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are you already using NLP and don't even

realize it stay tuned this is a Damon

Cart from NLP gym three NLP techniques

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hey but I already do that says so many

people while I'm teaching them NLP well

of course you do but did you know that

you do that or that you did that before

I pointed it out that's part of what NLP

is it's becoming aware of your neuro

linguistic program that are normally

unconscious and we're bringing them into

consciousness so that you can get

control of them take charge of them and

change them and make them more effective

the first technique that you are

definitely already using is matching and

mirroring what I was learning NLP

matching and mirroring seems so

difficult and a lot of times this is a

stumbling block for a lot of NLP

practitioners and it's one of the most

basic techniques is one of the first

techniques that is taught to you and

it's about building rapport building

rapport skills so that when you are

dealing with a client whether that's a

coaching client or a sales client or

personal relationship you can gain

rapport with people quickly why is this

important everything is based on rapport

all persuasion all influence all ability

to move your client through a process

whether that's a sales process or NLP

process or helping them change or even

helping yourself change it always starts

with rapport you have to have rapport

rapport is the container in which all

change in transformation is possible

matching and mirroring is a great

example of how to gain rapport quickly

and that is when you are sitting across

from someone and you are matching their

posture their gestures they basically

look like a mirror to you or they you

look like a mirror to them and so you

can match their breathing

you can breathe the same rate that they

do if they fit from one side you sit to

one side if they gesture up like this

with their right hand you would do that

maybe not immediately but you do it

later or you can pick up a pin

when you are in rapport with someone you

will naturally match in mirror them so

next time you notice you're in rapport

with someone it could just be a friend

or it could be a client look down at

yourself and notice what is your body

posture look like and what is there's a

bike how does their head tilted one side

of the other his ears tilted that way

you notice if you're breathing at the

same rate it's an amazing exercise

you'll be really surprised just notice

go for the rapport first notice when

you're in rapport and then observe the

other person and yourself

the second NLP technique is new behavior

generator now this is often used at the

end of an NLP process to future pace the

change that you want to make is this is

especially good if you're looking to

break a habit and you want to start a

new habit and basically what you do is

you mentally rehearse what you want to

do in the future so what new behavior

generator is is you're rehearsing into

the future what you want to do that you

notice before you give a presentation

before you walk into a situation

especially when you've never been in

before a lot of times you will think

this through in your mind first you kind

of rehearse it in your head trying to

get some practice in trying to make sure

you can understand the situation as best

you can

we naturally do this we do it

unconsciously we also do it consciously

it actually gives you a good process

with good tips on how to optimize the

process of rehearsing into the future

like I said you do this naturally you'll

do it sometimes consciously it sometimes

unconsciously it's good to be really

conscious of it especially if you have

something important to do something that

maybe scares you a little bit or you're

not sure about it's good to rehearse it

mentally first and make sure you miss

you rehearse it without making any

mistakes because if you rehearse

mistakes in your mind you will likely

create those mistakes are if you have

mistakes how to correct those mistakes

rehearse how to correct the mistakes as

you go forward learn the new behavior

generator it will help you in this

rehearsal process the third NLP

technique that you're already using is

modeling modeling is the essence of NLP

modeling is the reason there is NLP

modeling is the purpose of NLP and in

the process of modeling the founders of

NLP created all these processes and

techniques or

they oftentimes modeled techniques and

processes from successful people who

could get change effectively especially

especially when it came to persuasion

influence and also therapy modeling is

something we tend to do less of as we

get older and older modeling is

something you've done since you were

born it's the reason you walk the way

that you walk it's the reason you talk

the way that you talk it's because you

model people in order to learn how to do

the things that you do and we forget

this process we forget how empty we are

and open to learning we are when we have

children and all we have is modeling we

model everything and then as we get

older we often settle on certain models

or certain processes and ways of doing

things

certain unconscious models and processes

and we're less open to learning and

changing with NLP you come in and you

into yourself of that and you learn how

to model something new and learn

something new and that can be within

yourself or that can be outside of

yourself what I mean by that is you can

take something that you're successful at

in your life model that and bring it

into an area of your life where you're

not that successful arts and you can

also model someone who is successful at

something you would like to be good at

or likely successful at but they're not

you can model them and learn their

processes and technique which is the

structure of how they do it not the

content not the reasoning behind it the

