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รถไถ ISEKI ซิ่งคับปม มันๆๆTractor มีคลิป รถเกี่ยวข้าว รถแม็คโคร รถสิบล้อ ให้ชมChong Club - Duration: 1:08.

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Канбан от Мегаплана. Доска визуальных карточек, которая сделает продажи прозрачными. - Duration: 0:31.

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BON JEUDI A TOUS - Duration: 3:11.

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【韓国】bbqのバサッカンチキン食べる。 - Duration: 6:09.

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Niñas En El Bar Caliente 👯🌶👙 | Caso Cerrado | Telemundo - Duration: 19:49.

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এই মাত্র পাওয়াঃ ইন্ডিপেন্ডেন্ট টিভি সংবাদ Independent tv News (Bangladesh News Live 23 November 17) - Duration: 14:33.

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Top 5 Huyền Thoại Bóng Đá Ngày Ấy -Hài Bóng Đá - Duration: 3:25.

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Unbox a DAP-1720 - AC1750 Wireless Range Extender - Duration: 2:01.

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2 days in the life of 2 climbers - Duration: 6:12.

Hi! We are Claudia and Alex from Nerd Climbing. Welcome

to our first vlog. We are traveling to Innsbruck

and we want to show you an example of

trip. We have been there many times

it is a city that we love because it is in the Alps

and it has the best climbing gym in the world

Good morning

morning... Hi

We are almost there

Where are we? I think in Munich

and we have to

travel only

two hours more and we are in Innsbruck

Two normal croissants

One cinnamon croissant

it´s in pieces

One marzipan croissant. I got a cookie

We are in Innsbruck main station

We are going to

leave the

luggage in the apartment

and then we see you in the gym

We did it!

I love these shoes

they are the best shoes I have

and the most uncomfortable ones

really, it is love and hate

OK we are out

it was really beautiful

unfortunately we did not manage to climb outside

because of the weather, it is still raining

we are going to eat something now

I am hungry... you?

I am hungry too

Morning

Hi morning

it is the day after

we slept very well in the apartment

it was really warm and comfortable

NOT!

Not?

It was so cold

that outside it was warmer

I slept with

I believe with 4 pullovers

Never ever!

But luckily

it is the day after now and we are awake

and we are going to the bakery

to have some breakfast

Leave me here, save yourself!

I am so tired that I am sleepy

I have pain everywhere!

We are now at the restaurant and we are very hungry

This is actually a quick restaurant

and they serve Fleischkäse

or Leberkäse

it is a typical snack

that you can find in Germany and

Austria

And that's it

it was our first vlog

the journey was wonderful

the city is fantastic

the climbing gym is overwhelming

and I hope you like the vlog. If you like it please put thumbs up

and subscribe to the channel

Bye!

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Sketching Singapore - ERP at Queen Street - Duration: 3:10.

I've brought a little lighting system here, it's my first time trying it out.

I hope it works. It's getting darker by the minute so let's begin the sketch right now.

I've got one hour to work on this painting... there abouts.

Hi, Alvin Mark here.

Welcome to Queen Street! We're here in front of an ERP

or Electronic Road Pricing gantry.

These begin as early as probably 7:00am in the morning and with a

break from 10:00 to 12:00 and then it ends 8 o'clock.

The ERP system was put in place in 1998

to curb the traffic situation within the city

so you find the gantries like these all around the edge of the city.

Ok, so just in case you're wondering what's going on

I didn't bring my kitchen roll so I have to leave my stuff over there

except for my camera and here on over to a shop that sells kitchen roll

Okay, I think here.

I'll find it.

There we go.

They didn't sell like a row, I had to buy six rolls!

so if anybody wants a kitchen roll come look for me, my website is right there:

Now, back to the painting of the gantry... oh and by the way,

this is the back of it (behind the scenes) that's how it looks like.

Oooooh... check out all the high-tech equipment

all the cameras okay so right now it says 7:26pm,

I probably have half an hour more to complete this painting and it's $2 per entry right now.

Okay so the lights of the gantry went off at precisely 8:00pm.

It wasn't too bad as it was just the LED boards and the white strip on the on the street.

Everything else remained the same which was good for me and I made the call to

focus on the board itself before it went off, so after that I could work on the

rest of the the scene.

