Friday, July 27, 2018

Youtube daily report Jul 27 2018

hello everybody this is Dave and Stewart from ERA UK we're just producing a

series of very exciting new videos for us of our life on the road project you can see

it's very very bumpy but Stewart what do you reckon so far today yeah good idea

first of our posts sorry if I'm not looking the camera all the time but the

road is getting a bit busy but keep looking because there's one of these

posts coming later on I'm really thankful that Stewart is not looking

at the camera because I would be really really really scared and we're

approaching the first of our stops today for tea and buns that is going to be

part of this we are going to carry out some reviews of very good stops around

the country you really should tune in anyway that's it for now we're off to

see a client do tune in again bye bye

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【BIG NEWS】 I'm Keeping A Cat!!! [CC Available] |Yuka Kinoshita - Duration: 10:03.

Hello it's Kinoshita Yuka ( English subtitles by ~Aphexx~ )

So today.... I thought I'd try shooting a regular life vid in this room

I got some news to tell you guys

tadaa! I got this little meowzers

Just look at how cute he is

I've wanted to have a cat since forever ago

But I never really went ahead and bought one

It is taking another life into your hands after all and you shouldn't approach something like that so lightly

But I had this dream recently

In my dream there was this cat and it had these flipped back looking ears

And check this little guy out

Can you see how his ears are

This type of cat is called an American curl

It's curled back ears are what make it so unique

And when I saw my dream I was like.......

oh so... its a sign that I am supposed to go out and get a cat

So I searched around to see if american curls were available here in Tokyo

And there was one close by

And I went out to see him

I even held him in my arms And I even thought this might perhaps be the one

but ..... it was really cute but...

and it did lick me and was so cute I was like omg its so cute are cats supposed to be this cute

But I felt that this was not the one I was meant to be with

and so I was weighing my options for a while

And so later when I was looking online

And I saw a picture this little guy And his little face was so darn cute

I totally fell in love and so I went to go meet him

And once I held him in my arms I knew she was the one for me

and so... I know some of you might not care

Just recently a person named 'Hikakin' bought a cat

I went to go meet this cat the morning of the release of his video announcing his purchase of a kitten

And I made a decision to pick this one

And right on that exact same day Hikakin made a video announcing that he bought a cat

I was shook I was like am I copying him or something?

That is totally not the case. please don't say that you guys. Just looking at these little critters aren't they so cute

but.... please don't think like that It is another life that you're going to be in charge of

You really have to want one of these before you take on such responsibility

This little guy is called an American curl

but these youtubers called PDR and Mimei also have an american curl

I never knew much about this sort of cat I've only heard of things like Russian Blue scottish fold and others

I never knew that this type of cat existed called American curl

I only knew about this variety of cat that had flipped back ears in a round about way.

PDR and mimei's cat called Suga is also an american curl and its a tiny black kitten with swept back ears

its super cute

I probably saw that and it was stuck in my brain And that's probably the reason why I dreamt of this cat

I totes thought it was destiny or something but It was probably just me remembering that cat

It was all things to 'shuga' that I was able to meet this little kitten... I'm so thankful

ayyy.... you've spent the whole video ignoring the camera... you ain't no youtuber at all

the name....

I've been thinking long and hard about it even before picking her up

Her name is 'Lon'

Lon "ron" sounds like a boys name doesn't it she's not a boy she's a girl

over there look over there

Even before bringing her back my thoughts were always about her.... wondering what is she up to right now

There really isn't any meaning behind her name I just saw her face looks like a "Lon"

don't she look like a Lon when I told my friend they said that it totally looks like a Lon

My friend told me that in French that Lon can also mean 'luck'

I'm not sure if it's due to the american curl breed but this little guy is so affectionate and loves to play

she loves to eat as well

she does bite and scratch but does it so lightly and lovingly that it doesn't hurt at all

I don't think I'll put up any videos of my cat

This is just an announcement video and that is why its here

Aside from this I don't believe I'll put anymore vids of my cat on my main channel here

I'll probably put videos of her on my second channel

So for any of you who are interested please go check it out

cats do love being petted around here

I was thinking.... mother cats lick their kittens like this I feel that if you recreate that feeling the kittens really respond to it

she purrs right away the thing that is super cute is when she is on your tummy

she starts to massage it right away

It seems like it's one of those things that kittens tend to do

Apparently it's a sign that kittens give that they want some of their mother's milk

so lets play a bit with Lon

she loves this thing

we got her attention

She plays a lot and she sleeps a lot as well

Just when I think she's asleep shes up and ready to play again

hey Lon I've never seen you jump

She loves it up here She's always taking naps up here

ain't she just the cutest

When raising an animal It is taking another life into your own hands

You really can't take this lightly

I spent a long time wanting to Have a pet but I stayed away from getting one on a whim

There's been quite a lot of people getting cats recently

its a boom in Cat ownership

Despite being a little cat she really is affectionate to humans she must love humans

she's so smart And she already learned how to go potty

I plopped her next to the litter box and told her that's your toilet and she took to it

she doesn't get into trouble either

It's her favorite spot

She loves taking naps there

look at that scary face

c'mere

she's such a cutie

hey stop that

no don't do that

It's all right now that she's a kitten But it might hurt when she's grown up

and so this was the announcement I seldom ever shoot vids in this room anymore

I'll probably throw up vids on instagram and my other channel so please check them out

I'll be taking a break from eating today I just wanted to announce that I now have a kitten

And as always thank you for watching If you like this video please hit the like and subscribe buttons

oh yeah I forgot to say that Lon's jaw juts out a bit

and she looks sort of like a pug ain't that so cute

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Getting 'That Shot': Capturing Comedians with Idil Sukan - Duration: 2:31.

THAT SHOT IDIL SUKAN

This photo is so important to me

because it shows that comedy photography

can be a creative collaboration.

My name is Idil.

I am an Art Director and Photographer.

So, when I first started out in the comedy industry,

all the comedians seemed to fall

into certain categories of wacky comedy photography.

They all kind of looked on white backgrounds

and comedians were shrugging

and looking wacky

and it didn't ever reflect

all their different types of comedy

and their different personalities and their different backgrounds.

