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Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Wonder Breasts.

Today we are going to discuss: Gummy bears: What are these new implants?

In this channel we discuss everything related to breast surgery.

Welcome back!

Many patients considering breast augmentation often ask what gummy bear implants are.

Gummy bear implants are a new type of implants that have revolutionized breast augmentation surgery.

Previously, women desiring to achieve bigger breast implants had only two options:

silicone implants and saline implants.

Now, a third and better option is available in the form of the gummy bear implant.

Also known as Highly Cohesive Silicone Gel, gummy bear implants are very stable breast implants

that come with the safety of saline breast implants and natural results of silicone breast implants.

Gummy bear implants are made of a textured silicone shell filled with a highly stable silicone gel.

The implants are called gummy bears because when they are cut in half, they still retain their original shape,

just like a gummy bear candy.

Examples of the gummy bear implant include the Mentor® MemoryShape and Natrelle® 410.

These breast implants are firmer and flexible at the same time.

Within the gummy bear breast implants, there are two options: a teardrop shape to achieve additionally

natural breast shape, and custom-tailored implants available in different heights and

profiles for your unique anatomy.

So, what are the pros and cons of the gummy bear a.k.a. cohesive gel implants?

Gummy bear implants are highly cohesive, meaning they retain their shape and feel supple.

Their edges naturally mix into the breast tissue, decreasing the risk of implant rippling and palpability.

They deliver very natural results.

The silicone gel does not move from one side of the implant to another, which means the breasts

will not appear like a water-filled balloon, which often happens with saline implants.

Furthermore, there is no risk of implant leakage.

The shell may rupture, but the risk is relatively low.

Even if a rupture happens, the gel will stay in place and not move out of the shell.

The risk of capsular contracture associated with the gummy bear implant is lower than that of silicone

and saline implants, according to a number of studies.

Capsular contracture happens when the scar tissue tightens around the implants,

changing the shape of the breasts and creating physical pain for the patient.

On the downside, gummy bear implants are highly stable, which means they have a tendency

to overshadow the actual or desired breast shape.

The incision required for placing the gummy bear implant is relatively larger than that required

for the saline implant.

Furthermore, there is a risk the implant may rotate, which can distort the breast shape.

In this video, we discussed: Gummy bears: What are these new implants?

Next week we will discuss: How gummy bear implants improved breast augmentation?

Remember to comment below, share this video, like this video, and subscribe to our channel

for more information, here at the Wonder Breasts channel, only on YouTube.

Also, you can log on to our website,

for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.

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Dibujito para Giovana kawaii [Speedpaint] - Duration: 4:36.

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Inside The Parallel Universe Jaguar Strat | Parallel Universe | Fender - Duration: 5:27.

[MUSIC]

Hi folks, my name's Allen Abbassi.

I'm the Senior Product Development Manager for Fender electric guitars and basses.

I'd like to talk to you today about one of our Parallel Universe guitars,

the Jaguar Strat.

First of all, the Parallel Universe concept here is that

we wanted to offer something new and unique each month.

And to do that we decided we would combine different Fender elements, mix and

match guitars, make hybrids, modify all these good things.

And that's obviously what we did here on this Jaguar Strat which is a combination

of a Strat and a Jaguar.

There's a lot going on here, so let's get right into it.

[MUSIC]

Okay, so let's talk about the neck.

What we've done here on this guitar is take a Jaguar neck and

attach it to a Stat body.

So you can see the distinctive head stock shape here.

We did use the Jaguar shaped head stock.

The thing about this guitar is that it's 25 and a half inch scale,

just like a Strat is.

Jaguars normally 24 inch scale length, but we did not do that on this.

This is a true Strat scale length.

We also borrowed the American Professional neck profile, so this is a Deep C profile.

It gets a little bit thicker in your hand, as you go up towards the higher frets.

Also, it's a nine and a half inch radius with narrow, tall frets.

So that means that when you bend notes they won't fret out, and

it's a little bit easier to dig in and grab the note to bend it.

It's a rosewood fret board and it's all lacquer finish.

So lacquer is an upgraded kind of a premium finish that ages nicely and

it allows the wood to breathe a little bit better.

Also, we have locking tuners.

That improves tuning stability and

it's also a lot easier to change strings with locking tuners.

Okay, now I'm going to show you some dirty tones.

And I'm going to our pugilist distortion right into the mirror image delay.

[MUSIC]

Okay, let's talk about the pick guard assembly.

What's special about this, obviously,

is that it's three pickups, normally a Jaguar only has two pickups.

These are actually our Pure Vintage 65 Jaguar pickups.

So they sound aggressive and treble-y and bite-y and they're beautiful, but

there is three of them.

So there's a bridge pickup, and

then we chose to use two neck pickups in the middle and neck position.

So you get a triple pickup set up on this Jaguar pick guard assembly.

They're controlled with a five-way Strat style switch, so

you can get all the different pickup combinations that a Strat could get.

So that means in position one it's just the bridge.

In position two it's the bridge and middle.

In position three it's the middle.

In position four it's the middle and neck.

And in position five it's just the neck.

Okay, now let's talk about the controls that are going on here in the upper

control plate.

This upper control plate controls a special switch

that works only when the Strat switch is in position three,

dead center in the middle of that Strat switch.

And what it does is you can turn this special function on or

off using this switch, and then that special function has two settings.

The bottom setting of the special function is all three pickups on.

And the top part of the special switching is having the bridge and neck together,

just like the middle position of a Telecaster.

And remember,

this only works when you're on the middle position of the Strat switch.

Okay, now for the volume and tones.

There's some other special stuff going on here.

On a Jaguar there's a wheel here that normally does something different than it

does on this guitar.

On this guitar we have a dedicated bridge tone control, which is very interesting.

So when you're using the bridge pickup,

this wheel in this upper plate controls the tone just for the bridge.

And then down here finally on this other control plate we have a master volume and

a tone for the neck and middle pickups here.

Okay, so let's talk about the bridge and the tremolo assembly.

This is actually borrowed from our American Professional Jag and Jazzmaster.

What that means is we have mustang barrel saddles.

