Waching daily Dec 16 2018

(funky upbeat music)

Good morning Katelyn. Good morning.

Katelyn, you're charged with parking on the sidewalk

on Europe Street. Yes sir.

That's in the Federal Hills section, right?

Yes sir.

How long have you lived there?

I actually, I stay with my boyfriend most of the time.

That's his house, well, his apartment,

on the corner of Europe and America.

That-- Europe and America?

Make up your mind, were you in Europe

or were you in America?

It's on the corner (laughs).

It's right on the corner of it.

Europe and America? It's technically on Europe.

Did you hear that, Inspector Quinn?

I did. Europe and America.

I wonder where the corner is.

Actually, that's where Kenyon Street's,

where Carl Lauro School is. Yeah.

There's a school there. Yeah.

The elementary school's right across the street.

I know that 'cause I went to that elementary school.

Really? So I used to visit

Europe every day. Yes.

The street, not the country. Right.

Alright, Katelyn. Yes.

Here's the deal.

The city has charged you with parking

on the sidewalk. Mm hm.

And the city has showed me a photograph

of your vehicle. Mm hm.

And it shows your vehicle parked in the driveway

but it doesn't show where the sidewalk is.

Correct.

Now, if I look at this, I can make a determination.

Well, there must be a sidewalk at the end of this picture

because they charged her with parking on the sidewalk

but it's a source of amazement to me

that the parking enforcement officer takes a picture

of your car for you parking on the sidewalk

and they take a picture of your car parked in the driveway.

And then I'm supposed to make an assumption

that the car was on the sidewalk,

but they don't put that in the picture.

Right.

Inspector Quinn, as the chief prosecuting officer,

how do you explain this?

Your Honor, based on the photographic evidence,

I don't think we could-- Well wait a minute,

wait a minute. Prove the case.

In the photograph though-- I think she needs a lawyer.

Public Defender, get up here, come here.

Are you a member of the public?

Yes. Yes you are.

You're a member of the public.

Do you want to show the public defender this picture?

Would you identify yourself? Yes.

Attorney Voss Altman, Public Defender.

Your client is charged with parking on the sidewalk

and that's the evidence that the city is submitting.

So is there anything you want to say on her behalf?

Your Honor,, I can't even see an edge to this curb.

I don't think that this photograph

is adequate to prove that case.

Oh, you don't think the city

could prove its case by clear and convincing evidence--

No, I do not. Based on that photograph?

I do not. Oh.

You can't see the sidewalk? Can't see the sidewalk.

Have you checked your glasses this morning?

I did. Oh.

(laughter)

Seems like a pretty compelling argument to me.

Your Honor-- Thank you, Your Honor.

The city's position is based on the photograph

it appears that the rear half of the vehicle,

the trunk portion, is obstructing

a portion of the sidewalk. Oh.

Well we have a full battle between Inspector Quinn

and the public defender now. (laughter)

I don't know, who do you agree with?

Honestly, I just want to say

about the rear end of the vehicle,

if someone parks in their driveway

and the rear end of their vehicle is somewhat

in the sidewalk, they don't get a ticket.

So I honestly don't think it's appropriate.

Even if I do, I mean $100 is a lot for that.

Alright.

I think the public defender made

a very compelling argument in your behalf.

Okay, the city submitted the photograph

of your vehicle parked in the driveway.

It's a stretch for me to interpret that picture

to say there's a sidewalk there.

Do I know there's a sidewalk there?

Obviously.

Do they have evidence to prove it?

No, so I can't in my mind say there must be,

there should be, there could be, alright?

The city has to prove by clear and convincing evidence.

The photo is not clear nor is it convincing.

Your appointed lawyer already made a compelling argument.

The case is dismissed, good luck to you.

Thank you so much. Thank you, Your Honor.

Good job, Counselor.

(funky upbeat music)

Johnathan Beerborne.

Good morning, sir.

Good morning, how are you?

I'm fine, thank you.

Mr Beerborne, you have a red light violation

on Pleasant Valley Parkway and Valley Street.

Correct.

Thank you, we're gonna take a look at it.

Do you have it, Lisa? Yes.

Alright, you want to take a look please?

Alright, well, you've traveled 20 feet

since the light turned red, but that's where you are.

Yep. Well before the light.

Correct. And you went through it.

Okay, is the anything you want to tell me about this?

I'm actually headed to Roger Williams

that I do emergency aortic repairs,

so I'm bringing emergency equipment

to a ruptured patient in the operating room.

And obviously I did run the red light

but I was, I thought it was probably worth it

'cause I was in quite a rush trying to get to the hospital.

Somebody's on the operating table?

Correct. And they're waiting for you?

They are. Was it a friend

or somebody you didn't know? No, I don't know them.

That's what I do, I travel all around Massachusetts

and Rhode Island bringing equipment to emergency ruptures.

Your Honor, I'm no doctor, but a ruptured aorta,

yeah, you don't have a lot of time to play with.

It's usually about an hour or so.

You were racing against the clock?

Yeah. Alright.

Based on that explanation, there's no question in my mind

that this matter deserves to be dismissed.

Great, I appreciate it, thank you.

Alright, good luck.

Julian Snow.

Yes. Mr Snow,

you were charged with going through a red light

on Service Road 7 and Broadway

at 8:00, 8:40 in the evening. Uh huh.

Yes, back in January I was Ubering so many times

back and forth from Warwick to Providence.

I've done it 100 times, but that night

I might have ran a red light, it's possible,

so I may plead guilty. Red light?

We're gonna share with you, okay?

Okay.

Oh, yep.

What do you want to tell me about this?

I am guilty of that charge it seems.

It's a no-turn on red, correct, yeah.

So not only are you guilty, you're very guilty.

Well yes, there's evidence right there.

You saw the video, right, the evidence?

Yes, and I believe I was on my way to pick up

a customer and I was kind of keeping them waiting,

so-- I get it.

I did make a mistake there. Yeah, okay.

Now, (laughs) besides driving Uber,

what do you do for a living?

Well, back in January, I was driving

Lyft and Uber at the same time.

I've just gotten a new job recently.

I put together electronics for military

and medical devices, so I do that.

Oh, good for you.

So I haven't had to Uber at all.

Now, I'm gonna ask you a question.

Okay? Yes.

I want you to assume for a minute, alright,

that you were a lawyer, okay? Yes.

And you had to advocate for your client.

Right. And so,

you're standing next to your client right now

and that video comes up and you have to say something

to help your client, right? Ah, yes.

Now this is a big case and you know

that if you could get your client off on this one

that it's gonna lead to a lot more lucrative things

in life, right? Yes.

So you gotta dig down deep

and you gotta come up with something good, right?

Yeah. So you think.

You're thinking now, you're thinking, right?

What are you gonna argue on behalf of your client?

I would say that there's clear video evidence

of my client performing the misdemeanor.

Yeah? But...

I wouldn't know what to say, I mean--

Alright, the first thing-- There's no defending that.

First of all, your first step is wrong, alright?

The first thing you're supposed to say is

Your Honor, the video is inconclusive.

(laughter) Okay.

The first video is grainy, did you see it?

Yes. It's at night.

Yes. It's foggy.

Did you see that? It was, yeah.

It was. You saw all that?

Yes. You just

sunk your client, the first thing

you said is my client's guilty.

What I'm saying to you is that

the video is not conclusive.

It also appears as though you made

a pretty good attempt to stop before you--

I did stop before the turn, I did look.

I did forget that it was the no turn on red

turn on that street. You're supposed to

tell me that before. (laughs) Ah.

I'm dismissing the case.

The video is inconclusive, alright?

Right. But I don't suggest

you go to law school, alright? I appreciate that.

Okay. I don't think

that's your job, right? Yeah, that's not my calling.

Alright. I'll leave that to you.

(Judge laughing) Thank you, Your Honor.

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GREENHOUSE SAGA: VERTICAL! Good News - The First Posts - Duration: 10:54.

- What's up FishTank people?

Fishtanktv.com DustinFishTanks bringing it to you.

On a Greenhouse Saga Sunday.

How's everybody doing?

I hope you're doing well.

So, in last weeks video we talked about how I finally got a building permit.

Man, does that feel good and we also talked about how I got oversized and over engineered

and overpriced giant piers to put the greenhouse in.

But, unfortunately they did not measure them properly.

