Welcome to a new video.
Bad news.
Like you saw at the title my channel and pretty much all channel will be deleted.
If they manage to get article 13 through...
This will probably happen in 2019.
I knew it would come like this when i did a video about this 2 months ago.
This is just cuz of the copyright.
Let's say the article 13 is already here.
I upload a video with copyright music.
And now the people that got the copyright can sue YouTube.
This is about a lot of money.
If YouTube doesn't delete our channels, YouTube will get sued without ending.
Continuously getting sued.
That would be more than billions.
That's why i can understand that they have to this.
If they manage to get it through.
I linked a petiition in the description.
Please sign there if you didn't do it already.
This is one of the last chances to go against this.
A different way would be to explain your "town representatives" why this is a bad idea. (Only makes sense in germany)
You have to win them on our side.
So many channels will suffer.
So many people will lose their jobs.
Just cuz of a dumb law.
Tell this your friends, family etc.
This is the future of the internet. It's not just about YouTube.
Every social network is involved.
Like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Tumblr, Pinterest, Reddit and so many more.
I will do everything i can to prevent this from happening!
Well i'm gonna try.
I hope you try it too.
With that i hope i could explain this to you and thank you for watching.
See you next time.
Bye bye.
For more infomation >> #Saveyourinternet My channel will be deleted cuz of article 13 | ENG-SUB available - Duration: 1:34.-------------------------------------------
Renault Trafic 1.6 DCi 145 pk L2H1 Airco, Achteruitrijcamera, Cruise, Mistlampen, PDC, v.a. 259,- p/ - Duration: 0:52.
For more infomation >> Renault Trafic 1.6 DCi 145 pk L2H1 Airco, Achteruitrijcamera, Cruise, Mistlampen, PDC, v.a. 259,- p/ - Duration: 0:52. -------------------------------------------
Ford Transit Custom 2.0 TDCi 130 pk L2H1 Achterklep, Bijrijdersbank, PDC V+A, v.a. 189,- p/mnd - Duration: 0:49.
For more infomation >> Ford Transit Custom 2.0 TDCi 130 pk L2H1 Achterklep, Bijrijdersbank, PDC V+A, v.a. 189,- p/mnd - Duration: 0:49. -------------------------------------------
ポルシェ911SCをラリー仕様のSCRS、しかも"ロスマンズ仕様"に本気カスタムしたショップが登場 - Duration: 4:36.
For more infomation >> ポルシェ911SCをラリー仕様のSCRS、しかも"ロスマンズ仕様"に本気カスタムしたショップが登場 - Duration: 4:36. -------------------------------------------
レクサス「NX300h」7回目給油。久々の長距離移動で気分高揚、なのに燃費はそこまで伸びずの14.3km/Lでテンションガタ落ち - Duration: 7:19.
For more infomation >> レクサス「NX300h」7回目給油。久々の長距離移動で気分高揚、なのに燃費はそこまで伸びずの14.3km/Lでテンションガタ落ち - Duration: 7:19. -------------------------------------------
Ford Ka+ 1.2 TREND ULTIMATE | Airco | Hoge Zit | P.Hulp - Duration: 1:11.
For more infomation >> Ford Ka+ 1.2 TREND ULTIMATE | Airco | Hoge Zit | P.Hulp - Duration: 1:11. -------------------------------------------
Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38.
For more infomation >> Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38. -------------------------------------------
【進撃のMMD | SNK】Levi X Eren – She Wants Me Dead (Он хочет убить меня) – [Riren and Ereri] + Rus SUB - Duration: 1:36.
For more infomation >> 【進撃のMMD | SNK】Levi X Eren – She Wants Me Dead (Он хочет убить меня) – [Riren and Ereri] + Rus SUB - Duration: 1:36. -------------------------------------------
Crispy Bacon - The BEST Way : Kitchen Lab - Duration: 6:23.
Welcome, class, to Kitchen 101; where we teach you how to think like a chef: HOW to cook,
not what to cook.
Giving you the knowledge and comfort you need to make and modify recipes to fit your chosen
way of eating and lifestyle.
Today we will be learning the best way to make crispy bacon.
So, grab yourself a pen, paper, and a hunkering for hog because I'm Professor Kitchen and
class is in session!
Bacon. A food so universally loved that there are tons of memes out there like this one… and
this one… and this one…
Chances are, if you have tried bacon then you like bacon.
Different people like their bacon cooked different ways.
Some folks like theirs with lots of juicy fat.
Others, such as my wife, prefer to be treated like a goddess and be given burnt offerings.
*Eating sounds*
Some folks (OK, most folks) like bacon that is crispy without having any burn marks.
If you like juicy or burned bacon, both of those are easy to do.
What's not so easy to do is making crisp bacon without burning it.
It takes some understanding of how both fat and protein cook and thinking a little outside
the bacon box in order to get it right.
Let's get to it!
The thing that makes bacon so hard to get right is that we are trying to get an almost
equal amount of fat and meat to cook at the same rate and to the same consistency.
You see, meat and fat have different thermal conductivities.
This means that heat moves in and through them at different rates.
Because not all of the strip is cooking at the same speed as the rest of the strip, parts
of the bacon will start to shrink as water and fat are cooked off while the rest isn't
yet hot enough to shrink.
The result is that some of the bacon buckles and comes off of the hot cooking surface.
This compounds the uneven cooking process by having some of the bacon in direct contact
with the heat and some pretty far away from it.
So, how do we fix these issues?
The first thing we're going to do is get rid of the idea of frying on a stovetop.
Stoves are great for direct heat on one side.
We need much more even heating.
The oven is the best place to cook anything evenly.
But we just can't slap the bacon on a sheet pan and put it in the oven.
Why?
Because the sheet pan will have a thermal effect on one side of the bacon but not on
the other.
Think back to baking cookies.
