be treated with a replacement lens, and Kidney failure necessitates

dialysis or even kidney transplant.

Okay, as a quick recap, Alport syndrome is due to a mutation in genes COL4A 3, 4, and

5, which encode for type IV collagen alpha subunits 3, 4, and 5, and this causes kidney

problems like hematuria and eventually glomerulonephritis, inner ear problems like sensorineural hearing

loss, and eye problems like anterior lenticonus.

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Tag | Rapid Fire Book Tag - Duration: 11:02.

Hi everyone, welcome back. I'm going to

do a tag video today. I don't remember the

last time I did a tag video, I think I might

have only done one since the beginning of my channel.

I just want to do one, I saw Sophie Carlon

do the rapid fire book tag so I will link her

video down below but I believe the original

was created by GirlReading so I'll also

link that video below.

So I've got the questions here on my phone so I'll

just go through them. I think I want to

do a tag but I kind of liked the idea

of this one because it's rapid fire so

you're not supposed to prepare the

answers, you're supposed to just say what you think when

you read the questions. And videos that

involve no preparation are always my

favorite kind.The first question is "e- book

or physical book?" and I think it's pretty obvious,

I'm surrounded by quite a lot of physical books

right now.

I do have a kindle and I do like

reading e-books but I just really enjoy

physical books. I enjoy the feel of them,

I enjoy the experience of reading them,

I enjoy having them on my shelves and looking at them.

I just do so I do buy books on my

kindle and do read them on there but most

of the time I buy physical books.

"Paperback or hardback?" Paperback. I do

have quite a lot of hardbacks now but

I have always hated hardbacks and

actually until maybe two years ago,

I hardly had any and if I could avoid it, I

would not have a hardback. But since

I've got into buying new releases you don't always

have the choice so yeah paperback. "Online or

in-store book shopping?" I would love to

have really good bookshops near me but the

nearest good book is like an hour and a bit

more drive away and there are like no

independent bookshops around me. I think

the nearest one is around 50 miles

away so I would prefer to buy in-store

and I do whenever I can but I

probably buy more online. "Trilogies or

series?" I'm going to go with series because I think

trilogies often suffer with second book

syndrome and the second book sucks. So series but

then there's a lot more books to read and it's difficult

keeping up with the series. "Heroes or villains?"

Villains. Heroes, I think, are boring. I do quite

like an anti-hero but I tend to get more

emotion from a book if I'm hating on

someone. "A book you want everyone to read?"

Ooh I really should have prepared for this. I'm going to go

with Night Waking by Sarah Moss because that

that was my favourite book of last year. Granted, Sarah

Moss does not need any more promotion in

books spheres right now but

I think that is a really good book

and I think it has a lot of themes that can

appeal to a lot of different people so

I will say Nigh Waking. "Recommend an

underrated book" Erm The Garden of

Evening Mists by Tan Twan Eng. I don't

think enough people talk about him

as an author and he's brilliant.

"The last book you finished?" Bird Box by Josh Malerman, it was excellent.

I'm going to have to insert all of these books as

like images because I literally didn't

read through these questions until I wassat

right here so it's still next to my bed in

the other room.

"The last book you bought?" I actually

have that one here because I just talked

about it in my January wrap up. That is the

Underground Railroad by Colson

Whitehead. I haven't bought any books

since I bought that in maybe the second week of

January because it's my birthday

coming up,

well it's my birthday tomorrow and I didn't

want to buy a books that someone else might buy me.

"The weirdest thing you've used as a bookmark?" I don't think I've used

any weird things as a bookmark. I read an article

and someone shared on twitter the other day that

was the wierdest things that librarians have

found inside books which I assume were things people used as

bookmarks and left them. An alarming

amount of meat! Like why would you use a piece

of bacon as a bookmark? So I've not used anything as

wierd as that but I did you use this

dinosaur as a bookmark,

sort of. I used his head to prop open Bird Box

yesterday when I needed to go and answer the phone.