structure and the process of how they do

it and then apply that in your own life

and that is what the essence of NLP is

and that is modeling you've been doing

it since you were a kid like I said we

tend to do it less and less as we get

older but you can go back and learn to

do it again

that is NLP is becoming conscious of how

you model how you've modeled you

actually have been it quite successful

in your life if you're watching this

video you will have likely learned how

to walk learn how to talk hold a job

feed yourself all these things these are

all based on you modeling other people

you can go back to that learners mind

and model new things all over again

doesn't matter how old you are you can

always continue to model and NLP is an

excellent way to learn how to do that

I've actually done videos on each

one of these techniques you can look in

my youtube channel and search it and

find videos that go into more depth

about these techniques I also want to

thank Ryan wells for suggesting this

video in this topic Thank You Ryan

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ENOCH THE STORY OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL FALLEN ANGELS - Duration: 4:21.

ENOCH: THE

STORY

OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL FALLEN ANGELS

Angels make frequent appearances in the holy scriptures and continue to play an active

role in the popular imagination.

While many people believe that these beings are either symbolic or supernatural figures,

others believe that angels could be extra-terrestrials.

The Book of Enoch gives an intriguing view on this controversial position.

While most people associated angels with the Christian faith, they are actually a mainstay

of many ancient cultural traditions.

Many of the earliest known civilizations in the Near East, including the ancient Sumerians,

the Babylonians, and the Egyptians had their own narratives surrounding angelic beings.

These beings tended to manifest themselves as beings with wings which served as the agents

of higher gods.

The higher gods utilized the angels as messengers and watchers who would visit the Earthly dimension

at their behest.

One of the most explicit descriptions of angels serving in this capacity comes from the Book

of Enoch in the Old Testament.

The Book of Enoch describes a vast number of angels settling on the planet Earth who

set out to teach Enoch various disciplines.

These include meteorology, astronomy, and metalwork.

This is a fairly unusual story, and it appears to chime with a theory known as the Ancient

Astronaut theory.

Many people believe that the ancients were lent a helping hand in the progression of

human civilization on account of the fact that a number of ancient monuments and texts

display extraordinary sophistication which is completely unexplained by the cultural

and social circumstances of historical record.

Could the Book of Enoch be confirmation of this controversial theory?

The Book of Enoch also describes �fallen angels� arriving on Mount Hermon with the

intention of living on Earth and assuming power over the planet.

These angels are said to have eventually integrated into human society and even interbreeding

with human beings to create human-angel hybrids.

It was this action that incited the wrath of God.

For many people, this seems to indicate that human beings were unwittingly placed in the

center of a power struggle between two distinct alien breeds � the masterful creator gods

and their former servants who sought to take their own path with regards to the planet

Earth.

If this is the case, then it should be of some concern to human beings currently living

on this planet.

Both the Old and the New Testament make frequent references to a battle which is to come between

opposing forces of good and evil.

Could it be the case that this battle will involve an almighty struggle between two separate

species of powerful alien beings?

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Small Planes Over Big Oceans (ETOPS Explained) - Duration: 8:57.

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"It'll be a cold day in hell before I let twins fly long-haul over-water routes."

Those were the words of Lynn Helms—administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration during

the Reagan administration.

At the time, no commercial american airplane with two engines was allowed to fly anywhere

farther than 60 minutes from a diversion airport.

The belief was that, if one engine failed, the other could only safely fly the plane

for about an hour, but this rule severely limited what smaller planes could do.

On North Atlantic routes like New York to London, twin-engine planes could only fly

in these areas but a direct route looked like this.

The options were to either fly a twin-engine plane on an inefficient routing or fly a inefficient

three or four engine plane.

There was no place for long-and-skinny routes between smaller cities using smaller planes

since airline couldn't legally fly those smaller planes.

This one simple rule changed the very way airplanes were built.

Now, in the 60's, this 60 minute regulation only applied to planes with two engines.

Of course aircraft manufacturers could build quad-engine jets but those had to be huge

for airlines to make their money's worth with their high fuel consumption.

The 747's of the time could carry more than 400 passengers.

They could therefore only fly on super high-demand routes like New York to London to have any

hope of being full.

In order to start flying more convenient non-stop routes from smaller markets, planes had to

get smaller while still being legally allowed to hop the pond.

That's where trijets came into play.

With three engines, these planes weren't subject to the same 60-minute regulation as

twinjets.

They could easily fly any transatlantic route.

That's why in the 70s or 80s, the long-haul jets you'd see at airpots were, for the

most part, either 747's or trijets like the DC-10.

