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HR Manager - JOB VACANCY - Market Harborough - Duration: 0:35.
Hi Stuart Kennedy here from Consult Energy. I'm Currently recruiting for a HR manager
Based in Market Harbor for a leading and UK organization. They're grown
company and they would like simply to come in and manage all the HR
functions, so across and staff development, staff training, new hires, also
employment law and have a good understanding of all aspects of HR
now ideally looking to get somebody in over the next couple of weeks,
as the current person is vacating the position. if you would like to find out
a bit more about the role please contact me to discuss
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Portacelular termoformado - Duration: 40:25.
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[Korean Reaction] Fildan, Bau Bau - Gerua (D'Academy 4 Konser Final Top 4 Show) - Duration: 9:08.
Hello~
Sam : We appreciate our Indonesian subscribers for supporting us
Sam : But we didn't have much ideas of Indonesia
Sam : So We can't do reaction much…
Sam : So sorry…
Sam : So We keep searching and checking comments
Sam : Please recommend good Indonesia videos for reacction
Sam : So We are looking for what we are watching today
Sam : We watched other Indonesian reaction videos
Sam : Many people did reaction to this video we are watching today
Sam : It should be a fun and nice
Sam : Let's watch!
Hayoung : Dance singers?
Sam : Oh see that arm wave!
Sam : He is a singer!
Sam : uh…One dancer did a mistake
Hayoung : Is the singer only one?
Sam : I think so
Sam : Is it a competition?
Hayoung : Why does she wear a headphone?
Sam : He seems Fildan.
Hayoung : Is it like 'Superstar K'(Korean audition show)?
Sam : It seems so. There are 5 judges sitting.
Sam : I think there are many shows like this in Indonesia
Sam : It sounds Korean trot music
Sam : Most judges are female
Sam : It seems a live. So nice
Jisung : Wow moon walk
Sam : There are many popular choreography
Sam : Oh his face is so funny
Hayoung : it's like collaboration old-school and new-school?
Sam : The dancing is so nice
Sam : She likes it
Sam : He looks like a competitor not a singer.
Sam : But he sings really well
Hayoung : And the performance is nice
Wow Bboy!
Sam : I don't know how he casts the dancers.
Sam : They do bboy, New-school and old-school.
Sam : Even they do flips too
Sam : They seem to practice a lot
Hayoung : It's very nice
Sam : How was it? Bboy?
Jisung : Really good job!
Jisung : And he seems to be famous
Jisung : The audiences looked their fans
Jisung : The singing was fresh and dancing too
Sam : I was surprised that Indonesia music is so similar to Korean music
Sam : I'd like to listen to other genre of music
Sam : But it's very difficult to find
Sam : Our Indonesian subscribers!
Sam : Please help us to react Indonesian videos more.
Sam : And subscribe too
Sam : I want to go to Indonesia
Sam : Bali!
Sam : Many people go there
Hayoung : Even there was a korean drama.
Sam : 'Something Happened in Bali' This one
Hayoung : It's famous from the drama
Sam : You might know this. Insung Jo acted.
Sam : Please send us to Bali
Sam : We tell subscribers whatever we want.
Sam : Anyway. We will keep react to Indonesian video too
Sam : Until we meet Indonesian people.
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MERCI ! - Duration: 1:35.
Feb 26, 2014, creation of the channel.
20 June. 2016; Upload of the first video.
21 Nov. 2016, 1,000 subscribers to the channel.
7 June 2017, 10,000 subscribers to the channel
Thank you all, is that just the beginning
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How To Prepare For A Multi Stage Event - Duration: 6:46.
- Riding or racing on back to back days
can be so rewarding.
It's certainly a challenge for just about
any cyclist.
So if you have just signed up to the event of a lifetime,
like a Haute Route or, indeed,
you're about to do your first stage race,
then coming up are some very relevant tips
on just how you train and prepare for multi-day events.
(smooth electronic music)
Firstly, we think that as important as getting used
to training and racing on back-to-back days is,
you shouldn't let it get in the way
of trying to be as fit as you possibly can be.
It might sound counterintuitive (breathing hard),
but actually training to be good
at riding on successive days
might not actually get you as fit and as fast
as you would otherwise would be (breathing harder).
But the fitter you are,
the less taxing your stage race or ride is gonna be.
So take for example this,
is the Passo Campolongo in Alta Badia (breathing harder).
It's exactly the kind of climb you'd find in an event
like the Haute Route (breathing harder),
and it is, as you can probably hear, a tough one.
