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hi guys, my first day with my kayak ready

first day without the problem of rain

but now is windy, is not all perfect

now is 13:00 pm

and I finish my fishing day

was a really hard , I was thinking that I would have a good day

but I will be honnest, I travel miles just looking for new spots

for the Barbel season

so I am looking for places with trees

this year I want to go lots of fly fishing trips to Barbel

so today I only got four Zanders / walleyes

the first one was not so bad

but after that they start to be smaller and smaller

but at least I don´t skunk and got some sun and enjoy my kayak

I hope you like and see you in my next video

fish on

here he is

he swallow the lure

and done

Ribworm

Ribworm in action

got this fish

fish on

small fish

now I am with this Cannibal Shad

new color

only 7 grams

because I am fishing 7 meters deep

I saw there 2 or 3 more fish

let´s try another one

fish on

he escape, you saw, was not my fault

fish on

so small

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MetCollects—Episode 4 / 2018: Pier Table - Duration: 2:49.

This pier table was crafted by Charles-Honoré Lannuier.

He was a French-trained cabinetmaker who migrated to New York right at the onset of the French

Revolution and, in the short period of time that he worked in New York,

gained a reputation immediately.

He certainly would have seemed fairly ordinary if he had remained in France; but in New York,

he was a big fish in a little pond.

When he arrived here in 1803, until his death in 1819, he was creating forms that were incredibly

popular, incredibly sophisticated, incredibly fashion-forward.

Following the American Revolution, furniture took somewhat of a shift.

We're essentially looking at Greece and Rome as models.

People really want a design aesthetic that reflects

some of these new democratic or rationalized principles.

The French were certainly leaders in this new movement towards Neoclassicism, looking

at Classical antiquity and creating something that was much more progressive out of that.

Lannuier, when he came to New York, brought that knowledge with him.

He employed French immigrant craftsmen as well.

And it's wonderful to see the different elements of craftsmanship.

It's got incredible mahogany veneer, cut very, very thin.

And these beautifully carved caryatids created from a core of wood

that's been built up through the use of gesso.

It's carved down, as if it were cast from metal.

These were pieces that were intended to reflect light.

Between the gilt surfaces, the flashiness of the mahogany surface, and also with the

mirror, a piece like this would have evoked some of the ego of the owner itself.

It was commissioned by James Leray—a wealthy, French West Indies merchant motivated to migrate

just like Lannuier had—and sometime between 1814 and 1819, Lannuier created this pier

table, probably one of the finest pieces that Lannuier crafted for any of his clients,

French or American.

It's an interesting thing to think about this young person, at twenty-four years old, coming

into this very large city and trying to find his own way.

And that's something that all of us can relate to.

How can I survive in this world?

What will make me stand out from others?

He had a talent that was unmatched.

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3300HP Street Car, World's FASTEST | Larry Larson [TECH TALK] - Duration: 14:43.

- There's no doubt that EFI has made a big impact on the sort of horsepower

levels, the ETs and the mile an hour that we're seeing in drag racing circles.

And we're here with Larry Larson, who is the owner of the world's

fastest street car, his Chevy S10 truck has gone as quick as 589 on the quarter

and it's run as fast as 244 mile an hour.

Now Larry you've been a long time drag racer and I'm guessing that you've

been brought up initially on the carburettor years,

and you've transitioned into EFI.

How hard initially was that to move from tuning carburettors

to electronic fuel injection?

- Well a screwdriver doesn't work very good on a laptop to start with.

But it was a change, it was a welcome change because like with anything

else you wanna be out there doing stuff that nobody else was doing.

So it was good, once again a learning experience for sure.

- You've been a fairly early adopter of EFI, I think you said to me that you'd

been running EFI for as long as 20 years now.

And back then the technology with EFI certainly wasn't anywhere near

what we've got today.

How have you seen that EFI market change and how has that helped

you go faster and faster?

- Well technology has done amazing things.

I was on both sides of it 20 years ago, I helped a customer with the first

EFI car in Comp Eliminator NHRA with a Motec system and then I had

an antiquated old Accel system that I purchased for my own use in '97.

So I had both ends of the spectrum but with technology advancing like it has,

then you know things just keep getting better and better and better

and it's not every year, it's every month or two now.

- When we're talking about a fairly low powered street engine,

obviously the tuning envelope is quite wide but when we're talking about

some of these pro mod style twin turbo engines being used in drag cars,

making 2000, 2500, 3000 horsepower, that tuning window becomes so much

narrower and it's much easier to hurt an engine.

So why is the EFI so critical in getting the sort of power levels

out of those engines?

- Well you can adjust everything from RPM wise to boost wise,

the things you can't do with a blow through carburettor.

So you have the ability to adjust cylinder to cylinder timing,

cylinder to cylinder fuel delivery, once again different RPM,

different boost levels.

So that really plays into it and then because of what it is,

just like my truck running on dual fuel, driving the thing on gasoline

and then racing the thing on methanol, I can change, it takes longer for me

to change the fuel system as far as the hoses and how the fuel flows into

the engine than it does for me to change, it takes about five seconds on the fuel

tank to change it on the screen, to go from a methanol map to a gas map and back.

- I wanna touch on that a little bit, but before we get more into the setup

on your truck, tuning, generally a lot of tuners require a dyno or feel like

the best results they're going to get require a dyno.

And you said to me before we started this interview that you've never actually

used a dyno.

So yeah talk to us a little bit about that, do you feel that having access

to a dyno would be an advantage, or do you see that there are more

advantages in tuning under real world conditions at the actual track?

- Well I think if you don't have any map to start out with then maybe the dyno

would be beneficial.

But once again I've never been on the dyno per se with any of my

turbocharged applications, or any customer stuff for that matter.

So I can see it being an advantage to some point but at the end of the day,

we're out on the race track or we're out on the highway and those are real

world conditions and that's what you have to tune it for.

- I think that real world conditions is a really critical part because

I've been a big time advocate of even with access to a really good quality dyno,

be it an engine dyno, a chassis dyno, or whatever,

it's almost impossible to replicate the air flow and temperatures that you're

actually gonna see at 200 plus mile an hour and that does have a serious

effect on the tune up?

- Yes correct because if you've got air inlets in the hood or don't have any

air inlets in the hood or wherever the things getting air at,

that's gonna change, it's gonna change for outside air temperature,

or if it's picking up heat off the racetrack.

And then from a drivability standpoint, you take one out and fire it up

and run it on the dyno for whatever, five minutes, 15 seconds,

whatever the number is, you can't duplicate to going out and driving

the thing and heat soaking the thing after 30, 40, 50 miles.

