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I'm so excited that my friend and my trainer Andrea
is here with us today, Andrea thank you so much great to be here was fun today
Andrea and I met when
I used to work out with Billy Blanks when he was in Dana Point
and Andrea was one of the instructors there
and we hit it off ever since then not only is
she a fabulous trainer but she is also very
active on social media, she has her own exercise stuff
that we are going to link to because I really want you to get to know Andrea
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Michael Bonocore, Part 2: The reDefine Show with Tamara Lackey - Duration: 9:26.Hi, I'm Tamara Lackey, and on this episode
of reDefine show for AdoramaTV,
I continue my conversation with Michael
Bonocore, landscape, travel and
adventure photographer, and he talks
about his evolution from spray-and-pray
photography, to being very selective
about intimate storytelling moments that
will never happen, just like that again!
Check it out!
What in terms of just subjects, where's
your favorite thing to shoot? Huh my
favorite? It's kind of... this is such an
expansive thing! Yeah! I love storytelling
in travel. So I love travel storytelling,
so that really involves everything from
landscapes, down to the people, down to
you know the culture aspects, and really
kind of telling these broad travel
stories, that really encompass every type
of photography. Um the type of
photography on my travels that I really
enjoy most, and it's surprising to some
people when I tell them, because I don't
post a lot of it on my Instagram, and
Facebook, and everything like that, but
it's really the intimate portraits, and
the capturing the daily life, I call it
the Nat Geo photography, you know where
you know, 24 mm lens, where you're
getting this really, just people weaving
their blankets in their home, or whatever
they're doing, you know? Cooking dinner
these moments, and the way you capture
these people going about their daily
lives, in a world completely different
than yours, and capturing that moment!
What I love about this type of
photography, is you're capturing a moment
that's never to be recreated right?
Landscape photography, you miss a shot
Yeah! I'll go back tomorrow, you know I'm
still there. Yeah the light wasn't great.
I'll go back tomorrow.
Oh it's not good tomorrow, I go back next
day, I'll come back next year, or whatever.
It's still going to be the same.. right? Well
when you're documenting people and
culture, and the lives of these people,
they're doing things that are never
going to be recreated. There's, there's
moments there that are never going to
happen again!
Yeah, and I've got this great picture of
a nun in a store that was across the
street, and I see this nun go up to like,
it basically a store window, and there's
a like a purple motorbike on the right
side, and I can't remember the exact
specifics of it, but it was a scene that
just like, it was so perfect, there's a nun
in this white habit with like a purple
motorbike, and she's at the store, and I
swear there was some kind of animal, a
photo to remember!
Just one of those moments where you're
just like wow, is this really happening?
And I'd take a quick shot, and I get it,
and yeah it's just one of those that's
never going to you know, that moment in time
is never going to happen again! Maybe she'll
go to that store again, but like is that
purple motorbike always there, in that
same position? Is that the light that I
was capturing, is that always there?
There's a kid in the Barrios of Granada,
Nicaragua that has these beautiful
golden eyes, and the first time I went
down into the Barrios, i saw him, and his
eyes were one of the most remarkable
things I've ever seen. They're gold.. literally
gold, and I took this picture of him
against his aluminum wall of his home.
They you know? Their homes are literally
made out of aluminum siding, and the wall
was painted, this perfect, everything was
just really perfect with the photo, and
it came out great, and every year I've
gone back, I see the same kid, and I try
to recreate that photo, when I can I get
nothing remotely close to this photo, and
A. it's cause I'm trying too hard but B.
it was just there was something about
that moment where he was standing, the
fact that it was unscripted, the fact
that I wasn't trying. Right. There was
just something about that moment that I
can't recreate, and that'll never happen
again, so that's the type of photography
that really draws me in. It's just
documenting normal everyday life of
different cultures, and different people
around the world. Yeah, the worst is when
you something amazing. Mm-hmm! And you
have no way to document, not even your
iPhone or anything, and you just got to go.. ok
something like... 'oh just take it in'.. can't
take it
Yeah! But then I used to feel that
way, and then I started. He got better
didn't he? He became more evolved? Yeah.
I became evolved, you are still lacking...
Yeah you're still down there..in the
not involved stage. I know, it's hard for us.