I wanted to collaborate with them,

so that the final photographs actually represent them properly

and actually is an extension of their work

and their creative process.

I worked a lot in improvised comedy

and it's amazing how much overlap there is

between the rules behind improvised comedy

in a photo studio, during a photo shoot.

When you are taking a portrait,

there is two of you in the room

collaborating as equals, working together,

then you're inventing something out of nothing.

I think some people use 50 mm,

some people prefer a 105 mm lens,

but I finally got my dream lens,

which was the 85 mm f/1.4.

I find that 85 mm is a perfect distance

between the photographer and the sitter.

I think if all comedians are photographed the same,

then they will never find those wonderful fan groups of people

who absolutely love their comedy

and that bridge, that's where I want to work

to allow and facilitate the comedians

to find their fans

and for the fans to find their comedians.

CAMERA: NIKON D800 LENS: AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.4G

SHUTTER SPEED: 1/200s ISO: 50

THAT SHOT

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Warlock - TOP DPS - pré-BFA - Duration: 21:56.

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Leptospirosis - Interview with the lawyer Michel LEDOUX - Duration: 24:17.

My name is Michel Ledoux I am a lawyer at the Court

of Paris, specialist in social law, social security law and social protection

and so, I have been interested for twenty years in occupational health.and so, I have been interested for twenty years in health

at work. Initially I returned to this subject by the law of Social Security

and then gradually over the years, and also depending on the interest

of our fellow citizens in these topics the firm specialized on health issues

in health at work so physical health, mental health and all liability issues,

civil liability and criminal liability.

Occupational health law

in 2016 has taken on considerable importance, occupational health is now at the heart

heart of professional life for one simple reason is that for years, for

decades, when there was an attack on health at work it was often

often linked to fatality. It kept repeating that one did not make "omelette

without breaking eggs", that "it was the ransom of the progress", since a few

few years the social body does not accept anymore the attacks on the health in and even

even less damage to health at work. When a significant attack occurs,

it is no longer linked to fatality but is experienced as the mark of

a real social dysfunction. And society, citizens demand responsibility researches,

and we will see that, as a result, the law which

ultimately reflects the state of mind of a society at a given moment, has evolved considerably

and that companies, in particular, are now facing increasing obligations

to protect employees at work.

When we talk about responsibility for

occupational health we must already distinguish globally between two major families of

responsibilities, we have on one side the civil responsibility and on the other hand the criminal responsibility.

Civil responsibility, what's the point? This allows to compensate

the victims. In all the countries of the world when there is an attack on health, we are going to

to compensate the victim by paying him money, that money goes into the victim's pockets,

that is called damages, so that's the civil responsibility.

And then criminal responsibility is our responsibility as a citizen

with respect to the fundamental rules of the country in which we live, there are rules

of living in common minimum, or maximum elsewhere, and these rules are sanctioned if necessary

when they are not respected by the courts. And more specifically in occupational health

by the correctional courts. And there is a character

who is responsible for ordering investigations, supervising investigations, and, where appropriate,

having offenders punished in court. This man is called,

it is the generic term, the public prosecutor. On the side of civil liability, actually

things are solved in the form of payment of damages and interest; and then in the field

of occupational health, who finances the risk of an accident at work and an occupational disease?

These are the employers. Only employers contribute to compensate employees

who have suffered an accident at work and an occupational disease. And the employers contribute to the URSSAF

and precisely the accident rate of the work, it is a rate which is calculated by the CARSAT

and which is function of the number and the gravity of the accidents which occur in an establishment.

In other words, in a company or an establishment, the more accidents you have,

the more serious the accidents, the longer the work stoppages,

, the higher the medical costs, the higher the disability rates, and

the more the accident rate of work increases, the more the social charges increase. And

we understand that the goal was to make the link between funding and

and prevention. There is no prevention, there is more damage to health, it is

more expensive; we do prevention, there are fewer health problems,

it costs less. So that is the civil liability and who at work, I repeat,

, is financed by the employer through his payroll taxes. As for the criminal responsibility,

then, when it is engaged, and the responsible persons that it is the company

as a legal person or the leaders, they risk being sent to a

a correctional court and to be condemned, and well in the worst case to imprisonment

and / or fines. In criminal cases the Criminal Court will sentence the employer

to imprisonment or conditional sentence, suspended most of the time, and then also

fines that can be extremely important, for example in case of homicide

involuntary with deliberate failure one risks today up to 5 years of imprisonment

and 75 000 euros of fine. So we see that the stakes are very important. And then

then if I talk about employers, legal entities, companies, for twenty years now,

, it should be known that legal persons, companies

in the clear, are criminally responsible. In other words today in case of "glitches", in

case of accident, in case of recklessness, negligence, we can sue the leaders,

natural persons, but we can also sue the company as a legal person.

And clearly when one has his name in the newspaper for an injury to health,

for that matter or to the environment, as a legal person it is not very good

for business, and therefore it endangers not only actually the cash

, but also its brand image. And actually for a few

years we have some significant accidents, I think AZF for example, we have attacks

on physical or mental health that involved known companies, and naturally

it has deteriorated their brand image, and these are therefore extremely important issues

today. It is clear to what extent the prevention of occupational hazards

is of considerable importance.

Any injury to health at work is not

an inexcusable fault of the employer. When an accident occurs at work or

an occupational disease, when the professional character is recognized in the general scheme

scheme by the CPAM, the victim is indemnified by precisely the CPAM; however, where

an injury to health is due to negligence on the part of the employer or to a breach of health and safety rules,

the victim may plead the inexcusable fault of the employer.