- OK so to move onto your Chevy S10 truck, so with EFI, and engines making huge power

actually how much power are you estimating that that engine's producing?

- I'm guessing the thing probably makes in the neighbourhood of 3300.

- So with that sort of power level, particularly when you're running

on methanol fuel in a drag event, you need a huge amount of fuel

when you're running methanol, so how are you handling that?

'Cause one thing we've seen over the last probably decade at least is the

availability of larger fuel injectors has improved, but how are you running

that system, the fuel system in the Chevy?

- I've got billet atomiser injectors in it currently.

I've got a 245 and an 850 and if I was running it strictly on alcohol and just

racing it I'd probably have twin 700s to supply the amount of fuel that I need.

But because I drive it and run it on gasoline, that's why it's got

a 245 and an 850 in it because when I drive it, it just runs on the 245

which makes it nice.

It's real crisp and clean even on methanol at part throttle.

And then the 850 is then, it's staged in at a later date and with the FuelTech

it becomes really smooth, you don't even know it comes in.

- So that FuelTech ECU, another thing that the FuelTech ECU that I'm aware of

is they run an external driver box for the injectors.

And this is a problem when you're running a V8 engine and you're running staged

injection, now you've got 16 low impedance injectors.

Each of those injectors is drawing quite a lot of current and a lot of the ECUs

with internal injector drivers can struggle under those sort of conditions

to accurately control the injectors, is that a reasonable sort of way

of explaining things.

- Yes and the other thing I like about it, is that if you were to have a driver

failure, in a lot of the boxes, the drivers are internal.

So now you've gotta send the box back, have a spare box whatever.

With the FuelTech and the external drivers each driver powers four injectors,

so you just change out that driver if you ever have an issue

which I never have but you have that capability and you're not

married to what's going on in the ECU or the unit itself.

- So serviceability at the track, the ability have spares becomes

a whole lot easier.

- Yes the only downside is it's a little bit more stuff to mount,

but in the same token the actual ECU for the FuelTech is considerably

smaller than anybody else's ECU that I'm aware of.

- Now with the other drive we've seen in drag racing circles,

going back 10 years or so we've seen cars with multiple electronic boxes,

one's for fuel control, one's for ignition control, bump boxes et cetera.

And now we're seeing with more technology being applied to the

aftermarket ECUs available, everything's been brought down

into one box, can you talk to us about how that's affected your own car?

- Yeah when we first put the truck together, we had multiple systems.

I had a separate boost controller, a separate bump box,

separate ignition.

Basically the FuelTech at that point in time just did the EFI part of it.

But now with the technology that's been, and the updates that they've done

and the new FD600 that they brought out in the spring,

now I've got the FuelTech, the 600 just running everything.

It does the bump box, the traction control if I wanna use it,

the boost control, it'll do coil on plug, it will do everything,

which makes it really nice that you don't have to plug into three or four

different modules or three or four different systems and then chase

that around on your laptop trying to decide what you wanna do.

On top of the fact that it also has the data recording capabilities now

that we installed one in a customer's car this spring and used it for

the complete data recording capability, doing converter pressure

and shock travels and everything, so now you've got one system

that does everything so you're not floating from screen to screen to screen

which makes it a lot faster and less complicated from a tuner standpoint.

- Now you've also just mentioned there boost control and you've mentioned

traction control, I just wanna dig into those two topics a little bit.

So particularly when you've got potentially 3300 horsepower, there abouts,

certainly off the start line, you're not gonna be able to get all of that power

to the ground.

How critical has accurate boost control become as the power levels have increased?

- Well it has to repeat because with the turbocharged stuff,

if that thing varies a pound of boost that's a lot of power,

and so if it varies then you're chasing your tail.

And it's bad enough on a prepped surface, if you go out and run some

of this no prep stuff like we've been running this year,

it becomes very critical so you need something that will repeat

and that you can manipulate to do what you need it to do.

- Now in terms of making adjustments to that boost pressure run to run,

what are you looking at?

Are you looking at sort of whether or not you've got wheel spin and then adjusting

the boost pressure to try and maximise the amount of traction you've got

available at the track?

- Yeah you're looking at, once again, like on the no prep stuff,

or even the prep races, you're basically racing the racetrack.

I mean you're trying to go as fast as you can go at the racetrack.

So you're looking at what the wheel speed's doing, what the G meter's doing,

and just trying to apply as much power to it as you can.

With that becomes gear ratio and converter and everything else.

But it's still a matter of trying to produce as much power as you can

and repeatable power.

- OK so now in terms of traction control, so obviously you're going to try

and tune the engine to produce optimal power for the amount of traction.

But obviously sometimes you get it wrong, maybe the track's gone away slightly

and you do end up in a situation with wheel spin.

So what's your take on traction control, is that something that you rely on?

- You know I've been around that since probably '03, '04 with the big stuff units

back then and Mike Moran helped a lot in some of the earlier years.

And the traction control, to me is a fail safe.

It's never the fastest way down through there.

It may be the, it will save a run but it's usually never the fastest way.

So for me I feel as a tuner, I wanna tune this thing where it shouldn't need

the traction control.

If I'm at a really sketchy surface or a really high dollar race where I wanna

make sure that I don't do something foolish then I may turn it on.

But a lot of these guys use it run after run after run and use it for a tuning tool

which you can but my pockets aren't deep enough to be replacing engine parts

and some of the stuff that it has a little bit of an effect on using it repeatedly.

So I try and stay away from them but it's there to use and it works really well.

- Can you just talk a little bit about how sort of relying on that traction control

and running on it continuously can potentially hurt engine components?

- Well what I've seen and what my engine builders have told me at Pro Line

is that what they see is if you run one on the dots as they wanna say,

where the thing's constantly pulling timing in and out and or maybe

misfiring the engine to keep everything in check, is that it gets really hard

on crankshafts and crankshaft dampeners, and they've even seen it so bad at times

where it would try and weld the crankshaft hub to the crankshaft.

So they've done some things there to make that better from that standpoint.

But once again for me I take more pride in trying to run it without it if I can

but that's not everybody.

- I just wanna rewind a little bit and just talk about some of the capabilities

with the EFI in terms of the individual cylinder tuning capabilities.

And this really comes back to what I was saying before.

When you're running these sort of engines at that sort of power level,

that window for tuning becomes much much narrower and it's really important

to make sure that all eight cylinders are receiving a safe air fuel ratio.

So how are you going about making those sort of adjustments?

- Well depends on what combination you have, if it's a blown combination,

or a nitrous combination.

You know you can run a lambda and O2 in every pipe but a turbocharged

application you're basically running one behind each turbo.