This 60-minute regulation was inconvenient for Atlantic Crossings, but in the Pacific

it actually changed how Hawaii developed.

There are zero diversion airports between California and Hawaii so the route isn't

even close to covered under the 60-minute rule.

As a result, airlines could only fly huge planes between the mainland and Hawaii which

meant that planes could pretty much only fly to Honolulu.

There was virtually no service between the other islands and the mainland which meant

the other islands were severely isolated.

That's part of the reason why the tourism industry only picked up on the other islands

in recent decades.

Luckily, change was coming.

The 60 minute rule originated from the days of piston driven propeller aircraft.

With these, it was far more common for engines to just stop working mid-flight.

That's why there were contingency engines.

The regulations just didn't adapt to the increased reliability of jet engines.

Statistically, for every failure of a jet engine, there are 117 piston engine failures.

Once the jet age rolled in, engine failure just wasn't as much of a concern, so, in

1985, the FAA begrudgingly granted permission to Trans World Airlines to fly their twin-engined

767 direct between Boston and Paris—a route taking it up to 120 minutes away from diversion

airports.

This was the first example of a brand new FAA certification called ETOPS—"Extended-range

Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards," or more colloquially, "engines turn or passengers

swim."

Before an airline can fly a long over-water route they have to buy a plane with what's

known as an ETOPS type rating.

Basically that means that the plane was built with adequate redundancies, communications

systems, and fire suppression systems to fly safely if one engine fails.

For example, the 767—the first plane to get an ETOPS certification—has a type rating

of 180 minutes meaning it can fly anywhere as long as its 180 minutes from a diversion

airport.

But just because a plane has a type rating doesn't mean an airline can fly it ETOPS.

They have to have a special maintenance plan, a special flight crew, special cabin crew,

special dispatchers, special fuel quantities, and special passenger recovery plans since,

just because there's a runway doesn't mean that a plane can safely divert since

the emergency doesn't end once the plane lands.

Cold Bay, Alaska, for example, is a perfect diversion airport for routes between Asia

and North America.

It only has six commercial flights per week nowadays but as a former Air Force Base it

has an enormous runway.

The only issue is that the town of Cold Bay has a population of 108—its tiny—so any

diversions automatically double or triple the amount of people in the small town.

There certainly aren't enough hotel rooms or restaurants to house and feed stranded

passengers so, if airlines plan to use Cold Bay as a diversion airport, they need to make

a plan for how to house, feed, and recover passengers within 48 hours of landing.

Last year an American Airlines 787 was flying from Shanghai to Chicago when its right engine

had an issue halfway across the Pacific Ocean.

The plane quickly took a left turn diverting to Cold Bay.

Even before landing the plan was implemented as flight attendants served a second meal

service early.

Just a few hours after safely landing in Cold Bay, American's mechanics took off from

Seattle bound for Cold Bay to start fixing the plane while Alaska Airlines, American's

partner, sent a 737 from Anchorage to pick up the stranded passengers.

Meanwhile, flight attendants served the third set of meals they had stocked while waiting

on the ground and the coast guard opened their heated hanger to passengers.

Just 10 hours after the emergency landing, passengers were on their way to Anchorage

where they spent the night before taking an American 757 to Chicago.

That was a perfect example of how the passenger recovery plan worked.

The quick response and defined plan helped the airline get passengers out safely and

quickly.

Now, because of the solid engine reliability, numerous redundancies, and well-designed passenger

recovery plans, airlines and airplanes can now receive insane ETOPS certifications.

The 787 Dreamliner, the plane that diverted to Cold Bay, has a type rating of 330 minutes.

That means it can fly up to 5.5 hours away from a diversion airport.

Certain routes over long-ocean stretches in the southern hemisphere were theoretically

possible in the past with four engine planes but were economically impossible since airlines

could never fill the large planes on the low-demand city pairs like Melbourne to Santiago.

With the ETOPS 330 certification, LATAM Airlines can fly their small 787 economically on this

relatively low-demand route across the South Pacific.

The Airbus a350 is even rated for ETOPS 370—it can fly 6 hours and 10 minutes away from diversion

airports.

This plane can therefore fly everywhere on earth except directly over the South Pole.

Because of this simple rule change, three and four engine planes are largely a relic

of the past.

Boeing and Airbus' largest jets are both their only four engine planes in production—the

747 and a380.

Nearly all North Atlantic traffic today is on twin-engined planes as smaller and smaller

planes get ETOPS certifications.