Thank you for tuning in. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel

so that you'll be notified once a new video comes up

which will be pretty soon

This is Alvin Mark signing off from Queen Street.

Over and out.

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¿ESTAS PROGRAMADO PARA TRIUNFAR? por Yolanda Soria y Luis Palacios - Duration: 1:25:02.

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Storytelling lernen: Wie Du gute Geschichten gut erzählst - Duration: 2:13.

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Waarom is het zo moeilijk om wachtwoorden te onthouden? - Duration: 0:42.

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Why Dissolving Fillers with Hyluronidase and Other Filler Complications can Take Multiple Treatments - Duration: 8:34.

Thank you for your question.

You stated your question without a photo.

And you state in your question that you feel that you need more hyaluronidase treatment

in order to address lingering filler in your nasolabial fold and marionette lines.

And that you've already undergone a few sessions that were conservative.

And you are looking for someone to do this additional treatment to address possible encapsulation

or allergy.

Well, I can certainly share with you a little bit about my experience using hyaluronidase

in situations that are probably comparable to what you are dealing with now.

A little bit of background, I'm a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial

plastic and reconstructive surgeon.

I have been in practice in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years.

Using the injectable fillers in the hyaluronic acid family whether it's in the Restylane

family or Juvederm family is something I do a lot of in my practice.

And I've also had the opportunity to help people who come from many places who have

issues with the placement of fillers that may result in swelling, in possible inflammation

and as well as other issues that have to do with irregularities and the application of

hyaluronidase.

I think that when you think about the challenges of using fillers, we always have to be mindful

of the reality that fillers are a foreign body.

And that the body does treat a foreign body in times with something called encapsulation.

And that encapsulation can make it sometimes challenging for the hyaluronidase solution

to get to where it needs to go.

It means that it is not unusual to need multiple treatments.

We've routinely treated patients who come to us with under eye filler that resulted

in the formation of excess puffiness which required several sessions in order to achieve

the complete dissolution of the hyaluronic acid.

I think that at times, when people have hyaluronic acid in deeper tissues for extended periods

of time that it is a challenge to get all of it.

And we've had patients, one particular comes to mind, where she was very much aware of

the swelling of her cheek area.

And she had me injecting her frequently to the point where I would often wonder whether

or not she was over reading this, this was another health professional, so I gave her

some benefit of the doubt and she felt that it was working with each subsequent treatment

and I got to see the evolution.

In addition, we've had patients who also had issues with biofilm.

And biofilm is basically the formation of a response to bacteria that is living on top

of the injectable filler the way bacteria can live on top of an implant.

And so biofilm is often a challenging diagnosis and people may see it as either an allergic

response or some kind of inflammation that is a response to the foreign body effect of

the material.

I think that hyaluronic acid is generally very well tolerated as long as it's appropriately

sourced hyaluronic acid like coming from the major companies that provide these fillers

whether it's Galderma or Allergan.

I think allergies to this material are fairly rare.

That being said, hyaluronidase whether it's for irregularities, whether it is for swelling

or whether it's even for biofilm, I have found hyaluronidase to be a very useful tool

but that does require multiple injections as well as going into the different levels.

And so, we've had patients who have traveled all over the world and were treated in different

ways with antibiotics and steroids.

And biofilm in particular is very challenging.

But I think that we were able to make an impact with the use of hyaluronidase.

I think that certainly you are on the right track.

I would suspect that the amount of filler that was previously placed would be moderately

modest in those particular areas.

So I would be surprised if there wasn't any benefit or response to the treatment.

But I think that having more hyaluronidase injections done in short intervals I think

would probably make the most sense to be able to ensure that if there is any issue with

biofilm that would be addressed before there is the further growth of the bacteria.

So that probably makes sense and just requires multiple treatments when you think about something

that maybe, as you wrote, an allergy.

If it's just encapsulation and if it's just a space occupying issue, well usually,

1-2 injections can make a significant difference and the anatomy can come closer to its normal

baseline.

So I think meet with a doctor with experience with the use of hyaluronidase and take it

from that point forward.

And if it's possible for you to get any photos of yourself pretreatment and of course

knowing the timeframe since the treatment, that's always also helpful.

But generally speaking, I think a physical exam pretty much determines what level of

baseline can be achieved and the stability of that appearance.

So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.

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CANNES INTERVIEW - straight 8 [Sous-titré] - Duration: 8:40.

