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The autograph signing - Sweden Rock Festival 2017 (english subs) - Duration: 2:19.

So, Sweden Rock is of course music. It's the experience, the love

the hard rock, with tough guys walking into each other and saying sorry, sorry!

And then they hug, they listen to the same show and the give speeches at each-other's wedding.

Sweden Rock is also signing. You can go and meet the

artists and get whatever you want signed.

What's going on here? This is the signing tent.

The artists sit here and meet their fans. They drink beer and sign anything

between heaven and earth.

Yes, it can be shoes and underwear. Vinyls and posters.

What are the rules to follow?

You will need to bring something to sign.

It's not allowed to take pictures. And just have fun and be respectful.

I will ask Black Ingvars to sign my program.

Is this your first signing? This year it is.

If I have 15 vinyls, what happens then? Then you will get to have one signed,

and then you'll have to go to the end of the line if there's time.

So that everyone gets to meet the artists.

It was really good, I think. You seem very happy.

Yeah really. I got a giraffe on mine.

Is this your first signing? Actually no. But the first one this year.

Will you go to more?

Yes, absolutely. Hardline, Steel Panther definitely.

Has it been good today? Very good. We've had nice bands

that has been on time and fans who's waited perfectly in line.

Where exactly are we? How do you get here? We are down in a corner.

We have festival stage over there so that can be an indicator.

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Clandestino - Flojos [Video & Letra] - Duration: 3:47.

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Sztrokia Essential Oil Diffuser 💥 3D Color Changing LED Lights Aromatherapy Review 👈 - Duration: 4:18.

today we're going to take a look at this beautiful essential oil diffuser it sort

of has a 3d effect it has color changing LED lights this is unlike any diffuser

I've ever had before this diffuser is made by Sztrokia and here's the box

that it came in just a nice pretty box with flowers on

it

the 3d effect on this diffuser is really amazing you can choose a color or run

through the 24 different colors and shades of colors it has a metal base

that looks almost like glass but it is metal it's much safer to have around the

house especially if you have kids or pets this is a second-generation

diffuser from esotropia and puts out more mist than the older version did as

you can see there's a lot of mist coming out of here this has a water capacity of

300 milliliters and will work for nine hours of continuous mistake here's how

you add the water you just take the top off the cover and this part here

see it's misting here spraying out and just add it right in there very simple

it offers three missed modes on this diffuser does have an auto shutoff

feature and cool mist technology alright there's three control buttons here the

power button the light and the mist the power button you see if you turn it on

then it'll toggle here's the one three and seven hour or if you hit it again

where it's just on it'll run continuously to turn it off you have to

long hold and then we have the different light settings which in the bright light

it's hard to tell but actually when you have a dim lighting it's a very pretty

bright light it just doesn't show up on the camera and then the levels of the

mist but you can actually hear a low medium and high as you toggle between

I'm going to go ahead and lower the light so you can really appreciate the

pretty color changing and I can tell you a little bit more about this diffuser I

think this would be the perfect diffuser for a bedroom or living room or seen

room when the lights are kept at a low level that way you can appreciate really

fast it's really effective isn't it down on

the ground

look at all the beautiful colors as it changes back and forth it's actually

kind of mesmerizing to watch it really has a 3d effect

so that's a look at the three hundred milliliter aroma diffuser by Sztrokia

yeah thanks for watching

you

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SLankir's -MABGHAWNICH 😔 ( Officiel Muzic Vidéo ( Beat N Soul) - Duration: 4:59.

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VEGAN PESTO PASTA (OIL FREE) | Creamy, delicious & filling! 🍝 - Duration: 3:45.

Hello everyone! Welcome back to my channel.

In this video I'm going to show you how to make vegan pesto pasta

... or my version of it

You can make this recipe under 15 minutes

It is quick, delicious and filling

For this recipe you are going to need the following ingredients:

Pasta,

kale or spinach,

walnuts or cashew nuts (I used both),

nutritional yeast,

avocado,

basil,

lemon, garlic and black pepper

First, you need some boiling water to cook the pasta,

While it cooks, we are going to prepare the pesto

I'm using my blender to prepare it but

a food processor is also fine

So in the blender goes

a handful of basil

two cloves of garlic

half avocado

"Please be good..."