And they've been radiused so that the radius of the bridge matches the radius of

the fret board, which is nine and a half.

That makes the functionality of the bridge a little better.

And then we have a special assembly here that's a vintage tremolo assembly.

But it has a screw-in arm,

which allows you to set the tension by screwing it in less or more.

And it doesn't fall out like a vintage one would.

So that's an American Professional bridge and tremolo assembly.

Finally what we've got here is an older body with a beautiful candy apple red

finish, that's a classic Fender vintage color, with a tortoise shell guard.

And again it's finished with lacquer, so

that means that it breathes a little better, it ages real nice.

It's just an upgraded kind of a premium style finish.

[MUSIC]

All right, that's the Jaguar Strat from our Parallel Universe collection.

Thanks for checking it out with me and stay tuned for more videos.

[MUSIC]

For more infomation >> Inside The Parallel Universe Jaguar Strat | Parallel Universe | Fender - Duration: 5:27.

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Real Pain and 'Explosive' Brains | Fibromyalgia - Duration: 6:06.

[INTRO ♪]

Fibromyalgia is one of the most commonly misunderstood disorders out there—

which is saying something, considering that there are a lot of misunderstood disorders.

It's characterized by widespread pain throughout the body, making it a literal pain in the everything.

But it's also difficult to figure out what causes it.

And that's led some people to argue that fibromyalgia isn't even real.

Admittedly, it is a controversial diagnosis, and scientists are still hotly debating a ton about it, including what role psychological factors play in causing symptoms.

But let's debunk this myth up front: Fibromyalgia is not a delusion.

The disorder, known in chronic pain communities as fibro, was first formally defined in 1990.

It's a chronic condition that affects 2 to 8% of the population.

Besides the widespread pain, it also includes symptoms like increased sensitivity to pain, difficulty sleeping, numbness, and problems with things like concentration and memory.

Usually, it's treated by medications or cognitive behavioral therapy, which aims to prevent patients from focusing on or panicking about their pain.

But fibro has also been surrounded by controversy, and a lot of that is because psychologists have had a really difficult time figuring out how to diagnose and classify it.

With such widespread symptoms, you'd think that it would be easy to take some physical measurements and diagnose someone with fibro on the spot.

But it's trickier than that, because some of those symptoms can also be caused by other simultaneous conditions like arthritis.

And as for what actually causes fibromyalgia…

Well, here's where things get especially messy, because there are a whole lot of factors that might trigger or contribute to all of these generalized, body-wide symptoms.

The most famous ones are psychological or environmental.

For example, those who've had significant physical injuries or experienced psychological trauma, especially in childhood, are more prone to developing fibromyalgia.

To be clear, though, that definitely does not mean that everyone with fibro has experienced trauma in their lives.

It's just one risk factor.

Another major one is genetics.

Fibro runs in families, and several studies have shown relationships between its development and dysfunctional genes controlling certain neurotransmitters—

specifically, serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine.

So, getting a diagnosis isn't always easy, and neither is figuring out what causes the disorder.

And all of that has led psychologists to disagree about what fibromyalgia should even be considered.

Actually, that's a pretty big understatement.

Over the years, there has been a ton of controversy over this.

Some scientists have believed that, since fibro is often linked to psychological factors, it should be categorized as a somatic symptom disorder.

This is a mental condition where psychological issues manifest as physical symptoms.

But other researchers have argued that it would be better classified as something else, since it can also be triggered by biology or the environment.

Today, though, many scientists say that instead we should look at fibro in the context of biological, psychological, and social factors combined.

Maybe unsurprisingly, this is what's known as the biopsychosocial approach.

It suggests that traumatic physical or psychological events, likely in combination with a genetic predisposition, may lead to that extreme response to pain and those other symptoms.

Of course, the specifics vary case to case, but all three branches are known to interact and play a role in producing fibromyalgia.

The exact mechanics of how this plays out in the body, though, are so far unknown.

And unfortunately—and especially because of the psychological factors involved in fibro—that's led to a common misunderstanding that patients are suffering a delusion that they're in pain, rather than being in actual pain.

This misunderstanding is actually so widespreadmthat it can be difficult for those with fibro to access available treatments, because they're just not being taken seriously.

But, like, you can't just shrug fibromyalgia off.

Even if psychologists argue about how to classify it, current research is clear that there's nothing delusional about it.

In one 2018 study, for example, researchers studying the mechanics of fibro patients' sensitivity to pain showed that their brains were acting sort of explosively in response to pain stimuli.

In the study, scientists used EEGs to test ten females with fibro, taking readings of their brain waves.

The readings showed signs of so-called electrical instability—brain waves behaving more erratically than expected in response to stimuli.

This made the researchers consider if what they were measuring may be similar to what's seen in something called explosively synchronizing networks.

Explosive synchronization, or ES, is a phenomenon that's usually studied in fields like physics, like with power grids, rather than medicine.

When it happens, a tiny stimulus causes a dramatic, synchronized reaction across a network.

In brains … that's, well, explosive.

To a fibro sufferer, a poke in the side that would feel like nothing to your average person becomes way more intense, becoming painful much more easily.

To see if this is actually what was happening, the researchers created computer models of a brain with fibromyalgia to see how it would respond to mild stimuli.

And like they suspected, the models reacted to pain in the same, explosive manner that patients reported.

This really tells us that fibro isn't just a case of people believing they're experiencing more pain, or something to ignore.

Instead, it suggests that there's a physical overreaction to pain stimuli in their brains.

It may still be fuzzy what causes that, but this was a big step in the right direction, even if the study was only with ten people.

And with more research, we could someday use this model to create new treatments for fibro.

There's still a long way to go, but there's lots of hope.

And in the meantime, one thing is for sure: despite all the misconceptions, fibromyalgia is nothing to ignore.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psych!

If you would like to keep learning about the brain and mind with us—and how those things make us tick— you can go to youtube.com/scishowpsych.

[OUTRO ♪]

For more infomation >> Real Pain and 'Explosive' Brains | Fibromyalgia - Duration: 6:06.

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Why Do We Laugh? - Duration: 4:46.