Air Canada, for example, flies their tiny 120 passenger a319 with ETOPS certification

daily between St Johns Airport and London Heathrow.

British Airways even sends the even smaller a318 between New York and London City Airport.

These routes would have been unimaginable 30 years ago but the reliability of the airplanes

of today mean we need not fear flying small planes over big oceans.

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ETHUMA [1] Sinhala Full Funny Teledrama Starring VIJAYA NANDASIRI - Duration: 40:52.

ETHUMA [1] Sinhala Full Funny Teledrama Starring VIJAYA NANDASIRI (විජය නන්දසිරි)

Cast- Vijaya Nandasiri, Rodney Warnakula, Lal Kularathna, Kusum Renu, Giriraj Kaushalya

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5 Gründe, warum ihr HOUSE OF CARDS sehen müsst! - Duration: 6:02.

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How to Remove Water Rings - How to House - HGTV - Duration: 1:31.

[music playing]

Hey guys!

It's Ivy from "How to House."

Confession, I forget to use coasters.

Like all the time.

OK, fine, I don't own any coasters,

and my table's starting to show it.

Secret shame no more.

Today, I'm going to show you how to make

those water rings disappear and get your table

looking as good as new.

To get rid of those pesky rings, you'll

need two microfiber cloths, baking soda, water, a small

bowl, and furniture polish.

Mix a 2 to 1 ratio of baking soda to water in a small bowl.

Use a clean, dry cloth to scrub the watermark gently.

You should see results pretty quickly.

Got a super stubborn ring?

Grab a hair dryer, set it to high, and blast that ring away.

Now the rings are mostly gone, but we're not done yet.

Wipe down the entire surface with some furniture

polish for that fresh from the showroom look.

And that's it!

The only rings you'll see are the ones on your fingers.

I'll drink to that.

STAGE HAND: Hey Ivy!

Oh, thanks.

What household problems do you want us to fix next?

Be sure to tell us in the comments below,

and don't forget to like and subscribe.

I'll see you next time.

[music playing]

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Magfed paintball - The battlefront part 1 - Distribuicao de headshots - Duration: 11:08.

I am in the russian team. In the eltite's squad. The Spetnaz

I am the armorer of the squad. My task is to repare marker that get shot.

At the the start of the game,

Our general planned to take and hold those flags :

Mexic, Brasil, Italy, and North Korea

We, the Spetnaz will hold on the brasilian flag

First building?

I see him

I got him.....I think I got him.

Quickly, the situation got worst

The enemy succeded on taking the Italian flag

witch gives an elevated sight and a great advantage on us.

Run! don't stop, don't stop!. Watch out, you are on the fire line.

Take care that there are coming lots of them in that way.

That guy is our general.

Jerome, you have move from here

I received the order to stay put

Can we get through that part over there?

Ready, we received the order to take back the Italian flag.

We are going to attack that building from down...

And clean it until the last floor.

You are going to give suppress fire so that we can go there.

Hold on! Hold on!

oh, I am heading, you stick to me!

the enemy is on the building, Fabiano is gonna shoot over there.

Check you ammo!

check munition, plug your marker.

I only had one.....

When we take the run, you shoot over there ok?

Go Fabiano, go!

Hold, hold!

Hold!

Tureta! Tureta! Tureta! Tureta!

Get back inside the building

We are going straight to the italian flag, ok?

Medic!

[ Medic kit giveaway -25pts ]

We got back the Italian flag

Now. Let's try to take that Chinese flag

I got one

One less

Positive, pushing forward. Here's Jerome, pushing forward

Is it possible to jump?

It's possible to jump!

They are behind the pile.

I got you! you're dead dude! [ unecessary talk -25pts ]

The Chinese flag is right behind that pile.... full of enemies

Jerome where are you?

I got throught, i got throught

I am up the stairs that gives to the bathrooms

And in the bathrooms, downstairs, there are enemies.

One less! Get some guys and lets attack!

Two enemies down! Come!

Refery! Refery! Over there!

Paint check!

Ah! I know.... I shouldn't take back those paintball that felt on the ground, but...

They are my last two shots

They can save my life

That's it. Unfortunatly, my camera stopped.

But I'll tell you what happened

I succeded on getting back and regroup with my squad that stayed in the Italian flag

Now, to refil ammo, I got to go back to our base.

And for this, I'll lose on life.

And that was the first ppart of that game

You can find in those link that I will let there

The second part of the game.

And also the video of the same game

from my partner that played witn me in the same squad, Carlos Tureta.