But, if through training,
(breathing hard)
we manage to improve our FTP by 50 watts,
it's gonna be an awful lot easier
and an awful lot less taxing
than if you're simply better able to cope
with soaking up (breathing harder) hard work.
So the point is, is that you shouldn't get overwhelmed
and fixate on the challenge of back-to-back days.
Your priority should be getting as fit as possible,
and then try adding the following ideas (breathing hard)
into your training.
Now most of us are probably quite familiar
with the idea of training on successive days.
When done in a controlled way,
it is a fantastic way of getting fit,
because you put your body and just that little bit
more load.
(breathing harder)
And so when training for multi-day events,
we can keep using the same principle,
but you have to add in an extra day or two.
So (breathing harder), if you normally do
a two day block and then an easier third recovery day,
why not build it up to three days or four?
Maybe even ending up at five (breathing harder).
As long as you get enough recovery afterwards,
it should do wonders for you.
But as we've just been talking about,
don't do it too much
because you still need to prioritise getting fitter
and getting faster.
So, that's a five day block every three or four weeks
is what you should be looking at.
And then, you're definitely gonna see
the benefits of that extra hard work.
Now another great way of getting really fit,
particularly if you're short on time,
is to use split days.
So that's where you train in the morning
and then in the afternoon or the evening.
And the idea is that you get to stress your body
loads more (breathing harder)
and therefore get more stimulating
training effects than if you're just to do one ride a day.
And, if you're preparing for an event
with four to five hour days back-to-back,
you don't need to worry
'cause split days will still do the job.
They will very quickly get you used to riding
with the sensation of fatigue in your legs,
which is very important for stage races (breathing harder).
And then, it also mentally toughen you up.
I certainly have always found them really demanding
in that respect.
What you gotta do is make sure you plan correctly,
so that two sessions in a day that complement
each other.
So perhaps you do sub threshold work in the morning,
like sweetspot intervals,
and then save your harder intervals
(breathing hard) for in the evening.
This next one is a great little tip
and is, in fact, straight out of the book
of Matt Stephens's training packs.
So we're probably all conditioned to the idea
of having one or two easy days after a race
or a big sportive.
I certainly am.
In fact, even now Monday is a day of rest for me
from a cycling perspective,
for no reason other than habit.
However, training the day after an event
is a fantastic way of getting your body
used to coping with that fatigue that you get,
and then also, trying to condition yourself
to recovering faster as well,
So, why not get even more bang for your buck, in fact,
(breathing harder) by riding the day before
the event as well.
So you could ride Saturday,
do your event Sunday,
and then Monday, you could do a split day
either side of a day's work.
Now admittedly, you probably won't be much use
in the office that day,
so you can apologise to your boss, from us,
and just explain that you will unfortunately
need to be making some sacrifices.
For the focus on training really hard
and getting more tired,
you're also gonna need a keep a really close eye
on our fatigue levels.
Because although we wanna dig really deep
for specific blocks,
we also wanna make sure that we're fully recovered
before starting the next one.
So as well as asking yourself
some searching questions every day
about how you're feeling (breathing harder),
you also wanna make the most
of the technology available to you.
So if you've got a powermeter, use that
in conjunction with a heart rate monitor.
Or, you should just invest in a heart rate monitor.
And then, the main secret to recovery
is simply to get adequate rest.
(breathing harder)
But then, in addition to that,
you also need to bear in mind your nutrition,
because the harder you train,
the more important that becomes.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly,
Don't Worry(!)
Because as daunting as your first stage race or ride
might be, you will get through it.
I remember being super nervous before mine,
but the thrill of the event masked any pain in my legs.
And I did, indeed, survive it okay.
'Cause as great as a multi-day event challenge is,
the most important thing to bring with you
is a positive attitude.
(breathing harder)
Now, one man who is facing his first multi-day event
this summer is John Chocolate Voice Beavan,
who is indeed doing a Haute Route.
And if you wanna keep track of his progress,
first you need to make sure to subscribe to GCN.
To do that, just click on the globe.
And then if you want to see John's intro video,
that is just there.
Or, to see the latest GCN show
where John gives us an update,
click just over there.
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Wayne Dyer - Learning to Look at Life Differently - Duration: 10:36.
