Tuesday, July 31, 2018

Youtube daily report Jul 31 2018

When Homer's Iliad was first written down in the 8th century BCE,

the story of the Trojan war was already an old one.

From existing oral tradition,

audiences knew the tales of the long siege,

the epic duels outside the city walls,

and the cunning trick that finally won the war.

In the end, the magnificent city was burned to the ground,

never to rise again.

But had it ever existed?

By the time the field of archaeology began to take shape in the 19th century,

many were skeptical, considering the epic to be pure fiction,

a founding myth imagining a bygone heroic era.

But some scholars believed

that behind the superhuman feats and divine miracles

there must have been a grain of historical truth -

a war that was really fought,

and a place where it happened.

Frank Calvert was one such believer.

He had spent his youth traveling and learning about ancient civilizations

before accompanying his brother Frederick

on a diplomatic mission to the northwest Anatolian region of Çanakkale.

It was here that Homer described the Greek encampment

at the mouth of the Scamander river.

And it was here that fate brought Frank into contact

with a journalist and geologist named Charles Maclaren.

Locals and travelers had long speculated

that Troy might've stood on one of the surrounding hilltops.

But Maclaren had been one of the first

to publish a detailed topographical study of the area.

He believed he had found the site –

a 32-meter mound known by the name Hisarlık,

derived from the Turkish word for "fortress."

Soon after meeting with him in 1847,

the Calverts bought 2,000 acres of farmland

that included part of the hill.

Before they could explore any further,

the Crimean War broke out

and forestalled their archaeological ambitions for several years.

After the war's end,

Frank Calvert began to survey the site,

but lacked the funds for a full excavation.

This was where the wealthy German businessman

and amateur archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann came in.

At Calvert's invitation,

Schliemann visited the grounds in 1868, and decided to excavate.

Eager to find the ancient city,

Schliemann tore massive trenches all the way to the base of the hill.

There, he uncovered a hoard of precious artifacts,

jewelry,

and metalwork,

including two diadems and a copper shield.

Schliemann took full credit for the discovery,

announcing that he had found Troy

and the treasure of its king Priam.

But the real treasure was elsewhere.

When later archaeologists studied the site,

they realized that the mound consisted of no less than nine cities,

each built atop the ruins of the last.

The layer Schliemann had uncovered dated back to the Mycenaean Age,

more than 1,000 years too early for Homer.

But inside the mound was indeed evidence

for a city that had thrived during the Bronze Age,

with charred stone,

broken arrowheads,

and damaged human skeletons suggesting a violent end.

It was Troy VII, contained in the middle layers

and now ravaged for a second time by Schliemann's careless excavation.

The settlement, spanning some 200,000 square meters

and home to as many as 10,000 people,

thrived until around 1180 BCE.

Its position at the southern entrance of the Dardanelles strait

would've made a formidable strategic location for both defense and trade.

Most importantly, there are the remains of a massive fortification wall –

perhaps the very same one

from which Priam and Hector once watched the Greeks approach.

Of course, it's difficult to be certain

that these ruins are the true remains of ancient Troy,

and scholars still dispute

whether the Trojan War as described by Homer ever happened.

Yet the evidence is strong enough

that UNESCO has labelled Hisarlık the archeological site of Troy.

Regardless of its identity,

thanks to persistence,

a bit of faith,

and a lot of research,

archaeologists are bringing the long-buried secrets

of an ancient, lost city to light.

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My Friends Tigger And Pooh Tigger s Day at the You-See-Um Part 8 - Bailey Ford - Duration: 3:01.

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It doesn't spray

It just drips. I

Guess you're an actor too. Goopy to spray. Hmm

Thanks for trying super sleuth

But I was born without a smelly stench

Yeah, I guess I'll never have one

Lord, oh poor guy

He's like a stuffed up nodes

It just can't smell or maybe we've been asking the wrong question

How to help skunk have a smelly stench

Maybe we should be asking why skunks have a smelly sense in the first place known a lot of skunks in my Dave

Once made the mistake to make it one mad at me

Sprayed me. Good see skunks make a stench when they get mad or scared

Oh, I want to protect themselves all their friends

Skunk, do you ever give an not really scared of what?

Nobody ever bothers a skunk

Everyone keeps away cuz they're scared of getting sprayed and I don't have any friends to protect cuz well

It's hard for us going to make friends. We shall be your friends skunk

Thanks, that makes me feel really

Squirrels coming to attack

What Oh but stand back

I

Did it I made a smelly stench cuz I thought I needed to protect my new friends

Guess I was acting on instinct. That's a cow, right?

Wonderful. Oh, yeah, beautiful

I

Just hope you will use that smelly sketch to butts just kind of

Special occasions like what about a town a stench of my own?

a

stench of my own

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things you find

Things that are interesting or one-of-a-kind or even a museum of your favorite themes

Put them all in one place where people can

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31 Jul 2018 - Homily by Archbishop William Goh - Duration: 2:30.