The cookies are crunchier on the bottom than the top.
That is exactly the sort of thing we're trying to avoid.
We still want the sheet pan to catch the bacon grease that cooks off, but we don't want
the bacon to be touching it.
So, let's put the bacon on a wire rack and put the rack in the sheet pan.
This will let both sides of the bacon cook evenly while still keeping the bacon grease
from getting all over the bottom of the oven.
We can't just shove cold bacon into a hot oven, though.
Even if it is on an elevated rack.
The fat and meat will still absorb heat at different rates.
Remember, whatever your cooking can only get as hot as whatever you're cooking it in.
If your oven is at 200 degrees then that is the maximum temperature than anything in the
oven can get to.
So, we are going to limit how fast the bacon can get done by starting it in a cold oven
and not setting the temperature too high.
By starting cold, we are giving both the fat and the meat time to cook evenly.
Now that you've got the theory, let's do a lab!
1.
Get out a sheet pan and a wire rack that will fit in it.
2.
Spray down the rack with non-stick spray.
Despite all of the fat in the bacon, the bacon will still stick to the rack without a little help.
3.
Spread the bacon evenly all over the rack.
Try to keep it as flat and straight as possible.
Bends and folds can cause uneven cooking.
4.
If you want any other seasoning on your bacon, now is the time to add it.
I love some fresh ground black pepper on mine.
Good stuff!
5.
Place the bacon in a cold oven in the middle rack.
The middle rack is important as most ovens have hot and cold spots.
The middle tends to be the most even heat area.
6.
Turn on your oven to 350 F (177 C).
7.
Set your timer to 15 minutes and tell it to go.
8.
When the timer goes off, check your bacon.
Most likely it won't be done at this point.
Give it a spin in the oven
to help it cook evenly.
9.
Set your timer for 5-10 minutes and hit go.
10.
When the beepy-thing sounds, check your bacon.
If it is done to your liking, pull it out.
If not, throw it back in for a few minutes.
It's at this point that you're going to need to use your judgement.
Bacon goes from crisp to char very quickly.
Don't set your timer for too long and don't walk off.
After playing with this method a few times you're going to start to get the feel of
how your oven cooks bacon like this.
You can adjust the time and temperature to fit your oven.
Do remember: Different thickness of bacon cooks at different speeds.
Don't assume that just because you know exactly how to cook a specific brand of bacon
that it will be the same for all of them.
I've even found that bacon can vary in thickness between packages of what is supposed to be
the same brand & style of bacon.
Thank you for coming to class today.
Do you have another way that you prefer to cook your bacon?
Let me know down in the comments section below.
I hope you all have a great week.
God bless.
Class… Dismissed!
-------------------------------------------
David Hallyday s'ouvre, sa vérité cash qui a déstabilisé Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:17.
For more infomation >> David Hallyday s'ouvre, sa vérité cash qui a déstabilisé Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:17. -------------------------------------------
大S秀恩爱在活动上向汪小菲表白，还与黄子佼相隔18年破冰拥抱 - Duration: 2:59.
For more infomation >> 大S秀恩爱在活动上向汪小菲表白，还与黄子佼相隔18年破冰拥抱 - Duration: 2:59. -------------------------------------------
Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse S 350 BLUETEC Nw Model Pano Distronic LED Memory Burmester - Duration: 1:15.
For more infomation >> Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse S 350 BLUETEC Nw Model Pano Distronic LED Memory Burmester - Duration: 1:15. -------------------------------------------
Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Comfort - Duration: 1:05.
For more infomation >> Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Comfort - Duration: 1:05. -------------------------------------------
Audi A3 Sportback 1.4 TFSI Ambition Pro Line S Automaat - Duration: 1:12.
For more infomation >> Audi A3 Sportback 1.4 TFSI Ambition Pro Line S Automaat - Duration: 1:12. -------------------------------------------
Audi A6 Avant 3.0 TDI BIT QUATTRO Aut. 313 PK S-Line Navi LED 20 Inch - Duration: 1:06.
For more infomation >> Audi A6 Avant 3.0 TDI BIT QUATTRO Aut. 313 PK S-Line Navi LED 20 Inch - Duration: 1:06. -------------------------------------------
Shraddha Kapoor Mashup Song 2018 By DJ KUNAL SCORPIO & VDJ Mahe | Shraddha Kapoor Songs Latest - Duration: 3:53.
Presenting You - Shraddha Kapoor Mashup Song 2018 By DJ KUNAL SCORPIO & VDJ Mahe
Tu Hi Ye Mujhko Bata De
Enna Sona Kyun Rabb ne banaya
Tu Hi Ye Mujhko Bata De
Enna Sona Kyun Rabb ne banaya
Sun raha hai naa tu
Sun raha hai naa tu
Priya..aaa............
Hum Tere Bin Ab Reh Nahi Sakte
Na jiya zindagi ek pal bhi
Tujhse Juda Gar Ho Jaayenge
hoke juda sun zara
Chehre mein tere
Khud ko main dhoondhun
Aankhon ke darmiyaan
Tu ab hai iss tarah
Khwabon ko bhi jagah na mile
Teri galiyan… galliyan teri, galliyan..
Mujhko bhaavein galiyan, teri galliyan
Teri galiyan… galliyan teri, galliyan..
Yuhin tadpavein, galliyan teri, Galliyan…
Main adhoora jee raha hoon
Hardum ye keh raha hoon
Mujhe teri zaroorat hai
Rajj ke rulaaya
Rajj ke hansaya
Maine dil kho ke ishq kamaya
Maanga jo usne ek sitara
Humne zameen pe chaand bulaya
Jo aankhon se.. haaye
Wo jo aankhon se ik pal na ojhal huve
Laapata ho gaye dekhte dekhte
Sochta hoon…
Tu thodi der aur thehar ja sohneya
Tu thodi der aur thehar ja
zaalima
Tu thodi der aur thehar ja
Bezubaan kab se main raha
Begunaah sehta main rahaa
Bezubaan kab se main raha
Begunaah sehta main rahaa
hoon... Piya bas teri main
Ho.. chhu le toh khari main
toh khari main khari main…
Shraddha Kapoor Mashup Song 2018 DJ KUNAL SCORPIO & VDJ Mahe
-------------------------------------------
大S穿修长皮裤参加活动 说衣服是老公上网给她买的 - Duration: 3:25.