WAYNE DYER► because gratitude comes from love see there's two ways to look at things in
your life there's to appreciate what shows up in your life or to depreciate
what shows up in your life and to depreciate it means to complain about it
to whine about it to to resent it because it's not big enough it's not
shiny enough it's not what I wanted that's a depreciation and appreciation
to appreciate means to have a sense of being grateful for gratitude there's a
wonderful definition that I use for gratitude gratitude is the complete and
full response of the heart to everything in the universe the complete and full
response of the heart to everything in the universe and this gratitude
disallows feelings of separateness from what shows up see resentment or
complaining or fault-finding are things that block you are obstacles
to that free flow they reinforce the idea that I am separate from that and
it's not giving me enough gratitude for what shows up and expressing that
gratitude with affirmations and regular affirmations of it is a way of keeping
that channel clear between you and that divine presence and doing this this
little ritual that I do with the coins I also do it when I'm driving and someone
lets me in into a lane when I'm trying to change lanes there's this very quick
and silent little thank you for that loving gesture it doesn't seem like much
it's not like this big deal I don't tell anybody about it I happen to be talking
about it now because it's just the focus of this particular principle but it's
not anything that I share with anybody else it's a very private little thing
that I do when someone lets me into a parking space a thank-you an
acknowledgement you know when I'm in a grocery store and I go out to the car
and I take the cart out to the parking lot and I put my grocery
in the in the truck I always take the to the thing and I take it back
it doesn't seem like this is my own little private little thing it's like
I'm grateful for this food when we go into a restaurant and we sit down and
eat and there's a sign there that says generally thank you for taking your tray
and putting it back and for my children have all learned that when we finish up
where we're eating we are thankful for the food and we're also thankful for the
place that we have to eat and we want to leave it the way it was when we got here
we're grateful for the cleanliness we're grateful for the air there's this kind
of attitude I remember being with Wally Amos Famous Amos in Hawaii who also has
a program with Nightingale Connor everybody seems to and the first time
I'd ever met him we were walking in the street and in Maui and he saw a beer can
there and he said excuse me and he walked all the way over and he picked up
the beer can and he put it into the trash can and he didn't say a word to me
and I didn't say a word to him but I noticed that I noticed there was a sense
of gratitude for the island we're calling Aloha kind of spirit
a sense of feeling grateful and expressing it in everything that you do
in your life and this kind of an attitude begins to become infectious and
it also opens the channel for more to show up people who are grateful seem to
get more than people who are resentful you know why because people who are
resentful don't understand that their resentment itself is what's blocking and
when they do get something there instantaneous response to it is it's not
enough not big enough somebody else got something that's better
I should have had this I wanted it yesterday I showed up too late it's not
the right color it's not the right size you know the endless not feeling of
gratitude there's a wonderful little old joke about a lady who was on the beach
with her grandson and she's walking along the beach and all of a sudden this
huge wave comes along and picks up the little boy and he disappears and she
just goes down on her knees and she just doesn't know what this is my gray
Hanson please God send my grandson back I can't dick or what has happened how
could this have happened oh please I'll do anything I'll do anything good and
all of a sudden another wave comes along stops him right back down right in front
of her and she looks at him and she turns around she goes underneath she
says to God uh he was wearing a hat you know who having thought of that story in
a long time this idea is not just good citizenship we're talking about here
it's cultivating this attitude of flow of allowing of permitting things to
continue to grow in you because gratitude is love now the hardest part
about gratitude for most people is the understanding that you have to also be
grateful when things don't show up and you have to learn this is the toughest
part you have to learn to be grateful for that which you don't have and for
the suffering that you are going through and for the experiences of scarcity that
seem to be present in your life because in essence until you can be grateful in
these moments and understand that you can't have sobriety
generally speaking without having known its opposite everything in the physical
plane has its opposite people who have been through addictions generally know
and appreciate and are grateful for those addictions when they transcend
them you won't find very many alcoholics who are in recovery who will say I
resent my addiction days instead what they say is they were the greatest
teachers I ever had and I couldn't be where I am today without having had