And I still get like that, a little bit, but
I've learned to try to, I used to be a kind
of a spray-and-pray kind of guy, where
I'd take 10,000 photos you know? A trip..
or 15,000 photos to edit at home... and I
learned to basically train my eye to
only photograph what I know I'm really
going to like. Right! and then, what that in
turn has helped me do, is really take in
the moment,
as well, so like stuff like that does
happen to me, where I see a scene, and
I'm like, don't have the right gear on me, or
I don't have the right lens on, I missed
the shot that I wanted, and for a minute
I'll be my... I really want that shot.
For a minute you're un evolved.
Yep for a minute, I'm up then I evolve
and I and I say to myself you know
that's okay.
I witness that moment, that moment you
rise up. It's always going to be here, in my
head, I took a mental picture, but I've
had drinks that night, and it's gone and
then it's gone. Yeah, never to be
remembered ever, drinks do you now go to
the black and white party tonight social
media yeah you said when I post these
pictures, I don't necessary post these.
I post those. You've done a lot with
your social media following. I mean
social media, it's tricky, it's kind of one of
those, it's, it's, one of those, social
media, is a love-hate relationship for me.
It's I love being able to share my work,
that's why I do it, as Chris Burkard and
my friend once said in the SmugMug
videos. He said, if you're not sharing
your work then what are you doing? Right?
And that always resonated, it's so simple but
like yeah right,
When you do evolve... yeah. I take it that
that's true thoug,h because there's that
age-old question of like, if you can take
the perfect photograph, and never show it
to anybody...
Yeah, yeah, I mean yeah, exactly, so yeah
if you're not sharing your work? What are
you doing? So I love sharing my work. I
love people being inspired by my work. On
the flip side, social media is a big part
of of running a Travel Magazine, which I
]do...Resource Travel, and my
personal photography brand company
whatever. What I found, it you know,
algorithms can be really tricky, and
frustrating, and you don't get the reach
you're looking for, and it's hard to grow
followers and everything. So I have a
love-hate relationship, I love the social
aspect of it, and but I hate the business
aspect of it, and I've learned I've
evolved to not care so much, but I'm
still in that evolution stage.
So not right now, no. You are totally
evolved. I'm like semi evolved, I'm like man I
really still want to grow my page why
is this not working.
Yeah, and then I get frustrated, and then
I realize I'm not evolved,
and then, yeah. See this is really
funny to us, but the audience is like.
Okay got the joke...
She's the host, I just follow her leave, so of
all the places that you are sharing your
work, where can people go to find out
more about you. Yeah, let's see my
Instagram - Michael Bonocore... pretty easy,
Facebook - Bonocore Visual Studios.
Oh, you made it more complex now.
Yeah, ok, BBS does that work? - no oh
that's he that's BBS for visual studios
Yeah I thought it sounded kind of cool, it
sounded like a
wine or something. BBS yeah, I ran with it
Bonocore Visual Studios, on Facebook. I'm
Michael Bonocore on Instagram, and I run
resource travel, which is a Travel
Magazine magazine. Yeah, thank you. So I
do a lot of the original production for
that magazine. So I'll do a trip to
Tahiti, like I'm going back to Tahiti in
December for a month and the Tahiti Tourism
Board has me living on a catamaran, and
hopping from island to island.
What a miserable rough life.. It's a rough
life, but those are like ...
Yeah... but those are the those are the big
features for the magazine, so I turn
those into a 14 page feature in the
magazine. But then I have a separate
Travel Division, website, Instagram, stuff
like that. And yeah on those sites, I
share not only our stories, but stories
from travellers and photographers. All
around the world. You're doing some
really cool stuff, taking some really
meaningful images, and, and, doing
something that's really never been done before.
And I love telling those stories, so even
if they're not my stories, I thrive off
telling inspiring travel stories, just
sharing. Sure, if you're not sharing.. what
are you doing? Thank you so much Michael,
and if you're looking at your screen
right now, and watching this on
AdoramaTV.com, you're going to see a
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[ Análisis a fondo ] IMBAO bowl - Duration: 10:53.the IMBAO
a bowl that has been in the market
for some months
and its getting popular
but it is not as popular as other bowls in the spanish market
thats why today
we are going to spend this video talking about this bowl
but this is not going to be a regular analisis
today we are not going to simply review this bowl
today we are going to take apart the IMBAO
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[Eng Sub] My Dear Loser รักไม่เอาถ่าน | ตอน Happy Ever After | EP.1 [5/5] - Duration: 22:37.2010
How is it, Ton?