For more infomation >> 大S穿修长皮裤参加活动 说衣服是老公上网给她买的 - Duration: 3:25. -------------------------------------------
#MotoVlog 39 Subscribers curiosities - Gabi - Duration: 9:38.
You`re coming with me today.
He`s holding up pretty well!
Hello dear friends! Welcome back to another episode of Vegan Biker Motovlog
Subscribers curiosities edition
This video will be dedicated to Gabi
Another old subscriber on this channel
I`m Dominic and I am happy to have you here again with me
Let`s begin.
This video didn`t really had to be a motovlog
It could have just been a video recorded
In the so called garage or back garden
Left? Yea
Red light, oh well
But, because I have a long way to go
Need to west London to change my tyres and do my forks
Thought I`ll do a half half. Whatever i`ll talk in this vlog and what I`ll add on top
And today, we are talking about
Gabi`s question
But I would like to thank him first
For all the support
Like I said in the beginning of the video
He`s been on this channel for a very very long time
Just like Pavel, one of the first subs on the channel
He asked me, what tools do I recommend, what you need for a start
I don`t know how good the audio will be with this helmet
This HJC is noisier than my Shoei
The one I banged my head on the floor with
I`ll keep it 50mph, hopefully it will be ok
What tools do I think you need to start with?
Gabi, to be honest, the first year of owning a bike
Until I started working on the R6
And another thing that pushed me to buy more tools
Was the fact that I was working on my friends bikes aswell
And I wanted to do a proper job
I started with a simple tool box
This one
And that cost me, can`t remember exactly
But it was between 30 and 35£ of ebay
And I`m still using it today
There were a few bits and pieces that broke
Like extensions
But nothing major
That was my first tool set bought
And what I recommend, just to do your maintenance
You can sort that out with some allen keys, sockets, spanners that`s pretty much it
Some screwdrivers and minor things like that
If you want to get a bit more into it
And want to be a bit more sure about it
Apart from that tool box set that i`m still using
And it does offer you about anything you need to work on your bike
I did bought this hex (allen) set
Because on the front wheel on the R6, the axle nut is a 19mm hex
And that tool box doesn`t have that
And they are very resistant
They are impact allen keys
While the ones in the tool box are decent
There is a change you will strip a bolt every now and then
The edges get rounded in time
While the impact ones are much resistant
And you will need some bigger sizes sometimes
So, the tool box, the allen set
And this one, I bought it because, as I said, I work on my friends bikes sometimes
For me, on my own bike, I was confident with tightening the bolts
But on my friends bikes, I wanted to be 100% sure
So I bought this torque wrench
It tells you what torque to use to tighten up a bolt
*I couldn`t remember how it`s called in Romanian*
Knowing what torque to put on a bolt is quite useful
Especially when you work inside the engine
Where you don`t want to tighten up a bolt too much as you might damage something
But just to do you weekly maintenance,you don`t really need, unless you want to be sure about tightening
For example, you want to tighten your rear wheel or your front sprocket, and you are scared it might come loose
-------------------------------------------
One (SHOCKING) Reason Large Companies Fail - Duration: 2:38.
For more infomation >> One (SHOCKING) Reason Large Companies Fail - Duration: 2:38. -------------------------------------------
Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38. For more infomation >> Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38. -------------------------------------------
German, Us, and Uk employers reaction to artist job application | Artist jobs - Duration: 10:52.
So
Good morning. Today is 3th of
November. 2018.
And,
It's been 63 days.
I count 63 days and I'm looking for a job.
A foreign as an artist
In Europe.
And in the Us. Since,
63 days. So, how does
it work? It goes like,
there are a few website in the internet.
Is like, Stepstone,
and there is website called indeed.
There is another website, I don't remember the name.
There are also local websites.
Where you can. What happened with the light?
So anyway.
You just type in your,
specifications. Is this the right word?
And then you just check, like,
for jobs and then u have,
your Cv your resume
your portfolio and your cover letter.
You send it to them.
And then you start to wait. What happened?
Most of my job
application,
I sendet to Germany because
I born in Germany and I know the
better then the english language.
and
Well to be honest
I sent around 100 job,
applications to companies,
based in the Germany. South, west or what ever.
Only around 35,
responded to my.
But
The reply was like,
Sorry the place is,
is hold already and,
we are sorry. So,
Around %40 they just rejected.
There is zero,
zero communication it is just a mail
sent automatically and saying,
''ihre Bewerbung ist
nicht nutzbar.'' It's like your
application doesn't mend,
to us anything, like that.
Then I started to sent job applications ,
to companies which are based in the Us.
Especially you know mosaic art is
really rising in the Us.
I know that because, this is,
actually a mosaic art and stencil art channel.
And I'm sorry for making, putting
also this videos, for uploading
this job searching journey videos,
on this channel too. But I believe that this is also,
a part of this mosaic. So, the Us,
One company in the Us,
responded to my job application immediately .
Like, after 2 hours.
The main problem was if you are,
not living in that country yet,
then your job application will probably
not excepted.
And they also refused to,
making a skype interview.
I don't know why.
But I have some
ideas about that.
Anyway we will talk about that later on.
So it was amazing, it was a
super cool company and they respond
immediately and I was so excited.
Even that was amazing. I didn't got
the job. I don't have the job but it was amazing.