So this is the weirdest thing I've used as a bookmark.

"Used books: Yes or no?" Yes! I tend to buy

most of my books new but

I do buy some used especially if I'm not sure if I'll

like it and it's quite expensive to buy new,

I'll buy it second hand. And generally I think

buying books second hand is a great idea.

One of the book shops in my local town

is actually an Oxfam second hand book

shop so I do get books from there sometimes.

"Top three favourite genres?" Erm.....

It's always difficult because literary

fiction makes up a lot of what I

read but it's not a genre as such. I would

say like magical realism/fabulist

fiction, fantasy and children books. I

don't read huge amount of children's books but the ones that I do read,

I tend to really enjoy. "Borrow or buy?" Buy

for me. I don't know anyone that lives even

close to me that has a physical collection of

books that I would be able to borrow from and

and I don't actually use my local library

that much which is quite bad but I do

tend to buy most of my books. "Characters

or plot?" That's really difficult because

it tends to depend on what kind of mood

I'm in. Sometimes I like a slow story

where nothing happens and you get to

really like the characters and the

development of them but if I want

something that's going to take my

attention, is going to keep you turning the

pages that it has to be plot. I constantly

oscillate between the two and obviously a

combination of both is the best but I think

that's kinda cheating. "Long or short books?" Short book?

Oh I don't know! I like short books

because I like that feeling of

completion and of getting through them and

when an author can pack a good

well-rounded story or whatever is they're trying to

accomplished in to a short book format,

I'm always really impressed. But I do really

enjoy really sinking into a long book

but then I feel intimidated by long books

because I feel like they'll take me a long time to read and then I don't read them

as much. So if I had to pick what I read the most,

it would be short books. A few years

ago I was disappointed if a book was

less than a thousand pages because I used

to read just epic fantasy and a lot of the

books I read were very long. So if it was like

less than a thousand pages

I was like quite disappointed but now

probably say short books but a mix of the two.

"Long or short chapters?" Short chapters.

I hate long chapters, sometimes I just

need a marker of like where I'm up to with

reading, it gives me the feeling that I want to

carry on reading. So if you've got a

chapter that's like fifty pages long,

I just get really annoyed. "Name the first three books

you think of" Erm... [stumbles over book name]

The Girl Who Circumnavigated

Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making by Catherynne M.

Valente because I just looked at that over there,

The Inconvenient Indian by Thomas

King because that's what I'm reading at the moment and..

Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobbs because

that just came to my mind. "Books that make you laugh

or cry?" Books that make me cry. I don't really

like humorous books, I don't mind a bit of humour

but I just, I don't know if sometimes it

just doesn't come across in a written format to

me but I often just sit there like

why iis this supposed to be funny?

Where as if anything is even remotely sad, I will

probably cry. "Our world or fictional

worlds?" That's another difficult one.

Ultimately I'll probably have to say fictional worlds

because I just love the creativity of

people thinking up alternative worlds and

being able to write them in a full and

descriptive way but sometimes books

set in our world have more impact. But

fictional worlds give you more escapism

so I would go with fictional worlds.

"Audiobooks: Yes or no?" Yes. I sometimes read audio

books I haven't been reading or listening to

a lot at the moment because the things I

used to do when I was listening to

audiobooks, I've not had to do as much so

I used to commute a lot and I've not had to do

that as much recently so I've not been listening to them

as much. But generally, I really like having

an alternative format in which to consume

books and it really annoys me when people say that

audiobooks don't count as reading real books.

If somebody else wants to listen to

audiobooks instead of read it, like everyone

consumes media differently so why does it

bother you? I don't know but yes

audiobooks, yes. "Do you ever judge a book by

it's cover?"