This happens in a special court called the Social Security Court,

and if the inexcusable fault of the employer is recognized,

the victim will receive additional damages, which will complement

what is paid by the CPAM. In a nutshell, we are going to increase his work accident benefit and we

will compensate the victim for a number of counts of harm, such as physical suffering,

mental suffering, aesthetic prejudice, etc., etc. In the end, it is the offending company

that pays in other words it is the company that, by its negligence, caused the damage

damage to health, which will finance these additional damages. The inexcusable fault,

still a few years ago obeyed a very spectacular definition, it

was necessary that the victim demonstrates a fault of an exceptional gravity. You must know

that since February 28, 2002, there will be inexcusable fault of the employer only

only on two conditions: one when the employer became aware of the danger and that he did nothing

only on two conditions: one when the employer became aware of the danger and that he did nothing

of the danger, because he has an obligation to know the safety rules. And second

when the victim will show that the employer has not taken measures

measures to preserve it. In other words, it is no longer necessary

for a fault of exceptional gravity, it is sufficient that the employer was aware of

and I repeat, that the employer has the obligation to assess the risks

so be aware of the dangers. And of course the victim must also

show that the employer did nothing, did not take the measures

to preserve it. That's the civil liability, it's the inexcusable fault of the employer

it is the inexcusable fault of the employer and the inexcusable fault of the employer, that can be very expensive since

when the consequences of an accident or an illness are very heavy, the Damages and

interest obviously can be extremely important, and all this can be very

expensive for a company. Now on the side of criminal responsibility, there

there must be the offense exists, for example in the case of homicide or involuntary injury,

manslaughter for example it is the fact, for an employer by carelessness,

negligence, clumsiness, inattention, breach of an obligation of prudence and security,

for example imposed by law or regulation, for example the labor code, to provoke

the death of others. And in this case, I said it earlier, it can go up

to 5 years of imprisonment and 75,000 euros fine. But what is important to

to note is that since 2002 the Court of Cassation has laid down a fundamental principle

principle which is the following: "Under the employment contract which binds an employer to his employee,

the employer is bound to with regard to his employee to an obligation of security of

result", obligation of security of result, which clearly means that

the employer is obliged and obliged to ensure that his employee is not

not sick or injured at work . And if the employee is suffering from a pathology

for example and much much more easily than before we will be able to seek

the responsibility of the employer. It is a true revolution that obligation

of result, it has crossed the whole field of the social right and it is now

the essential base of the questioning of the responsibility of many companies,

both besides in front of the court Social Security cases, but also

before the Labor Court, and also before the administrative courts.

So you see, in 2002, we experienced a real revolution and this revolution did not

fall from the sky, it is the consequence of a very strong expectation from the society to

to ensure that health at work is safeguarded.

It should be known that the accident rate of work and occupational disease, it is a rate which is calculated by the CARSAT

or in the Paris region the CRAM. It should be known that only companies finance

the occupational risk and the accident rate of work, it depends on the workforce

of the company. But when the business is a large business, this accident-at-work rate

is a function of the number and severity

severity of work-related accidents and occupational illnesses that occur over a period of time. In other words,

In other words, in a company, the more accidents and occupational diseases,

more precisely, more work stoppages attributable in particular to this occupational disease

re long, plus medical expenses that will be spent to treat the employee, and the

higher the disability rates, which correspond to the reduction in the working capacity

of an employee, the higher the accident rate of work will increase. And the AT / MP rate,

it is included in the social charges, and therefore more payroll taxes will increase,

, moreover it is directly done on purpose since, after the war, when the system was flattened,

wanted to make the link between funding and prevention. When

When we do not do prevention, we necessarily have more health problems, we pay more.

When we do prevention, we necessarily have fewer

fewer health problems, we pay less. It is clear that we wanted to make employers aware

of the prevention of occupational risks, I was going to say by the wallet, and therefore

an accident rate of work it can be very expensive, considerably increase

the cost of work since the social charges increase and this can sometimes even lead

lead companies to stop any activity, since in this case, there is no interest,

margins are reduced and it can turn into a financial disaster.

The general principles of prevention are extremely important.

It should be known that the principle of occupational health is that the responsibility

rests on the shoulders of the employer and the employer is required to protect the physical and mental health

of its employees. Logic also militates in this sense since

it is the employer who has the economic power, the disciplinary power, it is he who

organizes the work and therefore it is on him that lies the responsibility. And then in

the hat of the fourth part of the Labor Code, the one that deals with occupational health,

exists what is called the general principles of prevention which are finally a little

"ten commandments" of the employer. What is expected

of the employer? And the employer before, when entrusting a job to someone,

must before the start of work, identify all the risks that the operator

will be confronted, the first step. Step two, he is asked to remove,

once he has identified all the risks, the risks he can remove. And then third step,

behind there are the risks that we can not delete, that's very important,

we can not remove all occupational risks, we must produce

wealth, we must work well, it Sometimes you have to implement products that can

be dangerous, so there are risks that can not be removed. If we

can not remove them, that's the extra step, we can sometimes reduce them,

limit them a bit, plan them a little bit, and then last step, there is the hard core

of the risk, we can not not to suppress it, we can not reduce it, we have to take it,

we have to go, and we ask the employer to put in front of this residual risk

the appropriate security measures, and these security measures, when we go to the bottom of things,

they do not ultimately aim to make the accident impossible, they aim

to make the accident as unlikely as possible, and the least serious

possible, if unfortunately it occurred. This is the general principles of prevention

and these principles weigh on the employer. And then, when it comes to occupational health,

the employer must rely on his occupational health service, on the occupational doctor,

, whose role is to advise the employer and to advise the employees. It must be

equidistant between the employer and the employees. It is the knowing,

the specialist, it is the man who knows the problems of health at

at work, it is a doctor, and it is all the difficulty besides and the very important role

the occupational physician: it is to be the advisor of the employee and

and the employer in order to preserve the health at work and to respect effectively

the general principles of prevention.

The responsibility of the occupational doctor, so he is occupational physician and he is also

obviously a doctor, so already fundamentally it is clear that as a doctor,

in case of misdiagnosis, the occupational physician could engage his personal responsibility.

That said, everything related to the functioning of an occupational

health service, for example the regularity of medical visits, is the responsibility

of the employer. The responsibility of the occupational health doctor is only

a very subsidiary responsibility in relation to the absolutely fundamental responsibility of the employer who is in charge,

who has the responsibility to enforce, relying on the occupational physician,

effectively hygiene, health, safety, in his business. So have

occupational doctors already been prosecuted? It can happen, for example

example in the so-called "asbestos case", some labor doctors who are currently

under investigation for the offense of homicide, involuntary injury, non-assistance to

person at risk, to have in all cases at the level of the indictment,

not to have done their work of reporting, not to have attracted the attention of some

employers on the health catastrophe which was announced, not to have warned

employees of the risks and not offered themin every case solutions

to protect themselves. We have some doctors at work who are currently under investigation.