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How To Download Latest Telugu Movies 2017 || Omfut Tech - Duration: 4:24.

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Martin Wezowski: Design Future and Super-Human - Duration: 9:05.

Designing in future is to take what you imagined and transform to something that exists.

Everything in-between is design.

Some of the design work will disappear very soon to automation because, I mean, we know

how the body functions. We know more and more about the cognitive, understanding of the

cognitivity of the brain, so computational design can happen to bootstrap designs.

We don't have to do this by hand and how or where do they press, how do they look.

So we need to move design from this traditional design to computational design, to design of the futures

with the tools that enable us which is artificial intelligence and all these things.

So design is changing face, it's a new thing. And I think maybe not everynody is aware about that

in the design community that you design relationships. You design futures.

The rest is actually easier than that. So start that. Don't design features, products.

Design service to serve someone, so you gain a relationship.

Start with the relationship, the rest will follow.

You can imagine possibilities in future. You can choose them and then you articulate them,

so tell a story, narrate them. Make a movie, make a picture, write a paper. Tell that story,

so you can have a conversation. And we articulate too little. We assume too much.

We don't have a decent conversation with artefacts on the table that describe the possible futures.

Now it's time, so design is changing shape from the traditional to this kind of designing

the future and then even the computational design when the world is ... you can compute on the world

because it's all connected. Everything that can be connected will be connected, and that's everything.

So everything is digital and you can manipulate it. You can code worlds.

Well, then you can design worlds. So computational design is another sphere

that is opening up in front of our eyes right now.

What they do, they take ingredients on the map, they object the ingredients. Mobile telephony exists.

Everybody's empowered. Social confirmation is a thing, right? They didn't create it,

it's just objectively there, and then they built narratives, and to take it really far out

in a scary way, it sells, it's a good drama to scare someone, to ask the question:

Is this the future we want? Obviously not. That's the prerequisite for the Black Mirror, you know.

The black reflection of humanity. What if everything goes wrong, right?

And that's good because now we can start the conversation.

This is a conversation piece like a piece of art.

What does it mean? What questions does it ask? It's not an answer. If people

watch Black Mirror as an answer they're doing something wrong. You should watch it as a question

for how would you make it differently in extreme instead of this extreme negative,

extremely positive way that you're talking? So yes, it's inspirational. Good discussion started.

We map objectively what's happening. Blockchain is happening, right? Machine learning is happening.

We could look at it and just say this is happening. Globalization is happening. Different business models

are happening there, fine. Put them on a map. And it's very nice because then

you can have a map of possibilities. Because as soon as you put things on a map you see

how they relate to each other. Or could relate. So you draw lines and you connect these dots,

and they become narratives. So we will have 3 billion new minds connected to internet

enabled with fantastic technologies, 3 billion, just in, say, 5 years because of technology accessibility.

These people, statistically, there should be an Einstein somewhere there, right?

Could be a Hasso Plattner, could be an Elon Musk, whoever. A new Marie Curie.

These people will then create new start-ups, new business models. They will be enabled.

The authorities moving ... that's a narrative. I'm just taking that narrative because it's

possible from the dots. Now we write these narratives, that's the next step, and it's full spectrum.

Some of them are very dystopian, and Hollywood is great at that.

Newspapers are great at that. Eat this and you will die. Everybody's gonna take your job.

You know, all that bullshit. They are possible. They are unlikely, and they sell well because our

brain is wired for fear. So you have all these spectrums. And you choose to focus on the

absolute positive ones, the impactful positive ones. We do this too little. And a brain is

wired also like that, when you tell people a narrative they go for it. So choose the

positive one to tell them like: Hey, how about going to the moon within 10 years and bring the guy back?

It's a good narrative, right? And people just did. How about having a system

that you can talk to and have a conversation about your business where it actually handles

your ambiguity, saying: Hey system, how am I doing today? It's a superhard question to

answer unless you know me. Hey, how about a system that knows me? That's a hard problem

we are working on it, it's a nice narrative. When you choose the positive ones then you

can see where am I gifted as an organisation, as a team, as a person? Where are my gifts

to actually actualize this to make it happen, is it us, is it these guys, can we hook up

with them or should we just leave it to them? And then you choose where you can have a very

positive impact with that narrative you chose to persue? Then you have a strategy.