I sent them my appreciation .
I've said that I was glad
for their reply. And they said,
please let us know when you are
settled is this the right word?
In the country in the Us and come
over to fill up the paper work.
But I can't take the risk. I can't take 3 people,
me wife and little daughter to
go to the Unites states and what
happened if they say ''we are sorry but we have one''.
Anyway, so:
The Us is cool. They are responding.
Somehow they are getting in communication.
They are creating a communication between.
and so the Us people are amazing
so the Us people are amazing in that direction.
They are creating kind of a communication.
Thats cool. The German was like,
acting like dead. You know they was like, no never had your...
We never received any application from you.
This how they acting. But the Us people are
more kind than the German people,
when it comes to looking for job as an
artist.
It's different. And 2 days ago,
I started to sent,
to make a research
in the Uk. And
one of my friend, I don't want to say her name right now. I don't
have any permission for that. She told me that, here
is a company. I don't want to say the name.
And you should talk to them. I sent
them a e-mail. They was actually not looking,
for anyone. So there was no job,
to make an application at that ,
specific company. But I sent them my,
my resume and a piece of my portfolio,
a part of it. They respond immediately.
Like in 1 hour and,
it is always the same problem.
I believe, it is better to,
move first in that foreign country.
Which is foreign now? me or the country
And then starting a job research.
But the point is you can't.
Everyone has an amount of money on his bank for sure.
But it is to risky especially if you have a baby with you.
Another point why to move out?
I'm not fleeing. Is this the right word?
I' not running away from this country right now,
where I'm. It is about,
when you feel that your artistic career is done.
When you are start pushing,
the limits, pushing boundaries? how you call that?
In that specific country.
I'm not talking about the city.
Than. Every artist has does this before.
Does this in the history.
Did this in the history. So they are looking for a country where
they can bring is art one step further.
Somehow. This is why we are
in this position right now.
So the Uk people are ,
quite nice as the,
Us people. And they are also,
responding very quickly. And
I have 3
very you know nice options.
Were I sent my
cv and resume and stuff my portfolio.
And one of them is,
there are looking for someone who is
self employed very a very long time. It is a very huge,
art studio,
art event center, I even don't know how to call it.
They are looking for someone who can organize everything.
You know, for artists and material and stuff.
Thşs is what I'm doing actually for 16 years.
So it is not a big deal.
But it is always a challenge. I know I can handle that.
So I still don't have a responds from them.
But I'M waiting and I'm very excited about.
And another one is,
okay let's keep it secret, I wont talk much right now.
So. German!
Germany is a very cool country. I grew up there.
I was 11 years old when we left Germany.
I know the culture.
I know the german language well but,
They don't give a shit. They don't give a shit.
They just, there are focused on,
education thing. You know.
And they act like everyone who has
graduated from an art school is an artist already.
Sorry Germany, but they are not.
Us? Us is amazing. People are so
warm and you can feel it.
You are almost feel like that you are sitting,
with them in a room and interviewing for the job.
And I always loved to sent,
job applications to companies which
are located in the Us.
The Uk? Uk is also. A bit like,
a bit of a distance. But it is cool.
It is cool. Uk people are also quite warm.
So, I'll continue to sent job applications,
to the Us but mostly,
I will sent my applications to the Uk companies.
Because we are holding the...
I'm eligible to work in Eu-
countries. So the Us could be
a bit difficult. I'll need some special visas.
Which is a lot of official work
If you know what I mean. Okay I just
wanted to give you this update. It's been 63 days.
And I've still nothing.
It is also good to have the this video on this channel.
To show, it is like
Okay we talk about this another time.
Cool
It is 10
10 in the morning.
Here in Izmir we have a nice weather.
The weather is cool. I mean
it is not hot and it is not cold.
So I just wanted to make this recording.
And I'll now search for jobs in the Uk.
Mostly in the Uk.
And in the Us in the same time.
Cuz mosaic art is rising in the Us.
And I believe that Uk must
accelerate his you know.
This field a little bit. We have to push a bit.
Mosaic art in the Uk.
I'm talking like I mean who I'm to talk about like that?
But this what I can see very clearly.
So. Okay.
We see...
We see... Take care. BB
-------------------------------------------
Vanessa Paradis se fait du mouron pour Johnny Depp, sa carrière a pris à sale coup - Duration: 1:27.
For more infomation >> Vanessa Paradis se fait du mouron pour Johnny Depp, sa carrière a pris à sale coup - Duration: 1:27. -------------------------------------------
Karine Ferri en veut à Cyril Hanouna, sa décision surprenante fait jaser - Duration: 1:22.
For more infomation >> Karine Ferri en veut à Cyril Hanouna, sa décision surprenante fait jaser - Duration: 1:22. -------------------------------------------
Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 5 - Duration: 13:28.
For more infomation >> Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 5 - Duration: 13:28. -------------------------------------------
Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 4 - Duration: 15:42.
For more infomation >> Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 4 - Duration: 15:42. -------------------------------------------
Les larmes de Laetyia Hallyday tombent sur la tombe de Johnny, dissipant les soupçons - Duration: 3:03.
For more infomation >> Les larmes de Laetyia Hallyday tombent sur la tombe de Johnny, dissipant les soupçons - Duration: 3:03. -------------------------------------------
DIY N°2 l HAIR GROTH, SHINE, FOR NATURAL CURLY HAIR - Duration: 3:16.
Hey welcome to my channel
so today i will show you my DIY nomber 2
is just my prepoo of the moment
you can see in this container i put oils
i have Rosemary oïl by miss antilles
black castor oil
homemade avocado oil
go Watch the video
and 4 drops of vitamin E
the second ingredient is the amla powder
it helps to hair grow,
give a shine and volume
the third ingredient is shikakai powder
it helps to hair growth
gives shine, helps to detangle
and makes hair been more soft
the fourth ingredient is the mango butter
it helps to prevent forks
nourish hair
repair and makes hair fiber been more soft
and gives shine
and the fifth ingredient
is the cocoa butter
it helps to nourish hair
gives vitality and protects hair of dehydration
and that's all
first of all i will melt the butters
in a pan with water
…..