"This is a miracle"

a few walnuts or cashew nuts (as many as you like),

about two or three cups of kale or spinach,

two tbsp of nutritional yeast

the juice of half a lemon

and some black pepper and salt to taste

add some water so it blends well

You don't need much,

I probably used more water than I needed

but you never know with my blender

And there you have your pesto sauce!

The pasta should be ready by now,

so what I've done is drain the pasta and put it back in the pan

so I can pour the sauce all over it

and there you have a creamy, delicious, green and healthy pesto pasta

As a final touch, I added some of this

vegan parmesan that I got in my last Vegan Tuck Box

It's not the healthiest, but it honestly tastes and smells

like the real thing

I also added some chives because

why not

Thanks for watching, if you liked it please give it a thumbs up

and subscribe for more content. See you next time.

Bye!

"I mean I'm sure it's not like (the real) pesto

"but...."

"more or less!"

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Hillsong - Jesus I Need You, Cover by Chris Dennis Rosenberg. - Duration: 3:54.

Hillsong - Jesus I Need You, Cover by Chris Dennis Rosenberg.

Hope be my anthem Lord when the world has fallen quiet

You stand beside me Give me a song in the night

And Jesus I need You Every moment I need You

Hear now this grace bought heart sing out Your praise forever

Beauty for ashes You find the weak and contrite heart

Shoulder its burdens (You shoulder its burdens) And carry it into the light

And Jesus I need You Every moment I need You

Hear now this grace bought heart sing out Your praise forever

Jesus I need You Every moment I need You

Hear now this grace bought heart sing out Your praise forever Oh

Lord I need you

Remember love Remember mercy

Christ before me Christ behind me

Your loving kindness Has never failed me

Christ before me Christ behind me

Remember love Remember mercy

Christ before me Christ behind me

Your loving kindness Has never failed me

Christ before me Christ behind me (Yeah)

And Jesus I need You Every moment I need You

Hear now this grace bought heart sing out Your praise forever

♩ ♪ ♫ ♩

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GTA Vice City & GTA Liberty City Stories & GTA 3 - Donald Love Kimdir? - Duration: 5:16.

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Você sabe a diferença entre Bancos de Dados tradicionais e Open Source? - Duration: 4:52.

Hi guys, my name is Angie Nobre and I'm a database specialist, I work in the IBM System Hardware team

I have almost 20 years as an Oracle database administrator and I have been working for 4 years in the pre-sales segment

WHAT ARE THE MAIN DIFFERENCES IN OPEN SOURCE DATABASES?

We have the most diverse distributions for Open Source Databases today, but mainly we have the

Relational Open Source databases and the NoSQL ones. NoSQL stands for Not Only SQL.

The Relational ones are the most similar to the traditional databases, like Oracle / DB2 and the big competitors for these two data are MariaDB / Postgre.

The others NoSQL databases have other types of functionalities, for example, relational databases

have always been very strong for transaction integrity control, for the Asset model

that is the commit and callback model of an entire transaction, the relational model, the ForeignKeys Constraints model.

The NoSQL models don't necessarily meet this, there are often applications that don't need this restriction,

that's one of the reasons why this type of solution has grown a lot in the market and has gained a great adhesion.

Replication is more important than transaction integrity, storing unstructured data is more important than integrity control.

WHAT IS THE APPLICABALITY OF DATABASES?

The difference in the applicability of these databases, for example, between the Open Source databases that require a relational environment,

a Postgre or MariaDB, they are very pertinent in applications such as RPs, applications that would cover the replacement of traditional databases,

such as Oracle / DB2, applications where you need the Asset model, applications where you need this type of control.

For other Open Source databases, for example, that don't require this kind of control and where the application availability

is more important than integrity, than the data being one hundred percent the same in all nodes, the necessity to

spread this data in different nodes, these are applications that easily fit NoSQL databases,

which are being called modern applications, they work a bit differently.

For example, Cassandra, it's a type of database where replication is very viable, Cassandra works

without such a strong dependency of integrity, but it also replicates in a much more natural way.

