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My name is Gabriela Montero, I'm a concert pianist and composer and I'm here to perform my »Latin Concerto«.

I wrote this work in 2015 together with my wonderful friends from The Orchestra of the Americas

and my dear friend Carlos Miguel Prieto as conductor.

My name is Carlos Miguel Prieto and I'm the music director of The Orchestra of the Americas.

We're about to start our rehearsal on the day of our concert at the Elbphilharmonie.

The »Latin Concerto« is an homage to the wonderful things that we have in Latin America.

But also, beneath the rhythms, the harmonies, and the incredible spirit that we hear in the Latin American

countries, for which they are famous for – this kind of »Joie de vivre« – is also an underlying darkness,

a metaphor for the parts of our character in our history that do not allow us to evolve.

It's a bittersweet account of what it is to be a Latin American.

As the name of it is »Latin Concerto«, it's very Latin and it's very »Gabriela«.

What I love about this orchestra is that it's a mixture of 27 countries.

But at the same time it creates a sound through unity, despite the cultural differences between one and the next.

The summer in Hamburg is very hot.

The summer in Hamburg is a surprise. Every time I've been in Hamburg I've needed gloves, a hat and courage.

It's a marvellous array of different experiences, for me the new one is: hot weather!

I have to say it's very tropical.

Maybe it's a good introduction to the »Latin Concerto«.

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Kleiner Trinkhalm, großer Umweltsünder | Zur Sache Baden-Württemberg! - Duration: 4:26.

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Can you solve the rogue AI riddle? - Dan Finkel - Duration: 5:13.

A hostile artificial intelligence called NIM has taken over the world's computers.

You're the only person skilled enough to shut it down,

and you'll only have one chance.

You've broken into NIM's secret lab,

and now you're floating in a raft on top of 25 stories of electrified water.

You've rigged up a remote that can lower the water level

by ejecting it from grates in the sides of the room.

If you can lower the water level to 0,

you can hit the manual override,

shut NIM off,

and save the day.

However, the AI knows that you're here, and it can lower the water level, too,

by sucking it through a trapdoor at the bottom of the lab.

If NIM is the one to lower the water level to 0,

you'll be sucked out of the lab,

resulting in a failed mission.

Control over water drainage alternates between you and NIM,

and neither can skip a turn.

Each of you can lower the water level by exactly 1,

3,

or 4 stories at a time.

Whoever gets the level exactly to 0 on their turn

will win this deadly duel.

Note that neither of you can lower the water below 0;

if the water level is at 2,

then the only move is to lower the water level 1 story.

You know that NIM has already computed all possible outcomes of the contest,

and will play in a way that maximizes its chance of success.

You go first.

How can you survive and shut off the artificial intelligence?

Pause here if you want to figure it out for yourself.

Answer in: 3

Answer in: 2

Answer in: 1

You can't leave anything up to chance - NIM will take any advantage it can get.

And you'll need to have a response to any possible move it makes.

The trick here is to start from where you want to end and work backwards.

You want to be the one to lower the water level to 0,

which means you need the water level to be at 1, 3, or 4

when control switches to you.

If the water level were at 2,

your only option would be to lower it 1 story,

which would lead to NIM making the winning move.

If we color code the water levels,

we can see a simple principle at play:

there are "losing" levels like 2,

where no matter what whoever starts their turn there does, they'll lose.

And there are winning levels, where whoever starts their turn there

can either win or leave their opponent with a losing level.

So not only are 1, 3, and 4 winning levels,

but so are 5 and 6,

since you can send your opponent to 2 from there.

What about 7?

From 7, all possible moves would send your opponent to a winning level,

making this another losing level.

And we can continue up the lab in this way.

If you start your turn 1, 3, or 4 levels above a losing level,

then you're at a winning level.

Otherwise, you're destined to lose.

You could continue like this all the way to level 25.

But as a shortcut,

you might notice that levels 8 through 11 are colored identically to 1 through 4.