When they dug up.

I'm gonna talk about how I had to deal with that punch in the face And in today's greenhouse

saga were gonna show how we finally got some vertical action on the greenhouse.

We're also gonna give you a sneak peak about the Fluval F90 that I worked on at my friend's

house and a 900 gallon that I finally got my hands on up at the Newport Aquarium.

But no Greenhouse Saga Sunday is complete without Dusty getting a little bit of woo

woo.

It'll give a little bit of motivation here.

It's gonna start.

We're gonna talk about holes a little later on.

We're gonna talk about a dip right now.

We're gonna talk about something called the dip and a book called the dip by my man Seth

Gordon.

And the basic premise of the dip is this, it kind of relates back to my affirmation.

Some of you all have it.

One of the things it says is I'll postpone short-term gratification.

You can't get what you want in life, without paying the price and enduring the suffering

to get it.

Let me explain the dip real quickly...

I think you'll like this.

This is how the dip works.

This is a blank piece of paper, that my daughter so elegantly spilled some tea on earlier today,

and this is how the dip works.

This is you over here.

Okay, you are all excited.

Over here is something that you want, something that is big, something that is cool.

In my case it is a 36 foot by 36 foot, atrium style greenhouse, with an eight foot wide

vent.

And, uh, over here is another building that's gonna go on top of it.

And I can't draw so I'll just put it like this, whatever.

But, this is my big, like, wow, I want this thing, okay.

Like, this is what I want to do.

Now, here's me, here's this.

Most people think, oh ya, it goes in a straight line.

No, you have to go through what's called the dip.

No one ever wants to talk about this but this is how you get to this.

This is good, this is what I want.

This is my goal, this is my vision.

It is not a straight line across and in fact it's not happy.

Sometimes it has to suck.

Right here this is me.

This is me going down, this is me with a frown on my face.

This is when stuff sucks.

You have to go through the dip, okay?

This is a lot more money leaving my pocket than I would like to spend.

This is the delay of my final development plan.

This is the delay to the weather.

This is a delay to, oh, I don't know, giant piers that are being done wrong.

You're going to have to go through some sort of a suffering.

It's going to happen if you want to get to here.

Now, you guys have watched this whole saga right here.

I'm right about here.

This is Dusty and I'm not like happy but I'm not like too pissed off and I'm kind of just

like here and I've got one eye.

And that's where I sit.

Now, I've gone through all this stuff that sucks and now it's time to come this way.

Everybody has to understand that if you want anything good in life, it's not just gonna

happen, it doesn't just happen.

You have to make it happen and you have to go through the dip.

You want to start a new business, you got to go through the work to do it.

You want to lose weight, you gotta go run and do the push ups.

Push ups don't do themselves.

You have to go through the dip to get to what you want.

You guys want a video that's edited down to about 12 minutes.

My best performing Instagram post is an entire 1:25 that I edited down to 60 seconds 'cause

everybody wants it now, now, now.

But, to get what you want in life, you have to postpone short term gratification, for

your long term life goals.

So, just understand whenever you go to start something there's going to be a dip.

And guess what happens when you embrace the dip?

And Seth Gordon says "When you lean into the dip, the dip creates a chasm, "which separates

you from the others."

Which is why I happen to get, after five years of hustling and making fish tanks my job,

an opportunity to do a 900 gallon aquarium at the Newport Aquarium.

That didn't just show up in the mail.

That was earned over five years of work.

And just for the record the 900 gallon did beat me up a little.

I got a couple of cuts on my hand, I took a little shrapnel to the face.

We actually broke a sledge hammer so I'm super excited to be showing you all how it when

down and my first 900 gallon, four foot by four foot by four foot cube.

I also have a Fluval F90 coming out that I did over at neighbor Marnice's house, little

bit easier to scape than a 900.

So stay tuned for those.

So, make sure you hit the notification button and subscribe button.

So when those videos drop over this holiday season you will be the first to get them.

So back to the greenhouse.

Slowly coming up the other part of the dip here.

The other part of the half pipe.

The fun part of the half pipe.

Where Matt Hoffman and all the other great BMXers and go and goand sail up into the air.

But first we gotta get through these holes.

And real quick just to talk about holes, talk about dips, talk about fails, yes I actually

spoke to the folks at RBI. 'cause don't know why I didn't contact them earlier about what

the dimensions of these holes should be.

There currently three foot by five foot deep.

With rebar inside of them.

Typically they're only supposed to be 18 inches in diameter by about four feet deep.

So I definitely got them way over engineered.

You can bet your bottom dollar that I bomb it.

In greenhouse 3.0 they're gonna be a little bit smaller.

I'm gonna save myself some cheddar but look, you get punched in the mouth.

You live and learn.

Now it's time to go to the other side of the dip.

Okay, so, let's see here, two or three days before Thanksgiving these holes are being

dug.

My man Adam with Hemingway Concrete.

The guy who did greenhouse 1.0's concrete son is out there and yes he mis-measures holes.

Accidents happen, look we have mistakes here around here every now and then.

Things happen, it's all right.

He wanted to scoot the greenhouse back about six inches.

No can I get a no, can I get a heck no?

We're going to do this right.

He didn't want to hear it 'cause I made him redo the holes on a personal level.

It's my understanding too that Adam also apparently had a hot date that following evening.

So he was not too thrilled to find out that I was making him redo three out of eight of

the piers that he did.

Now, he redid those, we do it right, he moved and we got him measured up.

And the day before before Thanksgiving this year, the concrete was set to come to put

the piers up.

Let me just tell you folks I don't know what it is but there is something sexy about galvanized

steel about to go down into concrete.

Maybe it's just 'cause I've been waiting forever for it.

But watching these piers go down into the concrete was a lot of fun.

Check this out.

And this is what I'm sitting in my sweet mini-van.

Mini-van that has traveled me over here many a time where I've looked at nothing and today

for a change for the first time I get to see pillars, when I pull up.

The future.

I actually see my vision.

Something that I have postponed.

The short term gratification that I've waited on to start.

We're not done, the building is still a mess, the greenhouse is you know five poles in.

But by golly it has started the day before Thanksgiving.

And it feels pretty freaking good too, just seeing the poles in the air, set right.

These are the guys, they know what they're doing.

The concrete truck was two hours late and we're still waiting on one more to do the

other side.

But by the end of today I will leave this property and I will see one, two, three, four,

five six, seven, eight poles, hopefully, sitting in the air.

And I want to make a note on this too while I'm sitting here this is the day before Thanksgiving,

all right.

When you're working on a project not everyone is going to see your vision.

Not everyone is gonna care.

All right, my wife is home with two kids, we're getting ready, Thanksgiving is the following

day and she wants to hang out with the family.

But I am sacrificing time with my family, waiting on a concrete truck 'cause I want

to see my vision.

So note while your working on something that's awesome for you, there might be other people

in the past that have suffered.

I know a lot of YouTubers that have sacrificed a lot with their family, their personal health,

their mental health, and what have you.

When you're working on something there are going to be some sacrifices.

I enjoy this time.

My kids could care less when I came home and showed them I had poles in the air.

Round two, fight!

Let's do it.

So they ran out of concrete.

They didn't run out.

I don't know whatever.

They delivered more and here it is.

And at five o'clock, the day before Thanksgiving when I'm suppose to be home with my wife and

kids, I serendipitously am ending the setting of the pillars.

We got eight in the ground today.

So it's kind of dope.

The sun is setting right there.

I'm super excited and unshowered 'cause today I was gonna be playing in the mud.

But it's pretty awesome.

Let's go check it out.

Good work boys.

Happy Thanksgiving to Dusty.

That's fun man.

There are worst ways to spend the day before Thanksgiving.

Tank on.

And on a super personal woo woo note.

This is my 95-year-old grandfather pounding a cheese burger that I fetched for him.

Even though everyone around said I shouldn't feed him.

He housed half of it.

You see the look on his face, he's happy to see me, actually sat up and said, "You came

all the way to see me?"

He's got four kids and a slew of grandkids, I'm one of them.

This is a photo of a koi he took while he was stationed in Japan after WWII.

How awesome is that?

I actually got to sit an talk with him for a minute about over Thanksgiving break.

What is my grandpa thinking about right now that he wishes he had done during his 95 years

in this life while he sits on his death bed.

You only live once.

Do something fun, do something you love.