This is my dream home.
It's lovely, right?
It is.
But are you sure about this?
Yes,
don't worry about the rental.
We can share it.
My salary is pretty high.
I mean are you sure to stay with me?
Of course, I am.
I already graduated.
I have a job.
I want to have my own free life.
Can't we tell your parents frankly?
If we tell them, we will never be here.
I don't like it that we have to lie like this.
If they find out,
we will be in trouble again.
Ton,
we have been dating secretly
behind my parents' back for 2 years.
I could only meet you 2 days in a week.
I can't even hug you.
I'm tired of it.
Or you don't want to stay with me?
No, I do.
If you do,
stop whining and
put this stuff in the house.
I'm going to check the bed.
Hurry up!
Just one bag?
Yeah, one bag.
They are too heavy.
This is the lightest one.
Hurry up.
Okay. Okay.
Wait for me, Ya.
New bed, here I come.
It's already 3 p.m.
Where's everyone?
They should be here soon.
Wait a minute.
P'Por, sawasdee krap.
Sawasdee ja.
P'Por.
Your house is nice.
But why nothing matches in your sofa area.
We decided what to buy
by rock scissors paper.
I got to buy this sofa.
But those chairs are from Ton.
Save it.
It's too unordinary for my ears.
I only want to know one thing.
Do you have a DVD player yet?
Because…
I want to sing a karaoke.
Is this what you are here for?
Yes.
That's right.
You have plugged in everything, right?
Yes.
Is it on, yet?
Wait a sec.
You should learn to wait.
Open the door.
Hang on.
Woah,
you look so handsome, Jeng.
Sawasdee krap.
Sawasdee ka.
This is Oum, my girlfriend.
She's a Thai language teacher.
"teacher"
Sawasdee ka.
My name is Jitra Jaipranee.
My name is Tonkra Jitmankong.
Well, your name is spelled with "l"
so it should be Ton "kla"
not "kra"
Kla.
That's okay.
Krap.
That is Korya, my girlfriend.
Sawasdee ka.
Sawasdee ka.
Rawitra Rojanakul ka.
Very good.
Oh,
he is…
Porawi.
a famous celebrity.
I'm not that famous.
Sawasdee ka, Khun Porawi
I'm your big fan.
Your show is funny.
Thank you.
You look better in real life.
Stop flattering and
sing a karaoke together.
Do you want me to sing too?
This is P'Por.
He's Korya's older brother.
You are her brother.
Yes.
Let's sing.
Darn it!
Who is it?
Hold on a sec.
Win.
You can remember me.
Win?
You are Win?
The one and only.
Win, it's been a while.
You get so much fatter.
No,
he's not fat.
It's whey protein.
Win,
did you eat kangaroos in Australia?
Jeng!
I'm going to eat you now, Jeng.
You have been foul-mouthed since young.
How are you, Korya?
Have you been doing well?
Yes, I have.
Miss you. It's been a long time.
Thanks for coming.
If you want me to come, I will
No touching.
She's my girlfriend.
Go sit over there.
Ya, go back there.
You are worried too much.
Did you prepare only this food for us?
No, we have more.
Teacher Jitra,
this is Win.
He's a friend of me and Jeng.
Ah, Jeng's friend.
He's also Korya's ex-boyfriend.
Before I got to date Korya,
when he knew I was after her
we had a big fight.
But we are good now.
Right?
That's a relief.
It's not interesting at all.
Let's sing.
I hope no one is coming to interrupt us again.
Damn!!!!
Go open the door.
Who else are we expecting?
Wait a minute.
Who is he?
My dad.
Sawasdee ka.
Water for you.
Water for you.
Uh…
I…
have to apologize to father and mother
for hiding…
You are not my son.
Korya, go home.
No.
I'm grown enough.
I can take care of myself.
Does this mean
you put your man before us, your parents?
It's not that.
You should have been
more considerate of our feelings.
I already asked you not to.
But you didn't listen and
chose to keep this relationship with him.