Not really, I will always look at what

the story is like but if the book has a

beautiful cover

it might catch my eye and make me

want to look into it more, I do enjoy

really beautiful covers. But ultimately it's

always the story inside that matters. Sorry

if you can hear like noise over there, it's my cat

letting himself into the room. He can

open doors. "Book to movie or book to TV

adaptations?" Book to TV definitely. I don't

really watch a lot of films and I'm always

very interested when I hear people

talking about all the films that they

like and how it compares to the books

they enjoy. But if something's a

TV adaptation, I'll probably watch it but if its

a film I'm likely not to. I also think the

scope for adapting books into TV

series is better whereas if you try to

adapt a book into a film you've got a

quite short timeframe to pack it all into so I

would go for TV adaptation. "A movie or

TV show you preferred to it's book?"

The Hunger Games... is that sacriligeous to say? I quite

liked the films of The hunger Games but I thought

the books were quite forgettable.

I don't hate them but I would watch the films again

again but I probably wouldn't

re-read the book. And the last

question is "Series or standalones?" I'll

probably go for standalones. Again if you'd asked me a

few years ago, I never read standalones, if it was just

a standalone book, I wouldn't have read it

because all of things I read were epic fantasy

series. But now I would probably say

standalones.

That's what I read the most of and I find it

difficult to keep up with a series now because I

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Hatsune Miku - Dark Behind These Exalted Words (甲斐甲斐しい言葉の闇に) by TadanoCo - Duration: 4:51.

Dark behind these exalted words, (kaigaishii kotoba no yami ni)

I've awakened to the concept of love. (boku wa ima ai wo satotta)

Down the terraced fields I descended to find nothing, (dandan-batake orita saki ni wa nani mo nai)

Nothing at all. (nani mo nainda)

Dark Behind These Exalted Words (Kaigaishii Kotoba no Yami ni)

Artist: TadanoCo feat. Hatsune Miku

Personal classical. (boku kurashikaru)

What's become very "me" and "you" (kimi to boku-rashisa)

Deadens into an internal ministry of complaints and "ums" (kurete yowane to ano ne kasane no naishou)

That can't be elected by anyone but us. (bokura shika erabe nainda naa)

So lost, (mayoi)

With miso soup and canaries all gone topsy-turvy. (misoshiru to kanaria ga abekobe)

Dreams and dreamy trances, (yumeyume utsutsu)

Meld into a layer of two. (kasanete, futatsu)

Traverse the night sky and there (yozora no saki no)

Lies a loveless Shangri-La. (ai no nai tougenkyou)

Fluttering, fluttering, like from grace, (yurayura shittsuitsui)

Flickering fires dying down. (kieteku honoo)

Much like how our own hearts behave. (bokura no kokoro no you)

Dark behind (kaigaishii)

These exalted words (kotoba no yami ni)

Here, we are singing, (bokura wa ima)

About the whole wide world! (sekai wo utatte iru!)

Dark behind (kaigaishii)

These exalted words (kotoba no yami ni)

Here, we are singing, (bokura wa ima)

About the whole wide world! (sekai wo utatte iru!)

Darkness in the heart, and (kokoro ni yami wo)

Love in the bosom, too— (mune ni ai wo)

I have run away from where (kureta basho kara)

They were bestowed unto me. (nigete shimatta)

Distresses lain within the heart (kokoro no nayami wa)

Characterize your very self. (anata jishin da yo)

"Exalted." ("kaigaishii")

"Depressing." ("uttoushii")

"Honorable." ("mattou na")

Who else is to blame but You. (anata no sei yo)

Still, (mada)

Still, this world, (mada, sekai,)

Still, this world, unopened, (mada, sekai, mikai,)

Still, this world, unopened, to view. (mada, sekai, mikai, shikai.)

Dark behind these exalted words, (kaigaishii kotoba no yami ni)

I've awakened to the concept of love. (boku wa ima ai wo satotta)

Down the terraced fields I descended to find nothing, (dandan-batake orita saki ni wa nani mo nai)

Nothing at all. (nani mo nai)

NaNs pile into food for thought. (ihan suu kasanete hansuu)

Social games with RNG. Who'd have known. (soosharu to masaka no ransuu)

After you escape one, there is nothing left in that world. (nigedashita ato no sekai ni wa nani mo nai)

Is there nothing at all? (nani mo nai no ka?)