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Parralox - A Question of Love (Speak and Spell Remix) - Duration: 4:16.

A Question Of Love Written by John von Ahlen

Vocals by John von Ahlen & Louise Love

Take all that you want, maybe

Not more than enough, lately

The stars up above, changing

And down here on Earth, same thing

Time is ending, It's hardly worth a mention

Even so I should I call to your attention

Our love is dying, I can see it in your eyes

Those who adored you, clearly now despised

Don't break my heart

I've had more than enough

Please don't take me there again

If it's a question of love

Or it's just not enough

Then the message is clear

There's nothing inside

Empty

Take all that you want

Blame me

A greater divide

Massive!

That moment of lust

Passive

Time is ending

It's hardly worth a mention

Even so, I should call to your attention

Our love is dying

I can see it in your eyes

Those who adored you

Clearly now despised

Don't break my heart

I've had more than enough

Please don't take me there again

If it's a Question of Love

Or it's just not enough

Then the message is clear

Dragons, the policman knew

Were supposed to breathe fire

The basis of the all-important question

Involved in the mixing & regeneration of a person's voice

Incapable of any distinction between frequency response

Is such that the entire output is revealed in the voice

Is the actual voice itself of the voice being used

Is the voice being used?

Don't break my heart

I've had more than enough

Please don't take me there again

If it's a Question of Love

Or it's just not enough

Then the message is clear

Don't break my heart

I've had more than enough

Please don't take me there again

If it's a Question of Love

Or it's just not enough

Then the message is clear

I decided to use the tools available

Stop. Stop.

The tools available

Stop. Stop

Upon me

Force the tools available

Yes, I'm all right

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Male and Female Voice

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Made an armature and now is magician - Duration: 11:05.

This is the story of a magician that in the zenith of his carreer

fails

in his big show

his trick fails

so he gets depressed, old and

starts drinking so he never tries that trick any more

so the story is about if he will try again to do the trick or not

the trick that gave him all the fame

I started animating in May

in this space

and I am very happy with everything

with the results

with the puppets that we build with Heather Colbert and me

and with edu's armature

this is the main character

it's Corelli the magician

and we did it in one month, in one month we made the two puppets

the hands are a little bit translucent

it is silicone, it is Dragon Skin

they are a little transparent

they are a wire armature and dragon skin in a mold

this is the hand finished in silicone

in fact is one that did not end perfect so we discarted

breaks the hands in wire?

yes specially the wrist

because we didn't prevent to make it thicker or something

and some of them have broken

but the fingers not

I believe because they are so long

I have not had problems with the fingers

in fact there is a shot that I had to operate it

in between frames I had to

cut it and insert a wire

around the wrist to support the wires

that were loose

to end the scene

and then I replaced them

trust in wires as they will not break is a little bit dangerous

on of the puppets has wire armature and the other one has pro skeleton

a kineticarmatures armature

and it is more convenient work with a ball and socket one but

but you can get exactly the same with wire

now I show you Corelli when he was young

the armature is made in wire

it never broke, except for the wrists

and here we used this

parts from electrical connectors to make the

tie downs of the puppet

and in the head

you can unplug and it has no pupils, because both the pupils and the ands are the same in the two puppets

so we used the same

because we had no time to make dupplicates

we have all the time that we would like to

here we print the frames from the animatic

or the storyboard

and for the extra ones we make them in pencil

and the others from the 3d animatic

and this is organised by weeks

those are monday, tuesday, wed... from the week of 26 to 2

this is useful to organise all the shots

depending on the sets

what day I animate each or it has to be lighten...

you also have days off

in fact it is out of the calendar because I could not do any day off

and you have the end here?

well yes, but,

this is not really updated, this is the day that I leave home

That I have the flight to Galicia

there are scenes that I will end in january so this does not correspond with the reality

so this is your studio

this is a warehouse from the school

the store lights in here

and they allow us to set up the studio

also show here your storyboard

all full of cross outs,

that is one of the most satisfying things when you finish a shot

cross out

and here I have a count down

with the shoots I have to go

only 10

form 80 that composes all the shortfilm

and you have used all kind of materials, silicone...

silicone and resin,

from smooth on,

varnish, talcum, pantings, glues...

This is a idea from Miki Emes

and he is building the sets with me,

he uses it to make grass

here you can see it

this is the sidewalk, that it's a part that you can remove from the set

all the grass is from the broom

has light the streetlight?

yes yes

the trashes you have shared in instagram

exactly, they are

a pencil cases with that shape

it was so useful

and the newspaper

it is made with cinefoil

two layers of paper and in the middle cinefoil

it is like an aluminium sheet

that we use in photography and the good about it is that you can animate it

how long it took to make that scene

that one I made them in one day

because when it is only one thing it is fast

but then the scenes where the magician

is playing with the newspapers

with those I was 2 days and with one of them I was 3 days

and you are animating at ones?

yes, normally,

I use twos for the pauses

when the movement is very

tiny

in the screen, it could be because the character is far

or because is a very subtile movement

then I use twos,

and it works really well

so it is a combination of both

in a same scene I can switch from ones to twos

depending on what I need

those details

this is from Miki

he is a fan of compiling any type of small things

he always comes here with bags full of things

and finally everything has a second live

this for example is a

zipper

to make a padlock

this light is working now

great

so then you are going to shoot a travelling

this is a scene where

the newspaper is coming flying

then I will fix it directly in this rig

that is connected to the camera

also I have here a winder that it will allow me

control the movement

up and down

and at the same time you will move camera

I will do it manually

in this shortfilm I have done all manually

with a ruler

this is your mark

some scene I use this disc

with angle numerations

to control the rotation

everything manual

old school

on instagram I will be posting all

when I finish the shooting I will have more time to share things

you can visit @abcarbajal

all the news from the short

scenes, timelapses or things that I make

perfect, so, thank you very much!

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Stockport Momentum Housing In Crisis? Isaac Rose full talk - Duration: 18:51.

I think Damon really outlined extremely well kind of all the you know exactly

what the housing crisis is today and exactly what it looks like today and

exactly kind of just the depth of how exists across society and how you know

all of all the symptoms of it at the moment and I think what I want to talk

about today is how bad the situation we're in is not an accident it's not

it's not the result of you know bad policy decisions it's not the result of

it's not the result of kind of policies going wrong well I want to you know this

is the result of 40 years of economic and social policy that has deliberately

empowered the wealthy and Society at the expense of working people and you know

this this you know this goes back to the Thatcher government it actually goes back

much further than that in terms of the ideas and where it came from and I want

to talk a bit about that tonight in a bit kind of trying to understand where

this came from and how we got to where we're at and this idea is and then I

want to talk about you know the moment were in now what's happening in the

Labour Party. Corbyn, Momentum I'm an I'm part

Manchester Momentum and yeah I've been you know involved in the in both

leadership elections and for Corbyn and and why that's so important but also

because I'm involved in Greater Manchester Housing Action as well I want to talk a

bit about the role of kind of groups outside the Labour Party and how they can

you know how important they are as well to what it's going to be in a massive

struggle in the in the years to come so to start off like what why is this idea

of neoliberalism so neoliberalism kind of kind of came out of a set of thinkers

just after the Second World War and it kind of... the ideas were around this

idea of free markets this idea that the problems of society or the best way to

run a society would be to leave everything to the to markets to sort out

and it was also about kind of individualism so it was about kind of

you know the best kind of person in society is an entrepreneur the best kind

of person a society is a individual who kind of navigate society and tries to

make money, and that if we can just maximise society in their interests

that will make a better society and you get this idea called trickle-down

and how you know if we if we have if we create lots of wealth that will trickle

down to lots of people and what what this really kind of led to and what this

actually look like was basically the state was was really built basically in

the interests of the wealthy and this was quite a deliberate

a deliberate move basically so after the Second World War after the

construction of the welfare state strong trade unions you get you basically

this is not to the interest of people who hold a lot of wealth because workers

start to demand better conditions, better pay, this cuts into their wealth

but also high taxation, a decent welfare state cuts into the wealth of

the very wealthiest and what they plan basically in the aftermath of

the war is a fight back. Is a sense that they need to,

they've lost out in society towards

trying to, their interests have basically been defeated by

welfare state by strong trade unions and what they plan is basically how to

shift everything back in their direction and what they do is they start

to create lots of ideas and they start to create lots of policies and they start to

build networks and they start to create think tanks and groups like these in the

aftermath of the Second World War and what they're doing is they're waiting

for a moment where they can kind of move and they can kind of suddenly take

control and kind of get their ideas out there and start to shift the common

sense of how to run a society and this kind of opportunity arises in the

nineteen seventies where you whether a kind of various economic crises and what

you see is these these these groups these near liberals start to basically

say our ideas of the solution to the crisis and you see you know the

Conservative Party is taken over by kind of hard-right faction within the Party which is

led by Thatcher which kind of is actually in opposition to traditional

elements and the Party and basically you see them take advantage of the situation

and then the eighties you get basically the Thatcher government in the UK but

all around the world you start to see these kind of governments and what they

start to do is they start pass policies that basically

attack trade unions of the miners strike in the UK.