In every life ,there are always problems, we always have challenges, we always have

difficulties, and we also have the presence of evil and the presence of

sin. In the face of evil, in the face of issues and problems, we do not allow

all these to overcome us. Rather we should triumph and transcend all these

so-called challenges in our life. And so sometimes God allows the presence of evil

and sufferings in us in order to, first and foremost, purify us. And that is the

fact of life. In life, we grow best only when we start interacting with one

another. In life we grow best only when we meet challenges, when we meet

difficulties. This is where we learn to know ourselves better. We know where we

stand and it helps us to clarify our own thoughts. So all these things are part

and parcel of life and of growth. It is important for us to realise that the

sufferings in life, they are meant to purify us, to be more forgiving, to be

more loving. It is through suffering that we grow in our interior life. It is

only when you have been tested, when you have been challenged, and then we learn

to let go. The more you learn to let go, the more you learn to accommodate, the

happier we become. The holiest person is one who loves everybody, who is

non-judgmental, who can live with everybody, who can accept everybody. God

wants to fine tune us. God wants to strengthen our virtues. That is why he

allows all these irritations to take place. The sufferings that we go through,

they help us to recognise the mercy and the love of God. It helps us to draw us

to God. So sometimes, sufferings are important so that we don't feel that we

are so independent, that we can solve every issue. And that keeps us

humble, to always cling to God, to turn to him for help and to recognise that

God is the one who makes all things possible.

Let us pray that we will be more receptive and not to take all these struggles in

life negatively, but to use them for our good and for the growth of holiness.

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(ENG SUB) KOREAN ASMR Candied Edible Chalk Poping Tanghulu Real sounds Mukbang Eating Show - Duration: 10:01.

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Today's dessert Chalk Popping Tanghuru

I ate chalk a few days ago. The sound was good but the taste was not very good. So I added sweetness to the chalk.

Since eating chalk Many people in the comments worried me a lot.

I did a search. This is a harmless chalk to the human body.

When ingested in small quantities. Good for skin and good for stomach cramps. It has a lot of calcium and a lot of vitamin c.

This article was on the site.

I will write the site link in the comment. Please tell me if i have any wrong information.

It is harmless to human body. You do not have to worry about me.

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ok! I'm Satisfied

let's eat it

The taste is not good last time. It's okay this time.

sounds good

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How to Use a Glass Dip Pen & How to Draw a Hibiscus - Duration: 3:52.

Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!

I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw Hibiscus flowers

with this strange and beautiful glass dip pen.

Each is hand-made and therefore unique, however, I got it very inexpensive

from Amazon, under 10 dollars, and we will use this Indian or Chinese

red ink.

You simply need to dip the part with the grooves in the ink, and then you

can write or draw with it.

Like so.

We begin with the petals.

Hibiscus have five petals.

Wow, this draws smoother than what I thought.

Since it is glass I thought it would be a little scratchy but it isn't…

pretty smooth.

Very good!

The pistils,

and let's draw another one back here.

We can give some texture, some color, and shade at the same time by making lines.

Wow, this is really enjoyable!

I never thought it would feel this good!

These pens can be pretty expensive like even up to 150 dollars, but as I said

some go pretty inexpensive.

I leave you the link for this one, and all the materials I used, in the description

bellow the video.

In some cases these petals are darker toward the center

and very light at the edges.

Additionally by the center they may catch more shadow,

so we go over those areas again and more tightly.

However just having this color makes it in monotone, and I would

like it to be even darker at the center, so I mixed some of this ink

with a tiny bit of blue to make it darker and use it

for the center of the petals

and toward the center of the flowers.

That's looking better, don't you think?

It gives it a little bit more volume.

Now since I don't have a green Indian ink to hand, I will try out this fountain pen ink.

And with this we do the leaves and the stem.

It actually works perfectly!

It feels very smooth too.

I was a little bit concerned because I read that since it is of a different viscosity

maybe it wouldn't work as well.

Ok good!

But I want the center of the flowers much darker, so I use the blue to go

over them.

Since this ink is transparent, the blue over the red looks like a very dark purple. And we

add some more red

for intensity!

Nice!

To clean the pen between colors it is super easy, you just rinse it

for a second and then wipe it dry

and dip it on the new color.

Very good!

¡Excelente!

Let´s just do this final last petal, and shade it, the last touches,

and its ready!

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and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.

And I will see you, on Tuesday ;)

Subtitled by Grethel Trejo

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Taiwan's East Coast Treasure | Taroko National Park Road Trip - Duration: 12:40.

Hey guys!

We're in Hualien City on the east coast of Taiwan

and in Taiwan, you'll find that most of the large cities with big populations of people are on the west coast

and the east coast is more beautiful nature

and a national park called Taroko National Park where we are headed right now.

It's named after Taroko Gorge, which looks incredible.

There's amazing views and hikes that you can do

so we have rented a scooter - I've got two helmets here

and Marc, I'm sorry, I'm calling dibs on this one.

One has a sparkly star and racing stripes and one doesn't so…this is mine.

I want that one!

Let's go.

Oh I forgot to unlock it!

We forgot that the lock is still on the wheel of the scooter.

There we go.

Got it?

Yeah.

Okay…we've got snacks, we've got helmets, we've got fuel, we have sort of a map.

Raincoats.

Let's go!

Ahhh!

Other way!

This way!

An excellent start!

Started to rain.

Ahhh!

These are no longer sunglasses, these are rain glasses now.

Yeah, pretty much.

There's no sun to speak of.

The visor's kind of hard to see out of so I'm just keeping my sunnies on.

You can't see very well right now but I promise there are mountains right up there.

Really big, beautiful mountains.

Marc and I drove a scooter in Toronto for what like 9 years?

Yeah.

And they…we had two of them and they were both Taiwanese brand.