those now this is true for all of our experiences I when people say to me are
you really can you really say that you are grateful that your father walked out
of your life when you were just a baby can you really say that he the time that
he spent in prison and the time the the fact that he'd ever sent any money in
the fact that you had to spend early years and in foster homes and so on and
away from the rest of your family can you really say that you're grateful for
that I said my father was my greatest teacher I never met the man
but without my experience of learning to rely upon myself as a young boy I
couldn't as a grown man be teaching self-reliance today couldn't do it
because to learn to rely upon yourself is something that you have to have the
direct conscious experience of and when you've had it then you can teach it and
I'm grateful for it I was having dinner last night with my oldest daughter Tracy
and I was thinking about her mother and I who have been divorced for 20-25 years
now and I was telling Tracy that dinner that your mother even though we didn't
agree and didn't get along your mother was one of the great people in my life
there are many qualities that both of us could look at in her and she could look
at in me certainly and say these are the reasons why it didn't work but you can
also do the opposite you can look at this person and say but look at these
qualities look at the honesty look at the integrity look at these things and
remember that and my experience being married to my daughter's mother to Judy
those many years ago I was a young boy it seems like taught me how to be not
only a better husband later on and a better father but it gave me direct
experiences of being able to transcend my own pettiness and my own inability to
relate at a level that I am able to do today without that I couldn't be where I
am today I've often said to people I am what is
called a reverse paranoid you know what is when you ask them and what is a
paranoid well paranoid thinks that everybody is talking about you that
they're saying terrible things about you and a reverse paranoid is someone who
knows that everybody's talking about you but they're saying nice things about you
so when you walk by and tell us that I didn't talking about me say yeah of
course why wouldn't they be and this attitude of being able to be grateful
not just for the things that are manifesting and showing up in your life
but for the things that don't show up and for those experiences when you get
to a point where in this moment I can now say okay it didn't show up and
there's a great lesson in this and I'll get that lesson and then I'll stop the
blockage of abundance flowing into my life
that's what gratitude is it is the free expression of the heart to the fullness
of the universe and an understanding that you are not going to get it all
that you are at all already you are it all already that divine organizing
omniscience all loving unconditional loving God is in you already and
everything that you need to be peaceful to have love to be successful you
already have in this moment you don't need one thing more anything else that
shows up there's just a bonus from the universe and you got to be grateful for
all of it including that which doesn't
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Vendetta of War |"THE VINDICATED"| (Ep.2) - Duration: 8:41.
"I'll Catch You Later"
Minor: "Ugghhhhh"
Distant: "Yo, this TV show is pretty OK "
Distant: "Mhm, that's cool"
Minor: "Whats up guys?"
Dooga: "Minor!"
Dooga: "Dude you've been sleeping for forever"
Dooga: "Dude we got a mission we got to go to, mission briefing."
Dooga: "You Ready to go?"
Minor: "Yeah, Alright let's go.
Dooga: "Mkay, Let's go guys" Minor: "Boy, What are you watching"
YoungGuns: "Let me eat some beans way quick"
Dooga: "NOOO!"
Dooga: "We Gotta GO!"
YounGuns: "It Takes five seconds, okay?"
Dooga; "I'll be waiting for you guys in the car then."
Minor: "Alright" YounGuns: "Okay"
Minor: "So, where's this meeting held?"
Dooga: "It's being held at the pier."
Minor: Alright, Alright"
Dooga: "Next to the, uhm, fair"
Dooga: "Or the carnival?"
Minor: "Uh, the Del- the Del Perro... uhmmm..."
Minor: "Hangout, right?"
Dooga: "Yeah"
Minor: "Ah, cool"
Minor: "How many people are going to be there?"
Dooga: "Should just be the boss and a few of his friends."
Minor: "Few of his friends? Alright
Minor: "Do-Do you know what it is about?"
Dooga: "Mm, no. Not Yet"
Minor: "Oh yeah, aight"
Dooga: "He said that he wanted it to be kept kind of a secret until all of us got there."
Minor: "Alright, it's probably a big mission. Probably. Now."
Minor: "Uhh"
YounGuns: "Can I be honest? I don't think this is going to end well."
Minor: "What do you mean?"
YounGuns: " I just think, you know, It's at the pier
YounGuns: "The Ocean"
YounGuns: "Do you know what the ocean has?
YounGuns: "Sharks"
Minor: "So, I'm guessing you can't swim?"
Dooga: "Just because you're afraid of the ocean..."
Dooga: "Doesn't Mean, that it's always going to be bad."
Minor: "True"
YounGuns: "I'm not just scared of the ocean, I'm TERRIFIED"
Dooga: "Oh.... okay"
YounGuns: "There's [stutters] there's a rollercoaster"
YounGuns: "Scary"
[Dooga Stutters]
Dooga: "After the mission, or whatever we get assigned to do."
Dooga: "We'll be able to go on the roller coaster."
Dooga: "And, we'll all be good, right?"
Minor: "Yeah, I'll be good" YounGuns: "Yess!"
YoungGuns: "Aight"
Dooga: "We're here guys!"