[ intro ]

[Squeaks is reading to Jessi from a joke book.]

I don't know, Squeaks.

Why didn't the potato cross the road?

[Squeaks tells her.]

Ohhh, because it's a potato, and it doesn't have any legs!

[She laughs heartily.]

Oh, it feels good to laugh.

We laugh pretty much every day.

But what is laughing, anyway?

Why do we make this weird noise when we're happy or think something is funny?

Scientists have found that we use laughter as a form of communication, which means talking

and sending messages to each other.

When we laugh, we're communicating with to the world around us!

It helps us connect to other people, and strengthens our relationships.

And even though we usually laugh without even thinking about it, it's actually a kind of

complicated thing for our bodies to do!

When you laugh, your body uses fifteen different facial muscles, and your upper lip gets turned

up.

Your windpipe, which you use to breathe, is partly covered up, which makes you gasp.

Sometimes, when you're laughing really hard, it becomes harder to breathe, so you turn

red or purple, and you might even get tears on your face, too.

They're happy tears!

Meanwhile, your brain gets excited, and so do your arms, legs, and stomach muscles.

And of course, when you laugh, you make a sound.

There's a lot going on!

All kinds of situations can make us laugh.

Sometimes it might be silly things that don't go together – like putting a hat on a hamster

– or sometimes it might be relief because something that made us stressed or worried

is over.

Sometimes laughing can tell the people around us that we feel safe and happy with them.

Or it might even be a response to being tickled!

And even though funny things make us laugh, most of the time when we laugh it's for a

different reason.

Usually, we're the ones laughing at our own words.

So I'm a lot more likely to laugh after something not-too-funny, like, "Squeaks

and I went exploring today!" than if Squeaks tells me a joke.

[Squeaks protests.]

Not that I don't like your jokes, Squeaks.

It's nothing personal.

It's science!

And even though laughter feels like the sort of thing that happens suddenly and unexpectedly,

it turns out that most laughter happens during natural breaks in our conversation.

People don't usually laugh when they're alone.

But when you're with friends, laughter can be contagious!

When people say something is contagious, or catching, they're usually talking about germs,

like how everyone in your class seems to get each other sick at the same time.

You don't laugh because of germs, of course, but if your friend starts laughing, you can

catch their laughter.

It helps you tell the people around you that you feel comfortable, and want to be part

of the group.

So one person laughing can sometimes mean that a whole bunch of people will start laughing.

Some scientists think that a looooong time ago, ancient humans developed the ability

to laugh even before they started using words.

Even then, laughing would have helped to show that we feel safe and comfortable, and helped

connect people to each other.

Making connections with people, and forming groups, can sometimes mean that some people

get included in a group, while some people feel left out – which may explain why a

group of people being mean to someone can feel funny at first.

Sometimes people might feel like they want to laugh at something bad happening to somebody.

But even though it can feel like you're not laughing on purpose, we always try to be careful

about how we treat people.

Laughing feels great when you're using it nicely!

Laughing to connect with other people is a very human activity, but some other animals

do it too!

Apes have an open-mouthed "play" face, and they make a panting sound that's similar

to the "ha-ha"s we make when we laugh.

Even rats do something that's kind of like laughing!

[Squeaks laughingly asks: what about robot rats?]

Yes, even robot rats!

Babies who haven't learned to use words yet can laugh too.

And babies and apes laugh at similar things – like playing and tickling.

Ever heard someone say that "laughter is the best medicine"?

That's because the best part about laughing is not just that it feels good… it's good

for you!

People who laugh a lot are more likely to have healthy hearts, and they tend not to

get sick as much.

Laughing also probably means you're living a fun life, and have connections with people

you like – and that's healthy, too.

Any of those sound like a great reason to have a good laugh!

[Squeaks tells Jessi another joke]

I don't know, Squeaks; what fruit /do/ sheep like best?

[Squeaks tells her.]

Baaaaaaa-nanas?

Oh, that's your best one yet!

Hee hee hee!

[Jessi and Squeaks dissolve into giggles.

Jessi says the outro through laughter.]

Thanks for joining us!

If you have questions about laughing, or jokes you want to send us, we'd love to hear them!

Just grab a grown-up and send us a message at patreon.com/scishowkids.

We'll see you next time here at the fort!

[ outro ]

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WNC resort named Best In The Country by USA Today - Duration: 0:42.

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Hunters Arrive & The Cover Goes On The Winter High Tunnel - Duration: 10:42.

Hi I'm Mike, we've got the new cover on the old high tunnel, with a little help from

some friends that are here on the ranch for hunting from Sacramento California.

Today we are going to show you what went into getting them here, the modifications we made

to the old high tunnel to hopefully make it better and stronger and what almost turned

out to be a disaster of getting the new cover on, it's all coming up, on the project list

on our Wyoming life.

Hi there and welcome back, if this is your first time here please subscribe and come

along with us as we explore the ranch life and escape the ordinary, 3 times per week

right here on YouTube.

Not every single day can I be out working with cows, or moving hay, or cleaning the

pig stalls.

As much fun as that sounds.

Projects can come from all over the ranch, and this board behind me is where we keep

track of what needs done.

We call it the project list and we bring it to you every Tuesday.

Most people know how the honey do list goes and Erin has gotten smart and started writing

her honey do's right here on the list along with other projects around the ranch.

They usually get bumped up in priority, mostly because I want to stay married but also because

the things that Erin adds to the list here, help keep the ranch going.

The big book says man cannont live on bread alone, and just like that saying, the ranch

cannont live on cows alone.

We diversify to bring money into the ranch and keep things going, everything here is

very fluid.

Some years you might have good calf prices and that's enough, others they might be

in the toilet.

Its years like that we really appreciate Erins gardens and other ventures that help bring

that bottom line up and keep the ranch going.

Its all a give and take and if you know Erin she keeps growing to help.

This year we added a new high tunnel to the market gardens here on the ranch, giving Erin

more and more produce to take to farmers market.

Today we are going to be finishing work on the old high tunnel, which lost its cover

this spring but I'm trying to plan ahead here, because we have hunters arriving today

from Sacremento California.

