Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Youtube daily report Dec 13 2017

Jeff Shibata: Hi, I'm Jeff Shibata.

I'm graduating this December, actually, from IE,

and I have a job lined up for consulting here in Atlanta.

I think the big thing for me in college

is that I didn't really come in knowing what I wanted to do

in terms of my major, my career.

And I thought I would have all these transformative moments

in college that everyone talked about.

And I think while I had those, the more important thing for me

was the smaller moments that I didn't really expect.

And so last year I took an architecture class

that I kind of just took as one of the electives.

And I think it was in that class I really learned that I have

a passion for architecture, and it's now a dream of mine

to travel the world and experience some places

that we learned about in that class.

And actually, just this semester in my accounting class,

our professor played a small clip from a TV show,

and it was actually from that clip that

I decided to pursue a career in consulting.

So, it may be ridiculous but, I think

these smaller moments are, at least for me,

have been a lot more transformative

than maybe the big moments.

For more infomation >> Jeff Shibata - Duration: 1:11.

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Are "Acts of God" Disappearing? - Duration: 3:23.

Hi, this is Kate from MinuteEarth.

In 1903, an unprecedented flood struck Kansas, wreaking havoc on homes, farmland, infrastructure,

and an entire trainload of butter.

The creamery sued the rail company for its lost cargo, but the railroad argued that they

shouldn't be responsible, since the flood had been completely out of their control.

The court agreed, ruling that the flood had been an "act of god."

Courts around the world have actually been using the term since the 1500's to describe

unprecedented events that seem to come out of nowhere.

Today, you'll see "acts of god" mentioned in contracts, insurance policies, and a few

US environmental laws.

And, like in the butter case, you might hear a lawyer milking the term as a defense in

court.

To use the "act of god" defense, you don't have to prove that a god actually caused the

event, you just have to prove two things: one, that taking reasonable precautions couldn't

have prevented the damage, and two, that the damage was caused by a natural force with

no human influence.

But it's getting harder and harder to meet these criteria, starting with the reasonable

precautions.

Thanks to improving technology and scientific knowledge, we're increasingly able to predict

the size, scope, and path of destructive events, which raises the bar for what kind of "reasonable

precautions" might be required to stave off damage.

For instance, back in 1903, the railway had put the butter car on what seemed like high

enough ground to keep it safe, but they had little way of knowing how severe the flood

would be.

Today, with a lot more flood knowledge, they'd have to better prepare the butter for the

act of god defense to stick.

And the second criteria is also harder to meet because we're finding that an increasing

number of natural disasters do have human fingerprints on them.

For instance, human activities have led to the warming and rising of the ocean, which

almost certainly intensified Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and likely exacerbated Europe's 2015

heat wave.

In fact, scientists estimate that some of Sandy's catastrophic effects - like the

flooding of vital transit tunnels, which added more than ten billion dollars of damage - might

not have happened without the effects of human activity.

Since natural events like floods, droughts, and wildfires are happening more often and

doing more damage than they used to, we may actually be seeing more Act of God cases pop

up in court in the future.

But because we're becoming butter...I mean...better at predicting those events – and recognizing

our own contributions to them - the success of the act of god defense may soon be relegated

fully to the margarines.

Hey there!

2017 has been the best year for MinuteEarth so far.

We made more videos than ever for more viewers than ever.

And on July 20th, you guys combined to watch the most MinuteEarth content ever seen in

one day – you watched about 4 and a half years' worth of our videos!!

Whether you're a brand-new viewer or someone who's been tuning in since the very beginning,

we just want to say thank you for joining us!

And to our Patreon patrons and YouTube Sponsors, thanks for making *us* possible!

We'd love to hear from all our viewers - what were some of your favorite MinuteEarth moments

of the year?

What would you like to see more of - or less of - next year?

Let us know in the comments or on Twitter or Facebook - and thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> Are "Acts of God" Disappearing? - Duration: 3:23.

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13/12/2017飙仔小心了,400hp强钢炮警车诞生!Oettinger 改装 Golf R400,3.6秒破百、极速290km! - Duration: 4:32.

For more infomation >> 13/12/2017飙仔小心了,400hp强钢炮警车诞生!Oettinger 改装 Golf R400,3.6秒破百、极速290km! - Duration: 4:32.

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Kye Russoul - Always Love O...

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Slim Dee - Todo o Nada (Video Oficial) TRAP ARGENTINO - Duration: 2:30.

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International visitors are the largest group of volunteers at the NYC Marathon - Duration: 2:44.