There's his link for the same game.

And also the video from

The Team Six. It's the oficial video of the game. They are the organisators

Thanks for watching

I wish you like the work I am putting on the videos

Subscribe if you like

Give a like

comment

Make yourself at home ¬¬

ciao

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Clash Of Clans - TH11 FARMING BASE LOOT PROTECTION BASE | NEW 2017

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Turquía en Eurovisión | Eurovision Şarkı Yarışması'nda Türkiye - Duration: 8:58.

-It's good, it's good.

-I've always wanted to say "merhaba".

-As you can see, I'm not alone ...

-Can you start again? I was laughing.

-Lorena is with me, you know her face for sure.

I've talked about her before, she has a channel where she shares her things about Greece.

-Her things about Greece?

-It's true, I talk about my things.

I invite you all to check my channel and watch the video I've recorded with Marina.

- I didn't bring her so she talks about Greece, but as an expert in Eurovision Song Contest.

- That's me.

I wanted her to comment in a professional way.

We are going to talk about the Eurovision Song Contest, because it is going to take place in some days.

And we thought it's the perfect time to comment some Turkish entries.

If you don't know what's Eurovision Song Contest...Lorena will explain it for you.

-I didn't see it coming.

-It's a musical competition. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television...

...And then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition.

- Do you understand now why she had to be in this video?

-It takes place once a year.

- In may.

-Turkey doesn't participate anymore...

- I loved Turkey in ESC

I always had my 3 favourite countries: Greece, Cyprus and Turkey. And Turkey is gone now.

- The first performance we're commenting is the only winner for Turkey. Do you know which one?

- Of course. Sertab Erener.

- I really love this song.

- I think it marked us all. It's the type of song that we always keep in mind.

It was the beginning of a new style in ESC: great performance, great clothes, rythms of each country...

- It was not a perfect performance for me.

The voice of Sertab is much more better than what she showed in ESC.

I would have loved that her dress was like the one she was wearing in the videoclip.

It take me back to the sultans' empire. It is on fashion now with that serie...

- The Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl)

- Yeah, that's the name.

One of the best performances of Turkey in ESC. In fact, they won.

- I agree.

- I run out of words.

I think Turkey moved backwards with this song.

I don't like her voice very much ...her voice is very characteristic.

- I don't like female voices that much...

- That's not femenine.

At least, she didn't sing out of tune.

- Do you know her position in the competition?

- I bet she even had a good position.

- 11th

-She should have been in lower positions.

- I agree.

I have to say I didn't like this song the first time (and the 2nd) I listened to it.

But I've listened to it so many times that I already like it.

I even ended up singing it.

-I felt nothing when I first listened to it.

Very simple staging ...

But everybody liked it a lot, because it got a very good position. And it's true, after a while, you like it.

- Clearly we never agree with Europe's opinions.

- I love Turkey's rock. You do too, right?

- Yes, I do. Turkey knew they had to renew themselves and they did it in a very good way. They started to send interesting good singers.

-If I compare this song with MANGA's, I like this one more. But the staging is less impressive.

- I prefer when they sing in Turkish.

- Me too, I prefer when Greece sings in Greek.

But I'm ok if they sing in English. It's not a big deal.

It's the most overrated song in Turkey's history.

- I don't dislike the song...I don't like it either. But I think it's so catchy.

I like her clothes, but not for ESC, maybe.

She didn't sing in a good way.

Oh my God! She was so out of tune! And she got the 4th position!

- So she was successful in Europe.

- People became blind. They didn't use their ears.

- Turkey was about to win ESC again in 2010, with MANGA

- Such a good performance.

-They were in 2nd place. Let's watch it.

It makes you feel you are in a concert.

I like MANGA, in fact...I was close to watch them in concert. But they didn't come out on stage.

- Really?

- I loved this performance. It's so impressive and it gives you a lot of strenght. The voices are so powerful.

I think they deserved that second place.

The song and the music are ok, but we were commenting that it would be better if he didn't sing.

I liked the movement on stage, and also their clothes. But I think the lighting is poor and his voice destroys the song.

- Maybe he was just nervous.

- It could be. It's understandable.

- There are so many countries that participate in ESC, they have to compite in 2 semi finals before the BIG final.

Turkey has always reached the FINAL competition, except once.

Do you know when?

- I do.

- I'm still wondering (years later!) WHY that song didn't pass to the final.

-It's a timeless song! Time has passed but I felt in the same way than 2011.

Why didn't it reach the final??