I'm hoping that those hunters are going to be able to help us get it done in one day.

It's a huge undertaking, as we are going to be replacing the ribbon board on the tunnel,

making it stronger and hopefully able to hold up to wind load better.

But before we get that far, we need to prepare for the hunters arrival.

And that means getting their hunters den cleaned out and ready for them and their equipment.

Hunting season here on the ranch is the entire month of October.

They will be hunting mainly Pronghorn Antelope and they utilize the sales barn as their headquarters.

Right now it is in disarray, as all year long, I use it for storage.

Tractors live in here throughout the winter, sometimes animals, you just never know what

you are going to find.

Anything, that doesn't have a place, usually ends up in the sales barn to keep it out of

the weather.

Cleaning it up, is mostly a game of rearranging and organizing, something I should be better

about all year long, but I'm not.

So a few hours of back and forth, taking things to the incinerator to burn.

Moving shelves and cleaning up, will hopefully give them a nice place to hang out while they

aren't hunting.

They will park 4 wheelers in here and we will keep them locked up and safe, they will also

sometimes butcher their animals here as well, and freezers allow them to preserve their

meat.

In the end, the whole area looks different and a lot more organized.

And when our first group of hunters arrive, they kids give them a huge welcome.

They have been looking forward to the hunters return for almost a year and for them it's

a part of their lives they will remember for years.

Hunters that come to the ranch are like family to us, they have to be.

We turn them lose in our back yard, armed and trust them to do the right thing, to treat

our home like it is theirs and for years we didn't even allow hunting due to some bad

experiences but now I wouldn't pass these friendships up for the world and even Erin

and I look forward to their arrival, although no one brings us candy.

As the hunters get settled in we can get to work on the tunnel.

We are going to be installing a new 2x6 ribbon board across each side.

The existing 2x4 ribbon board will be removed and we are increasing the size to accommodate

two rows of channel that will hold on the wire that secures the cover to the structure.

Using our old ribbon board as a guide we add new 2x6 one at a time, securing them together

and to the ribs of the tunnel using bolts.

Then its off with the old board, salvaging the old channel to reuse on the new one.

After snapping a chalk line for a guide, new channel is installed along the new board making

up the top row, an inch below that, we add back on some of the old recycled channel to

help hold the cover on and this side is complete.

Then we repeat for the other side.

Erin and I then get a little break as we wait for the hunters to finish up their first day

of hunting but not long after, they are volentold to come on out and give us a hand.

Hunting season for me, is the busiest month on the ranch.

Not because I have any more to do, or more projects, but because we have a constant flow

of people though the ranch.

A new group every few days, each and everyday we spend time with them, helping each other,

going out to dinner, and basically getting a bunch of the socialization with people that

a lot of the year we don't get out here.

No one wants to come visit when its 30 below and the wind is blowing you over.

Luckily these guys are here and we can start the process all over again of pulling another

cover on a high tunnel, we just did this a few months ago with the new high tunnel, but

each day brings with it unexpected surprises and complications.

Today it's the wind, we don't have much of a window to do this in.

We would love a calm day to do it, and as we get closer to evening a 10 mile pre hour

average wind of the day starts to die down.

We are expecting winds up into the 20s and 30s the next few days, along with temperatures

dropping into the 20's and snow.

More snow is coming, we are forecasted for 5 inches next week.

So getting this cover on to protect the seedlings and plants inside is imperative.

The new cover on both high tunnels is now 12 mil thick, our old covers were half the

thickness at 6 mil but the big difference is now we are working with a woven plastic,

with threads woven throughout.

This fabric should be stronger, less likely to rip and tear and last a lot longer than

the regular plastic ever did.

Light transmission is cut a bit, but it's a trade off we are happy to take if we can

keep these covers on longer.

So just as before, we attach ropes to the cover and over it goes and right off the bat,

this is starting to look like a bad idea.

The wind kicks up a bit, maybe only a few miles per hour but that's all it takes.

A sheet of plastic that is 75 feet long and almost 40 feet wide is a big sail and our

job is to keep it on the frame and not in the next county.

Buckets full of bricks are used to hold it down in place while we quickly start attaching

it to the channel we installed earlier to hold it on while we try to figure out a solution

for the massive amount of air blowing the plastic up and out.

We attach what we can and sometimes the best strategy is just to wait and as the sun starts

to set, everyone helps hold the plastic in place.

The wind starts to die down and soon the plastic lays down just like its suppose to and we

can start securing it all the way around.

Pulling it tight and laying a spring like wire called wiggle wire into the channel to

hold it down.

As we move to get it all attached the sun continues to set of course and soon we are

left in the dark to take the final steps.

Headlights for light and a crew of 8 to finish it up.

For now.

Its not all done, in fact even this morning there are still a few things to finish up.

We have to install the roll up sides and add rope to keep the sides from billowing out

with the wind but other than that we are good to go.

Erin is excited it is done, and I am relieved.

Not only that its done but that we had the help here to do it.

For many weeks out the year, Erin and I are by ourselves out here, figuring out how to

do things by our selves that in some instances you should tackle with a crew of 3 or 4 but

that's just the way it works.

When we do have help, its like a godsend and you appreciate it even more.

That's one thing the ranch has taught me, everything is a give and take.

Sometimes you struggle by yourself but others you have all the help in the world and it

always seems to work out right.

When you need that help, its there and its something you can count on.

With that, I am off to get the rest of the tunnel buttoned up.

I have hay being delivered today also and I need to work that in too.

Hunters are back out doing their thing and we will have more from them this week, a livestream

featuring myself and Erin and maybe a hunter is coming up on Thursday and on Sunday we

have a hunter filled episode for you, which is going to be a blast.

Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss a beat and until I see you again have a great

week and thanks for joining us in our Wyoming life.

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49ers vs Cardinals Predictions (Week 5, 2018) - Duration: 6:03.