…..
….
…..
…...
i will let the butter's melt to become liquid
and after i will mix with the powders
the oils
everything together
i prefer to use this object to be more
easy to applicate on my hair
but you can use a other container okay
i'm so so sorry for my socks behind
i forget to remove them
okay i forgeted all my french vocabulary
i was like, "how we call socks in french"
i think it's normal when we talk 2, 3 or 4 idiomes like me
…..
….
…..
no problem with the socks they are own okay
so i will mix everything with hot or warm water
never use cold water to do this okay
the results can be différents
so i shake, shake, shake
and you can see the results
my hair is just nourished
look at this curls, i have so much definition
that means my hair is moisturized and nourished
so hope this video will be useful for you
i hope you will soubscribe, like this video and share with your friends
comment if you want to question about something
or if you want just to say Something
give topics idea, like the topic do you want to see in my channel
so see you in the next Week for a new video
one video per week, GOODBYE
-------------------------------------------
Реакция на ГРОТ - Обитатели рая - Duration: 8:01.
For more infomation >> Реакция на ГРОТ - Обитатели рая - Duration: 8:01. -------------------------------------------
Opel Grandland X 1.2 Turbo 130pk Automaat Innovation | Leder | Led | Denon - Duration: 0:54.
For more infomation >> Opel Grandland X 1.2 Turbo 130pk Automaat Innovation | Leder | Led | Denon - Duration: 0:54. -------------------------------------------
Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 5 - Duration: 13:28. For more infomation >> Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 5 - Duration: 13:28. -------------------------------------------
Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 4 - Duration: 15:42. For more infomation >> Les secrets d'enfance d'Emmanuel Macron et Najat Vallaud-Belkacem Part 4 - Duration: 15:42. -------------------------------------------
LMC Musica 470 D - Duration: 1:12.
For more infomation >> LMC Musica 470 D - Duration: 1:12. -------------------------------------------
BMW X6 3.5D HIGH EXECUTIVE Aut. Sportpakket Leer Navi Camera - Duration: 1:09.
For more infomation >> BMW X6 3.5D HIGH EXECUTIVE Aut. Sportpakket Leer Navi Camera - Duration: 1:09. -------------------------------------------
Mercedes-Benz GLS 350 D 4MATIC AMG-Styling | DISTRONIC + | B&O | - Duration: 0:57.
For more infomation >> Mercedes-Benz GLS 350 D 4MATIC AMG-Styling | DISTRONIC + | B&O | - Duration: 0:57. -------------------------------------------
Toyota Hilux 2.5 D-4D VX 63.000km!! airco 4 doors dutch car - Duration: 1:04.
For more infomation >> Toyota Hilux 2.5 D-4D VX 63.000km!! airco 4 doors dutch car - Duration: 1:04. -------------------------------------------
Volvo XC60 2.4D NAVI / LEDER / 2e eigenaar - Duration: 1:06.
For more infomation >> Volvo XC60 2.4D NAVI / LEDER / 2e eigenaar - Duration: 1:06. -------------------------------------------
Laura Smet et David Hallyday « suspicieux », comment Laeticia leur cache son immense patrimoine ? - Duration: 1:27.
For more infomation >> Laura Smet et David Hallyday « suspicieux », comment Laeticia leur cache son immense patrimoine ? - Duration: 1:27. -------------------------------------------
Me, myself & the monkey | ANIMATION | Donkey Kong - Duration: 5:31.
For more infomation >> Me, myself & the monkey | ANIMATION | Donkey Kong - Duration: 5:31. -------------------------------------------
Marvel Heroes Avengers in Cinema and in Life - Duration: 8:08.
For more infomation >> Marvel Heroes Avengers in Cinema and in Life - Duration: 8:08. -------------------------------------------
One (SHOCKING) Reason Large Companies Fail - Duration: 2:38. For more infomation >> One (SHOCKING) Reason Large Companies Fail - Duration: 2:38. -------------------------------------------
First Impressions: Slab Internal Wiki - Duration: 11:22.