Restrictive trade union laws in the early 80s is

paralleled around the world in the US

trade unions come under attack and that these are attacked because they're the

kind of main political and social opposition to their policies but also

they start to pass more policies to kind of deregulate the economy to privatize

public services and in housing especially you can look at things like

Right to Buy which is you know three million council homes were passed from

public ownership into private hands this is a real example of how you know what

these people did when they got into power was they use the state power to

basically privatize and enrich the wealthy who you know and then you see

housing become deregulated you see in the mid eighties they passed laws around

making it easier to get Buy to Let mortgage, making the

minimum tenancy on a private rented home shorter to six months which is the

shortest in Europe in the UK so a minimum renting period is six months

which makes it very easy for a landlord to kick someone out and raise the rent

so it makes it a lot more flexible for landlords it makes it easier to

basically make a profit out of housing you also see deregulation of mortgage

market so it's much easier to get a mortgage so basically that's this

housing market bubble that you get from the 90s onwards a lot of credit gets

pumped into the economy through mortgages which basically turns housing

into like an asset that's kind of traded and basically enriches

certain people in society but makes it more difficult to get home if you actually

really need it so housing becomes much more of an asset something that's traded

something that's bought rather than a basic social good

which is kind of what council housing was that anyone

should be able to be homed, that's the sign of a decent society.

These kind of ideas this kind

of way of running society that

private is good, public is bad

you should kind of

deregulate you should allow private businesses to trade to have

free trade these ideas basically become a common sense from the 80s onwards,

and New Labour kind of basically continues this kind of

work and Thatcher herself said that you know what happened in the Labour Party

in the the kind of phenomenon New Labour was her greatest achievement because

basically New Labour were no longer up for offering you know Labour was no

longer offering any alternative to what the Tories have done in the Eighties and

in many ways was kind of continuing some of the same policies so things like PFI

is a really good example of how private markets is a private solution to

public services which seems like the way forward. PFI obviously when you're

building a PFI hospital rather than building it in-house you kind of get you

get the credit on the private market you pay interest in the long run it ends up

being a lot more expensive for the state in the short run it looks cheaper but

basically it creates these kind of cash cows for private capital at the expense

of the public person the expense the taxpayer.

You see these ideas. This idea that like it's a private

sector solution is kind of carried on throughout the naughties.

In housing as well so Labour in the early naughties, under Blair and Brown

do a lot of stock transfers of council housing into

Housing Association which Damien talked about. This is an arm's

length thing you don't actually have the democratic control.

So it becomes housing associations as opposed to council housing and this is all the

kind of continuation of these policies that this and this way of running

society that dates back all the way to what I said earlier about this kind of

post-war attempt to shift back on like the welfare state so you know that's why

this moment wearing is really interesting and that's why this moment

one is really important because what's happened over the last two years is that

the leadership of the Labour Party is actually broken with this kind of model

of thinking in this way of running societies and then the leadership the

Labour Party has become left-wing again and this is like a hugely

you know this hasn't happened arguably since the beginning of the Labour Party,

certainly not since Michael Foot in the 80s and it marks a real break and I

think it's really clear now that there are two very different kind of policy

platforms and ways of running society and political philosophies on offer to

people and because of Corbyn, because of what's happened in the Labor Party because

of what's happened in the trade unions have moved left since the kind of mid

naughties and because of wider society moving left as well.

you know we have a massive up opportunity and a massive point of

opportunity in terms of trying to roll back trying to move beyond and the the

kind of policy framework that we've seen over the last 40 years which has

resulted in the crisis we now see but you know what what I think is really

important to stress is this is not gonna be an easy fight and and if we think

back to where the last 40 years have come from and kind of interests that

have profited out of this so if you look at inequality today it's higher than it

ever has been in the UK I found a spat earlier about the top 10% of the UK

holds 45% of all wealth in the country and globally the situation is even worse

you know there's a lot of there's a lot of powerful interests at stake in

maintaining the status quo in not only maintaining it makes elevating it so I

think what we need to be really aware of is that you know we all were almost just

at the beginning so we've had that break with the kind of the neoliberal

ideologies of policy you know the Labour leadership now in the common and

MacDonald is offering a real alternative a real break with the status quo with

with neoliberalism you know it wants to bring you know services back in-house it

wants to expand the public sector it wants to radically change ownership

in this country and this is all massively welcomed but I think mmm you

know this is not going to be an easy fight winning the election when it does

come is almost going to be the beginning and I think this is where kind of what I

wanted to talk about the role of housing movements specifically and I think

housing move we'll sit alongside you no trade unions

will sit alongside you no other you know progressive think tanks progressive

media organizations we need a whole ecology a whole kind of network of

progressive groups of left-wing groups that are aligning with the Labour Party

leadership strategy which are willing to criticize it as Damian said like that's

really important willing to push it to move further left but ultimately wanting

to strategically support it because this is this is a massive opportunity this is

a massive moment of a radical shift and I think if we need to realise wisdom we

need to realize you know I'm I kind of like almost see this because I'm

involved in housing stuff that is outside labor and then I'm involved in

momentum inside labour but I can really see you know in Manchester what's been

happening in Manchester's a really great example it's actually really worked when

you've got these great alliances between people working in labour and people who

are working out of labour and and these people sometimes speak to different

audiences and these people you know in a media context sometimes gmh a will be

asked for a comment whereas they'd never go to like a an

internal labor PI activist so if you have all these different groups kind of

on the same page speaking the same language it presented it creates a lot

of power for our movement and it creates a lot of up you know it creates a broad

form and that's exactly what we need because if you look at what happened in

the 70s with neoliberalism is that it wasn't just Margaret Thatcher leading

the conservative PI there was a whole network of think types of media people

of column colonists in the times of kind of people you know cultural figures who

were all kind of saying the same kind of thing who would creating this sense of a

common sense that you know what factor was doing were right

and I think that's exactly what we need now only the other side so that's kind

of just why I wanted to say is the housing movement really need to fit in

with the labor labor party they need to see that the Labor Party and the Labour

leadership of Corbin and McDonnell is an ally that they need to see themselves as

part of this broader movement and I think one really good example maybe of

housing policy that's been pushed by housing movements labor housing policies

from pushes around section 21 so section 21 is the clause of the Housing Act like

nineteen eighty six or something in 1988 yeah which basically means landlords can