Ayo! It's Bryan here. Today, going to be talking about the San Francisco 49ers as

always. Going to be predicting the game against the Arizona Cardinals coming up

this Sunday at home at Levi's Stadium. Yeah, before I get the video started as

always, please "Like" and Subscribe to support my channel. That would definitely

help me out a lot. Let's just kick some a**. I hope you guys are ready because I'm

definitely ready to talk about this game. Let's do it.

So predictions, predictions, predictions? Who am I going to go with for this game? Now,

before I talk about my pick, I'm going to be doing a little tale of the tape as always.

Going to be mentioning both teams and what they did last week. You guys know

pretty much the whole deal. The San Francisco 49ers, they ended up losing 27-29

to the Los Angeles Chargers. It was a little bit of heartbreak. I wish we

would have won the game, but hey. What can you do right? I already did a three

takeaways video for this game. So, I'm not going to be repeating myself on what I said

on everything about this game. So if you want to watch it, please watch in the

info Card section on the right hand of your screen. That would definitely be

helpful and if you want to watch it right now, please watch it. Comeback to

this video. Assuming you guys watched it and what have you. You know, what happened,

against the Chargers. For the Arizona Cardinals, they ended up losing to the

Seattle Seahawks 17-20 on a very close game. Josh Rosen, I think started

his first game or something like that. I didn't really watch the game. I didn't really bother

to watch it too much because it was kind of uninteresting in my opinion, but Rosen.

I heard he had a pretty good game. Not too bad for a rookie. So, that's pretty

good here. He might be the future of the franchise. We'll see then. For this whole

season for the Cardinals, I'm not that surprised too much just because of the

fact that it's a new regime. Steve Wilks is the new head coach. Josh Rosen is the new

quarterback and they struggled with Sam Bradford early on the season. I mean, all of

this was not a surprise to me. I didn't think they wouldn't go 0-4.

I thought they would go maybe 1-3 like the 49ers, but mmm, what can you do

right? Arizona, all my predictions are coming true right now. Hopefully, we can

beat them this Sunday. So, I'll be talking about my prediction in a second, but mmm..

Interesting, interesting, interesting. What am I going to do for this game? The 49ers

C.J. Beathard had a pretty good game. The running backs, if they can run against

this team. I mean, this is a pretty average defense in my opinion, the

Arizona Cardinals, then I think they can do a pretty good job in this game. The

defense, as long as they can do what they kind of did earlier on against the Chargers,

have a really good start, not miss too many tackles because they did a pretty

good job. You got to remember. You got Reuben Foster and Fred Warner leading the line-

backing crew. That was freaking awesome. DeForest Buckner's pretty much the only

defensive lineman I can trust, although some players shined a little

bit. I'd say Sheldon Day and Arik Armstead, they had a

sack each together, which would be one sack total. So, they sacked Philip Rivers

once together. That was pretty cool. Hopefully, they can keep the pressure up

and keep the momentum coming, but the tackling is still a problem. If we can't

tackle, then Josh Rosen. I don't care if he's a rookie. I don't care if he's a

college quarterback, but he will throw on his team and the running backs like

David Johnson, freaking beast, although I think they're utilizing him incorrectly.

Not as much this year then when Bruce Arians was the head coach. He's kind of

struggling just a little bit this year, but still. If they can't tackle, if the

49ers defense cannot tackle, then they will have a field day on us in terms of

their offense. I don't know if I can trust this defense still. Robert Saleh,

whoo. It's kind of concerning I would say. I don't know. A lot of people are asking

the 49ers to fire him. You know, I'm willing to give him a chance still, but I

mean, if this tackling doesn't get improved. If we lose a lot of games because of the

defense, then we might have to fire him unfortunately. I don't want to say that,

but you know, I like this guy. A good minded defensive coach, but if they can't

just do 101 tackling, then that's a problem for sure for any defense. I don't

want to be in that bandwagon yet, but I got to see a couple more weeks before I

can be part of the fire Saleh hashtag whatever you want to call it. Mmm, if I

had to go to a team? You know, Beathard vs Rosen? Our defense vs Rosen?

Rosen vs our defense? Hmm... I would probably lean towards the 49ers to win

this game. You know, this is the most winnable game that we can have possible

in my opinion for the next couple of weeks. We got the Packers and the Rams

after that, then we face the Cardinals again at Arizona. If they want to win, they

better win this game. If they don't win this game, then we're pretty much screwed for

the rest of the season because in my opinion, the Cardinals are not the best

team right now. Maybe later on next season in 2019 and 2020, but in 2018, they

are not going to have a good season. So far, it is showing. 0-4. They're

probably not going to make the playoffs this year. We might not make the playoffs

this year, but still. We got to get as many wins as possible and this is a very

winnable game in my opinion. A little fun fact. You know the last time we beat the

Arizona Cardinals at all in general? Was when Jim Harbaugh was the head coach in

2014. His last game as a 49er head coach was the last time we beat the Cardinals

and then in 2015-2017, we have lost to the Arizona Cardinals six times in a row.

That's pretty impressive for the wrong reasons and hopefully, they can end that

streak and I think they can end that streak with a rookie head

coach in Steve Wilks and a rookie quarterback in Josh Rosen. Please San

Francisco, don't let me down. Please tackle the best way possible defensively.

Offensively, if you guys can keep up what you did. Do well against the Cardinals

defense and not commit as many turnovers as possible, then I will be

happy! Beathard to Kittle, that is a tandem that

I'd love to see even more. Marquise Goodwin as well.

Victor Bolden Jr. should be coming back after a 4 game suspension. So, that

should be really helpful as well, although Joe Staley and Dante Pettis. I

do not know their status as of this video. If they're out, that's going to be a blow,

but if they can come in to this game, that would be really helpful. I'm leaning

towards the 49ers to winning this game just because of the fact that I think

talent wise, they're a lot better than the Arizona Cardinals and I do not trust

Arizona's very early young team. If I had to go with a prediction score, I would go

San Francisco hmm... What would I go with? San Francisco about 26, Arizona 23. I think

it's going to be kind of a close game. I think they're kind of evenly match, even

though they have a rookie quarterback, but I believe that, that's going to be the

final score. 26-23, close game and the 49ers winning their second game of the

season. That'd be freaking awesome. There's my prediction right there. Please

let me know who you guys have winning this game. Do you have the 49ers, the

Cardinals or do you even have a tie happening for this game? Please, I'd like to

hear what you guys have to say as always and if you guys like this, please "Like" and

Subscribe to support my channel. That would definitely help me out a lot as

always. I hope you guys have a nice day, nice weekend, nice whatever and I'll see

you guys probably a lot more this week. I'm going to be doing an evaluation for

weeks 1-4 now since this is the 1/4 of a season or 1/3 of the

season, whatever. I'm not really good at math. I'm Asian yay, yay, yay, but I'm not

really good at math. I'm going to be doing the 4 game whatever like I did last

season. Be on the lookout for that. I'll see y'all then. Bye guys.