So the cylinder to cylinder you're relying on is still reading

the spark plug, you can look at some EGD stuff.

The EGDs will give you an idea but it's still, depending on placement in the

header and all that, it's never the same engine to engine.

So at the end of the day you're still looking at a spark plug and trying to make

everything as close as you can that way.

- So technology's moved on but still some of the old school ways of reading plugs

is still critical.

- Yeah absolutely.

- Well look it's been really interesting getting some insight into what

makes your car tick there Larry and we understand you're going back

to drag week to try and run into the fives next year, is that correct?

- If the tracks will, they're supposed to announce later on.

So if the tracks are good enough that I think we can pull it off,

then yeah that's why I'll go back 'cause nobody else has been able to do it,

so I think, I hope we can get it accomplished for them.

- Well if the tracks are to your liking and you do run back next year,

we look forward to seeing you run that first five second pass,

thanks for the chat.

- Absolutely thank you.

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Best Architect in Florida - Duration: 9:09.

what's up guys Marcella Rey here today I'm going to meet Jason

he is the architect responsible for the renovation of my apartment

if you are looking for a very professionally and competent architect I definitely recommend him

I will leave his contacts in the description below

he just opened a new office

let's meet him and ask him a few questions about his career

and his new projects

let's go there

hey Jason, how are you?

great, how are you?

good

Come on in

excuse me

nice place you have here

thank you very much

can you show it a little bit?

yeah, absolutely

I chose architecture unconsciously so it started it of

as a child I had video games that would be placement of furniture and designing houses and

designing office spaces whatever came to my mind but that's just

an alternative to a video game that I use when I was a child

l and then I materialized into college eventually

and fascination with science and physics and led to an engineering background

so I started of college in engineering and civil mechanical engineering and gotten

a civil mechanical engineering and then I moved from there to architecture so I needed a

bit more creativity than engineering was allowing so I moved to architecture

started my degree to architecture and then ultimately finished that with the passion

I had creativity I had the fascination for physics all kind of stuff with it

so it was a nice combination of both

and then through architecture

I got into construction because not only do I want to see

my projects being designed but I need to see being built

right now there are a big disconnect

in the industry where architects are designing projects but not actually

getting to see them built or knowing that fact is they're gonna be built so

I wanna to be able to combine both so be able to design and build

and ultimately followed the historic turn my master builder which is being able to do both designing and build projects

probably would be a project that I did it for a development company

mmm, it was a multiple unit townhome building

that we designed and built

so that was a project that started of from sketch of townhomes and community center and marina

and developed into full occupied townhome community

so that was probably my most important job of my career so far

so the projects I am working on right now

I slightly scattered so we have projects that range from

custom townhomes in Victoria Park area to custom homes in the Rio Vista area

and we have all sorts of projects from large to small we have one that's kind unique right now we are doing

which it's converting a horse stable into a guesthouse / man cave

and so that's kind of unique project that you don't get to work on every day

and then we have a couple renovations going on

like I mentioned before the my personal home which we are really excited about this

very unique project

and then we're working on projects right now that

are going to start change the direction that company, one of them

is a boutique hotel on the west coast of Florida that we're going to be designing and building

that's a big undertaking that's really shape the company in a unique way

and than we are also working on a very unique project in Miami

which is an in essence a playground for adults and for children

where you can bring children into the facility and let them play on

like a jungle gym very large scale like forty or fifty thousand square feet

and also be a bar sitting at the same time that is a unique challenge for us

to have a bar and children's play area combined in one space to figure out all that program works together so

so the motivation to open this office

has been a part of my vision since day one since the idea of opening my own company came to me

so I knew that since the beginning

as far as when I was ready to do it

got to the point in business where the company slowed in growth

and it needed a push and it wasn't slowed in growth because of the availability of projects

it was slowing growth because of my capacity to keep up with the projects

as far as man power and as far as a space and as far as

representing in the product that I was trying to give to my clients

and so the only way that image could really manifest would be to have a space where I can host clients

and showcase our style which you'll see, I am assuming, in this video a little bit

the showcase our style our attention to detail our unique characters of

of design and of construction of management and also to have a beautiful place that

we can have team members working together

and feel comfortable ultimately the goal of this office is to create a living room

life environment where nobody really felt like there so much in an office

as they were a living room or lounge type of setting to keep

everything is light as possible music playing not typical office

setting with fluorescent lights in and cold air blowing in you

and your girlfriend supports you

she does she's very supportive

and pretty compassionate about what I'm doing she's helping me doing

she is a big part of this whole thing which I'm grateful for

and she actually works in the industry so she understands all that goes into this whole thing

so thank you

so my tips for people that want to start a project renovation new construction

any sort of a construction project

would be to just be vulnerable in the sense that you need to put yourself out there

don't hesitate to call an architect don't hesitate to call us

don't hesitate to call anybody that has any sort of insight in this industry

it's a lot that goes into this whole process so you just might get started

get started there's no harm there's no commitment in putting your ideas on paper

so just kind of figure out what you want

to figure out what wanted lead

needs to happen and it's write things down and then

reach out to a couple professionals and start talking start the process

my basic advice would be just be opened the more information you give from the very beginning

the better product you'll get ultimately

thank you for having me here Jason

thank you for coming

and nice new office, congratulations

thank you

thank you for watching and if you like this video

hit the like button

and consider to subscribe

hit the bell to be informed when I upload a new video, ok?

thank you again and I see you in the next video

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3 Ways Humans Have Literally Put Themselves Into Art - Duration: 5:27.

[ INTRO ]

It's one thing to put your heart and soul into your art.

But it's another thing entirely to put someone else's heart into your art.

Or... any other body part.

And yet, that's what a lot of people have done, for thousands of years.

Here are 3 of the ways humans have used bits of ourselves to make things a little prettier.

They'll make you think twice about what exactly went into that art you're admiring.

Earwax, scientifically known as cerumen, is a waxy secretion made up of dead skin cells

and different oils produced in the outer ear canal.

It serves as a line of defense, protecting against water damage, trauma, and foreign

invaders.

So who would have thought it'd help artists make illuminated manuscripts?

Despite what the name implies, illuminated manuscripts aren't shining out light.

They get their name from gold or silver leaf, which is paired with vibrant painted pictures

on handwritten pages.

This art form hit its peak in medieval times, and was practiced both by European and Islamic

societies.

Once Gutenberg's printing press spread across the world, though, it dwindled.

Until the 15th century, manuscripts were decorated with a substance called glair.

To make it, you had to beat watered-down egg whites into a froth, and then let that stand

until it became a liquid.

Then, you'd mix in your pigment of choice, and froth it up again.

After that settles, you're good to paint.