? Except for some vaccinations made compulsory by the Public Health Code, vaccination is optional. In other words

we can not impose an employee a vaccination. So we have been fortunate for some

years to have an opinion of the Superior Council of Public Hygiene which gives indications

indications to the occupational doctors and which suggests to the occupational physician, to propose vaccination

in a number of situations. And that goes back, we return to the general principles

of prevention, in other words, when an employee is obviously exposed

to risk, when this exposure is documented, when other employees have already possibly

revealed pathologies on these work positions, and in particular when

an employee carries out an activity prescribed by the table of occupational diseases,

the occupational physician in this case there must propose, or may propose in all

cases, a vaccination. This means that, conversely, if we have been confronted with an

an employee who is obviously exposed to risks, to a position documented as an exhibitor, with

a specific personalized exposure, and which the occupational doctor would not propose

in this hypothesis of vaccination, or would suggest the employer also

to recommend vaccination, one could imagine that this could be considered,

especially if the consequences are serious, that this could be considered as a

especially if the consequences are serious, that this could be considered as

criminal liability, in particular for crimes of homicide or unintentional injury.

In certain situations this could be considered as a fault

fault of the physician, a gross negligence on the part of the occupational doctor, that is what can be

said. But, after all, I repeat that it is the employer who is at the forefront

of occupational health, and the occupational physician is the advisor

to the employer and the employee. It is his responsibility to give the employer medical information

enabling the employer to take the necessary decisions

to protect the health of its employees.

: So, in a practical way, let us imagine

an employee who develops a pathology related to leptospirosis. First situation: the

the employee, he was offered vaccination he refused. He falls sick, his illness

his illness will be professional, it will remain an occupational disease, on the other hand it will be difficult,

a priori, to demonstrate and the possible inexcusable fault of his employer, but obviously

provided that the employer justifies taking collective measures , individual

prevention, protection. If the employer has provided PPE in this case, the employee

employee if he refused the vaccination, will have difficulty to recognize the inexcusable fault

of his employer, and thus to obtain damages and interests complementary to the recognition

of his occupational disease. Second hypothesis: the employer refuses vaccination, explicitly refuses

vaccination. In this case the employer has to worry, because

if the employee falls ill it will be an occupational disease obviously, but in this

case, much more easily than in the previous situation, the employee will

will be able to invoke the inexcusable fault of his employer, specifically,

even though the occupational doctor had possibly suggested vaccination,

and although the employer refused this vaccination. This will probably be considered

an inexcusable fault of the employer and this will have significant financial consequences,

since the employer will have to pay damages. Third hypothesis:

the occupational doctor does not propose vaccination, even though

we would be in a situation in which vaccination should have been proposed if we follow

the advice of the Superior Council of Public Hygiene. In this case, for the employee

it will be an occupational disease for him, and probably he can again, there

it will be an occupational disease for him, and probably he can again,

Since in this case, the occupational physician who is still an employee of the employer,

would ricochet the responsibility of his company, and while

the employer, against behind, would be empowered to make reproaches to his doctor

of work which even when one would return in the forecasts of the Council Superior Public Hygiene,

and well the doctor of the work would not have suggested this vaccination.

There, there could be a possible dispute between the employer and his doctor.

Obviously we do not fit in the field

right of the Social Security, there will be no occupational disease, there

there will be no inexcusable fault of the possible employer, against the employee could

necessary engage a proceedings before the Conseil des Prud'hommes by reproaching

the employer for not having complied with his obligation of security of result.

Then there is also always on the same basis, a procedure that

is not yet completely stabilized, with a case law that "floats" a little more,

the employee could when he is obviously exposed to the risk ask before

the Conseil des Prud'hommes, the conviction of his employer for the injury of anxiety.

It is a prejudice that was invented by the Court of Cassation in May 2010

2010 during the so-called "asbestos" case, but which could be

transposed to situations of exposure to proven risk, and therefore even if the employee

does not develop a pathology, he could demonstrate that he was contaminated without

the disease appearing, and therefore claim compensation for his anxiety damage,

which is a cause for concern, anguish. The employee is not sick

but he has good reason to fear to develop a pathology and he could, we will see

what the case law will do, in the coming years, so ask

compensation for his injury anxiety.

If he falls ill, it will be an occupational disease and the employer will pay for his accident at work rate

rate the consequences of the recognition of this occupational disease. It should

be known that if the victim, if the patient, has at least 40% of incapacity or more, it

will cost to the employer currently, it costs on the employer account 480 000 euros.

And so that's what the employer will pay, even if his employee refuses

refuses vaccination. I would add that even in this hypothesis, the employer will have an interest

in being able to demonstrate that he has provided his employee with collective or individual protection equipment,

otherwise he will still be liable to an inexcusable fault on the part of

employer, even if the employee, I repeat refused the vaccination.

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 Voici consacre sa Une cette semaine à Anne-Sophie Lapix, qui prend du temps avec son mari, l'homme d'affaires Arthur Sadoun, en Corse

 « Amour, plage, et activité à haute dose…sur l'ile de beauté, la journaliste et son homme ont opté pour des vacances romantiques et toniques », rapporte le magazine people, qui dévoile de superbe photos de la journaliste vedette de France 2 affichant une superbe silhouette

   Le couple s'est installé à Cagnano, au Misincu, un hôtel cinq étoiles avec une vue sur la mer. Mais le mois d'août, elle le passera en Pays basque, chez elle

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Je suis fatiguée, mais je n'aurais pas pu vivre l'un ou l'autre. En fait, je suis une mère au foyer qui travaille ».  Avec son mari, c'est toujours l'amour fou

 « on a eu une vie avant. Mon mari m'a connue journaliste et il respecte énormément ce que je fais. Il y a un rapport très équilibré entre nous, très à l'écoute, très attentif à ce que fait l'autre »

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Daily Insights & Motivation: Pick Yourself Up, Dust Yourself Off, And Start Again. - Duration: 4:01.