Minor: "We're here?..... Alright.... Lets see-
-this is all about"
Gooda: "Welcome guys, Today I called all of us in"
Gooda: "To Talk about a few issues that's been going on"
Gooda: "The first one will be that, a lot of the gang in around this-
Gooda: -area have been going missing"
Gooda: "And we don't know why"
Gooda: "Then, A few sources say that a few of our-
Gooda: -gangs are working with the..."
Gooda: "...Black Order"
Gooda: "And, we cannot allow that to happen"
Gooda: "So, we have to go find out where their base is"
Gooda: "And we have to infiltrate it"
Gooda: "So, are you guys ready?"
Minor: "Yeah"
Gooda: "Let's do this!"
Pilot: "Approaching LZ is T-minus 10 seconds"
"10"
"9"
"8"
"7"
"6"
"5"
"4"
"3"
"2"
"1"
Pilot: "CLEAR TO GO!"
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[Poor travel深圳] ¥96蚊深圳飲茶！想我地食到反枱？脆皮乳鴿、椰汁麻雀糕、叉燒焗餐包、鮮蝦桑葉餃、XO醬陳村粉！Shenzhen Travel 2017 - Duration: 4:16.
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Polyglot Rafter speaks Neapolitan - Duration: 2:49.
Hello, my name is Raffaele Terracciano.
I speak Neapolitan because I'm from Naples, I was born and raised here and I still live
here.
Like all Neapolitans I was born bilingual, and already since we are little kids we differentiate
between Italian and Neapolitan: at home, there are families who only speak Neapolitan, others
who only speak Italian, and others who speak both, but generally we learn Italian at school
or from the TV, and Neapolitan by speaking it with friends, or at home.
And here is the problem and the reason for this video: according to UNESCO, Neapolitan
is recognized as a language, but it is a vulnerable language.
UNESCO says that there are about 2500 endangered languages in the world , and among all these
Neapolitan is the one with the largest numbers of speakers.
It's an unbelievable paradox: Neapolitan is spoken by 6 to 12 million people.
As a matter of fact, not only by people who live in Naples or in region of Campania, but
also by many people who have emigrated abroad from Naples in the past and still retain the
language in the family.
Just think about how many Italian-Americans still speak Neapolitan.
So why is Neapolitan endangered, vulnerable?
Because Neapolitan is not studied at school, it is not taught, not learned, it is not read,
not written in books or newspapers, and it is not heard on the radio or on TV.
There are no newspapers, there are no official TV channels in Neapolitan, and if an author
writes a book, even if he's Neapolitan, no one will even consider publishing it in
Neapolitan.
If we ask Neapolitans themselves to write it, most of us will make a spelling mistake
for every word.
Such a language risks a lot, because it only survives as spoken in the streets, as a vulgar
language, and with the passing of time many Neapolitan words are replaced by Italian words.
It's a shame because Neapolitan has many words of Greek origin, like the city itself,
but also a lot of words and grammatical constructions taken from Spanish or French
Neapolitan is the mirror of the history of the city, and it's a shame if we lose it.
If we do not want to lose Neapolitan language, we must start to study, protect and spread it
I have studied it through some books that I want to recommend: Vall' a capì by Maria
D'Acunto, Dizionario Napoletano by Carlo Iandolo, and 'o Princepe Piccerillo (The Little Prince)
translated by Roberto D'Ajello.
That's all, let me know what you think, leaving a comment below
If you liked this video, please subscribe, like, or share.
See you next time!
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Fivefold - Distance Between [HD | Lyrics] - Duration: 4:26.
Life goes on, on a busy street
Rain falls down, can't get no sleep
Four days and I already miss you
I thought love was just a fairytale
But now I'm here and you're somewhere
Wondering when I'm coming back to you
Out here I can't see the sun
Can't find anyone who's quite like you
There's a distance between you and me
But I swear I'm never gonna be this far away again
And the city lights promise me all I ever dream
But all I ever dream of is you
Another mile away and I'm stuck out here
By now I'd say you're probably praying
"Dear God bring him home"
But there's nothing I can do to take back time
That we lost when I sought out to fight myself
But now I need you
'Cause out here I can't see the sun
Can't find anyone who's quite like you
There's a distance between you and me
But I swear I'm never gonna be this far away again
And the city lights promise me all I ever dream
But all I ever dream of is you
It's of you
It's of you
It's of you
And it's not like me to say this
But I think I have to say this
I'm in love with you
I said it's not like me to say this
But I think I have to say this
I'm in love with you
Out here I can't see the sun
Can't find anyone who's quite like you
There's a distance between you and me
But I swear I'm never gonna be this far away again
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