There isn't. There isn't... (nani mo nai, nani mo...)

None! (nai!)

It's about time the lies in my heart were exposed. (kokoro no uso wo abakesou yo)

That there was no joy— (tanoshii koto mo)

Was not true at all. (naku wa nakatta)

The dreams pooled up in my eyes, (hitomi ni yume wo)

The moon hung up through the night: (yozora ni tsuki wo)

All I'd took for granted: (atari mae kara)

"Farewell," they say. "Farewell," they say. (sayonara, sayonara)

Darkness in the heart, and (kokoro ni yami wo)

Love in the bosom, too— (mune ni ai wo)

I have run away from where they were bestowed to me. (kureta basho kara nigete shimatta)

Distresses lain within the heart (kokoro no nayami wa)

Characterize your very self. (anata jishin da yo)

"Exalted." "Depressing." "Honorable." ("kaigaishii" "uttoushii" "mattou na")

This is all your doing. (anata no sei)

The sour, the sweet, (sui mo, amai mo)

This anarchy-ridden heart, too: (anaaki haato mo)

Who else is to blame but You. (anata no sei yo.)

Dark Behind These Exalted Words (Kaigaishii Kotoba no Yami ni)

Thanks for listening.

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NO SOFTWARE PATENTS for programming & programming languages | European software patent tip - Duration: 1:11.

Hi, Bastian Best again, European patent

attorney with a passion for software

patents in Europe and beyond. And I've just

come across an interesting decision of

one of the boards of appeal of the

European Patent Office which is quite

interesting for programmers. The bottom line

is this: The activity of programming as

well as the preceding stage of providing

a model of the software is not a

technical activity according to the EPO.

So you will not get a software patent on

a new software development process for

example if you've invented the next

generation SCRUM you will not get a

software patent in Europe. The same

applies even if the invention is about

an entirely new programming language, if

the programming language "only" allows

the programmer to code more quickly, more

easily, more accurately, this does not

provide a technical contribution

according to the EPO and you will not

get a software patent in Europe. So

remember the bottom line: The activity

of programming, the activity of modeling

and the provision of a new programming

language will not get you a European

software patent. That's it for now, if you want

to know more about this check out the link

below, I've written a little blog post about

it. Take care, bye bye!

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TEKKEN 7 - Eliza DLC Персонаж Геймплейный Трейлер | PS4, XB1, PC - Duration: 2:07.

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What Thai girls, like in a relationship - Duration: 2:54.

Hi my name is Natthawat Jarnphen

Today I am going to talk to you about

What Thai girls, likes in a relationship

Of what I have observe, is that there are two types of Thai girls

The most girls and the rarest girls

First I am going to talk to you about the most girls

The most girls they like, people that are white, white skin color

It's like, it's imprinted in their brain to like white

From a young age, also they like of cause money

and material things like phones, laptops,

Cars, motorcycles

and their gold, they really like their gold also with the type

Also with these types of girls

It doesn't matter if you are tall, short, ugly, fat

They will love you as longs as you have money

With these types of girls

when you are out of money

You are also out of that girl, they will leave you like that, just like that

So the rarest of Thai girls seen & met

Are the ones that will love you always

Doesn't matter if you're tall, short, fat or ugly

They love you as long as you are a good guy

All you have to do is treat her nicely, respect her parents

Really respect her parents, they really loves their parents

And if she have children, also like them of cause

I don't think no girls will like you, if you hate their children

And if your hard-working

That's a plus

She will help you do anything

Hard-work like cleaning and household things

And everything as long as you help sometimes

But if you don't help, that doesn't matter as long as you are

Good and hardworking

Doesn't matter if you're rich

Because they don't think about that, just that you're are hardworking

If you meet these kinds girls

It's a real plus, but they are really rare

If this video was informative for you

Please like and subscribe

I'm going to make a lot more videos about

Thailand, culture and travel, food

So keep on watching!