You even moved out to stay with him.
What's so good in this guy?
He's good to me, that's enough.
But he has no future.
You are being unreasonable, dad.
The reason behind parents' decisions
is that they want only the best things
for their kids.
Up until now,
whether it's about my friends
my study
or even my life,
I have been following your guidance all along.
But it's suffocating.
I beg you.
For the matter of love,
let me have the right to choose myself.
Korya.
Does this mean you have chosen him?
Listen to me, Korya.
This man may be good enough for you.
But he's not good enough for us.
We have been raising you.
We love you dearly.
I don't want you to choose wrongly.
Don't worry.
We can build the future.
We will build it with our own hands.
I prove to you that
I didn't choose the wrong man.
Ya,
I'm sorry.
You don't need to apologize.
It's me who has to apologize.
My parents said such thing to you.
They are just worried.
You are their only daughter.
But I'm not surprised
why they don't like me.
I know I don't look reliable enough.
But...
I'm thankful to you
for not letting go of my hand.
I will try to prove myself that
I'm good enough.
I promise.
Love conquers everything.
Isn't it right, Ton?
Definitely.
Let's fight together.
Stop crying.
Let me see.
Your eyes are swelling.
What is that?
My important stuff.
What is in that box?
I'm not gonna tell you.
Is it porn?
Don't be silly.
Isn't it?
No.
I put it in the far back.
It's not porn, really?
No, it's not.
Are you sure?
I don't have porn.
Why don't you look at me when you answer.
I have to look at my feet.
Are you sure?
Don't be silly.
It's not porn.
This is my gift to you.
I wish you get lucky.
You fat lady.
If you hadn't kicked me out,
I would put you into exercise in bed.
She's fat and strong.
Ton.
No, I didn't do anything.
What is this?
The box on the wardrobe dropped.
And I saw this.
Didn't you tell me that
you won the last 2 numbers prize?
Well,...
I won it.
I just didn't cash it out.
Why?
It's the first gift from you.
I wanted to keep it.
Is it that important.
It is.
How's your head?
It's swollen.
Don't touch.
You will make it worse.
You have such a heavy hand.
Ton,
I'm sorry for being too harsh back there.
Are we good now?
I'm sorry.
Stop being mad.
Please.
Please.
Why do you like to play with it?
I like it.
I will put a bandage on it.
How can I scratch it then?
Go sleep inside with me.
Really?
Yes, I help bring the pillow in.
Come on.
Isn't it strange?
Okay.
When love sucks,
a beautiful lady like me
needs to add sweetness to herself.
When is our anniversary?
Holy shit?
You can't remember?
Even the third person like me knows it.
Unbelievable.
How can such thing happen in this holy country?
We are together for almost 10 years.
How come you don't know the anniversary date.
We should give Ton a hint.
I remember now.
It's the first Friday of the month that
our salary is paid.
Let's check the back.
We don't have to be that nosy.
Let's get back then.
Wait.
Is that a ring?
Is he going to propose to her?
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Cement Planter DIY with a Plastic Bag and Old Cloth - Duration: 3:55.Hi guys from the Channel "Made by hand"!
Today's video is yet another cement planter
this is very different
made with plastic bag and old cloth
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and let's go to the tutorial
well. start sticking the pot I'm going to use inside the bag
which is what will be the inner part of the vessel
I spend this burnt oil. but it can be cooking oil to make it easy to remove later.
For the vase to get a little rounded. I had to tie a knot in the bag
and now I'm putting the dough in the bottom
made with one part of cement and two of coarse sand.
I'm putting dough in the bottom of the pot
approximately 1.5 cm to 2 cm
then I fill the sides with that same mass
Good now. I'll need a hand.
to tie a drawstring on the top of the bag
and if this bag is too thin you can use one inside the other
the next day I tore two strips of old cloth.
I wet it in a cement and water syrup
then twisted to form a kind of braid
and with the help of a brush I spread the remaining of the syrup around the entire vessel
and now just wait to dry and then waterproof it
as I taught in another video here on the channel
if you have not yet seen you can click on the lin. on card or description of that video
and now it's a sandwhich and our pot is ready for painting
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Actors Who Were Born With A Ton Of Money - Duration: 4:18.We've all heard about struggling actors trying to make it in Hollywood, barely scraping by
while living in tiny apartments — but that's not every actor's story.