Help us so Yüksek...

- #..

- Good idea. #YüksekEurovision...

...#Unfairness.

- I want him to know that we both love his song and he think he should have won that year.

Help us, so he can get this message. It's not a joke! I'm so serious!

- And let's start another # so Turkey comes back to ESC

- What do you think of those performances? Do you agree with us?

Don't forget to visit her channel, we have recorded another video about ESC

- It's a very interesting channel! You will love it, I'm sure of it.

And you will laugh with the video where Marina appears.

We say bye now.

"Güle güle" and I leave!

For more infomation >> Turquía en Eurovisión | Eurovision Şarkı Yarışması'nda Türkiye - Duration: 8:58.

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[ROUGH SUB] Yoori's Hidden Camera - Hyoeun Live Broadcast (2017.05.10) - Duration: 14:10.

[Jeonyoul Hidden Camera by Hyoeun] - ROUGH ENG SUBS by Stellar Twinkles -

Jeonyoul: What are you doing?

Jeonyoul: I said what are you doing? Hyoeun: Kekekeke

Hyoeun: Kekekeke

Jeonyoul: I don't think I know this song very well.

Jeonyoul: Any other song requests?

Jeonyoul: You can't laugh

Hyoeun: I'll just send it to you

Hyoeun: I'll record a video

Jeonyoul: I'll mess up all the songs that Eonni likes

Hyoeun: I'll send this to you, this video of you

Jeonyoul: Don't laugh Hyoeun: I got it, I won't

Jeonyoul: This is the song that Eonni used to hate (?)

Hyoeun: Ohh pretty pretty

Hyoeun: You're pretty good today, you're doing well

Jeonyoul: Is it odd? Hyoeun: No no

Hyoeun: You can't mess this up, I'm going to send this video to you later right?

Hyoeu: Ohhh

Jeonyoul: You'll be able to hear your gasps (in the video)! Hyoeun: No, what? Quickly quickly (sing)

Hyoeun: Ohh so good, you're doing well

Hyeoun: But from before, will I be able to send this video to you?

Jeonyoul: You have to record it shortly

Hyoeun: Song request?

Hyoeun: Uhhhhhhhhhhh

Hyouen: Well, because it's raining today...

Hyoeun: Do you know that song? "The rain and you"?

Jeonyoul: Oh, I know I know

Jeonyoul: It's a a brave(?) song

[Periscope seems to have glitched here and placed the end of the video here, skip to 4:26 to continue from the correct part of the video]

Hyoeun: Niiiiice

Hyoeun: Cancel it, it's time for the next song

Jeonyoul: Well then, this time I'll...

Jeonyoul: I'll...

Jeonyoul: "Tears". It's a sad song

Hyoeun: Ahhh this song really goes well with your voice

Jeonyoul: Really? Hyoeun: Yeah

Hyoeun: Really, look

Jeonyoul: Except, Eonni... Hyoeun: Look, just like this (*I think she showed Yoori fans Periscope comments)

Jeonyoul: What are you doing?! Seriously!

Hyoeun: [Screaming]

Jeonyoul: Yaaaaa!!!!!

[Muffled giggles and screams]

Jeonyoul: From when did you record from?!

Jeonyoul: Hurry up (and answer)!

Jeonyoul: Quickly quickly

Hyoeun: I just started recording (* lol what a lie)

Hyoeun: Just that small bit Jeonyoul: Just that small bit?

Hyoeun: Look

Jeonyoul: So I did well? Hyoeun: You did well, you did well

Jeonyoul: Oh but how come... oh no!

Hyoeun: You did well, look

Hyoeun: "You did well", you can see it here

Hyoeun: "You were lying weren't you Eonni? You did well"

Hyoeun: Ahhhh, why , aaahhhhhh it hurts T_________T

Hyoeun: T____T

Jeonyoul: Oh no, what to do, I didn't do well T___T Hyoeun: You were completely good, really

Hyoeun: You were completely good, look: "Eonni, you sang well, I enjoyed the song well, you sang totally well"

Hyoeun: "Encore, encore"

Hyoeun: Look at this

Jeonyoul: Ah, this, why~~~

Hyoeun: Okay, I'm going to record now

Hyoeun: One more time, one more time

Jeonyoul: Ah one more time? I'm not doing it

Jeonyoul: I mean, they're going going to say that I can't sing (?) heol

Jeonyoul: ... that part where I was singing and you said "you shouldn't do that Yoori"

Jeonyoul: I thought it was a little odd

Jeonyoul: We bought microphones

Hyoeun: You have to show them my mic too

Hyoeun: Ah if we could both be seen, I think it would be even more fun

Jeonyoul: Gold and pink

Hyoeun & Jeonyoul: Tada~

Jeonyoul: Our microphones

Jeonyoul: If we're going to talk about microphones, about what kind of usage(?) does this microphone has

Jeonyoul: Suddenly a mic stick(?)