Hey guys it's John from Acquire Liberty pick yourself up dust yourself off and

start over again those are three points I have for you today and I'll tell you

why you're going to constantly be doing that if you want to have any kind of

success in the digital marketing business you'll constantly be picking

yourself up dust yourself off and starting over again and starting again

and again and again and I'll tell you why when you're starting off new and

you're green or whatever obviously you're not an established business

you're not quite sure what's going on or what you're doing and you're kind of

learning as you go right so you're gonna have those days of peaks and valleys

more often than if you've been doing this for like a couple years right it's

gonna get to you it's gonna weigh it down you're you're gonna feel drained

you're gonna feel like a failure whenever you have those moments okay

don't stop don't quit just keep going okay just in your head you gotta think

to yourself I'm gonna pick myself up I'm gonna dust myself off and I'm starting

over again I'm starting over again I'm starting over again and that's what

you're gonna have to do a ton of times a ton of times before it's gonna become

habit okay you just can't get the idea of failure beating you failure cannot

beat you okay you can only beat yourself as far as that's concerned because it's

not like you're in a ring with somebody and they're beating you up Marissa

you're down and out this is digital marketing online but if you get to the

point where you know your business starts to you start to feel like your

business is failing you're not keeping up with like the regular you know income

that you're used to or you know you can't keep up with your email

subscribers or you can't do your Facebook ads or you know what else you

can't like I said you can't keep up with your social media any of those things

you can't keep up with your videos for example when you start to see your

business going hmm right don't quit tomorrow's a new

day right today is a new day you pick yourself up you dust yourself off and

you start over just don't quit if you keep going pretty much guaranteed you're

going to find yourself being successful I've talked to six and seven-figure

income earners specifically in this case a six-figure income earner who was at

the point of failure he wasn't making enough money so he had to go back and

get a part-time job and it was rough for him he felt like he failed but he talked

to one of his coaches one of his coaches said you haven't failed it's a stumbling

block it's the road it's a little bit of a roadblock that you're gonna bust

through don't worry about it you said you just keep doing what you're doing

do the best you can with the time that you have and the coach said to him I

guarantee you you keep going it's gonna hit one day and you're gonna have

tremendous amounts of success it's just the law of nature so I want to tell

people who are especially in the beginning maybe you're on my team or

whatnot don't quit don't give up all you have to do is pick yourself up dust

yourself off and start again whether that means every day whether it means

every week whether it means every month whether it means every year don't quit

you do that you'll have success guys this is John from Acquire Liberty I hope

you have a great day today and don't forget you could follow me on Facebook

Twitter Instagram and now YouTube and when you go to youtube you could follow

me on you can subscribe here is over here I think it's over here now hit that

little button and then when you hit the button hit the little bell for

notifications for so the next time I upload a video you'll be the first to

know guys until next time you take care and all and always as always god bless

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VLOG | MY SUMMER SUNDAY - AURY GYMNASTICS - Duration: 6:56.

Today, we go to the sea!

I'll show you what I do in my summer sunday

It's beautiful

It's very hot!

Now, we go eat at the restaurant. Byeeee

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D & S 1 1 - Duration: 0:44.

hello everybody this is Dave and Stewart from ERA UK we're just producing a

series of very exciting new videos for us of our life on the road project you can see

it's very very bumpy but Stewart what do you reckon so far today yeah good idea

first of our posts sorry if I'm not looking the camera all the time but the

road is getting a bit busy but keep looking because there's one of these

posts coming later on I'm really thankful that Stewart is not looking

at the camera because I would be really really really scared and we're

approaching the first of our stops today for tea and buns that is going to be

part of this we are going to carry out some reviews of very good stops around

the country you really should tune in anyway that's it for now we're off to

see a client do tune in again bye bye

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[MV] John Park(존박) _ Understand - Duration: 3:26.

Every time I open my eyes Bottles are everywhere

Messy clothes Roaring TV

Just leave it there

I'm more used to this that way

The smoke filled in the room When the traces of yesterday

Return with my memory that I blacked out

Even if I'm a little afraid

This is better as it is

I'm high

I don't want to

So high

If I have to say, fly

I feel like I'm flying over the sky

From morning to night

You can say bad words about me with friends

You don't understand

Now I feel like this is me

I don't know why But wrinkles disappeared

Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun

You can turn off the phone all night long

You can't understand

I have no choice

I think I'm just that kind of guy

Unavoidable formula

Empty time

My mouth is stinging as if a snaggletooth came out

I can get used to it Whatever

I'm better than you think

Now every time I feel good

Girls who were pushed back knock on my door

The stopped world welcomes me little by little

I'm high

I don't want to

So high

Even if I don't say anything, fly

Maybe it appears on my face

From morning to night

You can say bad words about me with friends

You don't understand

Now I feel like this is me

I don't know why But wrinkles disappeared

Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun

You can turn off the phone all night long

You can't understand

I have no choice

I think I'm just that kind of guy

I kept trying to put you in my heart

Breaking down I was a fool

Don't worry

It's time to untie your neck tie

It's just as I said Look at me

How I can be free

Into your comparison and greed

I don't have to fit me

You don't understand

Being pathetic

Isn't for me I'm cool

Like what you always said

You can just leave me like that

You can't understand

To so many nights in pain

I propose a toast

From morning to night

You can say bad words about me with friends

You don't understand

Now I feel like this is me

The girl who wanted only you went home

Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun

You can turn off the phone all night long

You can't understand

I have no choice

I think I'm just that kind of guy

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JERRY HYDE - The Book of Sin - Duration: 14:35.

can you tell me who you are? - i'd rather not

and don't do that!