evict a tenant in their property without any real reason and this you know this

really wasn't particularly on the agenda until this summer where it was kind of

being pushed by basically a coalition of housing groups around which was like

generation when acorn the New Economics Foundation and London renters union they

were basically pushing that this you know we need to abolish section 21

that's a real key demand and then conference this year you see John Healy

has announced that part of Labour's policy now will be to abolish section 21

so I think this is a really good example of how movements applying pressure and

people within the left of the party pipe pressure on the leadership can push the

direction in a much more progressive kind of direction and it works both ways

so another thing that John Healy announced was that they'll create this

pot of funding for renters unions which i think is a really really important

thing moving for because that then empowers kind of a social force within

society around private renting to be more powerful to have have greater power

in society to push labor but also to kind of act as I was saying is this kind

of broader movement for a more progressive and more equal society so I

hadn't really wanted to leave it there obviously GM h a's have doing a lot of

work in Manchester and Salford and then in the new year we've got we want to be

basically porting and broadening our networks across Greater Manchester

so and we working stop pouring Boleyn and probably maybe in Oldham so I can

talk much more about life if people have questions but that was kind of the plan

to make that you know we're a very very special time we're very a time of great

opportunity we're a time with kind of a lot of hard work and electing labor is

going to be basically just the beginning and after that we really need to be

thinking if you're inside the pie how are we talking to people outside the pie

how we kind of all on the same page how are we at the end kind of working on the

same working for the same goal which is basically to address inequality

inequality in this country and create a fairer society so thank you very much

before we go on to to the admin can you just tell us just some of the things

that Great Manchester Housing action does what what activities what campaigns

you have and if there's any way for people to get involved well to find out

more how can how can we do so yeah definitely

so our kind of work is around three main areas so we want to educate people and

the housing crisis and its causes and I think what I think that is really

important is to kind of why I was saying that the housing crisis is the product

of a structural problem is the system in crisis causing the housing crisis it's

not necessarily you know about policy and I think that's kind of one of the

things that were really keen on another thing is kind of networking so there's

loads of you know when G major was formed there were different housing

campaigns in the sea since then it's kind of grown even more

and I think one of our what we want to do is basically anyone who's working in

housing you're interested in housing trying to pull them all together so that

basically people aren't repeating themselves but also so everyone kind of

knows what everyone else is doing because we're kind of stronger if we're

networked and part of that role we've seen is basically been trying to create

you know one of the things we've been doing in Manchester Labour's is

supporting activists with in labor with like

policies and arguments and ideas which then they can take to like their brunch

bunches and kind of use against Kathy and not against councils but they used

to question councillors to question policy to be more informed and that kind

of role of kind of connecting you know connecting you academic you might have

you know all these great ideas with your your labor PI branch member with you

with you kind of homeless activist basically pulling people together

because we're stronger if we're sharing knowledge and sharing skills and also

just aware of what everyone's doing and the final thing is trying to create

platforms where ordinary people can basically issue demands and and share

their grievances to powerful sort of to the powerful to might local government

basically so we've been organizing and on that we've been organizing this thing

called a renters forum where we've got private renters to kind of issue demands

and talk about issues in the private rented sector and kind of issue a set of

demands to Manchester City Council and any kind of then have a dialogue with

them so basically to try and organize you know power with citizens basically

and then just generally campaigning supporting allies within labor outside

of labor using our social media platform to kind of show all the good work we can

do thank you

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why did you do that

what is good youtube Warstu here with a video on Avengers for today I'm gonna go

back over video I did seven months ago just after Avengers infinity war came

out and we spoke about why Hulk didn't actually do anything in this movie so we

now know Avengers 4 is sadly called endgame I know I kind of trolled the

annihilation title but realistically the relation tile is much better than

endgame the Russo brothers it's nothing like anything that's been said we have

Doctor Strange saying we're now in endgame yet the closest thing was events

forever so can we trust anything that the Avengers infinity war directors say

no so now we've got more context of the idea that the strongest version of Hulk

will be coming out to play in Avengers 4 because he didn't come out to play an

infinity war no idea what's going on there so Avengers 4 needs to wrap up 21

movies 10 year of Marvel's Cinematic history and also needs to wrap up the

three-part Holt story arc that started on Thor 3 and we're ending Avengers 4

because universe will own the rights and there's never going to be a standalone

Hulk movie so in Thor 3 we see Hulk being the champion of Sircar the

strongest Hulk we've ever seen then in Avengers infinity war they literally

trash over his whole character development

they give Hulk less development making him seem like a teenager no I don't want

to come out I don't want to come out Bruce Banner kind of got more

development so we all know that in Avengers 4 set like in the fake leaked

description for the first trailer there was a massive fight between hull and

phallus and that will actually happen if it doesn't happen I don't know what the

Russo brothers are thinking so Bruce Banner and the Hulk are the key to

defeating Thanos in a way so if you're our new channel mate should subscribe we

are doing a giveaway for the Avengers infinity war blu-ray all the Deadpool

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comment down below here is your favorite hero or villain and then you will be

entered I will announce the next winner on Wednesday so let's get into it so we

know from the leaked concept art that Hulk is going to become Professor hope

we see him in the quantum ground suits which I've had confirmed by a very good

source that they are real so Hulk will be in the professor Hulk suit so we know

he's going to come I hope but Marvel generally merge and

mix-and-match a lot their characters so he's most likely gonna turn into world

break a halt without them actually call him world break a whole

so during Avengers infinity war we've got the strongest version of Thor ever

until obviously Avengers for cuz it be strongly that but for some reason they

decided the Russo brothers decided to make Hulk the weakest character we've

ever seen during an infinity war which really annoyed a lot of people because

they made the suppose it fake will Condon seen when he's running with

Avengers but I think know what's really happening there is Hulk is gonna be in

Wakanda because Miss movie will end in Wakanda because that fight that happened

that infinity war realistically by the time we get back to

it in this Avengers 4 wouldn't or really happen so the Russo brothers have been

trying to do retcon by saying simply the Hulk is tired of being the fighting

machine and that's why didn't come out first off I want to address this I don't

think this is true I just really think they don't want to tell you the truth so

there is an interesting article I found on reddit which does give us more

context to the Hulk not being sick of being weapons so let's go over what this

reddit are actually said because I believe it's got a lot more factual

evidence than what the Russo simply just own when they brushed it off like like

they brush the Avengers for title off yes not endgame never been spoken that

it is unrealistic but Avengers endgame seriously does not ruin

and I think infinity war sounds a lot more tense than end game so let's get

into it so the last two fights the Hulk hat he comes out on top against the

giant wolf during the fight for Asgard he wins yeah is utterly useless against

Heller and Sirte so in his eyes he's failed his friends by not being able to

prevent the destruction of Asgard then a short while later Thanos attacks the

remain as guardians at this time he can't even fight a single person he is

transported away apparently leaving Thor to die and though we know now that

thought didn't die it is interesting because I did that fairy saying that was

actually Loki teleporting away not hog because the Russo brothers for some

reason changed a lot of the characteristics of

and hope during this movie which brings us back to Hulk's character development

into Thor 3 he takes control and has spent more time than he's probably ever

had to be the way he was as how much of his experience with the Avengers this

far has been him trying them trying to control him when he goes too far it's

easy to see why he questions their friendship but then Thor appears and

treats the Hulk as an equal or to the best of his ability and they have a

connection almost immediately after having a friend

other than that they tried to humanize the Hulk for the first time ever he

fails in his eyes Thor spectacularly twice we've seen the

hope is fairly dim-witted and childlike so I'd like to say this the reaction to

such a procedure failure is only natural Hulk won't come out because he's ashamed