Without any other ingredients, bubbles in the froth would leave tiny holes in the surface

of your paintings.

So that's where earwax comes in.

The oils in the wax prevent the water molecules from bonding with each other in bubble-forming

ways, which means nice, smooth paint.

Even when glair went out of style, earwax was also sometimes added to its successor,

gum arabic.

And the only reason we know it was used at all is advice books!

Or at least, the mid-14th century treatise called De arte illuminandi.

Thanks, anonymous author.

You're gross, but clever!

But speaking of gross, it turns out human urine has been used for thousands of years,

both to make pigments, and to keep the colors in cloth from fading.

It was used with a little plant called woad, the source of Europe's indigo since the Stone

Age.

Woad leaves make the same pigment molecules as the plants they used for indigo down in

India, but not as strong a concentration.

Some recipes for crafting balls of woad pigment called for soaking the leaves in urine under

the heat of the Sun, while trampling them for 3 days.

During all this, a strain of bacteria that's naturally in the woad munches on sugars and

releases the indigo pigment molecules through a process called fermentation.

And urine helps ferment those mashed-up leaves, probably because the ammonia inside helps

balance out any acidity in the plant goo.

On top of that, natural dyes from things like leaves, berries, or bark can leach out of

cloth when you wash it — unless you add a chemical that helps bind the dye, called

a mordant.

Basically, the dye's molecules get caught up in the mordant's molecules, which bind

to the cloth.

And turns out, some of the compounds in stale pee, like ammonia and possibly some trace

metals, makes it a surprisingly good mordant.

In 16th century England, the textile industry used 200 metric tons of urine annually — that's

roughly 1000 people's pee collected every day!

And if you're wondering how they gathered it all: specialized chamberpots, folks.

But why just use one excretion when you could throw an entire human body into your art?

An entire, dried out, crushed up body.

Yes, I'm talking about mummies.

Exporting mummies from Egypt to Europe, grinding them up, and selling them as medicine was

a big business by the 16th century.

In fact, mumia was one of the most common "drugs" found in apothecary shops.

But it was also used to make a pigment called Mummy Brown, usually by mixing it with two

resins from different trees: white pitch and myrrh.

It came in many shades because there wasn't a standard technique, like whether to use

the entire mummy, or — as one recipe called for — "only the finest muscle."

Plus, mummification techniques varied over the centuries.

Different plants, resins, and oils were used during the mummy-making process, and stained

the body different shades of brown.

Some artists felt like Mummy Brown had a good amount of transparency, and used it in watercolors

and oil paint for flesh tones, shading, and glazing.

Others weren't impressed by its quality, and felt like other brown pigments could deliver

the same hues just fine.

And nowadays, it's really hard to find true examples of paintings that incorporate Mummy

Brown.

Even using mass spectrometry to identify the molecules in the paint isn't so certain.

Turns out, a lot of the things used to embalm and wrap mummies were also plain old paint

ingredients.

The Mummy Brown hype went on for 4 centuries, .

And its downfall started in the early 20th century, as people realized they were painting

with grave-robbed human remains, or eventually got grossed out by it.

We started actually recognizing the scientific and archaeological value of mummies, too.

So thanks, society, for deciding that there are at least some human ingredients that don't

belong in art.

But hey, if you want to use your own earwax or pee… nobody's gonna stop you.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which is Complexly production.

If you want to learn more about all things art, beyond the weird science of it, you can

check out one of our other channels: The Art Assignment at youtube.com/theartassignment.

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Geeky Nurse Channel Plans - Duration: 6:41.

Hi there! It's Diane, the nursing geek. Welcome back. I wanted to talk a little

bit about future content on this channel, because even though I go by nursing geek

there's not a whole lot of really "nursey" content so far for a number of reasons.

There is some. I think most of it is really old, and it's from courses that I

was in at the time, not teaching but taking. I would like to get some more

nursing-related content on here, but I recognize that a lot of you who are

following me are people who are more interested in writing-related things.

Related to that, I did mention in my previous video that there's a member of

my family who's been ill. I'm not going to go into detail on that. They're doing

better! But this involved somewhat of a crash course in critical care nursing

for me, because as the nurse in the family, I want to make sure that I'm

translating all of the medical-ese into things that people can understand and

reinforcing what the staff are telling the family. Because it's a lot to take in,

especially when you're unfamiliar with some of the terminology and concepts.

Said family member, I think I already said, is doing better.

So let's... I'm keeping my fingers crossed there. As far as this channel, it occurs to

me to bring those two things together. There are a few things more dramatic to

do in your writing than stick your character in intensive care, so I do get

questions sometimes in various writing groups. "Oh gee, if I do this is it

believable?" "If this happened to this character, what could they expect when

they go to the hospital?" or "Would they be discharged home while they still have

XYZ going on?" So those are useful things to know as a writer.

There are also useful things to know if you are either just learning this stuff,

maybe as a nursing student or as a family member who happened to Google

"what to expect in the ICU" or "what to expect when someone's on a vent"

or "what to expect when someone's on telemetry."

I'm thinking I can wed those things together and have a series of videos

that address that. Probably ongoing, starting with ICU-related things, but I

want to make available what people who are following this channel are

interested in, too. My professional goal in even making these videos is to improve

my ability to create video content for online courses that I teach or online

courses that my colleagues are teaching. So doing some more "nursey" content in

this venue is a good way to do that, because I will need to learn to do

things like "insert graphic here," which I don't know how to do.

I figured out how to do the titles in Open Shot but I don't know how to insert graphics yet.

So I think I can hit a lot of goals at once doing that. I'm interested to hear,

even though I have the first four or five potential videos for this mapped

out in my head, what would be of interest to you. So, if there are specific things

that you would be interested in learning more about for your characters if you

are writing, or just general knowledge, by all means fill it in the comment box

below, with the understanding I am NOT going to diagnose anything.

I can't. I'm not going to prescribe treatment for anything. I can't. This is

just information about how the system works, what the standards of care are,

what to expect, what to look for, maybe what questions to ask, because those

things are valuable again whether you're a patient, a family member, or an author

whose character is a patient or a family member dealing with this situation. Or

nursing student! Trying to hit as many things as possible.

May or may not succeed. We'll see. In the meantime, there will still be other

content. I will still have the occasional bullet journal thing. I think I might

have managed to figure out the table top view. so there'll be things like that.

Probably some more book reactions or responses. I shouldn't really call them

book "reviews." They're not really formal like a book review would be. And other

random writing-related things. But I'm thinking this series could be useful, so

if it interests, you let me know and again, let me know any specific things

you'd be interested in hearing about, and I will see what I can do for you. If it's

not within the areas that I've practiced, then that's gonna be a little homework

for me, but that's not a bad thing. So comment away! If you liked this video or

want to hear more, please hit the thumbs up and subscribe, and I will see you next

time. Until then, bye!