Let's find out which celebs had tons of money from the moment they were born.
Darren Criss
A true triple threat, Darren Criss' breakout role on Glee was the perfect part for him.
From an early age, Criss learned to play musical instruments and took an interest in theater,
all of which was supported by his parents.
"I'm very thankful and blessed to say I didn't have a rough childhood I wasn't born on the
streets of Agrabah."
Criss' father was a wealthy banker who started and ran his own bank in Hawaii, but he also
served as a director of the San Francisco Opera, San Francisco Performances, the Stern
Grove Festival, and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.
It's pretty clear this had an influence on Criss, who not only went on to star in the
hit musical TV series, but also landed the lead role of the Broadway smash Hedwig and
the Angry Inch, and wrote an Emmy-nominated original song for Glee.
Jennifer Aniston
Everyone knows Jennifer Aniston was writing her own checks long before she and the rest
of the cast of Friends started making $1 million dollars per episode in 2002.
Her father, John Aniston, has been a working actor since the '50s, most notably as Victor
on the soap opera Days of Our Lives.
"I'm her father."
"Ah!
Daddy!"
Jennifer had a bit of a rough time early on.
Her folks split when she was 9, according to Rolling Stone, at which point she went
to live with her mother and had little contact with her dad for years.
But when her mother penned her 1996 memoir, From Mother and Daughter to Friends, Jennifer
perceived this as "a betrayal."
The actress reconciled with both parents in later years, although her mother reportedly
cut Jennifer out of her will prior to her passing in 2016.
Something tells us Jennifer won't miss that money.
Olivia Wilde
Actress Olivia Wilde's parents are Andrew and Leslie Cockburn, the famed journalist
duo whose Vanity Fair article was turned into the first Dreamworks film, The Peacemaker.
Wilde describes her childhood home as being, quote, "surrounded by artists, journalists,
poets."
She recalls famous guests — like Mick Jagger — gracing her family's dinner table.
The family even spent summers in Ireland when they weren't doing community service projects,
such as going to Fiji and living in a mountain village to build schools.
Even before she became a famous actress in her own right, Wilde basically lived the definition
of a rich bohemian existence, which she summed up by saying she…
"...can't wait to be an old woman because at the rate I'm going I'll have lived a pretty
full life."
Ariana Grande
Actress and singer Ariana Grande has been earning her own sizable paychecks since she
got her big break at just 17-years-old on the Nickelodeon series Victorious, but her
interest in the performing arts was fostered by the support of her very successful parents.
Her mother is the CEO of a successful telephone and alarm system company, and her father owns
his own design firm in Boca Raton, Florida.
Ariana lived in her father's Florida home until she was 13, when she moved to New York
City to live with her mother and pursue roles on Broadway.
When that led to her star-making Nickelodeon gig, her mom packed up and moved to Los Angeles
to support her daughter's burgeoning entertainment career.
That kind of parental flexibility not only takes a tremendous leap of faith, but also
requires a nice cushion of expendable cash to make it all happen.
Emily and Zooey Deschanel
Actresses Emily and Zooey and Deschanel are
the daughters of a Hollywood cinematographer and a Hollywood actress.
Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, their father said his two girls traveled with him
on location as much as possible during their formative years, but by the time they were...
"...12 or 13, [they] would get up in front of 2,000 people and not feel nervous."
Despite the stars in their daughters' eyes, mom and dad Deschanel made an effort to keep
their kids grounded.
In an interview with Vulture, Zooey revealed that she had a strict allowance and couldn't
drive to the mall until she was 17.
Kate Upton
Before supermodel and actress Kate Upton rose
to fame in the entertainment ranks, another set of Uptons made a name for themselves:
her great-grandfather, Frederick Upton, and his brother, Lou Upton.
"My great-grandfather and his brother are credited for inventing the modern washing
machine."
She admitted that her grandfather made life a lot easier for her — and everyone who
owns a washing machine — but the actress laughed off the idea that she's some kind
of "billionaire heiress," telling Vanity Fair, "I wish!
It's amazing, and it's definitely a part of our family, but my family doesn't have anything
to do with the company anymore."
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