The TCS New York City Marathon is the single largest one-day sporting event in the world,

and the J-1 program is sort of the spine in the backbone,

as the largest single group volunteering on marathon day.

When I first heard about the J-1 volunteers,

and their engagement with us at the New York City Marathon,

I made that instant connection,

here we are in New York City- what a diverse city that we live in,

and you know we look at our runners, and all of the countries that they're from,

and then you have our J-1 visitors,

it's just a natural fit.

When you become part of this experience,

it allows you to make an impact on the runners.

You know, it's small things to be at a fluid station,

but it means a lot to them.

We can help each other, and then we can make lives better,

without expecting something, and I think that's really an important lesson.

And even then, you always get something back,

even if it's like a smile, or a 'thank you,' or whatever.

And it's so much fun to help, and to know that you do something really good.

"Hey! Awesome job!"

"You rock! Yeah!"

You are a part of this society,

and you are supposed to do something for society,

because they have done so much for you.

You are just one person, but with a whole group,

you can change something, and that's what we are experiencing here today.

So many people, like from Sweden, from Germany of course,

from Brazil, from Mexico, from Argentina, from Albania, some from all over the world,

and it's so nice to have this cultural exchange, and to talk about different things,

how the things are in different countries.

Seeing different people from all over the world,

for me it was amazing, because I saw everyone,

Asia, Europe, U.S., Africa, everywhere...

all together, I loved it.

We're all celebrating the human spirit,

human accomplishment, and the J-1's make that possible.

They are sometimes the only face and outstretched hand

that a runner will see during the race,

they help them get through the 26.2 miles,

they are making memories every mile,

and without them, we would not be nearly as successful.

For more infomation >> International visitors are the largest group of volunteers at the NYC Marathon - Duration: 2:44.

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Volkswagen Golf 1.4 TSI ACT COMFORTLINE NAVI | DSG | PANO DAK | PDC | CRUISE - Duration: 0:59.

For more infomation >> Volkswagen Golf 1.4 TSI ACT COMFORTLINE NAVI | DSG | PANO DAK | PDC | CRUISE - Duration: 0:59.

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Daihatsu Cuore 1.0-12V 100th Anniversary - Duration: 0:59.

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Combien je gagne avec Google Adsense 💶 - Duration: 6:42.

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COMMENT AVOIR DES BOONIES RARES ? :O - Duration: 10:08.

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Concept Maps - Duration: 5:29.

In this video I'm going to show you a little bit about concept maps and you

can see an example here from parts of speech. And a concept map is a way to

visually show how things are related, and you can see that it's made up of shapes

and lines and text labels. And the branches show different relationships.

The lines show connections and there's also different words you can use for the

different shapes (so "nodes"). A flowchart is a particular kind of content map; it has

very specific shapes that are used that have different meanings. You might also

hear the words "mindmap" which is, um, sometimes more of a brainstorming type

of a thing, but they're all very similar and there's a lot of tools you can use

to create them. I'm going to show you a few tools in Microsoft that you could

use in Word or PowerPoint. I'm in Microsoft Word right now for the PC and

I'll show you how you can use those tools and also Google Drawings has a way

you can do similar things. Web 2.0 tools including bubbl.us [and] Lucidchart. There's

all kinds of tools out there. If you'd like to use one of those, just be

absolutely sure to use the free version. Definitely do not pay for anything. And

if you are struggling with how to then take this finished concept map (no matter

what tool you use) and bring it back into your document, you probably will want to

just go ahead and use the screen capture tool that comes with your operating

system. So whether you're on a Mac or a PC you have some kind of a snipping tool

and on a PC it looks like this. And I'm just going to click "new" and whatever

I've drawn, no matter what tool I've used, I can copy it I can save it as a JPEG or

a PNG (and I'm actually no going to save this one) and then if I wanted to insert it,

I would just go to Insert Picture and put it into my document . So that is

probably going to be the easiest way no matter which one of these tools that you

use. If you are using the Microsoft Word tools you could just do it (I'm just

going to go to a new page here) you could just do it right here in Microsoft Word

And basically there's a couple different ways to do it.

One way you can do it manually is just by manually drawing some shapes and you

can right click and add text. And your main concept would go in the center and

then you would branch out from there so you could draw connecting lines and draw

additional shapes to show the different sections. Notice the drawing tools that

appear that give you all kinds of different options... so there are again

under Insert all kinds of different shapes and when you...as soon as you do

that, you get the drawing tools. I'm going to go to another page here in Word and

show you another way that might be even easier and that is also under Insert.