I'm Jerry Hyde I'm a therapist and an author

we're launching a new book which was written two years ago

over the period of a year like a journal from January the 1st to December the 31st,

documenting observations I made over the course of 366 days

because of course I picked a leap year which made the job even harder. there was a whole day longer

the the book is called the BOOK OF SIN, How To Save The World, A Practical Guide

i can't imagine what prompted me to choose that subject and do it in that way but I did

and I learn a huge amount. So it's exploring different codes, moral codes that people have lived by

and really looking at the consequence of living without those codes

I came into it, in a kind of quite rebellious...

you know "we don't need these codes they're outdated" attitude and

very quickly realized I see a lot of the world's problems because we don't have any codes anymore

so it has almost turned me into a Tory... - what?!! - no, I didn't

i interviewed some very interesting people for the book.

Grayson Perry was the first person and you know his statement was : sin? you know what a sin means it's out of date

and that made me think : oh shit I've chosen this thing that's totally irrelevant

and then I spoke to my friend Shivam OBrien and

he made a really interesting point that for me defined the book which is

we live in a shameless culture now and in the days when people lived in fear of going to hell

that was an awful alot of real terrible sins have been committed in the name of God

atrocities you know way beyond sin

but you go too far the other way and you create a shameless culture

where there's no consequence no one considers the impact of the amount of plastic they're using

or politicians behave in such ways that they're beyond humiliation

then you end up with a very very dangerous culture or society that's actually threatens to implode and self-destruct

I mean there weren't that many codes out there. Really we seem to have stuck with the same ones for thousands of years

although it's interesting I didn't know this :

the seven deadly sins were created only about 800 years ago they're not that old

not even half as old as Christianity.

they were created by some Pope in about 1300 or something

you gotta remember that all these codes they're designed to scare the shit out of people right you know

thou shalt not do this and if you do you'll be sent to a place where you'll burn forever

and you really scare people and that's how you control them

so most of these codes were designed to control people.

and then you find some really interesting stuffs when you start to look around like the this thing called the

Georgia Guidestones which is a monument in Georgia in America that no one knows who built it

it was only built about 30 or 40 years ago and it's got some very very interesting inscriptions on it

that tend to scare people, like a suggestion

that we need a world government or the suggestion that

the world needs to be kept to a certain number I think it was 500 million which is probably true

but then people going oh this is inciting people to genocide well no, I don't think it is

and we do a pretty good job of that anyway but you got to recognize

that some of the things that we're struggling with it just because of

the fucking size of us as a specie and that's kind of hard to manage

so I'd never heard of them and then I looked at Satanism which I thought was

gonna be you know awful and scary and terrifying and I discovered I'm a Satanist!

in terms of I would say about 90% of their Commandments I just thought were common sense

there are a few where they talked about

you know smiting down people and what have you that I they lost me

but on the whole you know get curious look around there's some really interesting stuff out there

if there's any intention I'm not preaching a code I haven't written a book

where I said "this is how you should live your life"

now that the seven deadly sins are no longer relevant here's my deadly sins that I think you should live by

I wouldn't dream of doing that. And I'm inviting anyone who reads it

to consider "right what's my code?" yeah, make your own code and live by it

and that requires a huge willingness to what we call the self-inquiry

to be really really curious about who you are and what's your actual truth

Osho said "morality is so that people don't have to think for themselves

and what I'm encouraging people to do is really think for themselves

not drive through a red light because you're told is wrong but to think of it for yourself

if I do this there's going to be consequences. people are gonna be hurt. so this works for me

and I'm also encouraging people I suppose

I'm not an anarchist but I I'm encouraging people to therefore break the law

if they feel that the law is wrong for them. Just to really think it through

don't follow orders because you're told. Again Osho said

"don't follow any command and this is coming from from within you also

I call it a do-it-yourself help book! The ancient Hebrew translation of the word sin means

to forget oneself and that's really the only sin right?!

if you go to sleep if you don't pay attention to who you are

and what's really really important for you then you are committing a sin

and people only really transgress when they're asleep so you can't kill someone if you're

awake if you're wide awake and fully conscious maybe you could kill them if

they're you know threatening your safety or the safety of your children or something

but the kind of murderous behavior that they not only

psychopathic people or killers perpetrate but also soldiers you know

soldiers are trained to go to sleep you have to be in a state of unconsciousness

to pull that trigger or drop that bomb so "thy shall not kill"

that's not really the sin that's a consequence of the greatest sin which is of being asleep

then you can sin, then you can rape, then you can steal, then you can murder

then you can you can commit all sorts of atrocities once you've got to sleep

but if you're awake, you can't do it!

what it did was it reinforced the importance of waking up and being curious

but it also taught me something very painful

which is the importance of also going to sleep in order to function

and that's a really weird line. we need on-off switches and our capacity to go to sleep

it helps us endure and there are times in life when you have to

endure and being fully life to everything can be overwhelming and then you collapse

to walk down the street in London, it's a tricky one because if you're fully alive

you probably wouldn't get your destination

because you've got to stop and talk to it every fucking homeless person and

every troubled person you pass and you will pass them if you live in somewhere like London

they're all around us, the world's problems are in our face

but what's the consequence for you and how you live your life if you make that decision :

I'm just going to ignore all this shit

i'm going to ignore the packaging that I'm using to prepare my food or

I'm gonna ignore the person I pass on the street or I'm going to ignore

this particular post on social media that I find disturbing because it's just too painful

or I'm gonna ignore it cuz I can't be bothered

yeah I have an on/off switch

the first part (of the book) is to investigate in different codes

and the second part is what do I do for myself?

- this was a fucked up yeah that I chose : it was brexit, it was the year that Donald Trump got into power

it was this kind of synchronistic thing

I don't know if it was because I picked up on some dark shit happening. So I did a lot of ranting

you know in a way the book is a 350 page Facebook rant, which I'm very good at them

I can moan and complain and say shit, the world's a terrible place

and then kind of go about my day and do nothing about it

and so by September I thought there's a danger that this book is just gonna be

a very depressing kind of tirade of all the awful things that are going on in the world

so I thought I need to really turn this around just not you know... partly for the book

because I wanted to write a hopeful book and an optimistic book ultimately

which I was struggling with but partly for my own sanity

because it was making me physically sick! So I started to think well rather than complain

what about if I make make some recommendations

for what I think might make a difference and I came up with a short list

that I kept deliberately short because it's easy in a way to write a long list

but if you actually want to do something it needs to be short and succinct and actionable

the war against drugs that has to stop you know that's just pointless we need

to change our attitude towards drugs and in the time since I wrote that you know

nothing to do with me or this book there's not even out yet

but I see that happening you know that it's incredible the changes that are happening around the world

in terms of prohibition and the recognition that

a lot of these Class A drugs have hugely beneficial properties. so that's happening!