It's very feasible for applications like messenger, playlists. For example, where you need to manage an unstructured data,

a document store database, such as Mongo, which is another very interesting type of application.

Applications for purchasing recommendations, Neo4j Is a database that supplies very well this kind of demand.

Mongo is also widely used in IOT applications.

HOW DO THESE TWO TYPES OF DATABASE WORK TOGETHER?

I personally believe that our tendency is to work more and more with solutions that cover different types of databases.

Solutions with applications that require different storage structures even within the same application,

if it requires different storage structures is very possible that these different

technologies will coexist to meet the differences of demands of each one of them.

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STOP! YOU HAVE VIOLATED THE LAW - Duration: 0:22.

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[Crypto] ARK for EXPERTS - #2 - WHAT IS A.C.E.S.? [INTERNET OF BLOCKCHAIN] - Duration: 7:21.

[Music]

What is Aces? Aces stands for

Ark contract execution services and is the

first proven internet of blockchain

application that is able to trigger

smart contract on other platforms. it's a

protocol based on arks smartbridge

technology that goes beyond simply

exchanging coins and tokens by opening

the possibility to communicate with and

trigger events on other blockchains

Aces is a community project and its

developers plan to combine it with a

decentralized marketplace which will

consist of many people who set up ACES

nodes and offer their interoperability

services to everyone who wants to send

ark to another blockchain. In its early

stages Aces connects Ark with ethereum

and can be already used to simply send

Ark to an ethereum address or to trigger

an ethereum smart contract with Ark coins

In the future the Aces developers aim

to offer a variety of blockchain

interoperability services and connect to

different platforms if they are widely

used, such as Neo, Stratis or others.

aces-ark.io already offers a simple

platform to use the Ark-Ethereum

cross blockchain functionalities and

the according guides to get in.

I followed the how-to guide step by step

without outside assistance and I was

able to execute an Ethereum transaction

and a smart contract deployment. both

successfully. let's get directly to use

Aces itself by clicking on use Aces on

the top left corner. The available

service at launch are Ethereum transfer

and Ethereum contract deployment. let's

do a simple transaction first. the first

box named service capacity simply says

how much Ethereum is currently

available on the Aces node to allow an

Ark-Ethereum transaction. Obviously you

can't successfully do a transaction

beyond the service capacity because

that's all ether the node can transfer

if your request exceeds the current

capacity of the Aces node, the

transaction fails and your spend Ark

will be sent back to

the return address. the next two boxes inform you

about the required fees of this

particular Aces node. additional to the

blockchain transaction fees of Ark and

the other blockchain, in this case

etherium, the financial incentive for

the Aces operator is the possibility to

set up a fee for his or her service. the

provider can choose a flat fee, a

percentage fee, the combination of both

or none at all. Aces ASIS transaction time

includes the Ark block target time of

8 seconds and in our example the Ethereum

block target time. the last box tells

you if the node is currently available

or not. if due to whatever reasons the

requested a Ethereum transaction doesn't

get completed the Aces user gets his Ark

sent back to the entered return address

there's also a collateral model planed in

the future which adds even more security

for Aces users. the ethereum transfer

contract deployment requires more

attention since it's aimed for

developers to build on top of it and

to create their own templates. But I managed

to successfully trigger my own

hello world version to the Ethereum blockchain

by following the previously mentioned

Guide. The link to my completed

transaction is in the description box

Everyone can set up an Aces operating

node and offer its current available

services. The project is open source

that means it's code can be seen at

github and if you are a developer you

can contribute to the project. The

website aces-ark.io provides

different tutorials and explanations for

everyone who is interested to setup an

Aces node. You can set up local nodes and

public nodes. the local node is basically

private and will not be seen by other

users. local nodes could be needed if you

want to interact privately between

blockchains. public nodes will be listed

at the upcoming marketplace directory

and are available for all users.

the marketplace directory will track

performance capacity and fees, similar as

that's the case for Ark delegates. It's

up to the ASIS operator how he keeps up

the service capacity. Aces operators can

profit from offering their service with

an included fee or for example by buying

cheap coins and offering them as the

Aces capacity when the price went up.