he's afraid of failing again he's hiding from his problems and emotions

Hulk his manner himself for the first time and doesn't know how to deal with

it which causes him to hide in his room like a sulking

Hulk teenager I'd also like to add that Hulk probably feels underwhelmed on

earth because banished himself because he always said Hulk was too destructive

for Earth he even says Earth hates him and thought confirmed him even though he

almost immediately takes it back then Hulk is forcefully transported back

besides feeling like a failure he is also dealing with being somewhere

his other half has repeatedly told him he's too dangerous for so Hulk may even

be afraid of himself at this point all this leads up to the point would be

traumatic for anyone basically the Hulk is dealing with a lot

right now he's essentially has the mind of a raging angry teenager so to speak

no over than outlet Hulk smash which is being generally taught to be bad or even

futile so we understand for sure if what the Russo brothers can now be said

cannot be trusted that everyone that didn't get as much screen time in

Avengers infinity war will get more screen time in Avengers 4 but then again

you go back to the title thing and I'm really questioning everything he ever

said but hopefully as a Hulk family we'll be getting more Hulk in its movie

so world break a hole is so this world break a hole

there's World War Hulk using his powers to a full extent in other words is just

cutting loose it's been hinted time and time again that hole emits gamma ray

more and more when he gets angry so in the comics after the Illuminati Black

Bolt dr. strange Tony Stark Reed Richards banished Hulk from earth the

sprays spacecraft they used explodes killin halts pregnant wife blaming

Illuminati for death and significally more powerful than ever before because

of his time spent absorbing the more powerful radiation levels on planet

sakaar Hulk returned even more powerful so I

think the way they could bring out and use in this storyline is somehow they

could hurt Black Widow Black Widow is a character the Hulk has an emotional

attachment to so if Alice could do this phallus would put black widows life in

danger which will get Bruce really angry and will get him to Hulk out eventually

which will finally unleash the Hulk but plot twist it could just be a reality

gem trick widow isn't actually dead but the only problem with this is how

kissimmee into tricks that us wants to unleash the Hulk like Loki did if you

remember if this happens it makes sense because Hulk would be himself it would

be the most powerful version of Hulk we have ever met we want to see world break

a Hulk or world war hole so guys if you've got any other ideas or why Hulk

didn't come out in that movie I'm not buying the Connie Lee he was sick and

tired I think it's more about the kind of the emotions that Hulk was going

through and I really think this is a way that whole world break Hulk could

actually come out something to do a black widow him getting at rage he wants

a rematch we want a rematch he will Hulk smash anyone but like I

said Paul can beat anyone pretty much so if they have Hulk beat Thanos we know

that ice is permanently damaged due to the Infinity Goyle it's still being

damaged that we've seen in the first trailer so if Hulk smashes Stannis takes

him out they rub the gauntlet off him boom it game over but I don't think it's

gonna be that simple so guys all you got to do is comment down below how is Hulk

gonna hole count what's gonna make him Hulk out because at the moment they

don't - I guess they could do the professor

hoax storyline anything wanted to wear Hulk

is aware of Bruce Banner and the work as one they need to work as one to become

as powerful as they can so this is just an updated version of a video I did a

while ago I really think Black Widow will be

centric to the storyline of hope returning I don't think they're gonna

kill Black Widow off black widows movie is gonna start shooting very soon I

believe it's scheduled for 2020 saying like that it's going to be coming out

sooner than you guys think and it will be a movie that is set in the past so

even if Black Widow does die in this movie it doesn't mean she can't have a

her own movie inside the MCU because they can always set movies in the past

hence while the Captain Marvel movie will be set in the 90s and we're

currently in the 20th century so guys I've got lots of Theory videos planned

for over the Christmas period for you guys to hopefully enjoy if you do watch

my channel I know a couple of you guys watch the channel so guys thanks for all

the support so like I say guys please like subscribe and comment and I will

catch you you Hulk smashes in another video very sketchier Lena

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Nano Diamond PLA filament REVIEW - Tiamet3D μltra diamond PLA+ - Duration: 8:07.

This filament contains real diamonds.

Yes you heard me right, diamonds!

It claims to have some real unique properties and not just esthetic ones so in todays video

we'll perform an in depth investigation to find out if it's worth buying.

This material is called Ultra Diamond PLA+ and is sold by the Dutch company Tiamet 3D

and the Finish company Carbodeon that developed a technology to produce nano diamonds.

The filament is a composite material which uses PLA as the base polymer in which the

diamond particles are added, in a way similar to carbon fiber filled plastics.

If I speak of nano diamonds I don't mean the normal industrially produced diamonds

that you find on your stone cutting saw blades for example.

The nano diamonds as already the name suggests have a size below 1 micrometer and can for

example be produced in impact events like explosions.

There isn't a lot of information about them around but they have very interesting potentials

in engineering and medical applications.

Tiamet and Carbodeon have now been putting them into 3D printing filament and claim that

the resulting material can be printed extremely fast, is very stiff, won't wear out your

nozzle and has a high temperature resistance.

Also the thermal conductivity is apparently 3 times higher than standard PLA which would

make it interesting for a couple of mechanically challenging applications.

If you want to get your hands on a sample of that material stay till the end of the

video and get a chance to win some.

The filament is sold on 500g and 1kg rolls and will set you back around 60€ a kilogram.

In my first testprints I tuned in the extrusion factor and settled with a slightly reduced

value of 0.97 on my Original Prusa Mk2.5.

I tried fan settings between 0 and 100% but due to the rapid crystallization of the material

actually even the prints without a cooling fan already looked really nice and starting

at 25% there wasn't any difference to higher settings visible anymore.

I still used a minimum of 50% cooling fan for the rest of the prints.

In terms of nozzle temperature, I tried settings between 260°C down to 220°C. Besides slight

changes in stringing there wasn't any real difference on the temperature tower detectable.

For the sake of layer adhesion, I compared 230°C to 250°C and decided to go all the

way up to 250°C for the rest of the samples.

In the quality test the overhang performance was the best I've ever seen so far and even

the 75° slope looked great.

Bridges were almost flawless and even the largest 70mm gap printed great.

Only the stringing test didn't really look that good and showed quite a lot of hair and

blobs on the surface.

I have a slight feeling that moisture could be an issue but I can't prove that at the

moment.

All of this is also represented in the 3D Benchy that has a nice almost pearl shine

to it and looks great besides the small blobs and strings that you can see from time to

time.

If you pay that much, the outer appeal is most of the time something that is not the

most important thing so we'll now take a look at the mechanical performance.

With a tensile strength of 56 MPa it is not as strong as regular PLA but on the other

hand is way more ductile and yields quite a bit, before it fails.

Layer adhesion is the point where this material, in my opinion, is kind of bad because the

samples that were printed in a standing orientation all failed at around 15 MPa of stress which

is just a third of the normal strength.

I don't know if this is the "normal" composite problem or if the base resin they

used with the very fast crystallization is the reason the layers don't bind very well.

The material doesn't seem to degenerate during printing because also the filament

strength test showed an ultimate tensile strength of 56 MPa.

One of the most interesting properties about this material is the stiffness that I tested

using a bending test where with a bending modulus of 4800 MPa it is more than 50% stiffer

than regular PLA and even stiffer that some carbon fiber filled materials.

Unfortunately, this property is print direction dependent and if you print a standing specimen

it is with a modulus of 3400 MPa just a little bit stiffer than normal PLA.

The reinforcing property of the nano diamons seem to be similar to the fiber filled materials,

so mostly only in print direction and not perpendicular to it.

My test hooks confirmed the previous results and with a failure load of 57 kg it is slightly

weaker than regular PLA but stronger than many other materials.

The hook that was printed standing also showed only weak layer adhesion and failed prematurely

at 17 kg of load.

The nano diamond PLA filament had an impact strength around twice the one of regular PLA

but still far away from ABS for example.

The impact strength of the standing coupons was similar to the tensile tests again only

around one quarter.

Despite the bold claims at least my material already softened at around 55°C and then

totally failed at 60°C very similar to any other PLA.

This is where annealing comes into play.

Ultra Diamond PLA+ uses a composition of PLA that only minimally deforms during the annealing

process so parts don't warp during that procedure.

I put a couple of test coupons in my oven at 100°C for around half an hour and then

turned if off and let everything cool down naturally.

This lets the material crystallize and therefore making it more heat resisted and change the

mechanical properties a bit.

These samples were able to bear around 140°C before they got unusable.

The other test samples only showed minor changes in their mechanical properties which is in

my opinion not relevant.

So in summary I think that the material is really interesting and is especially with

its stiffness and a lack of the nozzle wear problem a real alternative for other fiber

filled materials.

The print quality is really good but the layer adhesion is kind of disappointing.

Due to this reason and the anisotropy in the stiffness requires you to properly orient

your part in a way that it takes full advantage of the benefits.

The thermal conductivity and the lubricity of the nano diamons could make this material

a really interesting contestant for bearing or gear applications, especially if you anneal

the parts.

I talked to the guys at Tiamet 3D and was told that they will continue working on the

PLA composite and apply their nano diamond reinforcement also to other higher technical

materials like nylons and polycarbonats.

So look out for those!

I still have some material left over that I want to give away so if you want to win

some filament, like the video make sure to be subscribed and leave a comment down below,

that you want to win some filament and what you would print with it.

I'll then pick a couple of random winners during the next days.

I'd also like to know from the other viewers what they think about this filament.

Please leave a like if you enjoyed the video and learn something and make sure to subscribe.

The full set of samples and the detailed test report is available for my patreons and if

you want to support the making of these videos please also consider to support me there.

I hope to have you around in the next videos.

Auf wiedersehen and until next time!

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5 Reasons New Investors Fail - Duration: 10:15.

My name is Kris Krohn and I have done over 3,000 different real estate deals.

And today I want to share with you the top 5 reasons that new investors fail.

Don't be that guy.

You might be watching this video because you have failed at executing investments in real

estate.

Or maybe you're brand new and you're scared that you're going to fail.

This is a perfect video for you to watch.

First of all, I just want to take a moment and acknowledge something.

It's really important for people to understand that if you follow society's game plan and

go to college, get good grades and get a job somewhere.