Hello everyone and welcome back to another video in today's video
We're reviewing slab which is an internal wiki tool the teams can use to coordinate their team knowledge
Everything from employee onboarding all the way to FAQs and information like that
So we're going to be reviewing that one in today's video. So let's jump in
Hello guys, welcome to this video today we are reviewing slab
We have it in front of us here for those who are brand new to this channel. My name is Francesco
I'll be taking you through this application today
the main reason I've been exploring internal wiki's a lot recently is
Because of the popularity of an application called notion
So in today's video we're looking at another resource that claims to be a useful wiki resource
So I've already create an account. You can access it from slab comm you can go to
Your team once you create an account
And I've created one for the key productive team now slab is really simple
It claims to be a long-term memory for your team. So
It's essentially trying to coordinate
All of the wiki's documents that you have and notes
Into one space so that whether they're you're a new employee or an older employee and you need to know a bit of information
whether it's like how you coordinate the blog or
what you need to do when you're setting up your new PC for the company that
is all in one place for people to find now there are a couple of
alternatives to these like wikis like slim wiki I know of
coda is obviously becoming more popular and does a few more additional features as
Well as notion and I will be reviewing a couple more like this application called outline, etc
So guys, let's jump in this application can be used for pretty much anything
I'm gonna be demoing with the features today giving you the pricing and giving you general opinion of the application
So as we can see this is so I'm at the front of us on this left-hand panel
We have the basically designed bar. You can actually find everything you need to know in terms of navigation
you've got home home will take you to this page here so that you can
All of the recently viewed features as well as any favorites that you've saved you can also access drafts here two
Drafts are when you're creating a post or a wiki inside of here and you're yet to publish it
You can pretty much go in there and continue to draft it. Now. You've also got favorites here
And once you save those favorites using the star option, you can access them from here
So that's could be your favorite posts. Then you've got something called topics
You can create a new topic
But let me just click show all because that will demonstrate what it can look like
You can create almost a structure to everything
So for example like in this demonstration
If you had a company you could have their roadmap here the vision the mission ending onboarding documents any temper
That's templates are pre created and any department that all of these documents relate to so
It's quite a nice experience in terms of finding anything. You need to know
so this can be really accessible now if you want to hide away that navigation bar when you're inside of a
Wiki then you can do just by tapping that there now you have got a search bar on there on the top
I will demonstrate some of the integrations that you can get a bit later, but let's just dive into an example
so for example
if I clicked on company, I would basically be met by this page and what you have when you click inside of a topic is
You have all of the posts that are relevant to it
so for example
This sort of reminds me of PO do and like a social networking
application almost like a team collaboration tool but posts essentially are your wikis
So for example, they've got a few sample ones here like getting a new laptop. So for example, if a company
provides laptops you could have a available model set selection here and
embed using Google Forms a
Laptop request form that you could use quite easily here. So it's quite a neat way of be able to do it
And of course you've got once you inside of the post or the wiki here
You can actually access the different areas and if this was longer you'd be able to see all of that
So with the top right-hand corner, you can edit the post if you'd like editing the post is really easy. I
Played around with a few and I will be demonstrating what this looks like, but you can pretty much
And any form of multimedia that you like with that images links files
Whatever and if for example you can text format with links and comments and leave them for your team
now if you want to
Unpublish this you can go to the top right you can favorite it
and if I hit favorite you can see it appears in this left-hand side and also you can export it and
Make a copy of it and you can export
into
Docx markdown PDF as well as it view the history
You can actually see who's edited it what comments have been left by other people
So it's it's not just a static post now, you can also share it
You can actually create a public link for anyone that want to view it or you can add specific
Owners that already joined in so it's quite an easy way. And also I did see that they have real-time synchronous as well
So if you were editing if someone else was editing this you'd be able to see exactly who's doing that which is good
So if I go over and I begin to create a new for example, let's say on onboarding
Let's say for the key productive side of stuff. We have the blog. Let's say I wanted to create a quick onboarding document for those
Who are new to the blog and just want to get started if I click create at the top right hand corner?
You create a new post and this is automatically available in your drafts
You can see that that's a draft now and of course you can see if you click into yourself
You can see all of the posts that you've created beforehand. So that's quite a quick and nice shortcut there
So for example if I want to say blog editors
guideline
Guidelines and I could get started straightaway. So what I'm gonna do is I'm going to craft a post. I'm gonna speed it up
So that you can see the sort of text formatting that I have
the ability to create
So here we are a really simple
Demonstration of how the post work, for example when you get started. I added a header to this document a
Post and you can also add these headers as you go throughout
So, for example, I added three core hate to headers
I ought lined a bit of the information to cite how to create a new blog post
and obviously this is very condensed and
creating header
Images and I also dragged in an image into this one and it saved it beautifully now things that I didn't add it also allows
You to add obviously more images. You have got video. You've got embedding
so if you wanted an
Embed a code or for example a YouTube video you could do so you can mention another post or mention a user
ordered list bulleted list or a checklist
So there for example if you want to make a quick checklist that is interacted you can even add code tables
I believe that is and also the additional horizontal line
So they're all accessible through just tapping this plus button media button down here and as you can see it's already
Coordinated the outline of the post as well so you don't have to now once I'm happy
what I would do is I'd press publish and as you can see you can add topics to it and actually
Assign it to so for example company onboarding if I kept publish and I go down to show all
You should be able to see that inside of that. So there we go
It's available in the post section inside of onboarding
now if I wanted a favorite topic
specifically I could do and of course I can access all of the topics below there and if I want to create a new post
It's quite easy here now inside of each topic page
you can actually see the top contributors to subtopics and any activities have been edited since you've been there which is quite easy and
If you want to you can go into other articles and actually share or publish them straight from there
So as you can imagine there are a few templates inside of here
So if I go to show or hit templates, you can see a few that they've created like meeting notes templates and project overview
So this could be a project overview template that you created and naturally you can see the goals non goals team goals
And you even with each poster thank each people so you can use a couple of templates if you want to create a new topic
There are a few templated ones here
So for example, if you want today a department for planning and developing helping winning drawing
There's loads there that you can do it and you can nest them underneath
Specific other topics now you're probably wondering when it comes to pricing and information like that. How does everything work?
They have a free trial which is 30 days. They also have a pricing. I think it's 10 users
annually as a price is
$25 per month for those 10 users
They also have a business edition of it with improved authentication and premium integrations
And that's $50 per user per month
Now the notable thing is they've got a few integrations with get hard Google Drive slack air table Dropbox paper G suite
YouTube
And future integrations with Atlassian products coming soon
They also have the ability to manage history management. I think this was founded by a previous employees of Airbnb
Dropbox and Y Combinator now just before we go. I wanted to demonstrate the Google Drive integration
I connected up with a Google Drive mini to demonstrate from so for example
if you already have a Google Drive full of documents and you want to be able to
Study in some - obviously it's lab but you still want access or your Google Drive. You can do that here
say for example, if I typed in like a couple of projects or done a search that
quickly finds inside of Google Drive
so for example
I could find all the Google Drive
And once I hit enter it would open up that Google Drive document and I can even add a folder to it
So that's quite a neat way
And you can obviously search and add more integrations like Dropbox paper and slack to make it searchable as well
And it was hopefully that was a nice overview
As I said, I'll wanted to be doing more internal wiki tools because this is quite a popular space
I think companies are leaning their way
towards these tools because as you could imagine
There's tons of them and and all that knowledge and information that a company's got can be found and accessed there
Anyway guys a huge
Thank you for stopping by and today if you're brand new to do productive YouTube channel
Please hit subscribe button
if you enjoyed this video hit the like button and if you want to leave a comment with any thoughts or feedback or you
Want to leave some ideas for internal wiki features in the future. Please do leave em there too. I know guys you
Thank you, and I will see you in a future video Cheers
-------------------------------------------
Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38. For more infomation >> Jerry Springer Show Malik feels like he's being suffocated by his girlfriend.... - Duration: 3:38. -------------------------------------------
Chris Rea 💫 Shine Shine Shine - Duration: 4:02.