An Aces operator could also build up his or

her own platform with a variety of

services similar as shapeshift. the usage

of Aces depends on the creativity of

developers or the demand in the

community. For instance Aces could be

used as a cross blockchain highway for

decentralized applications that work on

Ethereum and want to communicate to an

application based on Neo, Stratis

Bitcoin Rootstock or others. this would

give corporations more flexibility to

decide with whom they want to interact

and make business

the Aces developers also aim to connect

their protocol to arkVM which is the

smart contract platform of Ark itself

also the individual user has more

flexibility in his decisions for

instance which decentralized application

he wants to use especially if he can

choose between competitors. Aces can also

be used to avoid centralized exchanges

since the side-effect is having a

decentralized exchange marketplace.

You could exchange Ark directly into Bitcoin

or use Monero as an additional privacy

function for your transactions. A widely

used decentralized exchange makes

government's attempts to ban specific

cryptocurrencies practically impossible.

In the long run it's the plan to

connect Ark with more blockchains

and create a marketplace for the

directory of services and possibly even

service clubs. Let's sum up what Aces

offers: interoperability between

decentralized applications or

individuals the focus is on contract

interoperability but can also be used

for simple transactions. decentralized marketplace

the more aces operators the

more trustless and decentralized it gets

the side effect of aces is basically

that it can also function as a

decentralized exchange. flexibility:

with interoperability there comes flexibility

individuals and corporations don't need

to buy and hold various coins or tokens

or have to move their application to

another blockchain with Ark they can

decide on the fly which service they

want to use. the Aces technology is an

internet of blockchain application and

it's the cornerstone of a variety of

upcoming developments in real-world use

cases. It's success heavily depends on how

many people participate as developers

operators and users and how many widely

used blockchains it interconnects with

Ark. For additional questions and the

latest updates about Aces: check out the

website aces-ark.io, visit their github

or the Ark-Slack. I hope you can now

imagine what Aces is about, that you

learnt something and that you liked this

video. Please make sure to connect to my

social media as I gonna go through a lot

more of these cryptocurrencies. Hit like

and subscribe and share this video on a

crypto platform. thanks for watching

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[Applause]

you

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How To Produce A Free Gift To Download From Your Videos! - Duration: 15:18.

Now why would you want to produce a free gift for viewers to download? Good

question! Well, for a start you should be looking to build up a database of

potential clients or customers. And because those viewers that do download your

free gift, it's highly likely that they'll be interested in other

information that you want to share and ultimately sell. Therefore, these viewers

are effectively "warm traffic" and they will be easier to market to at a

later date via, for example, email marketing. So, how do you produce a free

gift? In this video, I'm going to show you a simple process using some free tools.

Intrigued? Stay tuned to find out more....

Hi, my name is Jeff Laming of Video Cashflow and in this video we'll go

through the process of producing a free gift that you can include in your videos

for viewers to download. Before we do so, if this is the first time you're

watching a Video Cashflow video and you like what you hear, see and read then

please click the Subscribe button below the video to get more video marketing

and business videos on a weekly basis. So, without further ado, let's head over to

the computer and start the free gift process. Okay then, so here we are at the

computer and what I've done I've set out "How To Produce A Free Gift", given it a

subtitle: "How Much Cash Are You Missing Out On?" So the steps to undertake are,

first of all, you have to select your niche (if you haven't already done so) and

then within your niche choose the topic and then what we do I'll show you

how to find the content, and then once we've done that we'll then open up a

Word document and we'll create the index - just as you would in a book. We'll then

add the References Section at the end, which will highlight the authors and the

links. Then we'll find an image which will be on the first page of the book which

will effectively be the cover, and then we'll go through and create the graphic itself

for the book cover. Okay then, so assuming that you've selected your niche we'll then

choose a topic within that niche. So for example, my niche is video marketing and

for the purposes of this video I've chosen as a topic the general steps

required to implement video marketing a business. We'ill then look at finding

the content - and this should be easy, and I mean easy, because the internet is full

of so much information that you can't fail but to find free information. Now

what we'll do is we'll go to a website called www.ezinearticles.com so just

type in "ezine articles" and will come the website address. Just click on it.