People usually start with strategies, and that's a little bit late. The hard work is before.

What are the right things to do? When you have a strategy you focus on doing the things right.

People are used to do things right. How we look at the What and the Why, and that's important.

So we have a pretty pretentios bald vision, you know, to make the world run better and

improve people's lives. Wow! So that should get you up on Monday morning. How am I going

to improve people's lives? Not only for the customer but the customer must be enabled

to improve their customers' or consumers' lives in some way. How can we reduce the friction

and how can we simplify the complexity with the help of thorough design, empathy, innovation

and systems and technologies that help people to live better, stay in a flow where they

can be the optimal them. Better and better, growing, so the flow is actually pointing upwards.

So I sometimes say even that, you know, technology helps us to focus on more human tasks

like conversation, like ideation, like creating new futures, like imagining new business models.

These things machines can yet not do well because they are hard to digitize.

Exchange experiences, reach consensus, solve complex human problems for businesses and for relationships

with your customers and so on. That's human work. But now we can be argumented with the machines.

The super-human abilities are now reachable for us. And we can automate everything

that was friction from a way where it was repeatable,

where it was mundane and sometimes really boring actually.

So that friction is also gone. We can have ... so the best system in the world,

the smartest system is the one that makes you smarter. Human is always in the centre.

So now maybe if you prolong it to some kind of philosophical extent maybe we become human at last.

Maybe we are something we don't know yet that we can be. You know, the Homo sapiens

has been busy hunting and gathering all these years, well, a little bit more, been some other

industrial revolutions since then. But in the essence maybe we are reaching a state

where we can liberate the human and the human gifts, for example, at work to a level

we haven't imagined yet. And that purpose and that diversity of thought that we have together

makes this a very unique space to innovate for the future and design new futures.

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The Best Fat Loss Detox - Duration: 2:53.

what's up guys it's your boy Matty, It's Matt from Macro Lean and in today's

video I'm talking about "The best weight loss detox, the best detox for weight loss"

whatever way you want to put it around, whatever spin or turn you wanna put on

it. We all want to lose weight or lose body fat and we want to detox too. So

what is the best way because there's so many out? There's a juice fasts, there is

starving yourself, there's drinking nothing but apple cider vinegar, there's

a whole array of crazy things to detox our body. The lemon juice all this

stuff... what is the best way to lose weight and detox the body? And the best

way to do that is going to be reducing your calories, eating an array of whole

natural foods and sweating often. That's gonna be the best detox for fat loss, and

I know it doesn't sound sexy, doesn't sound sexy like "oh my god let me just

drink honey and lemon juice for 10 days straight and nothing else, let me have

soups made out of cabbage and nothing else" because it sounds harsh,

that sounds restrictive, and it sounds different to what you normally do, but

when you're overweight and you're carrying too much body fat, all that fat

stores toxins in the cells. When you start losing body fat, you start

getting leaner, you start adding lean muscle, lean tissue. Your body is going to

naturally detox, you also want to be drinking lots of water...why?? Because any

waste product, any toxins in the body are taken out via water. So, being hydrated is

vitally important and eating an array of whole natural foods ...what a whole natural

foods? stuff like lean cuts of meat, vegetables, fruits! wWen you're eating

whole natural foods and you're keeping the processed junk to a minimum your

body can absorb those micronutrients, vitamins minerals and all that good stuff.

Don't get caught up with bullshit like skinny coffee, skinny tea, just doing a

a lemon juice fast and thinking you're gonna clear your body out of toxins and

lots of body fat. You need to do it in a proper sensible way!

So to recap you want to be hydrated, getting a lot of sleep, you want

to be having whole natural foods and eating in a calorie deficit. When you're in a

calorie deficit your body will start to lose body fat and when you

lose body fat guess what?? You're gonna get load of a fuck load of toxins!

because your fat cells hold lots of toxins. So don't get pulled into the

five-day juice fast, the apple cider vinegar diet, the cabbage

and Camel diet.... I made that one up or whatever you get what I mean. You want

to be in a calorie deficit with consistency, whole natural foods and you

want to be sweating often. Go and run, go to the gym, lift some weights, go into a

spin class... whatever!!! But get sweating, eating the right amount of food, get a

lot of rest and stay hydrated and that will be the best detox for fat loss!