Since a level's color is determined by the levels 1, 3, and 4 stories below it,

this means that level 12 will be the same color as level 5,

13 will match 6,

14 will match 7, and so on,

In particular, the losing levels will always be multiple of 7,

and two greater than multiples of 7.

Now, from your original starting level of 25,

you have to make sure your opponent starts on a losing level every single turn—

if NIM starts on a winning level even once,

it's game over for you.

So your only choice on turn 1 is to lower the water level by 4 stories.

No matter what the AI does,

you can continue giving it losing levels

until you reach 0 and trigger the manual override.

And with that, the crisis is averted.

Now, back to a less stressful kind of surfing.

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How to Sculpt a Baby Dragon Hatching (in water based clay) - Narrated - Duration: 5:34.

Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!

I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will model a baby Dragon

hatching (coming out of the egg), and for that will use this clay,

which is water based, so it will dry and harden by itself with the air.

We take some of it and work it a bit, we can add some water

to make it softer and we work it a little bit more, so that the water

and the softness spreads evenly.

And we start giving it the shape of an egg, but it is a bit small, so let's take

some more clay, water it as needed and add it

to make it bigger.

The egg that I am making will probably be small, for Dragon´s standards [laughter]

but it will be bigger than a chicken`s egg anyways.

With a tool like this or with a butter knife I can try to make it a little bit more rounded.

Good!

But since it is pretty soft and a bit sticky, I think the hands work better, actually.

And now, let's cut a hole in it

we need to make some space so that our baby Dragon will be sitting in there and

will be coming out.

Alright!

And let's scoop some more out, like so.

This clay is drying pretty fast and is crackling, so I smooth it out with some more water.

Now let's do the Dragon,

and we will begin with the head.

We do a shape and also will have like the neck and part of the body so

that it holds itself up.

Like so.

Obviously the head is bigger and then the neck a little bit smaller, so we

take some clay out.

And we position it here.

Let's build the snout squeezing the clay a little bit, and let's give it a crest

something like that.

A pointed ridge in the middle.

Then we should carve the eyes, not the eyes I meant the eyes´ sockets

like so, and we can add a little ball for the eyes.

Very good!

Then the eyelids, on each side, and we do a line opening for the mouth.

The clay of the egg keeps crackling a lot, but now I think actually it looks

good since our egg should be crackling

so I guess this is a happy accident and I will leave it like that.

And we make some space for the baby arm to come out.

Like so, and we shape it a little bit.

The elbow and fingers.

Let's refine the crest, we should make it crisper... like so.

And then, let's model a little wing, we begin with a triangular shape and

then in one side we make it wavy.

And we give it some texture, scaly texture.

Let's make some texture also to the head

and the body.

Good! and let's amplify some of the cracks.

It looks like we did a lot of work with those cracks [laughter].

I like them.

I LOVE sculpting so much!

So much that I am actually seriously considering making all future tutorials, exclusively

on modeling and sculpting.

Would you like that?

or would you prefer majority of the videos being on drawing and a few on painting

and sculpting.

Please let me know in the comments.

Ok, I let the clay dry for a day and now with acrylic paint, I'm painting it all

white, as you see.

The egg will stay white, but as soon as it is dry, we give a layer of gold

to the Dragon.

This gold is a little bit transparent, so if I had painted it on the brown

color of the clay, it would look a lot darker.

Very good!

Now the eyes let's paint them orange, and I add a little bit more paint.

Like so.

Very good!

¡Excelente!

Now the other one.

And the pupil of course, black.

We do it a little bit elongated, like a cat. Here is the wing that had fallen off.

And the other eye.

Very good! Al right!

The last touches and its ready!

If you enjoyed please give it a LIKE! let me know in the comments

what would you like for the future, 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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Weathered Beach House Retreat Overlooking The Pacific Ocean

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Lise Eliot: Brain Development, Binary Gender Identity, & Children - Duration: 13:01.