SYM.

So it's pretty cool - it feels kind of at home to be in Taiwan on a scooter, don't you think?

Yeah, yeah.

It's like a homecoming.

It's nice.

Yeah.

This would've been a good day to wear waterproof mascara.

I can't even see 'cause it's in my eyes.

I'm trying to like cry to get the mascara out.

Oh that burns though.

Oh yeah…I just saw a little teardrop roll down.

Looks black.

You can see here how soaked my feet are.

Seems like a good day to go hiking!

Mainly I just want to make sure you get it out of your eyes.

So you can enjoy the….lack of a view!

Oh yeah that helps.

It's like a carwash on my eyes.

Now that I've stopped at a gas station, I can see.

Let's go…again.

♬ I can see clearly now, the rain…hasn't gone. ♬

Yeah I was going to say... you can't quite finish that lyric.

Here we go.

We're inside the gorge now in Taroko Gorge and wow!

It is stunning in here.

Oh my god!

We're passing all these signs that say that you should wear a helmet while you're in Taroko National Park

and then there's all these places that say there's a helmet borrow just up the road so...

I guess we're already wearing helmets.

I think it's because of all of the um, the rock falls that happen here

so they're suggesting that you wear a helmet.

How's your extremely wet scooter ride been through the gorge here?

I mean it's gorgeous but it's just a shame that it's so wet and cloudy.

I think you mean to say it's "gorge-ous."

This was a setup wasn't it?

To see if I'd say that?

It was.

Okay.

I'm fine with it.

Let's go.

We just passed the sign for the Swallow Grotto Trail

and that's what we've been heading towards so I think we are getting close.

The rain has stopped and we've made it to the beginning of the Swallow Grotto Trail.

That's where we've been headed this whole time.

It's absolutely stunning here and I cannot wait to walk more inside this gorge.

So Swallow Grotto Trail actually seems to be a road that goes along the gorge

and it…it almost appears as though you could drive through the entire thing

so we're going to actually go back and get the scooter

and then we can pull over whenever we want to.

Might be able to see a bit more.

Yeah.

But I'm just thinking as we're walking along here about what it took to build this road,

like through all of these tunnels and there's these sheer drops off the side.

Like I can't imagine.

I've been getting queasy just walking along here looking down at the water.

I can't imagine building it.

It's incredible.

So you can see there's a…a road over there and then the river flows through.

This part of the…the gorge, Swallow Grotto Trail, is I think about a half a kilometre long

and you can see how narrow it gets in parts there.

It's absolutely stunning.

You have to be really careful in here because, obviously it's a gorge

so there's a lot of things you can hit

and even taking off there's a huge rock jutting out there so…

So we just tried to fly the drone and I didn't know what Marc was doing.

I was flying it really controlled and then just all of a sudden it went rogue

and it started flying literally into… towards one of the walls in the gorge here

and so then I tried to fly it back and it was just not responding

and then I was able to fly it close enough that we could grab it

but I honestly feel sick right now.

I'm shaking.

That was really scary.

I thought it was a ghost piloting the drone or something.

The way it was moving was really eerie and I…

It was really eerie.

I said to Marc like, 'what are you doing?'

He's like, 'I'm not doing that'.

Yeah.

So we just brought it back and then… it was floating like…

or, you know, floating like right over here and

I just reached out and grabbed it, which is not how we normally catch the drone but…

At one point I was trying to just raise it up so you could grab it and it was not responding

and it was just kind of sitting out there by itself.

That's why it felt like a ghost.

It was almost like 'na na na na na na'.

Yeah.

It was really weird.

Maybe there's ghosts here in the Swallow Grotto.

Anyway, I'm glad we have drone back.

Uhh!

Baby's back!

Baby is back!

Never do that again!

Bad drone!

Bad drone!

Are you still shaking?

I'm still so shaky.

Do you feel like you can drive?

I'm going to go very slow.

Okay.

I'm good with that.

I feel kind of queasy.

Okay.

Don't back up too much.

Okay, yeah.

There's a huge…this is what's behind me.

Sheer drop.

Eee!

Where I'm standing right now, according to a sign over there,

is the best view of the Taroko Gorge, period.

And what I love about the Taroko Gorge especially is that these rocks behind me…

these are made of marble.

But they weren't always marble.

Over 200 million years ago they started out as coral and little marine organisms

and over millions of years, they piled up and up and up and they became limestone

and then as tectonic plates shifted and lots of other magic happened,

they turned into marble and so that's what you see now.

And this is the Liwu River behind me and it is just cutting down through the rock even as we speak

and the gorge just gets deeper and deeper as that happens and it's incredible to just

know all of the background and see how incredibly gorgeous it looks and

I'm just glad that we made it this far in the rain to see this incredible view.

I can't stop looking at this view.

Maybe we should just live here.

That sounds like a good plan except for the rain.

Yeah.

We should've brought a tent.

But you know what?

We could go stay set up shelter in there.

That's a good spot.

Marc and I just pulled off the road to have a bite to eat and uh,

you've already got our chips open.

I couldn't wait.

We haven't had this kind before.

Kyushu Seaweed Lay's.

Oh.

Are they good?

Have you had one yet?

I have.

They're really good.

We also brought…this is uh just a bun with like corn, cheese, ham.

Oh! Lemon Pocky.

One of my absolute favourites.