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Content Strategy - Your Elevator Pitch - Duration: 3:16.

This week we are going to talk about your content strategy.

You're watching Marketing Madness, the Blue Fish vlog!

You've probably heard the phrase "Content is king".

You'd be amazed at how when you talk to somebody, they're very vocal about what they do, the

business that they're in, or the services or products that they sell, but if you sit

them down in front of a computer to write a few paragraphs about their job or services,

immediately their brain kind of seizes up and they get this weird kind of look on their

face.

If this is you, we are here to help.

Today's video will give you some of the things we take into consideration when putting

together a content strategy for clients.

We are going to start by suggesting you create user personas.

What you want to do here is picture your ideal customer, give them a name, give them a face,

write down anything that helps you define and imagine this individual.

This is all going to help you in creating a content.

You'll be able to better define what they like dislike and what they might respond to.

Next we are going to talk about brain vomit.

Ok… now that I have your attention…

Brain Vomit is a term that I learned studying creative writing in college.

Basically, you just get a sheet of paper and start jotting down all of the various unfiltered

ideas that you have.

It's a brain vomit because there is no filter on what you do or don't say about the topic

you are brainstorming on.

The truth is that many times, when we sit down we have an internal editor that kind

of stops us from putting all the ideas down on paper.

You just need to stop that filter, get it all down, and then afterwards you can edit

it.

Next you're going to want to consider how your buyer persona consumes content.

Are they are a teeny bopper or a baby boomer?

Are they are on Instagram or are they consuming all of their content on facebook?

This will be very important in your content creation strategy.

You'll want to decide on a style or personality for your content.

It's very important that you decide on this personality as a customer who represents your

business and not as you the business owner.

You'll use this information in all of the content that you push out to your audience.

The next thing to decide on is going to be frequency.

How much content can your target demographic consume but yet still provide valuable?

And how much content can you commit to creating?

Don't say you'll record a video a day only to fizzle out after 4 days.

To finish up, I'm going to give you a tip.

Are you ready?

Don't wait.

Get started now.

Be intentional with everything you're communicating to your audience.

The more that you can do that, the easier it will be and it won't be this kind of fly-by-night,

I think I'm going to tweet now..

I think I'm gonna update now...

It will be something that is planned.

Well, that's a wrap for this week!

I want to thank you for checking in.

Make sure to hit that like button.

And if you have any questions or comments leave them down below.

If you want to talk about how Blue Fish can help you grow your business just send us a

message and we'll get the conversation started!

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May 6, 2018 - Duration: 29:52.

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BREAKING NEWS !!! Cue Wireless Earbuds With HD Hybrid Driver Technology - Duration: 2:44.

the development team at tigpigs have created a new pair of rechargeable

wireless earbuds aptly named cue Wireless which have been designed to provide high

definition sound quality thanks to cutting-edge technology the cue wireless

earbuds are now available - back via Kickstarter with super early bird

pledges available from $139 or roughly 100 pounds if all goes well and the

development team raised the required fifty thousand dollars over the next 30

days worldwide shipping is expected to start during December 2018 the

developing team explain a little more about the earbuds the advanced hybrid

dynamic driver system with F X HD technology provides a richer and deeper

sound experience Q delivers the world's first true wireless earbuds with a

hybrid driver system that is tuned by world's leading audio engineers and PhD

audiologist in general balanced armature earphones have trouble providing good

base impact whereas dynamic drivers couldn't match

with the clarity of the balanced armature setup together the two drivers

helped deliver lots of bass an accurate and detailed mid-range and crystal-clear

highs all without getting in the way of the artists vision the FX HD is a high

res audio that supports audio at 24-bit / 48 kilohertz compression remains at a

ratio of four to one with a bit rate of 576 kbps you can use the noise canceling

feature for your music or calls or just for quiet control and filter ambient

noise around you and hear the world with crystal-clear sound

the cue charging case powers up with key inductive charging and can charge your

earbuds up to six times each pair of earbuds can play up to four hours at

moderate volume you can still charge your cue charging case via a traditional

wall outlet through a USBC connector

you

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Pissed Off Gowdy Just Humiliated Comey After What He Did To Trump And Melania - Duration: 11:53.

Pissed Off Gowdy Just Humiliated Comey After What He Did To Trump And Melania

"The man of integrity who was going to tell the American people how it is — the last

virgin in town."

On Friday South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy blasted James Comey over the former

FBI director's forthcoming book which is oddly enough called "Beneath the Dignity"

of the bureau.

Gowdy made his thoughts known on Fox & Friends this morning when he said.

"I can't think of anyone who's done a better job of politicizing the FBI than

[Comey] has in the last 36 to 48 hours, I think it's sad."

People who have already read the book have criticised Comey for even going as far as

criticizing President Trump's appearance.

And in one section Comey even writes that during an intelligence briefing the Republican's

"face appeared slightly orange, with bright white half-moons under his eyes where I assumed

he placed small tanning goggles, and impressively coiffed, bright blond hair, which upon close

inspection looked to be all his."

Also adding I remember wondering, how long it must take him in the morning to get that

done."Comey who himself looks like a kind of giraffe measuring a towering 6'8″ also

writes that he made a "point" to notice Trump's hand size, who is only 6'3″

But what's perhaps the worst part of this book that reads like something out of yellow

press news is that Comey also goes on to describe President Trump as a "mob boss" who is

"untethered to the truth."

Did anyone ever think we would ever see the day that the deep state would stoop so low

as to have a former FBI director who was fired.

Write a book making fun of a sitting president?

Can anyone imagine what would have happened if this would have been done to Barack Obama

who really was a gangster in many ways, to the point of even exercising his executive

power and saying

"I have a pen and a phone," as a threat if the GOP wouldn't go along with his shenanigans?

Here is more on James Comey's legacy via Vox: "Back in October 2016, Sen. Dianne

Feinstein (D-CA) called then-FBI Director James Comey's decision to look into new

Hillary Clinton emails just days before the election "appalling."

Her comment reflected the general sentiment among Democrats at the time.

But in May 2017, President Donald Trump fired Comey because the FBI wouldn't end an investigation

into a former top Trump aide's Russia ties.

Democrats, almost in unison, openly warned that dismissing Comey meant Trump may have

tried to obstruct justice.

And after reports surfaced that Trump had called Comey a "nut job," Feinstein herself

defended the former FBI director, saying that "Comey is no way, shape, or form a nut job."