you talk about teaching sex to children what kind of sex is it I can't remember

writing that so I think that's wrong I think that sex education is it's I don't

know what it is I don't know I never something that has become so taboo again

I think it's it's wrapped up in a lot of it is religion and taking sex away from

people the sex tends to make people happy it's one of the reasons that it

was kind of frowned upon because happy people are far harder to control you

want frightened people who were dependent on the governing bodies to

look after them you know we live in a world where it's super repressed and

there's so much shame around that and so therefore it seeps out and the shadow

side of sex is pornography which is in every play playground and that to me is

a consequence of repression and a lack of respect that comes with that

repression a lack of sovereignty around sex or sacredness around sex and I think

when our kids to not have yeah you don't need graphic sex education when when

they're five years old but sovereignty and sacredness around their bodies would

help enormous Lee we just need to be less secretive around what sex is

and I think developer a much more intelligent relationship to it this is

not something to be ashamed of there's seven billion people on this planet that

means that there have been at least seven billion fucks taken below have

taken place sex is something that people don't have the language to talk about so

no one really knows what's going on everyone imagines everyone else is

having better sex than them and they're the only people with struggles you know

I'm doing it I'm doing it as a therapist with people and it's amazing how easy

once you give people permission to talk about sex how easily they want how

readily they will are now openly they will talk about it education needs to

change you know the our education system is

archaic and between myself and my kids mum and her partner we changed the way

that we're educating our children so that felt like an immediate thing that

actually happened that changes the world you know it

changes our little world and that's the point I'm making you do something to

change your world if everyone rather than feeling hopeless you know it's very

easy to feel overwhelmed I think others know what's the point there's nothing I

can do I'm not gonna change world poverty or whatever but you can you can

do something in your own way it doesn't have to be even noticeable but if you

make a difference to how much plastic you use how much meat you you consume

you know these kind of things I read a post recently on Facebook or some of my

social media saying the most immediate way you can change the world is to

become vegetarian you know a vegan you stop consuming these things things begin

to change and you know we live in a time when we

aren't so powerless because we all have voices we all have platforms you don't

have to be I kind of notorious figure together in the papers anymore you

compose stuff you know you make it you can be visible in a way that we've I

don't know if we've ever been able to be like that before

so the internet changes everything for me changing the world is changing one

thing you know influence in one person to do something differently you've

you've done your bit just you know make you make your life purpose to leave the

world a better place and the one you're I arrived him do you want to add

anything whatever you can me what

question is that okay do you want to add anything

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[SORI] Memories of Chiba Pt.2 - Duration: 9:41.

Sori's YouTube Channel

(I have to go back to South Korea today T_T)

We're gonna start eating breakfast now.

This looks so good!

Sorry, I started eating already.

That's okay, you've got a busy day head of you.

These eggs'

are over hard, and the other ones here are over easy.

Start digging in.

Someone's here.

The minister's son's here! He's all grown-up!

How old are you now?

23!

Already?! You're no longer a kid!

It's been some time, aren't you happy to see me?

I am.

I am currently shooting for my YouTube channel, can you say hello to the camera?

Ah, are we rolling right now? I don't wanna!

(So many old familiar faces have come over!)

This would be what my hair would look like in mid-air, jumping

(Rolling around the bed with Saein after the meal.)

What's going on, Saein?

You've got something to say?

(W-what are you going for here?)

Didn't you just eat?

I still would like to have one of these.

You've just had breakfast, and still have a desire to eat?

- Yeah, have you tried these before? - No.

These are sooo good!

Stop that!

I'm just gonna keep bothering you.

How much time you've got?

4 more hours?

My flight is at 7:40 PM.

Such a warm weather, I could totally take a nap

- I'm so drowsy outside. - Go for a nap then!

- My drowsiness doesn't go away whether I'm inside or outside. - The bed is ready for you inside

- Unnie, if you'd like, the (flower)bed is ready for you right here.

- Right here~ - These are fighting words, on the last day.

- Can't you see the bed right here, for you?- It's a flowerbed.

That's what I meant.

and some worms for your nappy snack.

It's been about

three days since I came over here in Japan,

and I've done so many things.

I did a (fan) meeting, then hung out with you since yesterday.

and came to my college day neighborhood, Chiba,

More specifically this church, which means

so much to me, like my second home.

not just the place, but people too.

I've got to refresh myself on this very last day, seeing those people.

I've come to realize that just being here makes me re-energized.

What about you guys?

Don't ask me that, I cannot answer that.

When I used to come here every weekend,

Once a week, every Sunday,

I overcame the urge to sleep in to come here.

So, after the good service, then I'd come outside and see these flowers.

then I'd walk back home,

those times really made me happy.

I'd come here with heavy heart,

then would go back completely relieved.

Oh, hey Sori!

Hey Sori, where are you going?

Where are you going, Sori? You seem to be busily heading somewhere... (To a worm.)

I'm not a worm.

Not just a worm, it's more like an insect, this one.

These guys are insects,

I'll level you up.

from a worm to an insect.

Insect Sori.

Sorinsect.

One thing I've come to realize from this trip is that you're going through a plenty of hardships.

So I'll level you up.

Sorinsect!

Sogon Sogon! (onomatopoeia for whispering)

I'm briefly gonna shut off the camera, then start beating you.

Sogon sogon!

The weather's so nice!

You should change your channel name to Sogon Sogon!

to Sogon Sogon? That's not half-bad.

Would you be able to explain it?

Sogon Sogon? it's because I whisper a lot.

- Are you sure about that? - That's it, stop right there!

I won't be able to pinch your cheeks any more.

You get to come around maybe 3 or 4 times a year these days, don't you?

It seems like maybe it's even more than that.

- You've got the best cheeks to just pinch! - You mean the worst.

The same thing goes to her chin, so elastic it'd come down here.

See ya.