This is how it comes up and what you can do you can click on whatever an article

category or niche that you're working in, or you can actually type in, for example,

video marketing. In this instance, if we click on, for example, internet and

businesses online, you'll see that there is a subject called "video marketing". Just

click on it and up will come a number of categories that you can choose as the

basis of your ebook. And what you do then is you go through each of the titles

picking out the titles which you think will be relevant to your topic and, for

example, if you're doing six steps or seven steps you can choose each of these

headings as the chapter or step number, and then what you do then, open up a Word

document, which we'll do shortly, and you can start putting these in as your

chapter or step headings and this is what we're going to do next, so let's go

and open a Word document. So what you want to do is so basic that first of

all you want to set up your Index. I tend to use Times New Roman, but obviously

it's a personal choice, and then we'll start off with chapter 1; chapter 2;

chapter 3 and so on. And then we'll go back to the ezine articles and we'll

pick out: "Why Is Video Marketing So Big?The Ugly Truth".

We'll pick it out as one of our topic headings or chapters, and all you

do is just copy the title and paste it as one of your chapter headings and then

we'll copy everything in the article right down to the article source. Right

click; copy; paste and then once that eventually comes up well then decide

what we don't want. So we'll keep the name of the author there for now. We'll

just get rid of all the stuff that we don't really want, and also normally at

the end of these articles is a bit of self-promotion, so take that out and

we'll leave the source there. So that's effectively one of the chapters. Now

obviously, it's not necessarily going to be the first chapter but we just want to

get a number of articles down as your chapters and then we can shift them

around so that they there's some sort of logical flow for the book. And the book,

as I said, it's going to be called: "How To Produce A Free Gift." This is

the first part and then you can go back. Go to the next article: "How To Succeed

With Video Marketing" and again, just follow the

process. Copy, so that's another heading or chapter step heading. So we'll call

that chapter 2. Right click, paste and then again copy over all the bits and

bobs including the article source and away you go.

Then have a quick look through it looking at the article date and then

taking out all the self promotional stuff and anything that's not relevant

to the article. So that's that, and then put in chapter 5, chapter 6, and then put

in your resources and the resources will actually be the names of the

authors. Just copy, so that'd be your first resource, and then you want to put

in the source reference as well. This is what we picked up as the article source, so

that's the link there. Copy, paste and then what you want to then do is take

away the hyperlinks. So, remove hyperlink; remove the hyperlink and the reason

you're doing that is because we don't want your viewers of the e-book to start

clicking and going away from your ebook. You want to keep their full attention

so, let me just tidy that up - just remove the underscore; Times New Roman;

and font at 14. Get rid of the italics and also the underscore and there you go. So

next thing you want to do is just tidy up the article, so in this case I make

sure that the font size is consistent So that's Times New Roman font size 16 and

embolden it. Knock out the name of the author because we've got that in the

reference section at the end of the book, and then just go through just making

sure that it looks sensible grammatically more than anything else.

And also where you think that the subtitles - again it could be either

underlined or embolden - just to make it start making it look easy on the eye

for the reader. And same way here in this instance, for example, when I look at each

paragraph there's some paragraphs that might be three or four sentences long. That's

far too long. You want to make it nice and easy, so in this instance, for example,

I've split this paragraph into two. It's effectively two separate sentences. Here,

for example, it's almost like a sub-heading: "Why Is Video Marketing So Big?"

and then just embolden it. The article starts

taking shape. For example, here, start a new sentence - another one here - start a new

sentence, and also you need to bear in mind as well that more and more people are

reading articles with their mobile so they don't want to be seeing just reams

of text. They want to see something broken up - short, sweet and relevant - so it's nice

and easy on the eye. And then just go through - make it look much more

comfortable for people. Again, here's another subtitle....break it all up and

it's looking far more like a book. And then just do that all the way through

with all the other articles that you are using as a chapter. With this one now

we can take out because we've got it down in the reference section. So again,

delete that and repeat the process with chapter 2 and chapter 3 all the way

through to however many chapters you're going to have in your eBook. Now once

you're happy with the content for the e-book the next phase is to find an

image which will be the graphic of your ebook. So there's one particular site

that I use. It's free images. It's called Unsplash. So this is Unsplash.