Jeonyoul: Eonni, you sing too

Hyoeun: How can I sing?

Jeonyoul: Hyoeun Eonni, please pick(?) a Korean song

Jeonyoul: Ah, no

Jeonyoul: Sing this

Hyoeun: What's this (song)?

Jeonyoul: Do you know it? Hyoeun: I don't know it

Jeonyoul: You don't know even this song

Hyoeun: Because it's raining

Hyoeun: Today the rain~

Hyoeun: Oh you were thinking the same as me, a similar (sounding) Sunbae's song

Hyoeun: A rain song

Jeonyoul: The key doesn't match

Hyoeun: That one?

Jeonyoul: Ah, this is a song cover

Hyoeun: [Pretending to rap] Yeah, come one, I'm Jeon Yoori, Jeon Yoori fool

Hyoeun: Yoori, please sing!

Hyoeun: Together!

Hyoeun: Well, it's time Jeonyoul: Hello

Hyoeun: Well,

Hyoeun: This is the celebrity, Stellar's Jeonyoul

Jeonyoul: Yes, I'm Stellar's Jeonyoul

Hyoeun: Thank you for giving us songs that made us happy today

Jeonyoul: I want to go back to the past right now?

Hyoeun: Ah, that was Jin-A sunbae's song

Hyoeun: Ah, you really sang it well

Jeonyoul: Really? Hyoeun: Yes

Jeonyoul: Say the truth

Jeonyoul: Say the truth~

Hyoeun: Really, if it wasn't good I would say it wasn't good, wouldn't I?

Jeonyoul: Oh, is that so?

Hyoeun: Okay, we've stopped now

Hyoeun: Ah stop now, you have to say hi Jeonyoul: Hi

Hyoeun: Our final(?) greeting... today our voting, wasn't it? (*Korea's presidential election voting was today) Jeonyoul: Right! Today, voting!

[Reminding everyone that voting started from 8am today]

Hyoeun: Yoori... do a greeting

Hyoeun: We've run out of battery now

Jeonyoul: Bye bye Hyoeun: Byyyeeeeeee

For more infomation >> [ROUGH SUB] Yoori's Hidden Camera - Hyoeun Live Broadcast (2017.05.10) - Duration: 14:10.

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Rozwaliłem drona i bateria w skuterze padła - Chiny #6 - Duration: 21:14.

For more infomation >> Rozwaliłem drona i bateria w skuterze padła - Chiny #6 - Duration: 21:14.

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Mother's Day: Happy Mother's Day Song - Wind Beneath My Wings Cover (Mother's Day Video Card) - Duration: 3:28.

Mother's Day: Happy Mother's Day Song - Wind Beneath My Wings Cover (Mother's Day Video Card)

For more infomation >> Mother's Day: Happy Mother's Day Song - Wind Beneath My Wings Cover (Mother's Day Video Card) - Duration: 3:28.

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Simple Medicine Helps Ten Thousand People Without Medicare - Duration: 4:21.

For more infomation >> Simple Medicine Helps Ten Thousand People Without Medicare - Duration: 4:21.

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YOUR photos! Photo Assignment #6 :: Photo Sequences - Duration: 8:41.