This is scallion cheese bun.

And from 7-11, Marc picked up one of these rice wraps.

And then just a couple of water bottles.

I love having roadside picnics.

Me too.

This…look at this.

I know.

It's incredible.

Mmm.

Oh just having lunch with my friends.

This is just weird.

These roads are so beautiful but they're not the roads I want to be on after dark so…

Not so much.

And in the rain so we're just making our way out of the national park now back to the main road.

We're making our way out of the park

but we didn't want to leave without seeing this shrine behind me.

It's one of the most famous landmarks in the whole national park.

It's called the Eternal Spring Shrine

and unfortunately the reason it's here is a very sad one.

It's built to commemorate in 1958, 212 workers who died

while constructing a really important highway in Taiwan, the Central Cross-Island Highway.

It was the first one linking the east and west that went through the central mountain range here.

So it's really important and this has been destroyed by landslides a couple of times and rebuilt.

This latest one was built in 1989 and the reason for the name Eternal Spring

is because you have these natural waters that seem to flow right through the temple

and go into the Liwu River here.

And that is called the Eternal Spring Waterfall and it just feels very calm and very tranquil here.

We are headed back towards Hualien City now.

We've got about an hour's drive.

It has been a rainier day than we expected but still really fun

and I hope that you guys enjoyed coming along to see Taroko National Park

and just driving this incredible road through the gorge.

Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for lots more travel adventures if you haven't already

and if you like this video, give it a thumbs up and we'll see you in the next video.

Bye!

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Pair Your Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor With A Compatible Android Device - Duration: 3:14.

To start using the Nucleus® Smart App's

control and monitoring features,

you'll need to pair your Nucleus 7 Sound Processor

with your compatible Androidᵀᴹ device.

If you have not done so already,

download the Nucleus Smart App from the Google Play Store.

Open the Nucleus Smart App,

and swipe through the welcome screens.

When prompted, create your Cochlearᵀᴹ account,

or log in if you already have an account.

When you have your sound processor and are ready to pair,

on the 'Pair your processor' screen,

tap 'Continue', and follow the prompts

to allow location access.

This enables your Android device

to detect your sound processor.

Next, turn your sound processor off and back on again.

Your Android device will then search for your processor

and display it on your screen.

When your sound processor displays,

tap once to begin pairing.

The pairing process may take up to 30 seconds.

The next step is to verify your sound processor.

Tap 'Continue',

then remove your processor from your head.

Briefly press the button on your processor,

then return the processor to your head

when prompted.

Tap 'Continue' to begin preparing your processor.

This may take up to 30 seconds.

When setup is complete, select 'Continue'

to begin using the Nucleus Smart App.

If you have two sound processors,

both need to be paired during the same pairing window.

To do this, turn each of your sound processors

off and back on again.

Your compatible Android device will search

for your sound processors

and display them as a pair here

in the 'Processors detected' screen.

Select your processors and tap once

to begin pairing them

with your compatible Android device.

You will need to verify each processor individually.

Follow the screen prompts

to complete verification and pairing

for both processors as previously described.

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🏁Jak vyměnit odpruzeni na VW GOLF 3 1H1 Hatchback [NÁVOD AUTODOC]🏁 - Duration: 7:52.

Loosen the wheel mounting bolts. Remove the front wheels.

Use a drive socket No.10. Unscrew the brake hose fastening bracket from the shock strut.

Use a drive socket No.18 and a combination spanner No.18. Unscrew the nut and remove the shock absorber lower mounting bolt.

Use a drive socket No.22. Unscrew the upper fastening of the shock absorber strut.

Remove the suspension strut.

Set the shock absorber strut on the spring compressor tool.

Use a drive socket No.21. Unscrew the top fastening of the shock strut mount.

Remove the top mount, the support bearing and the upper spring cup.

Remove the spring.

Install the spring.

Install the spring top mount and the upper spring seat, the washer and the top strut mount.

Place the shock absorber in the wheel arch and secure it.

Use a drive socket No.21. Tighten the top shock absorber fastening.

Use a drive socket No.18 and a combination spanner No.18. Tighten the nut fastening the shock absorber strut to the steering knuckle.

Use a drive socket No.10. Tighten the brake hose fastening bracket to the shock strut.

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10 Must-Have Mac Automation Apps - Duration: 11:44.

Hello everyone, welcome back to another video it is

Francesco here today. I'm actually gonna be passing over to Bakari from Mac automation tips now

I've been following the Bakari for a while now. He does so many great videos about how you can optimize your Mac

He makes my Mac look like my first Mac

It's his experience is so

Automated is so sort of viewed up. That looks fantastic

Today's video he's going to dive into ten sort of

automation tips as well as sort of Mac applications that he would recommend downloading and also setting up

I'm gonna leave it in his capable hands because I think he has so much great knowledge about Mac

So without further ado guys, I hope you enjoyed today's future with bukhari from Mac automation tips

I will see you guys very very soon. Please leave comments below subscribe to both bukhari and I here on YouTube

But let's leave it to bukhari. Thank you very much

And thank you, hugely to be tiring for coming on for today's video see in a bit guys

Well, hello there this is the khari Shivani with Mac automation tips.com

Hey, I want to thank Francisco for inviting me to come with to his channel and talk about one of my favorite topics

Which is of course some hack automation

My kind of mission is so important to productivity because when you can automate tasks redundant tests on your Mac

You can get a lot more done in this world. You can have a lot of fun

So what I'm going to do in this app, you know in this video is share with you eight applications

that some of them you might be familiar with and some of them you might not be but I definitely want to you know to

Share these applications because you'll find out more about them on my website

Mac automation tips calm as well as my youtube channel of the same name

So definitely stay tuned and let's check it out

alright

so the first

application that I want you to be sure that you're using

I'm pretty sure if you're a Mac power user you already are but you definitely want to be using a text expander all kind of

application and basically what that does

Is it allows you to?