LISE ELIOT: Neuroscientists have been studying transgender people's brains for for

quite a while now maybe twenty years and again there were some splashy early

studies that suggested that this tiny little zone of the hypothalamus or a

structure called the bed nucleus of the Stria terminalis differed in

transgender versus cisgender people however there's now been about 20

studies I think of transgender people's brains and comparing them to cisgender

and by and large because there's very little gender difference to begin with

or sex difference the differences are subtle and and again they're all over

the map with different studies finding different phenomena in male to female

female male and then apparently one sexual orientation also influences to

remember gender and sexual orientation are completely different dimensions you

can be you can be cisgender and be gay or straight you can be transgender and

be gay or straight for the gender that you identify with and so we see

depending on the study subtle differences in all these groups very

little replication from study to study in the last decent review or the only

decent review of this literature I've been reviewing it myself that I haven't

published it but there's one published review of 2015 the basic conclusion from

this was we just need to abandon the idea of binary brain sex period that the

studies of transgender individuals do not support the idea that there is such

a thing as a male brain in a female body and vice versa to me

gender is a spectrum I you know there's no question there is such a thing as

masculinity and femininity and that you know more xx individuals are feminine

and more XY are masculine but it really is a spectrum and you can find any

individual anywhere on the spectrum or some people even refer to it as

mosaic that there are these dimensions of masculanity and feminity my talk

about gender identity and sexual orientation which can be quite different

but we also have things like aggressiveness physicality social

sensitivity I mean we could we could chalk up all kinds of things that we all

know what's the masculine and what's the feminine end of the spectrum and you can

find individuals that are a mosaic of those different things you know so you

can find somebody I mean I I I consider myself very much of a mosaic brain I've

always been a strong and math and science and a pretty pretty physical

athletic but you know get me around a baby very nurturing and socially

sensitive and so I I think I'd end up on the feminine side of the spectrum in in

in in that zone and so for each of us there are many many dimensions of

masculinity and femininity you know cultural stereotypes have portrayed it

as if it's this binary but our brains have to do all of these things and so

our brains have many many circuits that for any individual are gonna fall

towards the male masculine towards the feminine or maybe kind of in-between so

we just really need to abandon this idea of binary brain sex and that applies

equally for cisgender as for transgender people right well

LBW: It's really fascinating that gender identity is not really tied to anything that we can it's

not really tied to brain structure right just like we have discussed so again I

think it leaves it leaves us all in a space of maybe unknowing sorry oh yeah

yeah just unknowing of not exactly fully understanding ourselves very well and

understanding how there is such large variations in human beings and our

identities and what we identify ourselves as it regarding gender

and you can't just reduce it to something biological yeah

LISE ELIOT: No I by the same token you know we don't know the neural circuitry for being a Republican

or a Democrat we don't know the neural circuit for being a Christian versus a

non-believer you know we know that there are there are brain activation

differences in people with different groups but you know we're barely if the

if the task is very discrete if it's like reading words or like I said

identifying facial expression neuroscientists can map out the circuits

for these things but how do you map out a circuit for gender identity I mean

what is gender idea how do you put somebody in a scanner and activate their

sense of gender identity brain activity and it's and so I think

like any of our complex thought processes it involves through life you

know our ability to identify our tendency to identify is going to be

influenced by many factors genetic and environmental and interestingly one

thing about transgenderism which I guess kind of surprised me because I think the

dogma is that you have a child born with the wrong brain for their body or vice

versa but it turns out that people transition at all ages and they don't

necessarily they weren't necessarily just for gender dysphoria as children it

can come on at many stages of life which again tells me it's um it's a it's it's

it's influenced by life experience and culture and and a lot of complex

influences and and frankly we can't study it in animals either because

gender is by definition cultural and animals maybe have a little bit of

culture but I would argue not to the extent that we do

LBW: Right it doesn't get

there not as uh maybe it's not as complex oh yeah yeah yeah

I just think this is a credibly fascinating subject because I don't

know I want people to be respected and I want to respect everybody's decisions in