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Posterior urethral valve (PUV) - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 4:59.

Posterior urethral valve, or PUV, is a congenital disorder in boys where the posterior urethra,

which is the section of the urethra nearest the bladder, is obstructed by membranous folds,

or flaps of tissue.

These flaps of tissue are collectively referred to as a congenital obstructive posterior urethral

membrane, or COPUM.

This blockage means urine can't easily flow out, which leads to a backup of urine which

can cause kidney problems, as well as less amniotic fluid which can cause respiratory

problems.

Although the cause of PUV isn't completely understood, it's thought that normal development

of the male urethra is disrupted between weeks 9 and 14 of gestation.

Normal development involves the Wolffian duct integrating with the posterior urethra, which

results in thin mucosal folds called plicae colliculi.

It's thought that PUV might result from abnormal integration of the wolffian duct,

resulting in large plicae colliculi that fuse anteriorly, making it more difficult for urine

to flow through.

When that urine can't easily flow out because of increased resistance from an obstruction,

the intravesical pressure, or bladder pressure, starts to creep up.

Holding urine under higher pressure leads to bladder wall hypertrophy and collagen deposition,

both of which thicken the bladder wall.

This thickening makes the bladder less compliant, meaning that small increases in urine volume

causes large increases in bladder pressure, which makes the problem even worse.

That high-pressure urine has nowhere to go but up to the ureters and eventually to the

kidneys, causing hydronephrosis, which is the swelling of a kidney due to a buildup

of urine.

In PUV, since the bladder outlet is obstructed, the hydronephrosis is bilateral, meaning it

affects both kidneys.

Severe obstruction in utero can also lead to oligohydramnios, which is a low volume

of amniotic fluid, since normally a significant proportion of amniotic fluid comes from fetal

urine, and also, that amniotic fluid normally gets breathed into the developing lungs, which

helps expand the airways and also provides the amino acid proline, and both of these

things are critical to normal lung development.

Therefore with less amniotic fluid, the lungs may not develop completely, called lung hypoplasia,

and as a result some newborns have respiratory distress.

Another complication of PUV includes vesicoureteral reflux, since increased bladder pressure can

also lead to dysfunction of the ureterovesical junction, where the ureters enter the bladder,

which results in reflux of urine back up into the ureters and the kidneys.

PUV also causes urinary stasis which can allow bacteria to enter the urinary tract and cause

a urinary tract infection.

Over time, recurring infections and injury to the kidneys can lead to chronic kidney

disease, which might progress to end-stage renal disease.

Often PUV can be diagnosed by prenatal ultrasound, which can show a dilated bladder, thickened

bladder wall, and bilateral hydronephrosis.

If not found prenatally, though, postnatal diagnosis might be done by voiding cystourethrogram,

or VCUG, which shows a dilated and elongated posterior urethra.

Treatment involves surgery and ablation of the membrane, which allows urine to flow through

unobstructed.

Prenatal surgery can be risky, so it's typically reserved for severe cases of oligohydramnios

and possible lung hypoplasia.

Postnatally, the standard surgery is transurethral catheter ablation.

Alright, as a quick recap, posterior urethral valve, sometimes more descriptively referred

to as a congenital obstructive posterior urethral membrane, is a congenital condition in boys

where membranous folds obstruct the normal flow of urine and this leads to bladder outlet

obstruction, which causes high bladder pressure, which can cause vesicoureteral reflux, which

results in reflux of urine back up into the ureters and kidneys, that obstruction also,

though, leads to urinary stasis which can lead to recurrent urinary tract infections

and

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to our channel, or telling your friends about us on social media.

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The Adventures of HIMMELWETTER! - Duration: 0:41.

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