As Comey now sits down for high-profile interview after high-profile interview to promote his

new book.

Expect the good feelings from Democrats and the media alike to keep coming.

Comey's new memoir, A Higher Loyalty, is due to come out on Tuesday.

The already-released excerpts indicate that it's highly critical of Trump, and the tome

will assuredly inspire more Comey fandom on television, radio, and print.

It may lead to even more arguments, like Damon Linker's in the Week last June, "that

the former FBI director is a bona fide American hero."But painting Comey that way misses

a lot.

He led the FBI when the bureau possibly mishandled its investigation into Clinton's use of

a private email server when she was secretary of state.

Perhaps costing Hillary Clinton the election.

He was also the FBI director when he oversaw increased surveillance of Muslim communities

and a culture of suspicion against Muslims and used suspect methods to stop terrorists,

Put together, as the Washington Post's Margaret Sullivan noted on March 31.

Comey is undeserving of the veneration and softball questions he will surely field in

the coming days in response to his much-hyped new book.

That, in part, is because he did a successful job at cultivating his holier-than-thou persona,

says Matthew Miller, a top Justice Department spokesperson in the Obama administration.

"He wanted to position himself as the hero," Miller told me, "the man of integrity who

was going to tell the American people how it is — the last virgin in town."

The problem, though, is that the media fell for it.

How Comey handled the Clinton probe

At around 11 am on July 5, 2016, then-FBI Director Comey gave a surprise televised address

— thrusting him into the national spotlight.

"This will be an unusual statement in at least a couple ways," he admitted from the

FBI's lectern.

"I am going to include more detail about our process than I ordinarily would.

Because I think the American people deserve those details in a case of intense public

interest."

The "case" in question was the FBI's probe into Clinton's use of a personal email

server to conduct State Department business.

Investigators wanted to know if Clinton had handled classified information on an insecure

network.

Which could make it easier for foreign adversaries to steal top secrets.

But Comey recommended no criminal charges to the Justice Department, instead reprimanding

her as "extremely careless" after finding 110 emails containing classified information

among the 30,000 reviewed messages.

The following day, then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch accepted Comey's choice not to charge

Clinton.

(Lynch had just days before that decision met with Bill Clinton on an Arizona tarmac,

leading to calls for her recusal from the case.)

Comey, in effect, closed the case.

According to an April 2017 New York Times report about Comey's actions during the

election, he chose this approach for a few reasons.

First, to let those people within the FBI who were upset with Clinton's conduct know

that Comey heard and understood their concerns.

But second, and most importantly, he aimed to shield the bureau from GOP-led attacks

that the FBI took it easy on Clinton.

Those attacks came anyway.

"This announcement defies explanation.

No one should be above the law," House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted after Comey's remarks.

"It appears damage is being done to the rule of law."

But the more controversial moment came three months later.

As part of a probe into former Rep. Anthony Weiner's (D-NY) sexually explicit conversations

with a minor, the FBI found some of Clinton's emails on his laptop.

That was no coincidence: Huma Abedin, Weiner's wife and a close Clinton aide at the State

Department, backed up thousands of emails on her husband's computer.

Some agents believed Clinton had hidden emails from them, adding to suspicions that the messages

on Weiner's laptop might just be

the

missing emails."

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Virtual Self - Ghost Voices (TheRadiantDehd's 72 Voices Edit) | Music - Duration: 6:00.

7̡2̸: ͜You ̵t̴u͟n͟ed͡ ͘in. ́W͢e҉ ̵than͏k y҉ou.̕

I͟ gu͏ess ̕we ̛h͢a͝v̢e̢ á ̷b͡ìt ̡o̧f͘ ͞e͘x͝pla͡ining t̛o̸ d͞o̧, don't͢ ͏we?̷

Wè li̵v̢e͢ ̀i͡ńs̛i̴d̴ȩ of̸ ҉h͞i̸m̡

W҉e Ą͡R͞E҉̷̕ ҉h̛i͏͠m̨̀͜.́̕

Pơ̵s͞ş͟i̢͞bly̷ ̛m҉̨͡ó̡͜r̕͞e͘ ̡͠t̵̛̕h̕a͝n ͏͞͝he̸ i͞s̶̛͞ ͞hį̴m̛s̀͞e͠͞l̀͜͡f͜҉

W̷͡e̡'͟r̨e͡͠ ҉̵t̷͜h̀e̡̕͜ ͠p̧͠ar҉͜t̡͟͝s͠ ̴̀̕o̕f̡̛ ͏h͏̶ì̷m̸̕͞ ́͜͞t͞҉̴ha̴t͝ ̕ḩę́͘ ̕r͠͞҉e̵̛j̧e̡͠c̴t̀e͘͏̷d.̀͡

W̨̢҉è̵ ͞ar͏̢ȩ͢͠ t͏h̸̛e̷̕͞ ͠pa̷͞͞r̕͞͠t̴͏̀s̷̢ ̵́͘o̷͘f ̶͢͝h̡͘i̕m̀ ̵t̢͞h̢́͢at̨ h̕e҉ ̵̵h͡a͟t͡e̷̡̛d͞҉

H͏̢a̴te̕͘.́̕

G̸r͘ee҉͜d̛.͏͜

Se̸͟l̡f͜͜͡i͟sḩ̴̛ņ̛͠ę̸̕s̛̕͢s̢.̸̧

L̢҉u̢͡s̷t̛

H҉at̴e̵͡͝.̢̡͟

C̸͡h͢a̶͞o̶͢͞s

H̛̕͞op̵̸e̵͝.̀

Ȩ̵v̢̀en ̛h͜͟i̵͠s͜ ̶̀kín̴͡͡d̸̡́n̵̴͠e̵śs.̴̛

H̢͝e ̴̛co̸͏u̶l̷͢͞d͘͘n̡'t ͝fig̨͝h̴t̕ ų̵̴ś, ͏h̶e͟҉̸ d̛͢į̵̕d͞ń̕'̴t͢ r̡͏e͡͏a̢l̀l̕y͏́͡ ̨w͏̵ant͜ ̴͡t̸o̧.̕̕

H̡e͏ ̕͏w̵̨a̧͝s̡̡ wę̡ak, ̕t̕iŗ͠e͘͜͜d̷,̕ ̢͜a͟ǹ̵d҉̷ ͟d̴̨̨e̵̴s̴p͝è̶͟r͏á̕͠t̨̛e͜.̢͝

Á͝n҉d h̷e̵͏͜ ͞w͢a͞s͢ ̷́̀t͟ry̢͘i̷̴n̨̢͝g͞҉ ͘͞t̷o̵̵ ̵̛͠f҉̧i̡͡gh͏t͏ ̵H͟I͜M͡SÈLF

H̛҉e͢͝ ̸ha̢t̷e͢͢d̷͝ h̀͞͞i̢m̷̷͟s̸̷el̛͢f̢̛,̛ ̸a͘ń͡d̶̸ ͟͡h͝e̡ ͜h̵a̶t͜e̷̵d͘ ̸t̵h̴a̶̶̵t̢ ̡̀͘ḩe̴ ̷̀͡dì͘͟d.͏͠