their life I do have some understandably I think there is some and I don't know

if you have an opinion on this particular element of it but you

describe people who identify as one gender or the other they might this

comes up in different parts of their life which indicates that it might be

cultural in its origin or or something like that but I think that because

people want to be so inclusive of transgender people like for instance if

you have a child that's about maybe 6 or 7 years old and say its a little boy

physically biologically a boy but they say I want to dress and be like my

sister or like a girl and that parent may then think oh well they're just a

transgender who wants to transition into female I've heard of these cases

where children are are basically under go hormone therapy and and so that's

that's the territory that I know it's a bit it gets into a really politically

sensitive very difficult territory to discuss because in no way am i trying to

be insensitive or trying to dismiss or say that people can you know do whatever

they want with themselves and and and identify whatever they whatever they

want regarding their gender but I think we get into this territory of trying to

understand how to deal with say children who are undergoing this process I just

again I don't know if I have an opinion on that but that's really where my my

confusion or interest kind of goes into because it it really concerns me when

people maybe don't have a nuanced perspective or letting that child grow

up and see how it all plays out I guess is maybe the way I would say that

LISE ELIOT: Yeah it's extremely difficult time in for like pediatric psychiatry and

endocrinology trying to understand what to do with kids who are

gender dysphoric that express you know that they're not they they want to be the gender

other than their by gonads but I and it's evolving the good news is there are

protocols in place for a child who is as you know very persistent very insistent

about their gender dysphoria that they you know a genetic boy who says that you

know I am a girl I want to be a girl I've always wanted to be a girl there

are protocols in place that involve delaying puberty and waiting until the

child is at the age of consent or I think maybe at 16 now and allowing them

to choose to initiate hormone therapy and so on but generally a very slow the

advice is to take it very slow because some kids do change their mind and so

many social factors can can influence that and and complex psychological

factors we really don't understand but I can tell you that it's a extremely

challenging for parents and pediatricians these days we want to be

affirming we don't want to shame children and that was always the

standard method for trying to condition children to accept their biological

gender and a lot of kids were seriously traumatized by that so I think we're in

a better space that way in terms of parents and hopefully teachers and

communities affirming children's gender creativity I like that term better than

gender dysphoria kids are being creative about gender but but you know those are

these are major changes to your body that may affect your fertility may

affect your various aspects of your health and so we need to be extremely

cautious and take it slow for how children are treated medically and you

know stay tuned is all I can say that maybe in another 10 or 20

yearss we'll have this sorted out better but I want maybe final thought is that

you know none of this would be an issue if if we did not have binary gender if

we all dress the same if we didn't have different pronouns and different names

and if we didn't line up the boys and girls separately or send them to

different bathrooms if kids sports frankly frankly could be gender

integrated until puberty there's there's no difference in strength or ability

between boys and girls before puberty there's no reason to separate the soccer

teams we just make such a big damn deal about gender that we force kids to

pick a team you know if gender truly is a spectrum and yet we only present them

two teams well what do we do with all those kids that are kind of in the

middle and that maybe a lot of kids you know that are not super

masculine are not super feminine and and and we force them into these narrow

boxes that really constrain the rest of their lives it constrains the kinds of

things they're gonna practice it constrains who they interact with who

they befriend who they talk to who they get close to and you know to me you know

gender is very limiting so the ultimate solution to this would be if we could

live in a truly not gender neutral society but gender free society where it

just wasn't a label that influenced anything in our lives and and then we

wouldn't have kids I people I think as much wanting to change their outward anatomy

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Dalia Tarek | Data Analyst Nanodegree Graduate - Duration: 1:59.

It was a great challenge but I had already become attached to the field.

I wanted to keep going so I decided not to stop.

I'll keep studying while I'm pregnant and with the baby.