one of my favorite things that we do on

this show now is Photo Assignments and

this is a thing that we came up with

where we could come together as a

community take a challenge as an

assignment that is designed to stretch

our comfort zone or creative thinking

and what we do as photographers

something to work on and every time we

do one of these the work gets better and

better and the bar raises to the next

level this week the challenge was to do

a photo sequence now photo sequence is

not easy because a photo sequence is a

group of images that work together the

sum of all the parts to deliver some

kind of visually communicated narrative

that happens and I was really impressed

to see the wide range that went into

these and I'm really excited to share

this with you today so without further

ado here's your work on photo assignment

number six photo sequences

the work this week was fabulous I want

to say a couple things about this

because honestly when I gave the photo

assignment to do photo sequences

it's a tough assignment and I worried a

little bit about that but then also the

time limit we ended up extending this a

month which ended up being a long time

and I felt like we lost a little bit of

momentum and I was really getting

worried about this and the work that was

submitted I mean you guys could see it

was absolutely amazing so every time we

do these the bar raises a little bit

there's definitely more entries but the

quality of work that's coming in is just

outstanding and I've actually I get to

where I recognize your name so I'm

looking to work I can see improvement

what people are doing and I think it's

really exciting so I want to thank you

guys because this is really inspiring

for me as well I want to make a couple

notes on a few of these images that came

in because I think they are worth

talking about and first I want to start

with Adrian Bertschi

who did a sequence of birds and this is

not unlike what we see with Eadweard

Muybridge who we looked at in the intro to

photo sequences this is a very

contemporary take and I like the fact

that you don't see border lines on the

images they've just presented as

objects and it was very nicely done this

is Mauro Raunich who chose to illustrate

his photo sequence using coffee

ingredients and I love the way he used

multiple exposures on this and you know

we weren't getting into extra techniques

on these or anything but I think just

going that extra mile and making

something that's really unusual and

unique it's amazing

another one I really liked was Greg

Orlov and this one he chose to

illustrate emotion of depression in his

photo sequence and I love the fact that

the last pane in here is intentionally

left black again you don't see the frame

line so each image blends into the next

but the fact that he chose not to have

an image in the final really accentuated

what he was going for there and it was

outstanding another one I really liked

this is sixstreetunder and sixstreetunder

I don't know your real name

but sixstreetunder has participated in a

lot of the photo assignments and I love

the fact that there is a dedication to

street photography in

the work that is produced and this had a

lot of frames in its which I kind of

warned you guys against because when you

put more data in there more information

you make it more complex this ends up

being somewhat abstract but if you look

at the way that the frames play against

one of the most obvious being the middle

divide where you see kind of the top of

the figure and the bottom figure as they

come together and I think it's just

really well done and this is one of

those rare occurrences where I think you

can certainly go with a lot of

information because the effect is the

bigger than the sum you know what I mean

and so it kind of works in this case

anyway I was really nicely done another

one this is Dian Ramírez and in all

fairness full disclosure I have met

Dian before she came to the meetup I

did in Mexico last year and I have seen

her work and I thought this was really

nice too and I really wanted to

underscore the fact that these are using

very cool darkroom techniques with

cyanotypes to do they're not

photoshopped and I think she's doing

some amazing work I thought this was a

really interesting and mature take on

this as well and finally the last one

was Andrew Miller and I put a little

subtext in here as well but I really

like the fact that this was a composite

into a single image and of course you

know you're going to manipulate the

image to do that but I think it fits the

concept and I think it works really well

and probably cooler than having multiple

images it is multiple exposures that all

work together in the same image anyway

guys this was really nicely done

I am so excited about where photo

assignments are going this is this has

become one of my favorite things that we

do in the videos that I make is that you

know this is a chance for us to

participate we kind of come together as

a community we use social media do this

and I think it's awesome so I'm a little

unsure of what is going to be next with

this what the next assignment will be I

will say this I'm going to announce it

the next couple days I want to put some

more thought into it because I think on

the one hand that I was a little

apprehensive that this was too

complicated of an assignment and it

wasn't I think it really stretched some

people and made us all think which I

think is really good and so that's one

thing that I want to take into

consideration but I don't want it to

take a month so I want it to be a little

more than a challenge but I don't want

to leave a wide-open space for it so I

want to

a little more thought into that and also

want to apologize because due to the

nature of this and the way these images

are presented there's a lot on screen so

I only picked about half of what I

normally do and so there was a lot of

great work but I just narrowed it down

to the very best and put it in and so I

don't want anybody to get discouraged if

your work has not been featured in one

of my videos yet do not give up we're

going to do these pretty much every two

weeks so there will be plenty of

opportunities and beyond that I think

it's exciting to see people getting in

the habit of expanding their creative

thinking putting that into their work

but then sharing that with the world via

social so really it's a moot point of

whether or not I choose one of your

images to show in the video or not the

fact that you're doing that as an

exercise is really going to benefit you

overall and I think that's really the

key of what we're doing here and so

anyway so I just want to thank you guys

I think this work was outstanding this

week a couple weeks ago I said it was

the best one ever now I think this one

was the best one ever and I don't mean

to sound trite about that but it really

is inspiring and it's really cool to see

these improving as we go so if you have

any questions or comments please leave

them below and I will address them as

such and if you enjoyed this video

please remember to like it share it

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