That that is not a plan to succeed.

For most people, like 98% of us.

That'll never leave to the level of financial success that they want.

Which means ergo, the only way to find it is to go outside the system.

And going outside the system means you need to become an investor.

And that's going to lead you on real estate because Andrew Carnegie says, 90% of us make

our money in real estate.

So, with that being said, let's talk about the 5 biggest reasons why people actually

fail in the game of real estate.

I willing to use my trusty whiteboard here.

And I am going to walk you through this, okay?

5 reasons new investors fail.

This is worth some taking notes on.

By the way, if you subscribe and you watch my video, every single day I am going to drop

a new video.

I want to invite you to pull out your phone and just take notes because something happens

in the mind, you remember things better and you wire it.

When you actually take action on it.

So, I want to invite you to consider taking some notes or getting a journal.

So, here's what I want you to take notes on the day.

So, the 5 reasons why new investors fail.

The first one is low what?

First one is low ROI.

Stands for Return On Investment.

Basically it means you did a sucky deal.

Just because you buy a home doesn't mean that's going to be a good deal.

Most of them, 9 out of 10 deals are not good.

1 out of 10 is really good.

New investors, they actually...

They think that winning in real estate means you've bought a home and you're so excited

about it.

And then you start learning, "Oh, I don't have a very good cash flow."

Which means that after you received your money, almost all of it is going towards paying the

mortgage and nothing is left over.

Which means that there are expenses.

Like, "Crap, I got to dig in my own pocket to go find the money and take care of that."

So, one of the things I want you to learn is that investors failed because they have

low ROI when you got to be searching for what?

A high ROI.

Okay, number 2, a lack of what resources would be reason number 2 why investors fail?

Some of you might think that it's money.

But it's not.

It's actually a lack of vetting resources.

What that means is you look at 3 deals and you're going to do one of them.

Did you know in my world, I look at a thousand deals to find 20 to 30 that I am actually

willing to buy on?

So, I have mega resources for vetting.

And by the way, at the end of this video, you can click the link and I'll actually share

my some of those resources with you.

And I'll show you how you can tap into my team to actually help you with your real estate

investing.

But the big thing that I want you to get right now is that if you're not looking at enough

deals before taking action on one, you might to the first thing that comes along.

And guess what that turns into.

A low return on investment.

By the way, low ROI.

One more way to say that.

You put a certain amount of money.

Call it $10,000 to do a deal and 5 years later when you sell, you make $20,000.

Well, you doubled your money.

Technically that's a 20% annual ROI.

But really? % years and you make 10 grand?

You got to be thinking higher ROI.

You got to be thinking better deals.

Okay, number 3.

Over what?

Over rehabbing.

This means that when you do a real estate project and it means some money in to it.

One of the ways is like, "Oh my gosh, I can buy this dump and I can fix it up and sell

it."

Over rehab means that you put too much money into it.

This is going to be weird but when you fix something up, we get emotional when you're

new to the game.

So you're like, what would I want?

I want granite, I want granite counter top.

You know, all I want is this 3 tone paint and we start actually fixing up the house

as if we're going to live on it.

Don't do that.

This is a game of 1s and 0s, okay?

This is just hard math.

I want you to understand that there is a right amount to put in.

You can put in less, you can put in too much.

I want to ask you this question.

How much should you actually be putting in?

Okay, I'm just going to drop a little gold nugget on you.

The correct answer is what everyone else has done in the last six months that has sold.

If you're selling a property, you should look at comps.

Meaning, the homes that have sold the comparables in the last 6 months.

Go look at the last 3 or 5.

Go look at the pictures.

And ask yourself, "What's been selling?"

Oh, none of them have granite.

They all freaking have like formica.

So, what should you do?

You should put formica in to those counter tops.

So don't over rehab, don't under rehab.

You should do the correct amount of rehab which is what are homes doing in the area.

Okay, number 4 reasons why investors fail is they pick blank tenants.

They pick what tenants.

You could say that they pick the wrong tenants.

I am going to say they pick poor tenants.

And poor has double meaning there.

Poor is they make less money than they should for being able to easy to cover their rent

and they were also just a bad tenant choice.

When you're new to the game, you're thinking, "Oh no, I can't have my home unrented.

And it's been 2 weeks and no one's renting it.

Oh, I got an application."

And you take the first application that comes along.

Does that sound familiar with the lack of vetting process?

Well, vetting can be for bind but vetting can also applied to tenants to say, "Hey,

you should have standards to make sure you get the right tenant in there.

For example, again a little golden nugget.

I don't buy in my backyard unless I am teaching someone had to do lease option.

I will actually go into the best 5 out of 350 markets inside of the united states.

And in those markets, I'm looking for many things.

But one of the factors is I'm looking for low cost of living and a real high income

per capita.

And what I'm looking for someone that could actually afford twice as much rent for that

area.

You know what that means?

Means that they have a lot of excess money and they make great tenants because they usually

don't have a problem paying their rent.

Okay, and number 5.

The big 5.

Like we've building up to this moment.

Out of the 5 reasons new investors fail.

I can't be you bought a property with low ROI, it could be the lack of vetting.

It could be that you've put too much money into the project.

It could be that you've picked that wrong people to rented it out to.

And number 5, here's really big.

It's probably the most important.

You're doing it the hard way.

You've never done it before so you're doing it the only know you know how.

But I am telling you right now, when you've done 10 projects, so when you look back and

say, "I was an idiot on my first project."

You should never ever, ever, ever, never, never, never, ever, ever do real estate alone.

You should never go alone.

You should always find some one co-tales that you can write on.

You need to have a mentor.

Check it out.

My first mentor taught me something.

He said, "Kris, the reason I do real estate is for this one reason.

I could create a little widget and sell it and make a dollar on each one.

And how many would I have to sell to make a million dollars?"

I have to sell a million widgets and make a...

A dollar on each one to make a million dollars.

He says, "That's a lot of work.

In the game of real estate, I can count to 10 and make a million dollars."

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, a million.

Because if you make a hundred thousand on each home.

By the way, there's strategies out there that I do that you can do that.

So if you were to make a hundred thousand on each one, you can count to 10.

Do you want to count to a million or count to 10?

One of them is a lot faster and you can do a million more times than in space of time.

Well, my mentor taught me that.

And that's not all.

There's a lot that my mentors taught me.

Based on what I'm sharing with you however.

It might be true that you only need to do maybe 10 or 20 transactions to make a million

dollars but...

And there's a big, fat, juicy but.

The big, fat, juicy but is really distracting my mind for what I am supposed to say next.

I forgot.

10 may sound a lot easier than a million but I want you to understand something about those

10.

That's 10 if you do one of them the wrong way, you could risk lose the whole farm.

I've done deals where I've lost a lot of money and it was like a big, fat ouch.

And ti hurt really, really bad.

Which is different with a big, fat, juicy but.

So you don't want to get yourself hurt.

You want to do things the right way.

You want to help of the mentor that walk you through it.

Because yeah, you can do deals that can make you 50 grand or a hundred grand.

But you better make sure you're doing it the right way.

So you find someone that has experiences.

You find some one that knows what they're doing.

You know, for example, you could mentor someone that bought 5 homes or for example, you could

mentor someone like me that's done thousands of homes.

Who do you think is going to have broader perspective?

The more experienced, the better.

But those people are often really unattainable.

They're hard to get too.

You got to prove yourself or you got to pay maybe a lots of money.

By the way, I've done kind of a cool thing here.

For the people that are subscribers to the channel here and only the people that love

what they're learning here.

You're probably my people and people I want to help.

So, if you click the link in the description below, you're going to see exactly what that

looks like.

I actually prepared some video and some information to actually show you what it could look like

if I were to mentor with you.

Whether it's me or whoever anyone else, this is the bigger thing I want you to understand.

You need to get help because this stuff can be hard.

And hard enough that you either do it wrong or worse, you never do it at all.

And so if you want to avoid this mistakes, get someone that can really take you in their

wing and really show you the ropes in giving you the resources and help that you actually

need.

It's something that I do.

It's part of my big giving back campaign.

And just what brings impact and fulfillment in my life.

And it also helps...

Honestly introduced me to partners that have a lot of money that want to leverage my system

and partner with me and we'll do a lot of deals together.

And so, it's a way for me to find those individuals as well.