It's called SmartArt and so SmartArt has a couple, well, has a lot of different

diagrams but it has a couple that look like concept maps. So maybe the cycle would

work for your purposes and also maybe the hierarchy you might be able to find

there. So the way I use this typically is to choose one (and you can always change

your mind) so you choose one and you get started. And you can just type in your

main information over here. I find it easy to do it over there. You can also

close that if you don't want to use that and just type right in here.

And if you want to get that back you click on this little arrow there. So this

is kind of nice because you could always change your mind once you've typed in

your information. You could not only change the colors and the design of it,

but you could actually see what it looks like in a couple different formats. So

these are all of the cycle ones but you can actually click on this down arrow

and go to more layouts and even, you know, change it to a hierarchy one and see see

what that might look like. So that is going to be a pretty easy way to do it

but it just depends on your interest and your topic which one might work for best

for you. I have demonstrated how to do this

in Microsoft Word but if you were using PowerPoint, for example, it would be the

same. The same tools exist in PowerPoint. I'm going to switch over here to Google

Drive. When you go to "New" and you click "more" in my case then there are some

other options. So Google Drawings is going to be similar to the features I've

just shown you. So basically you can insert different shapes and lines and

text and so on to build something in Google Drawing. So hopefully one of those

options will work for you to create your concept map. And this is going to be, I

think, a useful skill for you because content maps are very handy for for

instructing and also, you know, assessing students...so both teacher centered and

student centered! Lots of uses for concept maps!

For more infomation >> Concept Maps - Duration: 5:29.

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Chuột hamster ngủ đông và những điều cần biết (vietsub) - Duration: 2:02.

For more infomation >> Chuột hamster ngủ đông và những điều cần biết (vietsub) - Duration: 2:02.

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A December MORNING 🎄 Morning Routine/What I Eat in a Day - Duration: 4:30.

hey guys, what's up?! it's been a minute

it's been a hot minute.

I just woke up, the sun's out.

I feel like vlogging today, I feel like talking

which seems like really out of character

but we're just going to roll with it

let's have a good day, that's all I can say

byeeeee

So I just got back from the grocery store

and I think I'm just going to make a salad for lunch

I don't know keep it simple

probably put some, I got some really good smoked tempeh

so I'll probably put that in

avocado, I've been waiting for my avocados to ripen

and it just seems to take like, forever!

I don't know if this video is like interesting or not, I don't know I feel weird.

Anyways, I'm really happy you guys are here! Thanks for watching!

Tell me something about yourself, I don't know, let's be friends and connect

and ya!!! Anyways, now I'm just going to make some food and I'll take you along and show you

Yeah thanks for watching!

I'm really happy to be back!

When I started Youtube I put so much pressure on myself to be making videos every week,

every couple days, whatever which just isn't really sustainable

I think its just important to love the process and making the videos

and not be so concerned with what other people are going to like

So I think for me, its just I'm going to be making videos that I like making, and that I want to make

Thinking of my goal with Youtube, I want to create a space to be open and vulnerable

and create like this really awesome community of creative people to just discuss

and create ideas and like good energy and just support each other

So that's kind of it, that's all I wanted to touch on today

For more infomation >> A December MORNING 🎄 Morning Routine/What I Eat in a Day - Duration: 4:30.

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배우 윤세아, 미혼임에도 결혼, 남편 태그 떨어지지 않는 이유는? 아는 형님 윤세아와 서장훈의 특별한 인연이란? - Duration: 12:10.

For more infomation >> 배우 윤세아, 미혼임에도 결혼, 남편 태그 떨어지지 않는 이유는? 아는 형님 윤세아와 서장훈의 특별한 인연이란? - Duration: 12:10.

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UP10TION rank #1 on the 2017 Tower Records K-Pop Singles Chart(News) - Duration: 1:14.

UP10TION rank #1 on the 2017 Tower Records K-Pop Singles Chart

UP10TION rank #1 on the 2017 Tower Records K-Pop Singles Chart.

  According to the annual 2017 Best Sellers chart released by Japans Tower Recordson December 1, UP10TIONs debut single album ID ranked #1 as the highest selling K-Pop single of the past year!     UP10TIONs 1st Japanese single ID was released back in March of this year, being certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan after selling over 100,000 copies.    In 2nd place came BTSs Blood, Sweat, & Tears, while TWICEs One More Time ranked #5.

Meanwhile, UP10TION will be making a comeback with their 2nd Japanese single Wild Love this coming January 24, 2018.    Congratulations, UP10TION!.

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