You know type out

You know words and phrases and all kinds of text just using abbreviations that you assign

So basically when I type out my you know my email address I don't type it out, you know letter for letter

Basically I have to do is just type, you know

BM and it definitely know this type set out for me so you can save a ton of typing time

You know, we're using a Texas matching program. Now, I happen to use the kind of classic

Texas banner application which is subscription based application, but there are a lot of other ones that are you know

Just a single price application like type it for me even the Mac has a built in Texas management program as well

It's not as robust as the other ones

But definitely if you just want to get started you definitely want to be using a text expansion program on

your Mac

Alright so now the next application I want to share is one called better touch tool

It is the Mac automation program that I always tell people to get started with

There is no

survey in application you can use but better touch to is a lot of fun and a

Lot of people still don't know a lot about it

So basically what you can do with better touch tool it is enabled you to trigger

You know keyboard shortcuts menu items and other actions on your Mac

Just using your you know finger gesture the application comes with over a hundred different

Gestures and

Also a hundred DIF 100 different predefined actions. I'm telling you when your hand is already on your trackpad or in your mouse

there are so many things that you can do so many actions that you can trigger without having to take your hand back to

Your keyboard in order to do so and and also it reduces the need to remove, you know

Kind of remember keyboard shortcuts and things of that sort

So you definitely want to you know, download a trial version of better touch tool and check it out

I have a free not a free but I have a course

For better touch tool that in the mouth two to three hours it will help you to learn all that you need to know about

better touch tool

Highly recommend this program, even though mag does have some ving finger gesture features inside

You know that the Mac OS it doesn't come anywhere near

As good as better touch tool. All right

So my third, you know application is what I call hazel now mini Mac power users

Probably I already know about hazel hazel is kind of a folder action application

And basically what that means is is that hazel can you know filter?

And and organize and manage any folders you throw into it

So if you want to keep your downloads folder organized say for instance, you want to have all the PDFs that you download?

Transfer it into a PDF folder

Hazel would do that automatically for you

If you want to have you want to keep your desktop clean at the end of the day?

Hazel can move all the files on your desktop to a designated folder at a particular given time

So it's a really great

Application there you can do a lot with it and it's been around for a long time and the developers keep it up

So you definitely want to have a hazel on your Mac. If you're not already using it now and speaking speaking of

Folders, you also should be using I'm guessing that you are but you also should be using smart folders smart

mailboxes

smart playlists and iTunes

smart albums and photos

This is this is built-in technology to the Mac OS and so I strongly recommend that you're using the smart technology

on your Mac and my website has

Articles about how to use that and this cleaner articles on the net as well as well as on YouTube

To find out about them if you're not using them already

alright

so then now the next application I want to talk about really quickly is one called pop clip basically pop clip allows you to

You know trigger actions based upon the selection of text

So if you select a word or phrase or what-have-you

You can have pop clip quickly do a Google search of that word

You can have pop clip copy that word and then paste it you can have

Pop clip, you know kind of format that that that takes into a bowl or a towel things of that sort

So it has all words like, you know hundreds of different

You know kind of actions that you can download and add to your pop clip

library pop clip is a lot of fun and it's one that you definitely want to use if you want to be a

Mac power user and a Mac Automator

Alright, so going to my six

You know application is one. I use every day several times a day, and it's called ScreenFlow

ScreenFlow is a

screen shot application

But what makes it different is is that when you take a screenshot?

the screenshot automatically opens in a quick view

So it stays open on your desktop so that you can you know

Kind of look at it as you're doing some work or you know

you might want to just say you want to take a screenshot to remind you of something and you can save the screenshots in your

ScreenFlow library, right. It's also you can also share those shots to of

applications or some real place on the on the internet

So it's a really really fun application to have and I recommend it all the time

Yeah, I think you could do a trial download of it, but it's really great. Very very affordable

So it's called ScreenFlow the next application

I want to share is one called Alfred now Alfred has some automation in it

But alpha does require you to do some typing in order to run run flows

But Alfred is a really good application for keeping your hands on the keyboard. I use it a lot myself

for doing your clip, you know, do kind of like a history of my

clippings or the history of the things that I've copied

Throughout the day to go back and be able to find those really quickly easy. I also use it for

You know navigating iTunes I use it for doing quick Google searches or lucky searches

so I use it for all kinds of things and it has some some also some workflows that you can download and add to your

Alfred library right there that gives you also even more functionality

so Alfred again is one of the applications been around a long time is constantly updated and

It's a little bit a little bit, you know difficult to use at first Alice

I have a little learning curve to it

But once you get used to it's one of the applications that you can keep going to help you

Keep your hands on your keyboard

The last application that I want to share is one call keyboard maestro

it is kind of the granddaddy of all Mac automation programs and basically

Keep what maestro is similar to?