Unsplash.com You can sign on and join for free. What I've done I'll just go in

and login and show you how it works. Then just set yourself up. Just go

into the login and you got access to thousands and thousands of images that

you can easily download. Ideal for book covers. So I'm just going to put in

"videographer". We'll pick this one. This looks ideal for our purposes and then we can

include that onto the first page of our ebook, which I'll show you right now. So

what we do is go back to our Word document. At the top the page and then right

click and....what I want to do is insert....just click on "insert" and then "picture"

and this is the picture that I've downloaded onto my computer. So just

click on that. Click "insert" and there it is sitting in the Word document. And then

you can center it and we can start playing about with this picture. One of

the things that I'd like to do is use something called canva.com,

and the good thing about Canva - it's already got designs set out for

various types of documents. You've got LinkedIn banners, album covers, email

headers. Here's one for e-book. So just click on that and that'll bring up the

template for ebook covers. Now, because we're using our own as opposed to one of

the Canva layouts, you just click "Uploads" and I've already uploaded, so what you do

you click the "Upload" for your own image here and just click on that - open - and it will

pop up as here. There it is again. This is one already made! You then drag the

corners so that it covers the whole of that allotted space, and there's the

basis for your image. Now what we do with this is we can then add a bit of text so

just click on "Text" and "Add Heading". What we'll do we'll make the whole of this picture a

bit transparent because we want the text to actually come through. So we click on

the transparency and now you can see where it says "heading" and we'll

just add in here:"How To Produce A Free Gift" and then we can....we can play

about with this - we can give it a strong deep blue. Click on that. That's about right....

....just there and then we move that up there. We can then double click. We can

increase the font size and make that 56 and now we've got the start of the book

cover. And as you can see: "Video Marketing: How Much Cash Are You Missing Out On"

and I've put in: "Six Key Steps To Put You In The Driving Seat", and I've also

put in this icon which gives it a bit of a scarcity...a bit of urgency, "Limited

Time Only" with my title there - "copyright 2017". Now, you can stop here

with this Word document which is good for your ebook, but I'm now going to show you how

to make the graphic cover more appealing and professional-looking, and what you

want to do is go to a website called Adazing.com - www.adazing.com.

Click on the "Free Stuff For Authors" and then scroll down and you will find somewhere

down here...There we are - "Ebook Cover Designer". Click on that and what it does

it gives you a number of options of 3D images so, for example, if you take this

one here...in the middle....and the next step, and click "Next Step" and then what you do you

put in your name, email address and you choose the file that you want to put

into a 3D image and then just click "Finish". Let's do that now. Add in your email

address and then the cover image. So, pick up the file so...you can see, I've already done it

here, and it's picking it up this one here.... open....then click "Finish". Put in my email

address....click "Finish" and then after a few minutes or so it then says you you can

now download your mock-up. So this is the 3D image that it's produced. So download

that. Just click the "Download" button and you just upload it onto your Word

document and this is what's come out. And just following through with the Word

document this is it in its entirety, so you've got the Index....there's the six

steps or chapters (if you want to call them). I've put in a "Bonus Step", and then the

"References" and then as you can see going through there's each of these steps all

in order, all the way down to the last element and you've got your References and

there's the Authors and the sources. And as you see I've taken out all of the hyperlinks.

As I said earlier, you don't want people clicking away from your article...your

ebook, and I've also put in the URL for the image provider as well. So once

you're happy with that what you want to do then is turn this Word document into a

PDF file so you just right click. So what you do just go into "File Save As"

and then click on the file type as PDF. Hit "Save". This will now create the PDF

file which is the file format for downloading documents and ebooks, and

we'll just reduce that...make that a bit more legible, and there is your eBook. It

really is as simple as that. So you've got your image; you've got your Index;

you've got your six steps or chapters; and then you've got the References right

at the very end, and that is it! All you need to do then is just repeat the

process to create a nice portfolio of between six and ten ebooks that you can

offer as downloads in response for people giving you their email address,

hence you now have your first ebook to give away as a free gift. Thanks for

watching. I hope you found that useful. Look out for another video on video

marketing and YouTube coming your way next week. And if you liked this video

please click the "Like" button underneath the video. Feel free to share the video

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marketing and business tips, tactics, techniques and strategies that could

help you with your own online business. Until next time, bye for now.....