It's been fun...

You can stop looking at the worm now.

I am here, aren't I?

I've gotta go now. It's time to leave.

I feel like a monk training my mind over here.

Sorry that I'm making you leave empty-handed

I'm sorry I couldn't help you out more

Please come visit us again!

(It's time for me to leave for real now T_T)

I'll cheer you on!

I'll do my best!

I'll get going now!

Come by anytime since you live close-by.

Thank you, I'll visit next time.

This is my second home!

I might even not catch the flight and come back here!

But I'll head out for now!

I wish you all to be well!

Stay healthy!

Thank you so much once again, I'll see you next time!

- Make sure to visit us once again! - I shall!

Thank you very much!

You can head back inside now!

We've got dropped of at the station.

IF it was Narita (airport) it would've been easier to reach by car, but Haneda is so much farther away...

So I'm gonna get on the train and hang out with Saein in meantime.

I guess that's my role.

I didn't mean it that way.

I'm so tired right now.

It's time to say goodbye to her.

I'm gonna hop on the train now!

Green-car (paid seat car)

We've gotta head back to Tokyo from Chiba

But Both Saein and I didn't get to sleep much,

so we're gonna pay for these seats!

She says she's gonna pay for'em.

Saein seems to be very tired. I'm so sorry, Saein.

She's sitting there all by herself, quetly.

You look so tired.

We just purchased the tickets for the seats.

Am I supposed to transfer at Shinbashi, right?

(Saein passed out before me.)

I've arrived at Tokyo station (We got here in a roundabout way.)

I've gotta say goodbye to Saein. Thank you for everything, Saein!

Your face's puffy.

Bye, see ya next time, Saein!

Good-bye hug!

I'll keep in touch!

(This concludes my trip to Japan!)

(I was happy to run into many old familiar faces!)

(Especially Saein, who came along and joined my journey. Thank you so much, I'll visit you again!)

For more infomation >> [SORI] Memories of Chiba Pt.2 - Duration: 9:41.

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海贼王:路飞和索隆谁更强?我来告诉你 - Duration: 2:56.

For more infomation >> 海贼王:路飞和索隆谁更强?我来告诉你 - Duration: 2:56.

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Laeticia Hallyday a caché un terrible secret à Johnny (photo) - Duration: 1:17.

For more infomation >> Laeticia Hallyday a caché un terrible secret à Johnny (photo) - Duration: 1:17.

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Joy Hallyday fête ses 10 ans : ses photos les plus mignonnes avec Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:12.

For more infomation >> Joy Hallyday fête ses 10 ans : ses photos les plus mignonnes avec Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:12.

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les aventures extraordinaires de tchoupi.mp4 REUPLOAD - Duration: 0:44.

For more infomation >> les aventures extraordinaires de tchoupi.mp4 REUPLOAD - Duration: 0:44.

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Charlotte Casiraghi et son fiancé, un accord conclu sur le lieu du mariage - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> Charlotte Casiraghi et son fiancé, un accord conclu sur le lieu du mariage - Duration: 1:49.

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Payasos Sin Fronteras - CWBI General Assembly 2018 - Duration: 5:58.

Payasos Sin Fronteras Internacional se fundó en el año 2012

por dos objetivos principales:

Para coordinar y compartir las prácticas comunas entre todos

y, por otra parte, para reforzar nuestro testimonio a nivel internacional

y proteger la idea común de todas las secciones.

Por ejemplo, el código ético o las maneras de desarrollar los espectáculos artísticos.

We are working from many countries all over the world

And we always have to communicate through digital ways

which doesn't allow to focus in detail on some issues.

Being together allows us to share experiences and human moments too,

where we can exchange the skills for playing together, singing together...

and share what we do daily on the field,

so more children can play, laugh and carry on with their lives.

I highlight this wonderful power of the clowns

to stay and work together during 14 hours

building together working tools

and then stand up and start playing, singing all together

and being so delightfully humans between them, sharing their experiences

and exchanging what makes sense for them

when they get up every morning.

For more infomation >> Payasos Sin Fronteras - CWBI General Assembly 2018 - Duration: 5:58.

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Vigili del Fuoco partenza in sirena per incendio 🚒🚨🔥 - Duration: 1:22.

The Engine 4A of Gradoli City Department, respond to a call for brush fire. When the squad arrive in the target start to extinguish the fire.

After that, arrive another call of emergency for a truck in fire, and the Engine 4A responding with siren and light leaving the brush fire. After two minutes (you don't see in the video) arrive in the brush fire the Volunteers of Civil Protection.

For more infomation >> Vigili del Fuoco partenza in sirena per incendio 🚒🚨🔥 - Duration: 1:22.

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Getting 'That Shot': Capturing Comedians with Idil Sukan - Duration: 2:31.

THAT SHOT IDIL SUKAN

This photo is so important to me

because it shows that comedy photography

can be a creative collaboration.

My name is Idil.

I am an Art Director and Photographer.

So, when I first started out in the comedy industry,

all the comedians seemed to fall

into certain categories of wacky comedy photography.

They all kind of looked on white backgrounds

and comedians were shrugging

and looking wacky

and it didn't ever reflect

all their different types of comedy

and their different personalities and their different backgrounds.

I wanted to collaborate with them,

so that the final photographs actually represent them properly

and actually is an extension of their work

and their creative process.

I worked a lot in improvised comedy

and it's amazing how much overlap there is

between the rules behind improvised comedy

in a photo studio, during a photo shoot.

When you are taking a portrait,

there is two of you in the room

collaborating as equals, working together,

then you're inventing something out of nothing.

I think some people use 50 mm,

some people prefer a 105 mm lens,

but I finally got my dream lens,

which was the 85 mm f/1.4.

I find that 85 mm is a perfect distance

between the photographer and the sitter.

I think if all comedians are photographed the same,

then they will never find those wonderful fan groups of people

who absolutely love their comedy

and that bridge, that's where I want to work

to allow and facilitate the comedians

to find their fans

and for the fans to find their comedians.

CAMERA: NIKON D800 LENS: AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.4G

SHUTTER SPEED: 1/200s ISO: 50

THAT SHOT

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