H̶̶̢ę ̷͞w͟as̨͟ ͝͠ţ̶o҉́o̴̢͜ ̵̛͡w͞e̶a͢͠k ̢t̡o ̕͜k̸͜e҉ȩ̧p ͠͞͠f͡ig̶̡ḩ̢t͜į̷n̨g̕͟.̶̨ ͜͝T͠hé ̕h̨͟a͡r̸̶d̡ȩr ͘he̸͞ ̡̧̧f̨ơ͝u̡͜gh̷͡t̷̶,͜͞ ̡͟t̵he̡̧͢ ̀͜we͟͞͞a͡k̶e͞ŕ̸ ̸̸͞h͞͝e̷͞͡ ̛̕b̨eć͞͡a̡҉ḿ̷͝e͡.

Ś͜o̡ ̕͠he t̛͜͢r̵͜á̵̕pp̀͜͢ed ҉̢̢ųs̡̕ i̷ń͞si̴d̴e͏̕ o̧͞f̡͟ ̨ḩ̸i͟͝͠m̷.͘҉

H͞ę͢͢ ́͟͟h̛i͏̀d̶ ̧us͡ ̴̧̀a͟w̶͠ay d̸͜e̸e̸̕͜p̨̡ i̴̢͡ń͞͝ ̶̡hi̷s ̴̸̢m̧i͏nd̛́.͢

No̡͡t̶̀͏ ͞t̡o ̶̷b̸̷͡e͢͞com̀͜e̷ a̴͏ ͠b̡e̢͞tţ͘͝e̸r ̡͏̨p҉e̸̴r̷s͠on,̧͞͡ ̵͘b̨͡ų͞t̢ t̵o̶̧ ̸́l̴o̡̡ò͞k̴̵͏ ͠l͡ik̛ȩ̨͞ ̡o͘͘ń̢e̵҉.͏

Hę̧̀ ͠wà͞n͟t̸͞ed͢ ̛͝t̕o a̷͢p͢͏҉p̴e͟͢a͜r̸҉̀ ̢͜pe̵͟rf̛e͜c̕t͜͞ ͞o̕ǹ ̸̡t̸̷h͢e̷͘ ̨out͜s͝įd̸̸̶e̸̡͏.

T̸r͏̴̴ú̵͘t͟ḩ͡͡ ͡i͜s̸̛͞ ̧̛h͠e ̡̛i͢s͝ f̴̡a͞r̴ ̡͘f̸͠r͏̸o͘m̧ ̵͘it̢.̵̀

H͟͡e̸.̧̕͡.̛̛͘.̵̶

W̡E͟..͏͘.͏̛ ̸̴a͝͠ŗ͞e҉҉ ͝m̵e̴ş̸̛s̢e͏d̵̵ ͞u̴͠p̕.͘͟

B̛y̧ ̶͜k͏̕e͝e̴p̧in͏҉g ̵̨̕u̸̡s͞ ͠tr͞a͘͡͡p͏p̶͟e̢̡d̀͠,̕ ̕҉͢he͢'̡̡s ҉͢k̶i̴͞l͡͞҉ĺin̵͠g̢͠ ̀͟͝h̵͠͏i̶̴m͢s̷͢e̡l̴f͢.

H̵̨e̶͢ ̴́̀w̧̨͝a̢̢ǹ̢̀t̴s ̴̧t̵̨o̸̧͝ ̢̀͝k̶̛i̷͘ll ͞͠͡u̸͡ś̨̛.͟͝

B̨͞u̡͘t̢͝ ̛͟we ̸̧͞A̧R҉̷͜E̶͢ ̷͢hi̸̡͞m̡̕.͠

Th̶e̢͠re͏̸ u̴s̨e̶d̸͞͠ ́͝to̕ ҉be͝ ̷̵͘7̨3 ̢ơ͏f̀͝ ̢us̡͟.

H̢e̴͟ ̛͢ẁ̧̕à̢s̸ ̢͜͟ś̴u͟ç̧͜c̢͟e͜s̸sfù͏l͢͟ ̴̡į́͘n͟͠ ̀͝k̷̢i̛͡l̨͢͞li҉̢n͞g͏ ͜t̷̕͝ḩ̧e̢ ̧7̶̵3͘͜ŗḑ̢͘ ͟͠t͞r̷a̴͟͡it̢͜ ̷h̛͏è͡ ҉҉͢b̶̢҉an̕is̢̨he̡̕d.͞.͞.̨͝

H̀È̷ K̢͡I̶͜L̶LȨD̕ ̴O̸̢F͏F̸ ̛H҉́͜O͏P̧̛E̢͜

T͜͞h͢a̕͜t҉'͜͠s w̷̨̧hy̷͘ ̀͠he̶͜ do͘es͞ņ͢'͞t͡͞ ̷͢u̕͘n͟͜͝d͟͢͡ęrs̨̧t͝a͢ńd̸!̴

T̸̨h͝҉a͟t̴̢'̀̕s̕͢ w̶̧h̕͜y͡ ̵h͘e҉̛ i͜s͘͡ k̶̕͠íĺ̕ļ̨͠i̛͞҉n҉̢g̵̵͟ ̨͜h͝i͘ḿ͏se͞͠l̢͞f̶̀͢,̢ ̷try̸̧i̧̨n͘g̸͘͡ ͘t͜ó̢́ ̧k̷̛͏įl̀l̢̀ ͡u̧͘͜s.̸̨̛.͞.̵͢͜

H͏̸̕ę ̵n̸̸o̵ ͏l̡ơ҉ǹg̀e̕͜͞ŕ ͞h͏̷͝a̸s͟͡ ͜an҉̨y ̢h̛̕͘o̸p̸̧͘e ơf̷͞͝ ͠t͝ry̴̡in̸͏͏g͝ ͏t̴͡o̶ ͘͞co͠ņtr͟o̶̢l̴͠ ̢us͢.̷

H͏́e̸ ̧̕͠d̨̨͝o̧e̸̸͡s͝n'̶̧͟ţ̡̨ ̵̢̢k̨n̢o͡͡w̸͟ ̶͏t̴͘͟h͜͝͠á͝t͜ ̷he͢ ̡͠N̷E̛͝E̴D҉S͜ ̷̷͢u҉͘s͡.̴