Love y'all!

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It's called switch time and it's kind of fun

It's you you unannounced what happens is administration gets on the gets on the intercom and says everybody switch

We don't do it during you know how high-stakes testing times or anything like that?

but switch time is something that allows us all to go into somebody else's classroom and

So I can do it at any time. Maybe it's once every other week

Maybe it's once a month and I get on I say Oh

Everybody may have your attention, please

It is switch time

Switch time means that the kids stay put and all the teachers go to everybody else's classroom you go across the hall you go down

The hall you go upstairs you go downstairs

Just make sure all the kids are supervised and you just get to go to whatever classroom you haven't been to

So what happens is over the course of the year, you might go to 12 15 20 different classrooms

Depending upon the size of your school and you get to go into that classroom and teach those kids from maybe 10 minutes 10 15

At the longest so those kids have to tell you what they're learning what's going on and you just take over that class

Without any upfront of knowing what's going on that does a couple things

It allows us to really see the environment that other people are teaching in

It allows us to see their audience the kids that they're teaching it also

Allows us to see more kids and we don't end up in a vacuum

so if I'm a second grade teacher and I go visit a third or fourth grade or I go visit a first-grade I

See where the kids that I had last year are I also get to see the kids that I have coming up next year are

So if we did that it's a really fun activity

That I find teachers really enjoy because it really gets us around the building and gets us and out of our little classrooms

Do you ever feel like you're locked in there all the time like I gotta get out of here

All right, so something like that is kind of a fun idea

So but an administrator has to back it and be you know willing to do something fun like that the kids love it

They love when they hear the word switch time because it means I got a new face coming at them

And sometimes that's all it takes is just give me 10 minutes to look at somebody new

I love you, but I need 10 minutes to look at somebody new

Thanks for watching and I hope you found this video helpful

If you did make sure to LIKE and subscribe so you can never miss another video

I speak in consult on school behavior, and I love to help districts solve some of these problems

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BEST Lil Wayne Songs On "Tha Carter V" - Duration: 10:14.

Hey guys, I'm still alive.

Long story short, I had a throat infection for over a week and struggled to talk so that

was lovely.

But today, we will be talking about Tha Carter V, an album that honestly surprised me with

how good it was.

Wayne made a hell of a comeback with this.

So in this video, I will be telling you what my personal favourite songs from this project

are and why.

So with that being said, there's my social media accounts, follow me there and when I

hit 10k on them I'll follow a bunch of you guys back, and let's get right into this

video.

8 - Uproar

Now this song is probably about to become ten times more popular than it already is

due to Wayne starting a challenge based around this song, but I can't really complain about

that because this track goes hard.

The very upbeat instrumental combined with Lil Wayne's memorable flows during the chorus

makes it very easy for this song to stick in your mind, and it's one of the catchiest

songs on this project.

Lyrically it's very much a punchline and rhyme focused song, and it makes for a fun

track.

I wouldn't be surprised if Wayne's Uproar challenge helps this albums sales increase

past its already impressive numbers.

7 - Dope N***az (feat.

Snoop Dogg)

This is a great song overall, but the thing that got me most hyped was when the sample

of Xxplosive by Dr Dre came through on the beat.

I legit jumped up in excitement when I heard that, because that was one of my favourite

instrumentals on Dre's 2001 album.

Hearing it sampled here was so unexpected.

Snoop Dogg's voice works perfectly over this sample during the hook as you can imagine,

and it gives the song a really relaxed feeling to it.

And I particularly enjoy Wayne's second verse on here, where he talks about how the

people he grew up around, and how even though he was similar to them, he was raised to go

down a different path with his talents.

Oh and if I didn't mention already, the beat samples Xxplosive and it's so goddamn

nice on here.

6 - Let It Fly (feat.

Travis Scott)

I'm already a massive fan of Travis Scott's music, so this song basically scored points

instantly by just having him on here, and his performance is pretty great on this track.

He comes with this fairly unique delivery during the chorus where it's still very

much Travis's style, but he delivers his vocals in a noticeably different inflection

to make them stand out.

He also has a cool verse on here too.

Then Lil Wayne.

My god Wayne killed it on here, with these segments of never ending wordplay, using the

words "mind" and "line" in as many different contexts as he can think of.

The line wordplay got a bit far fetched in my opinion towards the last 1 or 2 bars, it

just dragged on a bit too long, but it's still very impressive and it's always nice

to see Wayne is still so sharp after all this time.

5 - Dark Side of the Moon (feat.

Nicki Minaj)

I think the best word for this track is soothing, if you wanna just sit back and mellow out,

this is the perfect song from this album for you.

Lil Wayne opts for a more laidback melodic delivery on this one, and gives us a really

interesting verse where he uses the world going through an apocalypse as a metaphor

for himself hitting rock bottom, but even in these times where everything seems doomed

he still has his girl by his side.

Then Nicki Minaj comes through to contribute to this idea with some nice metaphors of her

own, and goddamn her singing was way more on point than I ever thought it would be.

She genuinely sounds great on here.

It's a really cute track overall, and I love the creativity behind a lot of the bars

on this one.

4 - Used 2

This is one of the most intriguing songs in terms of the instrumental to me, because it

implements a lot of these slight changes as it goes on.

It generally stays the same, but more and more drums are slowly added to or dropped

out of the beat, and it means the song always keeps your attention because you're constantly

keeping a look out for the next change, with it happening more so during the first verse

as everything is building up.