For more infomation >> Chris Rea 💫 Shine Shine Shine - Duration: 4:02. -------------------------------------------
Étonnant : 3 simples astuces pour prévenir les dents tordues | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 8:08.
For more infomation >> Étonnant : 3 simples astuces pour prévenir les dents tordues | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 8:08. -------------------------------------------
Karine Ferri en veut à Cyril Hanouna, sa décision surprenante fait jaser - Duration: 1:22. For more infomation >> Karine Ferri en veut à Cyril Hanouna, sa décision surprenante fait jaser - Duration: 1:22. -------------------------------------------
1 KİLL 1 İTEM CHALLENGE! - SKYWARS - Duration: 6:03.
For more infomation >> 1 KİLL 1 İTEM CHALLENGE! - SKYWARS - Duration: 6:03. -------------------------------------------
David Hallyday s'ouvre, sa vérité cash qui a déstabilisé Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:17. For more infomation >> David Hallyday s'ouvre, sa vérité cash qui a déstabilisé Johnny -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:17. -------------------------------------------
Tip 10 - You Can Only Hope Your Competition Is Using This Website Type Style - Duration: 4:07.
For more infomation >> Tip 10 - You Can Only Hope Your Competition Is Using This Website Type Style - Duration: 4:07. -------------------------------------------
What the Hell Does "Data Science" Really Mean? The Dr. Data Show - Duration: 11:52.
♪ I love it when you call me Big Data ♪
Welcome to the Dr. Data show!
I'm Eric Siegel.
Data science, big data, what the hell do these buzzwords
really specifically mean?
Are they just cockamamie?
Intentionally vague jargon that overhypes and overpromises?
Or are these terms actually helpful?
Do they somehow designate, like, the most profound impact
of the Information Age?
Well, I'll start with the vague and overhyping side
and then circle back to why these buzzwords
may matter after all.
It's time for the Dr. Data Buzzword Smackdown.
There are a lotta problems with these words.
First, data scientist is redundant.
It's like calling a librarian a book librarian.
If you're doing science, it involves data, duh.
Furthermore, and don't tell anyone I said this,
but real sciences like physics and chemistry
don't have science in their name.
Your science is trying too hard
if it has to call itself a science.
Social science, political science, data science,
and I gotta say, even though I have three degrees in it
and was a professor of it,
computer science is an arbitrarily defined field.
It's just the amalgam of everything to do with computers,
as a concept and as an appliance,
from the engineering of how to build them
and the deep mathematics about their theoretical limitations
to how to make them more user friendly,
and even business strategies
for managing a team of programmers.
Universities might as well also have
a toaster science department,
which covers the engineering of better toasters
as well as the culinary arts on how to best cook with them.
But I digress.
Okay, next buzzword, big data.
First of all, it's just grammatically incorrect.
It's like looking at the Pacific Ocean and going big water.
It should be a lotta data or plenty of data.
But the real problem with big data
is that it emphasizes the size.
'Cause what's exciting about data isn't
how much of it there is per se.
It's about how quickly it's growing
which is amazing, by the way.
There's always so much more data today
than there was yesterday.
So we're gonna run out of adjectives really quickly.
Big data, bigger data, even bigger data, the biggest data.
Actually, there's been a long-running conference called the
International Conference on Very Large Databases since 1975.
I'm not joking.
That's before the first Star Wars movie came out.
Now, in some cases, people use the terms data science
and big data just to refer to machine learning,
i.e. when computers learn from the experience
encoded in data.
That's the topic of most episodes of this program,
The Dr. Data Show.
It's a show about machine learning,
which is a well-defined field
and, by the way, is also often called predictive analytics,
especially when you're talking about its deployment
in the private or public sector.
I would urge folks to use the well-defined terms
machine learning or predictive analytics
if in fact that's what you're specifically talking about.
But as for data science and big data,
in their general usage they suffer from
a terrible case of vagueness.
They have a wide range of subjective definitions,
which compete and conflict.
Basically, they're often used to mean nothing more specific
than some clever use of data.
The terms don't necessarily refer
to any particular technology, method, or value proposition.
They're just plain subjective.
You can use them to mean whichever technology you'd like.
Machine learning, data visualization,
or even just basic reporting.
But much worse than that, this vagueness often serves
to mislead and misrepresent by alluding to capabilities
that don't exist.
For example, the popular press,
as well certain analytics vendors,
sometimes use data science to denote
some whole collection of methods
that includes machine learning
as well as some other advanced methods.
The problem is, those other advanced methods are implied
but often actually don't really exist.
They're vaporware.
This confusion is sometimes inadvertent,
such as when journalists aren't fully knowledgeable
of the topic yet want it to sound as powerful as possible
but, either way, the end result is souped-up hype
that overpromises and circulates misinformation.
All these issues, by the way,
also apply to the older-school term data mining,
also totally subjective.
Besides, calling it data mining is like
instead of gold mining, saying dirt mining.
Malfunction, failed analogy.