Well friends, thank you so much for watching today's video.

The 5 reasons that new investors fail.

Low ROI, alack of vetting, they're putting too much in the project with over rehab, they're

picking tenants poorly and they're doing it the hard way.

There are easy ways and there are hard ways.

And if you want to find easy ways, click the link below.

Otherwise, make sure that you are a subscriber because everyday, I am popping out a video

that is designed to help you become an expert thinker and actor as a real estate investor.

And frankly an overall happy, successful person in life.

Take care.

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🔴 MENÚ SEMANAL | SEMANA 51 DICIEMBRE | OTOÑO - Duration: 6:15.

Hello Kitchens, we are in the menu the week 51 of the month month December

fall season how are you in this video we are going to give you the following -

weekly is the last week of autumn of year we enter Christmas and now more

that you never have to eat so moderate the last tip of this video

that you will see at the end of it will try about how you can avoid winning many

kilos at these parties full of sweet and If you are still new and do not know how

the menu works, stay a few seconds to see the recipes and their links to

videos you just have to go to the box description of the video and click on the

link that you want to see this will take you to the video of the recipe in question where

you will have a full recipe video and also a link to the written recipe

so you can make the dish with all the instructions at your disposal

let's go with the menu ah

x Monday to eat we will make couscous with

vegetables to make mayonnaise we can change the sunflower oil for oil

olive so we will have a better profile lipid in our recipe at dinner

let's make stuffed French omelette of spinach accompanied by a salad

simple list of only vegetables this dinner will be very light but very healthy

and with a good supply of vegetables and Protein parts to eat we go to

make a salad of legumes in this case we are going to change the chickpeas for

beans we can use beans boats that are prepared super fast

you just have to wash them with water in the dinner we'll cook nice with tomato

to cook twice the amount of bonito to use it again another day we have

to position the bonito to save it in the refrigerator quickly so that

keep as good as possible we will accompany this dish with a

salad made only with vegetables Wednesday to eat let's make roll

of seitan and mushrooms we can accompany this dish with a simple salad of

this way we are going to help with a good note of the vegetable recommendations

daily at dinner we will make steaks of hake grilled that we can

season with black pepper and dill to accompany a tempura of

broccoli vegetables but in general pepper carrot onion and any

another seasonal vegetable and if you do not know how to make tempura here we leave you a

very simple tutorial for you to see it Thursday to eat we are going to make some

lentils to the gardener do not worry if you do not find the shiitake mushrooms do not

it is necessary that we throw them into our lentils if you want to use mushrooms with

those that come the supermarkets of enough carlos we will accompany this

dish with a friendship room at dinner we have chosen a simple dish

cheese dumplings we can make the dough with whole wheat flour and

bathe them in egg white and make them baked if we want a lighter plate

We will accompany these dumplings with a mixed room of fresh cheese or tuna

a good contribution of vegetables and proteins Friday at lunch we will make it end

in sauce accompanied by a salad simple made only of vegetables

this warm plate of spoon what we can use for several days and so we

benefits in terms of organization you can put it in another food where only

be meat for dinner we will heat the nice with tomato that we had done the

Tuesday if we do not want to repeat we can to make an exquisite golden salt

recipes we can accompany them with a very soft broccoli cream so we'll have

a good way to get the contribution of vegetables of the day saturday in the food

we will make cake some fettuccine vegetarian in this way we will get

a very complete dish with a quantity decent vegetable and for dinner we are going to

make poached eggs with the cauliflower garnish they carry

we will have a sufficient contribution of nature This dish is very complete with a large

amount of nutrients and we arrive to the last day of the week

Sunday to eat we have chosen some soft with clams a

succulent dish that is going to be very complete the originally ones if

accompanied by an apple salad we have a warm salad of gulas and

prawns if you like spicy can you use a little cayenne to

prepare the cures is accompanied these meals with bread always choose the option

healthier than whole wheat bread This extra fiber contribution will be very

beneficial to forget we recommend you the water and if you can see it from the

tap because your area allows it a lot better as desserts we can choose

several things give priority to seasonal fruits

tangerines persimmons pears grapes too you can choose dairy always choose

the whole natural options without added sugar remember that the fat

Milk is not bad, it is thought when combining a very ripe persimmon yogurt in

pieces for a sweet dessert and healthy remember that we have a

great breakfast course if not you know what to do or what to choose for

improve your morning choices in the box of the description we leave you a

link to visit our course free of healthy breakfasts there

come very funny recipes and originals with which you will always accept

of those who snack we recommend it several healthy options as fruits

dry which are very sociable and Easy to carry anywhere

also the peeled dairy fruit are very good options

at the time of the other and advice you home is surely full of sweets

with nougat and polvorones in these dates departure years many people are

relax on these dates in this company of friends and others in

this occasion is special is the most frequent is to spend calories if

we add get nougat and candy regular way throughout december

halfway through or since January we will be troubled the amount of calories with

those that we have exceeded can be important is essential not to stop

do sport or physical activity in these dates you can also take a

healthy routine throughout the year in special occasions for dinners and meals

have it pizzas then you will not have no problem remember to lead a life

active and eat moderately in these dates and dose the amount of sweet

that you take the base of our Food should be fruits and

vegetable if we get that half of what we eat is not our health

will be and many here the video of today and be very attentive because in this

week we are going to publish the menu of Christmas Eve and Christmas

ours and if we have helped you with this menu and especially if you are new

subscribe not to miss the next videos of homemade cooking

we publish new videos every week

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3 Cucumber Detox Smoothies That You Should Try | How To Make Detox Water - Remedies One - Duration: 4:21.

cucumber peels have a lot of fiber that helps to relieve digestive issues such

as heart borne and stomach heaviness that's why it is great to eat it

regularly today's video will discuss three cucumber detox smoothies that you

should try before you watch this video please take a moment to subscribe our

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cucumber detox smoothies offer a great amount of properties and benefits for

the human body they include very beneficial nutrients

if you would like to know how to make you Comber smoothies that will help with

weight loss and cleanse your body we will explain how to make them in this

video one cucumber and pineapple smoothie like the cucumber pineapple is

a fruit with a lot of antioxidants minerals and vitamins A and B complex

the pineapples properties along with those of the cucumber make this an

excellent diuretic smoothie it will help to eliminate the toxins in the body and

will help you lose weight ingredients one cucumber one cup of pineapple 150

grams 2 tablespoons of honey 50 grams 3 cups of cold water 600 milliliters

preparation first wash the cucumber without peeling it cut it into small

pieces then remove the skin from the pineapple and cut it up add both of them

to the blender at the water and process for one minute serve in a glass and add

the honey how to drink it drink one glass of this smoothie with breakfast

for one week in order to obtain the best results

drink it without straining it by doing this you will get all of the fiber and

the effects will be immediate 2 cucumber and apple smoothie apples are a fruit

that help to reduce cholesterol regulate blood sugar levels fight

gastrointestinal problems and eliminate toxins this

cucumber and apple smoothie will not only promote intestinal movement but it

will also keep the body clean and free of toxins ingredients an apple of any

color one cucumber one celery stalk four cups of water

800 milliliters four tablespoons of honey

100 grams preparation first wash the Apple cucumber and celery then cut up

all of the ingredients and remove the seeds from the Apple put the pieces in

the blender add the water and blend until you have a homogeneous liquid pour

into a glass and add the honey how to drink it drink between 1 and 3 glasses

of this smooth neo day for 2 weeks you should know that the smoothie will not

only help you with liquid retention in your body but it will also help you burn

fat easier 3 cucumber and tomato smoothie tomato is also a food that's

rich in potassium antioxidants and fiber that makes it ideal for fighting

cardiovascular issues while also helping with digestion because of that this

smoothie will not only protect you from heart diseases but will also help you to

lose weight quickly ingredients 1 cucumber 1 red tomato 2 cups of water

400 milliliters 3 tablespoons of honey 75 grams preparation first wash the

cucumber in the tomato then cut them into small pieces and put them in the

blender add the rest of the ingredients and blend until there aren't any lumps

pour the liquid into a jar how to consume it you can drink between one and

two glasses of this smooth day throughout the day for two weeks to

improve your results you can also maintain a balanced diet and be sure to

drink enough water which method do you like let me know in our comment section

below if you like this video give it a thumbs up and share with your friends

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