At college, we studied data science and artificial intelligence theoretically.

I did my graduation project was on AI.

I was studying it just like any other subject.

I was happy to be studying it but I had no idea if I would be able to apply it.

It never crossed my mind because at the time there were no data scientist

or machine learner vacancies in the Egyptian market.

After I graduated, I worked as a software developer at more than one startup.

And I started noticing a new phenomenon spreading in Egypt, called data science.

At first, I was looking for some way to start.

What would make me understand the big picture but in a practical manner, not just theoretically?

One of the things I found was Udacity's data analyst nanodegree.

I didn't know what that was

but I understood that it targets those who want to understand data science overall.

I decided to get the nanodegree so I actually started the course and kept going even after having my kid.

I finished the whole nanodegree in less than a year.

I thoroughly understood the big picture and what each course was about.

You have to always be learning new things in the computer science field.

It teaches you a completely different way of thinking.

You go beyond software problems and tackle other kinds.

So there's always a learning curve when it comes to software developers or engineers.

You have to always be learning new things.

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This is Why You Need To Be Prolific #RussellBrunson - Duration: 3:04.

- Hey there, it's Stacia Kennedy,

and we're testing out my new selfie stick, SMOVE MOBILE.

So as I walk and talk to you on this video,

I'm gonna share with you some Expert Secrets knowledge.

I love that book.

Oh, so I'm still kinda getting used to this following

and tracking me here.

So I wanted to share with you, where did I even park,

about Expert Secrets.

It's an awesome book that you've gotta get.

If you wanna create a massive movement in your business,

if you wanna be an influencer,

if you wanna use influencer marketing

to grow your audience,

sell more products, make more money,

create an affiliate marketing business,

you need to have these tools.

You need to know about the Prolific Index.

What is the Prolific Index?

Basically, what I always share with people is that you want

to educate and engage

and entertain people on social media

to grow your following, but you don't wanna be boring.

That's one of the things that I kind of fear sometimes,

is I don't wanna be boring.

But I also don't wanna be way out there, crazy.

I wanna be somewhat professional.

(laughs) I don't want to have a brand

where people think that you're cuckoo

and that you. (laughs)

I've seen some people, and it's really sad,

who are just so talented,

so inspiring in their career.

They just went off on the deep end and went so crazy

that it was just completely sad.

So you wanna be (laughs) in between

nutso going to the nuthouse

and, oh, this is me, boring old,

here at my desk, blah blah blah.

So you wanna have somewhat of a in between,

and that is what the Prolific Index is.

So hope you enjoyed this video.

I'm gonna jump in my car (laughs) and get home to my family

and hopefully do some more videos.

But hopefully this wasn't too bad.

I'm testing out my new SMOVE MOBILE selfie stick

where it kinda follows me as I walk,

and it's not too jaggedy

usually when you're holding your phone.

Just gotta have the right lighting out here.

So thanks for watching this video.

I'll put a link to my new little toy below this video.

Thanks for watching, and I'll see you on the next video.

Much love and aloha.

Be prolific, not crazy, and don't be so boring. (laughs)

Comment below if you got value,

and we'll see you on the next video.

Much love and aloha.

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Bathroom Reading: "Moby Dick" Typed On Six Rolls Of Toilet Paper - Duration: 1:01.

These rolls of toilet paper contain the complete text of Moby Dick.

Herman Melville's whale-hunting epic has been carefully transcribed onto toilet paper

by Dennis Malone of Palm Springs, Florida.

Written in 1851, the now world-famous novel didn't experience widespread success until

after the author's death.

With over 200,000 words, it took six rolls to contain the entire text.

It contains the original dialect and even reference notes.

The letters were hand-typed on clean rolls of 2-ply tissue, allowing people to relive

the tale of Ahab's revenge one sheet at a time.

Believe it or not, some whales living today are over 200 years old, meaning they were

around before Melville's book even existed.