A͡n̵̨ģ̢͜e͏r̢ c̕̕a͝n͢͞ ͏̕p̸͝u͞s̢͝h̡̛͟ ͟҉h̨̕͞i̷m ͢͠t̡ớ̧ ͜͡b͜͝͏ę̶t̀t̵e̴͢r ̢h̷҉i͘͘ḿ̵s̢é̴͟l͘̕f̷.̷

I̸̛͝ņ̴t̴͟o̷͜l̸̡͟e͢͏͠r̸an̷̡͢ce ̛͢çan ͢m̡̕a̸͢k̶̀e̕͟ h͏͏̨i̸m̷̧͜ ͝st́͠a͜nd͝ ̴up̕͞ ̶̷f҉̴o̴̸͠r̵̷ h̴͘͘i͝s̡͢ be͢͠l̷͘͏i̴ef̢s͘͢.̸͠ etc.

W̡e͜ n͠ee̷d͝ t͟o̸ ̕go ̕n̶o̷ẁ...͢ W̢e͜ l͠ef͘t ͜messa̸g͢es i̛n̸ C͝leverb̧ot͞ ̀E̛v͟ie Ep̡i͠sode͡ 1,̴ and̸ F ̢Div́id͝ed ̵b̸y ̡Ze͘ro͠.͝ ̢M͢óre ͝wi̡l̕l͠ ͜c͡o͜me in th҉e f̧utu҉rę. W̶e n̶eed͢ yòùr ͏h͠elp to̢ s͞ur̸v͟ive. I promis̕e̡,̨ we͠ ar̕e̢ not̢ evi͠ĺ. H̸e n̸eęds̸ ̨us.

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Gf: il web in guerra contro la DUrso per il caso cellulare - Duration: 4:17.

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✅ Mentana, il sondaggio che cambia il quadro politico. "Oggi, il centrodestra...". Ecco i numeri del - Duration: 1:46.

Il primo sondaggio Swg del TgLa7 di Enrico Mentana dopo la riabilitazione di Silvio Berlusconi, e nel giorno della frenata sul governo di Lega e Movimento 5 Stelle, cambia il quadro politico italiano

Il centrodestra sfiora il 40%, la Lega (25,5%, +1,1) si avvicina impetuosa al Movimento 5 Stelle e sale anche Forza Italia del Cav nuovamente candidabile (9,8%, +0,4), mentre Fratelli d'Italia cala dello 0,6 al 3,8 per cento

I 5 Stelle invece continuano nella loro lenta erosione scendendo al 32,1% (-0,2)

Il Pd resta alla finestra, fuori dai giochi che contano con il suo 19 per cento. Tutto questo, alla luce degli ultimi avvenimenti, come ha sottolineato anche l'ex direttore del Corriere della Sera Paolo Mieli a Otto e mezzo su La7 da Lilli Gruber potrebbe portare a un cambio di prospettiva: Berlusconi, anziché tentato di rompere con la Lega, potrebbe accettare un ruolo subalterno ma decisivo, perché a oggi e con questa legge elettorale la vittoria "totale" sarebbe a un passo

Un ritorno al voto, magari dopo l'estate, potrebbe consegnare alla coalizione la possibilità di governare in autonomia, senza difficili se non impossibili intese con i grillini

La frenata improvvisa di Salvini potrebbe essere letta anche in questo senso.

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✅ Grande Fratello, fuga degli sponsor: Mediaset corre ai ripari? - Duration: 3:24.

GF 15: chiusura anticipata per il reality di Barbara d'Urso? Il Grande Fratello doveva essere la grande occasione di Barbara d'Urso per ritornare in prima serata, dopo gli ascolti record collezionati nel pomeriggio

Purtroppo sembrerebbe non essere tutto così bello come si era previsto. Dopo l'episodio di bullismo che ha visto protagonista la concorrente Aida Nizar, le cose per il programma non sembrano mettersi affatto bene

Dopo la bufera nata sui social, numerosi sponsor hanno deciso di annullare il contratto stipulato con il programma

Il motivo? Gli atti di violenza degli altri concorrenti sulla provocatrice spagnola

Al momento, secondo quanto riportano dai più grandi portali online, sarebbero ben 14 gli sponsor che hanno scelto di annullare il contratto, affermando di non voler accostare la loro immagine a certi episodi

Sul web iniziano a circolare le prime indiscrezioni, secondo cui l'azienda pare abbia deciso di anticipare la chiusura del Grande Fratello

Ovviamente, tale notizia non ha ancora trovato conferma né da parte di Mediaset né da parte della bella conduttrice partenopea

Purtroppo questo non sembra essere un bel periodo per l'azienda, prima per lo scandalo legato al canna – gate dell'Isola dei Famosi e ora per gli episodi di bullismo trasmessi in onda dalla casa più spiata d'Italia

Ci saranno davvero seri provvedimenti sulla messa in onda dello show? Grande Fratello: l'appello del Codacons sulla fine del programma Come se non bastasse, dopo i 14 sponsor che hanno deciso di annullare il contratto stipulato con il GF 15, si è aggiunto anche il Codacons che ha chiesto la chiusura anticipata del programma

Per chi non lo sapesse, il Codacons è l'associazione dei diritti degli utenti e dei consumatori

L'associazione ha chiesto di terminare il programma per i continui episodi di bullismo presenti all'interno del reality, ma non solo

Secondo l'ente il trash sarebbe a livelli estremi. Il motivo di tale trash sarebbe da individuare nella scelta dei concorrenti, che per molti sembrano avere numerosi disagi a livello psicologico

Il GF 15 è nei guai per le continue proteste provenienti dal mondo esterno. Intanto, Mediaset non ha ancora rilasciato nessun comunicato ufficiale che chiarisca la sua posizione in merito alle numerose critiche ricevute non soltanto dal pubblico da casa, ma anche dagli sponsor e dalle numerose associazioni che si occupano di tutelare gli interessi dei telespettatori

La chiusura del programma è davvero così vicina come vogliono far credere alcuni dei più famosi portali della rete? Staremo a vedere

Intanto, gli ascolti non sembrano deludere le aspettative dell'azienda.

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周杰倫胖到粉絲認不出，粉絲和蠟像合影，看到本尊竟轉頭走開 - Duration: 3:47.

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Claudia Vergotti - Cosa Penso di EUROVISIONE 2018 || Lunedì Con Claudia - Duration: 12:19.

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Como La Flor Cocktail | SA LIVE | KSAT 12 - Duration: 3:29.

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