Speaking of the production, this track also marks the first time that Metro Boomin has

produced a Wayne song.

Wayne himself comes with gripping verses, with his voice getting more frantic and intense

as the beat starts to build up.

It's a really engaging song, and I love the energy behind

this one.

3 - Dedicate

This song was great for so many reasons, but one of my favourite things about it is how

much Wayne references the large influence he has had over modern day rap culture.

He had his face tatted before every single up and coming rapper started doing that, and

he lets you know about it on here.

In fact, the hook on this song is a sample of a 2 Chainz song where he praised Wayne

for how he pretty much changed the game, and it's hard to deny the impact he's had.

Weezy also comes through with some attention grabbing flows and rhyme schemes on this track,

just peep the second verse where he maintains the same multisyllabic rhyme scheme for the

entire verse.

And then he continued the same rhyme scheme through the entire 3rd verse.

It's great.

And just to cement the fact that he is a well respected rapper, Wayne ends the track with

a sample of a speech where Obama complimented him.

This was his main flex track on here for sure.

2 - Let It All Work Out

Without a doubt this song contains one of the emotional highlights of this album, the

third verse on this one, it had ya boi tearing up a little.

You see, when he was 12 years old, Lil Wayne shot himself in the chest with his mother's

gun, an incident that he claimed to be an accident in interviews up until now.

In this verse, he reveals that it was actually a suicide attempt.

Now Wayne has mentioned that he attempted suicide before on the song Mad, but he didn't

go into to much detail and didn't mention that it happened when he was only 12 years

old.

It's heartbreaking to hear about, but Wayne turns it into a positive moment, saying how

things will always work out.

Just like many people, Wayne hit the lowest point in his life, and he shows with this

track that he bounced back from it in a big way.

It's a very hopeful message.

Top that off with a great beat and a beautiful chorus sampled from a Sampha song, and it's

something that is heartbreaking but uplifting at the same time.

Amazing stuff.

1 - Mona Lisa (feat.

Kendrick Lamar)

Now I've loved pretty much all of the tracks featured in this video so far, but this song

is on a whole other level of great.

It combines well crafted storytelling, intense deliveries and non stop flows all over a somewhat

low key but powerful beat, and it is brilliant.

Lil Wayne has some really hard hitting punches here, and there's so much wordplay that

I doubt you'll catch it all on the first few listens.

In his verse, he tells the story of how he robs a man by getting this girl he knows to

get close to this man and find out all his information.

It's a straightforward narrative, but the way Wayne tells it is really compelling, and

he sounds so invested in telling this story that it's hard to not cling on to every

word.

Not to mention some of his lines here are hilarious.

As for Kendrick, he came through with a pretty awful verse honestly, I don't know what

he was doing- of course I'm joking he absolutely f****** killed it too.

He told a different story, but with the main focus still being on a woman.

He goes through a range of emotions, talking about how he fell for this girl, then revealing

that he hasn't been faithful to her, but he hypocritically flys off the handle at her

for sleeping with rappers behind his back.

The intensity ramps up to the point where Kendrick's character kills himself in the

end, finishing the song off in a tragic way.

There's a lot to analyse through all the verses, and both rappers have incredible vocal

performances that fit the story they tell on here.

It's near perfect and makes for my favourite track on the album without

a

second thought.

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Shakespeare Uncovered | "Much Ado About Nothing" with Helen Hunt | Preview | PBS - Duration: 0:31.

On Shakespeare Uncovered...

I do love nothing in the world so well as you

Helen Hunt revisits one of Shakespeare's most popular plays.

The opening just says we are in we are all in

And the original romantic comedy

It could be a small and intelligent and as witty as you want

But until you open yourself to emotion and to risk then none of it makes sense

Much Ado about Nothing with Helen Hunt

I love it!

On Shakespeare Uncovered

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What's up guys welcome back to Mike's universe. So today we're going to talk about summer camp Island and its acceptance in cartoons

They showed this episode where a ghost boy was looking for his family and his parents just happened to be two dads

When he sees double yells dads, and it's not played up as anything

But normal this episode of course received lots of heat from many people some disagreed and some are more than thrilled

It's really surprising to see cartoons taking on introducing kids to this new thing going in this generation

Now the acceptance of this makes sense because one of the producers of Adventure Time is also in a producer for summer camp

Ireland and Adventure Time is now accepting and producing these type of cartoons

Cartoon network does this with Steven universe garnet seeing how she's a fusion of?

Quote/unquote genderless gems, but we all know about that

Adventure Time

Does this with Princess Bubblegum and Marceline as we've seen in the finale and now summer camp Ireland is doing it with the two dads?

Disney is also doing this with Andy Mack even Nickelodeon is hopping on the train with loud house in these cartoons

They don't bluntly state what the character is. They just treat them as normal characters?

one thing I do fear is the cancellation of these shows due to the lack of support from viewers or

Parents preventing their kids from watching. Well guys, that's all today

What do you guys think is this acceptable and what we want or is it too soon to expose this to our cartoons?

comment your thoughts below if you're new here and are drawing our content go ahead and like and subscribe and click that belt off the

Kitchen to stay tuned in to our universe. Thanks for watching and tune in next time

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Songwriting Tips and Techniques - Duration: 10:28.

Wonder what songwriting tips and techniques writers use in their hit songs? Keep watching

this video, and I'm going to show you exactly how Maroon 5 did that with "Girl Like You"

and made it such an earworm. Hi, I'm Heather Greenslade, with Singer Songwriting

School. For the best tips on songwriting, make sure to subscribe to our channel and

hit the bell, so you're notified every Tuesday when I upload a new video.

If you're wondering what songwriting tips and tricks you can use to grab your listeners'

attention and really hold it throughout an entire song, keep listening. I'm going to

show you how the writers of Maroon 5's "Girl Like You" did that by varying the phrase length,

varying what beat those phrases started on, and whether Adam Levine was singing chord

tones mainly or nonchord tones in various sections of the song. Now songwriting can

seem like it's magic, but there really are certain tips and techniques that every great

songwriter uses. They're their particular tools of the trade. It's obvious that the

writers of this song knew one of the fundamental tenants of great songwriting, vary your sections.