Automator Mac automating which comes built in with the Mac OS

But keep what maestro is a hundred times better than Automator matter of fact

I really don't even suggest people you use automated because Apple is not really kind of keeping it developed

Keep up maestro. You can do a lot more things with it

Some of the most simple things you can do with keyboard maestro is you can set day and time triggers to open up

You know webpages

Files and applications to do all those kind of things it has folder action

You know capabilities it allows you to you know

Paste copy text it allows you to do a clipboard history

It allows you to to just do a lot of different things that I can I can

Spend the whole videos on and so you can go on my channel and Mac on a mission tips

Too and do a search for keyboard maestro and to find out some videos that I've already produced all about keyboard maestro

Definitely you want to take a trial and learn how to use it. It does

You know, I have a High Line a high learning curve

But it's worth your time to learn it. And once you do you'll be creating

You know macros and actions for almost everything that you do and it doesn't require any coding skills at all

It's just basically what you're doing is you're building a set of you know actions that duplicate what you do

Manually on your Mac. So if you know how to do that you can all you can use, you know

Keep up maestro to trigger keyboard actions menu items

All kinds of things that you can do with keyboard maestro

So you definitely want to download a 30-day trial and check it out

So it's really been great to be on

Francisco's channel here and I want to invite you to subscribe to my channel well to get a lot of tips and how to's

About how to use these programs and others. So thanks again for watching and I hope to see you around

Give me a you know, give me some comments below if you have any questions comments. I really look forward to hearing from you

Thanks a lot

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How to Use a Glass Dip Pen & How to Draw a Hibiscus - Duration: 3:52.

Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!

I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw Hibiscus flowers

with this strange and beautiful glass dip pen.

Each is hand-made and therefore unique, however, I got it very inexpensive

from Amazon, under 10 dollars, and we will use this Indian or Chinese

red ink.

You simply need to dip the part with the grooves in the ink, and then you

can write or draw with it.

Like so.

We begin with the petals.

Hibiscus have five petals.

Wow, this draws smoother than what I thought.

Since it is glass I thought it would be a little scratchy but it isn't…

pretty smooth.

Very good!

The pistils,

and let's draw another one back here.

We can give some texture, some color, and shade at the same time by making lines.

Wow, this is really enjoyable!

I never thought it would feel this good!

These pens can be pretty expensive like even up to 150 dollars, but as I said

some go pretty inexpensive.

I leave you the link for this one, and all the materials I used, in the description

bellow the video.

In some cases these petals are darker toward the center

and very light at the edges.

Additionally by the center they may catch more shadow,

so we go over those areas again and more tightly.

However just having this color makes it in monotone, and I would

like it to be even darker at the center, so I mixed some of this ink

with a tiny bit of blue to make it darker and use it

for the center of the petals

and toward the center of the flowers.

That's looking better, don't you think?

It gives it a little bit more volume.

Now since I don't have a green Indian ink to hand, I will try out this fountain pen ink.

And with this we do the leaves and the stem.

It actually works perfectly!

It feels very smooth too.

I was a little bit concerned because I read that since it is of a different viscosity

maybe it wouldn't work as well.

Ok good!

But I want the center of the flowers much darker, so I use the blue to go

over them.

Since this ink is transparent, the blue over the red looks like a very dark purple. And we

add some more red

for intensity!

Nice!

To clean the pen between colors it is super easy, you just rinse it

for a second and then wipe it dry

and dip it on the new color.

Very good!

¡Excelente!

Let´s just do this final last petal, and shade it, the last touches,

and its ready!

If you enjoyed this video please give it a LIKE! share it to your friends

and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.

And I will see you, on Tuesday ;)

Subtitled by Grethel Trejo

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How to Build Your Library of 5-Star Reviews - Duration: 2:03.

There are a lot of ways that we can work to elicit good reviews.

We want to build our library of those 5-star reviews for several reasons.

No. 1: We want to share our story and share the good experiences that our clients have

had and give us that social proof that so many clients are looking for when they're

choosing a veterinarian.

But the biggest way we need to work to gain these is to make it as easy as possible for

our clients to leave those reviews.

So, the fewer clicks the better.

One thing you can do is try to get the direct link to your Google reviews, to your Facebook

reviews, to your Yelp reviews, get that URL—it's going to be a weird URL, but you just copy

and paste that, and then you can embed that in any digital communication you have with

your clients.

So, if you're sending out a post-visit follow-up email, you're sending out a monthly newsletter,

you can even embed it in the bottom of your email signature.

But bottom-line, make it as easy as possible, 1 click and they're directed to your review

site so they can make it an easy trip for them to leave you that feedback.

It gets a little tricky when you're asking for reviews.

So, technically, asking for a review directly violates some of the platforms terms of service.

In particular, Yelp is going to be, that's a no-no.

But Google, on the other hand, has embraced it and there's a new tool out from Google—called

Small Thanks from Google—they actually help you share your reviews, they'll let you download

social media graphics that are pulling from your reviews that are making beautiful little

quotes, you can also print them out as posters, you can get them in the mail.

So, they're really encouraging us to, as small businesses, share that with our clients and

let them then give us that feedback, as well.

It makes it really easy to get a review when you're sharing that out there.

But, yeah, you want to be a little more subtle and say, "We'd love your feedback.

If you happen to be a Yelp user, we'd love you to share your story."

But I would never go to a client and say, "Hey, we need another 5-star review.