'Cause we aren't searching for data,
we're searching within data.
So now you're probably asking yourself,
how could Dr. Data come down so hard on these words
if he loves data so much?
Well, no, Dr. Data doesn't hate these words,
only the misleading ways in which they're often used.
Dr. Data's love for data is fully intact.
After all, he named himself after it.
Anyway, let's talk data for a moment.
These buzzwords are all data this and data that.
So what exactly is all the fuss about data?
I mean, most people couldn't be less interested in data.
The non-geeks out there think it's the driest,
most boring word ever.
The word data is a deal-killer at cocktail parties.
I know from personal experience.
I have the data.
And data just grows like a weed anyway.
It's so indiscriminately collected and warehoused,
like some bland, uninteresting residue
that companies dump into the cloud
as they transactionally churn away endlessly.
But, no, that's wrong.
Actually, let me make a correction.
It isn't indiscriminate.
The stuff logged into all these memory banks
are exactly the things that matter.
That's why they're being recorded.
People think data's boring because they're overlooking
the fact that data is experience.
It's a long list of prior events
from which it's possible to analytically learn.
In fact, we could say that data is powerful
and all-encompassing for the very same reason
that it's misconstrued as boring,
which is that it's very abstract.
Data can mean anything and everything.
In its most abstract, it means nothing in particular,
but in the particular, it always means
something valuable and interesting.
Every medical diagnosis, medical procedure,
credit application, phone call, Facebook post,
movie viewing, ad click, fraudulent transaction,
spammy e-mail, traffic camera passed, flight taken,
earthquake, purchase, successful or failed sales call,
each positive and negative outcome of any significance
is encoded as data somewhere.
There are quintillions and quintillions of bytes.
That's my Carl Sagan impersonation.
Data grows by an estimated 2.5 quintillion bytes per day.
A quintillion is a one with 18 zeros after it.
And here's the big win.
We can improve everything
with this data.
All the main functions and day-to-day operational decisions
of companies and governments are exactly
what these data streams are recording.
Therefore, data records exactly the right,
relevant experience to apply predictive analytics
where it's needed most.
We have just the right data for this technology
to learn how to streamline the major operations
behind financial risk management,
fraud detection, marketing, law enforcement,
healthcare, and manufacturing.
Boom!
This is major.
We're witnessing an epic, fundamental shift
in how technology integrates with, alters,
and improves society and its functions.
And so data isn't the most boring after all.
In fact, it's the most
sexy?
The Harvard Business Review declared data scientist
the sexiest job of the 21st century.
I mean, really?
Data people are the most sexy?
That's great news!
Geek is the new chic.
It's hip to be square.
You know, I had always assumed the sexiest profession
was firefighters, but who knows.
Maybe it's just the hard hat.
This is a picture of me dressed up
as a data miner for Halloween.
Actually, the New York City Fire Department
uses predictive analytics to triage
and prioritize the inspections of buildings
with the highest risk of fire.
Yet another priceless application of machine learning.
Anyway, we actually produced a rap music video
about predictive analytics and how being a data geek
affects your social life.
It's the the best ever educational predictive analytics
rap music video ever created ever, period.
And also the only one.
Just three and a half minutes long.
You can check it out at PredictThis.org.
In conclusion, there's a lot to be excited about
when it comes to the data explosion
and what we can do with it.
The buzzwords are kinda inane when viewed up close.
Perhaps an equally appropriate and less misleading buzzword
for all this would be datapalooza,
but, in any case, the terms really allude to a culture
of smart people doing creative things
to make value of all this data.
Today's totally historic advent of having data
about everything and using data for everything
is mind-blowingly profound and important.
I'm Eric Siegel, thanks for watching.
Hit like and share this video if you think your friends
were also wondering what the hell data science
and big data really mean.
And for access to the entire web series,
go to TheDoctorDataShow.com.
♪ Who's your data? ♪
♪ Provide me the data to improve ♪
♪ And I'll apply the computation ♪
♪ I love it when you call me Big Data ♪
♪ Predictive analytics can help you with decisions ♪
♪ You can call, mail, credit, or hire with precision ♪
♪ On law, love, and life, you can prognosticate ♪
♪ Whom to investigate, incarcerate, ♪
♪ Set up on a date, or medicate ♪
♪ Charlie Brown never gets his kicks ♪
♪ That's why every old dog needs a brand new trick ♪
♪ If you get sick of chasing sticks ♪
♪ Or clicks with just a quick fix ♪
♪ You need to learn to predict ♪
♪ I can predict your every move ♪
♪ Just gimme all your information ♪
♪ Who's your data? ♪
♪ Provide me the data to improve ♪
♪ And I'll apply the computation ♪
♪ I love it when you call me big data ♪
-------------------------------------------
Jaguar F-Type 3.0 V6 Convertible 20"LM Sport uitlaat Navi Xenon 340PK! - Duration: 1:13.
For more infomation >> Jaguar F-Type 3.0 V6 Convertible 20"LM Sport uitlaat Navi Xenon 340PK! - Duration: 1:13. -------------------------------------------
Vegan Baked Falafel Recipe | Healthy Vegetarian Recipes from Diversity Planet - Duration: 1:10.
Baked Falafel
Dried Chickpeas - 250g
Baking Soda - 1 tsp
Water - 2 liters
Soak for at least 8 hours
Garlic - 2 cloves
Onion - 1 medium
Parsley - 30g (1 oz)
Coriander - 1 tsp
Cumin - 1 tsp
Black Pepper - 1/2 tsp
Paprika - 1 tsp
Salt - 1 tsp
Baking Soda - 1/2 tsp
Lemon Juice - 1tbsp
Water - 3 tbsp
Blend until homogeneous
Olive Oil
Bake for about 25 mins at 200°C (390°F)
Subscribe to watch new videos first
No comments:
Post a Comment