The first thing I'm going to dive into here is phrase length. The verse in Girls Like

You has a phrase length of 10 beats. Take a listen.

(singing). We spent the last night making things right

between us. Now let's examine the same thing in the pre-chorus, or the ramp.

(singing). Four beats now. Now I'm all good, babe. Roll

that back wood, babe ... Those phrases are four beats each. We had 10-beat phrases in

the verse and now 4-beat phrases in the ramp. Let's see what happens in the chorus.

(singing). They're long phrases. It's sort of a run on

sentence, but it lasts that whole 16 beats. Then he takes a break, and goes again. Now,

the only section we have left is the bridge. Let's listen to that.

(singing). In this section, he's got two three-beat phrases

followed by a four-beat phrase, and then that all repeats. Maybe it's 6:45. Maybe I'm barely

alive. Maybe you've taken my shit for the last time. To recap this issue, the verse

has 10-beat phrases, the pre-chorus has 4-beat phrases, the chorus has 16-beat phrases, and

the bridge has 3-beat and 4-beat phrases. Varied, for sure. Nice.

Okay, next up, let's look at which beat each of these phrases starts on. This song is in

four-four, so we've got four beats in every measure. Let's hear where Adam's jumping in

in each particular section. Let's start with the verse.

(singing). In this verse, he comes on the second half

of the third beat. Bear with me. I'm going to count in, counting one, and two, and three,

and four, and, and then show you where he comes in. One, and two, and three, spent 24

hours, I need more hours with you, and two, and three, and four, and one, and two, and

three, spent the weekend ... He sticks with that for the pre-chorus. Let's go listen.

(singing). Okay. Is it going to be the same or different

on the chorus? Let's go check it out. (singing).

In this chorus, he's really coming in on beat one. Girls like you run 'round with guys like

me 'til sundown, but because he throws that 'cause on the beat four before, you could

debate it, but the second time through ... We talked about there's a phrase of 16 beats,

the second time he does a phrase like that, it solidly girls, so I'm really not paying

much attention to 'cause. Really, the driving force on the chorus section

is that beat one. We were kind of at beat three and a half, so landing right on beat

one, it's a smart place to go for a chorus because the chorus should feel like coming

home, and beat one, that's a solid place to start. That feels comfortable. That feels

like home base. Now, we have the bridge. Where is the bridge

going to come in? (singing).

On this one, he's coming in on beat two. One, maybe it 6:45. Maybe I'm barely alive one,

one. What's cool about that is the bridge is supposed to knock you off your feet a little

bit, like, "I thought I knew where we were. This felt comfortable. This felt stable. Then,

oh, this is new. I haven't heard this before." It's cool that we're starting on the second

beat, which we haven't done yet. It feels a little bit like, "Oh." Then, what's cool

also, is right after the bridge, you come right back home to the chorus. Beat one, girls

like you. Perfect. The next thing I want to point out in this

particular song is the use of chord tones and nonchord tones. Actually the next video

that I'm going to put out, and that'll be on October 9th, 2018, when it's up, I'll put

a link right here, it'll be all about this topic, so make sure and come back to get more

if this is something that interests you. Basically, in certain sections of the song,

Adam Levine is singing tones that are actually in the chords that the guitar is playing at

the time, or that all the instruments are playing at the time. Then he's just passing

through some other notes, and we call those passing notes, as he's getting from one chord

to the other. However, there are certain places in the song where a chord is being played,

and he's mainly singing notes that are not within that cord. That's important too, to

recognize that he's varying that up through sections. Listen really quick to the verse,

and I'm going to show you something important. (singing).

The song is playing a C chord. Spent 24 hours. That is da-da-da-da, C, C, C, E, D, C, so

mostly C and E; and a C chord is C, E, G; so we're singing primarily chord tones, just

passing through that D. 24 hours. I need more hours. Once we get to that, that's a G chord.

A G chord is G, B, and D. I need more hours, but we're still singing C, E, and then D.

C and E are not in the G chord. We're singing nonchord tones here. We're really focusing

on some tones that are not in our chord. (singing).

Then it goes to with you, and that's D, but we're playing an A minor chord, which is A,

C, E, so again, we are on nonchord tones.

(singing). For the verse, basically, we go singing chord

tones, nonchord tones, nonchord tones; chord tones, nonchord tones, nonchord tones ... That's

really hard to say for some reason ... In the pre-chorus and the chorus, we're solidly

on chord tones the whole way, just with some passing notes in between. Once we get to the

bridge, we once again throw in some nonchord tones. I think if you listen to the song now

with that in your head, you'll feel there's a different flavor. There's a different intensity

of the words when you're seeing nonchord tones. Think about it, your primary message that

you're really driving home the point of the song is the chorus, so for the chorus to be

starting on beat one, really focused on chord tones, makes a lot of sense.

Is there another song that you'd like to hear me analyze in this way? Just shout it out

in the comments below, and I'd love to. This is basically my favorite thing to do.

Now, there's one other aspect, in particular, of varying the sections of your song that

comes into play significantly, besides chords, we should get to that too at some point ... Actually,

I do have a video all about choosing cords for your song, so why don't you find that

here? I also do have a series all about melodic contour, which is the shape of your melody

throughout your song. That's another thing to be aware of and pay attention to when you're

going from section to section. I have a whole video series about that, and I'll throw that

up here in the cards as well. Now you know some of the songwriting tips

and techniques that hit writers use to create songs that grab listeners' attention and hold

it throughout the song. You saw how they did that and how it's been applied in Maroon 5's

song Girls Like You. Would it be useful to you to have a template, where, as you're writing

a song, you can lay it all out and say, what did I do in this section, what am I going

to do in this section, with some ideas to vary things up? If so, I've got something

for you, and it's free. Go check in the description below, and you can download a copy of my song

template. Make sure that you have subscribed, and share

this with any other songwriter you think might be interested in hearing it. If you found

this helpful, please comment, "Helpful." Happy writing.