Will you leave us one?"

That's definitely not the way to go.

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Sales Tips: 3 Ways Automation Will Boost Your Sales Game - Duration: 3:15.

Andrew Davidson, Account Executive at SalesLoft.

Today I'm going to talk to you about when and how to use automation to boost your sales

game.

As sales reps, we know that establishing a human connection is the critical for success.

But in today's world that's packed full of technology, that can be difficult.

The truth is, personalization and automation should be balanced, and there's a time and

place for each.

Great automation will actually save time without sacrificing value.

I'm going to share three of the best uses of automation that will keep mundane and monotonous

administrative tasks off your plate, so you can spend more time selling.

First up involves email.

I usually kick off my cadences with a hyper-personalized email to the prospect.

It's carefully aligned to the persona, needs, and initiatives of the prospect, account and

industry.

So, this one's going to be a little bit more of a time-consuming step.

But what's great, is I can create a cadence step that will send an in-thread email a

few days later to bring that personalized email back to the top of the prospects inbox.

This is a creative way to resurface value without having to re-personalize a new email,

looking for identical information, or hoping for another compelling event.

It's a step I would execute regardless, but it saves time on copying, pasting, or

creating a whole new email.

A second way to use automation, is a triggered standard of success within the SalesLoft

platform.

So internally, if an SDR schedules a meeting, we consider that a success.

Once a demo is scheduled, your team doesn't want to pester the prospect or their colleagues

with emails or phone calls.

Manually, this requires removing all prospects from that account within SalesLoft, and also

updating the information within Salesforce.

Rather than doing all this manual work, we set up these automation rules to execute everything

for us.

Simply marking someone as a success will automatically remove them from a cadence, remove everyone

else within that account from a cadence, update the records in Salesforce, and also notify

any other reps who have been working on that account.

This drastically cuts down on duplicate work, and makes sure that nothing slips through

the cracks.

My last tip involves transferring prospects in between cadences.

We found success in both account-based and persona-based cadences.

Throughout your cadences, you'll connect with certain prospects and learn that timing

might be off for those accounts.

This means you don't need to communicate as frequently.

But rather than pushing an account in Salesforce, we can simply switch a prospect from a account-based

cadence, into a persona-based cadence.

This allows us to automate based on a prospects level of interest.

For example, if a prospect clicks or views an email up to five times, the remaining steps

for that day become calls to strike while the iron's hot.

There's a huge number of uses for automation, but these three help our sales team manage

a prospect faster, and spend more time on engage selling.

Thanks for watching; I hope you learned when and where automation will help your sales

teams productivity, and how to implement it effectively.

Feel free to drop any question or comments below.

Thanks again, and have a great day.

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Taiwan's East Coast Treasure | Taroko National Park Road Trip - Duration: 12:40.

Hey guys!

We're in Hualien City on the east coast of Taiwan

and in Taiwan, you'll find that most of the large cities with big populations of people are on the west coast

and the east coast is more beautiful nature

and a national park called Taroko National Park where we are headed right now.

It's named after Taroko Gorge, which looks incredible.

There's amazing views and hikes that you can do

so we have rented a scooter - I've got two helmets here

and Marc, I'm sorry, I'm calling dibs on this one.

One has a sparkly star and racing stripes and one doesn't so…this is mine.

I want that one!

Let's go.

Oh I forgot to unlock it!

We forgot that the lock is still on the wheel of the scooter.

There we go.

Got it?

Yeah.

Okay…we've got snacks, we've got helmets, we've got fuel, we have sort of a map.

Raincoats.

Let's go!

Ahhh!

Other way!

This way!

An excellent start!

Started to rain.

Ahhh!

These are no longer sunglasses, these are rain glasses now.

Yeah, pretty much.

There's no sun to speak of.

The visor's kind of hard to see out of so I'm just keeping my sunnies on.

You can't see very well right now but I promise there are mountains right up there.

Really big, beautiful mountains.

Marc and I drove a scooter in Toronto for what like 9 years?

Yeah.

And they…we had two of them and they were both Taiwanese brand.

SYM.

So it's pretty cool - it feels kind of at home to be in Taiwan on a scooter, don't you think?

Yeah, yeah.

It's like a homecoming.

It's nice.

Yeah.

This would've been a good day to wear waterproof mascara.

I can't even see 'cause it's in my eyes.

I'm trying to like cry to get the mascara out.

Oh that burns though.

Oh yeah…I just saw a little teardrop roll down.

Looks black.

You can see here how soaked my feet are.

Seems like a good day to go hiking!

Mainly I just want to make sure you get it out of your eyes.

So you can enjoy the….lack of a view!

Oh yeah that helps.

It's like a carwash on my eyes.

Now that I've stopped at a gas station, I can see.

Let's go…again.

♬ I can see clearly now, the rain…hasn't gone. ♬

Yeah I was going to say... you can't quite finish that lyric.

Here we go.

We're inside the gorge now in Taroko Gorge and wow!

It is stunning in here.

Oh my god!

We're passing all these signs that say that you should wear a helmet while you're in Taroko National Park

and then there's all these places that say there's a helmet borrow just up the road so...

I guess we're already wearing helmets.

I think it's because of all of the um, the rock falls that happen here

so they're suggesting that you wear a helmet.

How's your extremely wet scooter ride been through the gorge here?

I mean it's gorgeous but it's just a shame that it's so wet and cloudy.