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Next Stop: Hurricane Irma - Duration: 2:14.

Brad Miller: It's Friday everybody, and I know the whole community has really had

a tough week getting through Hurricane Irma.

I really hope that our customers are safe, and I am just so grateful for the men and

women of PSTA who have gotten us through this really tough storm.

Led by our Director of Safety and Security, Mike Gloss.

Mike Gloss: Well thank you Brad, yes here at PSTA we take hurricanes very seriously.

We do have detailed plans in place to handle such a storm.

Brad: That's right, you know, my role as the CEO of PSTA was just really to ensure

that we followed those plans, but really the hard work all throughout the storm was done

by the folks in this building, our operations division.

Charles King: I spent my days and nights at the Pinellas County Emergency Operations Center.

So that way when calls came through, we could get the buses out to the people who needed them

Jeff Thompson: And then that could be at a nursing home, it could be at a school, it

could be at… anywhere, a mobile home park, anywhere that people need help to evacuate

to a place of safety, during the time of a storm.

AJ Ortiz: I ended up evacuating a little bit over 200 people, some in wheelchairs, some just

walkers, and some just had their whole life in a bag, I mean that was it.

Alissa Kostyk: Social media played such a crucial role during Hurricane Irma.

We were able to communicate with all of our riders via Facebook and Twitter.

It was very important, especially once the server went down because it was our only

lines of communication with our riders.

Henry Lukasik: So, after PSTA completed its evacuation operation of getting people to

safe shelter locations, it was then time to make sure that our single greatest asset,

the bus fleet, was also safe and protected from the storm.

Two hundred and ten buses were strategically relocated across the county to high ground

areas which were safe from flooding.

I'm pleased to report that the fleet experienced no damage and this can be attributed to

the proactive measures taken and of course the hardworking efforts of the men and women of PSTA

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Festival Food - Sweden Rock Festival 2017 (english subs) - Duration: 2:50.

We have learned that Sweden Rock is love, it's music and drinking (every other water)

but it's also food. Food is vital to keep you going from when we open

all the way until we end with fireworks.

And that's why we will go and listen to what people eat and what there is to offer.

There's food from every corner of the world and it's awesome.

I have been to many other festivals but this one is the best.

Do you have any favorites? Dumplings, fish n chips.

What kind of dumplings? Is it Öland, or Blekinge-based?

From Småland. They're the best. I say moose kebab from the north.

That's nice.

We serve fresh pasta. We make it right here using semolina.

We have two different types of pasta, one vegan and a regular based on yolk.

I eat sausage, I believe. Nah, pizza-slice. Pizza-slice.

Have you tried anything new? Yes, it was this thick.

Ostrich burger. Is it good? It's super, very good.

What do you think? Great. I can recommend.

The food is very special. It's really tasty.

You want to try as much as possible. We've done burgers today.

What's up for tomorrow, maybe thai? Tomorrow will be kebab.

But there is lunch, dinner and breakfast. But you just go with the same.

You just go through different ones. Keyhole labeled hard bread for breakfast.

You were here last year, what are they called? Smokey barbecue. That's right.

They had a damn grill barrel. I'll be damned.

Here's something new this year. It is American steak sandwich.

Good Swedish shredded beef with the world's coolest spatula.

And the world's coolest guy.

Barbecue, you know the ones they grill. Very good. Very good.

It was a great hit yesterday. We couldn't be happier.

What do you like to eat at a festival? Fish n chips. Always a winner.

And what sauce for that? Remoulade sauce right?

Gonna try anything new this year? Don't know. It depends on my mood.

Are you happy? I am really happy. I am always happy.

There is of course much more than this. My advice is to go out

and try your way through. Find the good stuff but dare to try new things.

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