I think you mean to say it's "gorge-ous."

This was a setup wasn't it?

To see if I'd say that?

It was.

Okay.

I'm fine with it.

Let's go.

We just passed the sign for the Swallow Grotto Trail

and that's what we've been heading towards so I think we are getting close.

The rain has stopped and we've made it to the beginning of the Swallow Grotto Trail.

That's where we've been headed this whole time.

It's absolutely stunning here and I cannot wait to walk more inside this gorge.

So Swallow Grotto Trail actually seems to be a road that goes along the gorge

and it…it almost appears as though you could drive through the entire thing

so we're going to actually go back and get the scooter

and then we can pull over whenever we want to.

Might be able to see a bit more.

Yeah.

But I'm just thinking as we're walking along here about what it took to build this road,

like through all of these tunnels and there's these sheer drops off the side.

Like I can't imagine.

I've been getting queasy just walking along here looking down at the water.

I can't imagine building it.

It's incredible.

So you can see there's a…a road over there and then the river flows through.

This part of the…the gorge, Swallow Grotto Trail, is I think about a half a kilometre long

and you can see how narrow it gets in parts there.

It's absolutely stunning.

You have to be really careful in here because, obviously it's a gorge

so there's a lot of things you can hit

and even taking off there's a huge rock jutting out there so…

So we just tried to fly the drone and I didn't know what Marc was doing.

I was flying it really controlled and then just all of a sudden it went rogue

and it started flying literally into… towards one of the walls in the gorge here

and so then I tried to fly it back and it was just not responding

and then I was able to fly it close enough that we could grab it

but I honestly feel sick right now.

I'm shaking.

That was really scary.

I thought it was a ghost piloting the drone or something.

The way it was moving was really eerie and I…

It was really eerie.

I said to Marc like, 'what are you doing?'

He's like, 'I'm not doing that'.

Yeah.

So we just brought it back and then… it was floating like…

or, you know, floating like right over here and

I just reached out and grabbed it, which is not how we normally catch the drone but…

At one point I was trying to just raise it up so you could grab it and it was not responding

and it was just kind of sitting out there by itself.

That's why it felt like a ghost.

It was almost like 'na na na na na na'.

Yeah.

It was really weird.

Maybe there's ghosts here in the Swallow Grotto.

Anyway, I'm glad we have drone back.

Uhh!

Baby's back!

Baby is back!

Never do that again!

Bad drone!

Bad drone!

Are you still shaking?

I'm still so shaky.

Do you feel like you can drive?

I'm going to go very slow.

Okay.

I'm good with that.

I feel kind of queasy.

Okay.

Don't back up too much.

Okay, yeah.

There's a huge…this is what's behind me.

Sheer drop.

Eee!

Where I'm standing right now, according to a sign over there,

is the best view of the Taroko Gorge, period.

And what I love about the Taroko Gorge especially is that these rocks behind me…

these are made of marble.

But they weren't always marble.

Over 200 million years ago they started out as coral and little marine organisms

and over millions of years, they piled up and up and up and they became limestone

and then as tectonic plates shifted and lots of other magic happened,

they turned into marble and so that's what you see now.

And this is the Liwu River behind me and it is just cutting down through the rock even as we speak

and the gorge just gets deeper and deeper as that happens and it's incredible to just

know all of the background and see how incredibly gorgeous it looks and

I'm just glad that we made it this far in the rain to see this incredible view.

I can't stop looking at this view.

Maybe we should just live here.

That sounds like a good plan except for the rain.

Yeah.

We should've brought a tent.

But you know what?

We could go stay set up shelter in there.

That's a good spot.

Marc and I just pulled off the road to have a bite to eat and uh,

you've already got our chips open.

I couldn't wait.

We haven't had this kind before.

Kyushu Seaweed Lay's.

Oh.

Are they good?

Have you had one yet?

I have.

They're really good.

We also brought…this is uh just a bun with like corn, cheese, ham.

Oh! Lemon Pocky.

One of my absolute favourites.

This is scallion cheese bun.

And from 7-11, Marc picked up one of these rice wraps.

And then just a couple of water bottles.

I love having roadside picnics.

Me too.

This…look at this.

I know.

It's incredible.

Mmm.

Oh just having lunch with my friends.

This is just weird.

These roads are so beautiful but they're not the roads I want to be on after dark so…

Not so much.

And in the rain so we're just making our way out of the national park now back to the main road.

We're making our way out of the park

but we didn't want to leave without seeing this shrine behind me.

It's one of the most famous landmarks in the whole national park.

It's called the Eternal Spring Shrine

and unfortunately the reason it's here is a very sad one.

It's built to commemorate in 1958, 212 workers who died

while constructing a really important highway in Taiwan, the Central Cross-Island Highway.

It was the first one linking the east and west that went through the central mountain range here.

So it's really important and this has been destroyed by landslides a couple of times and rebuilt.

This latest one was built in 1989 and the reason for the name Eternal Spring

is because you have these natural waters that seem to flow right through the temple

and go into the Liwu River here.

And that is called the Eternal Spring Waterfall and it just feels very calm and very tranquil here.

We are headed back towards Hualien City now.

We've got about an hour's drive.

It has been a rainier day than we expected but still really fun

and I hope that you guys enjoyed coming along to see Taroko National Park

and just driving this incredible road through the gorge.

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