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Granny's AM Meditations - #7 Just Breathe - Duration: 5:49.
Hello InnerTubers,
How about another Morning Meditation?
Quick!
One quick breath. [inhale] [exhale]
[upbeat intro music]
Well, now, after a little bit of amped up music,
are you ready to breathe?
'Cuz that's what this one is all about.
Breathing will just center you, my friends.
I'm telling you the fuckin' truth.
I'm gonna say this early in the video – really early so you don't forget and I don't
forget – share the video – share the video with everybody because everybody needs to
be able to breathe.
Yeah. That shit's important.
It's not hippie heebie jeebie stuff.
It's just good common sense.
I'm gonna give you an example, okay?
A week or so ago, my plate was so fucking full I didn't know where to start.
I had website work to do.
I had book work to do.
I had some Cameos I needed to finish.
I needed to write a speech.
I needed to help somebody with some editing.
And, I needed to eat.
And, I needed to do laundry.
And, I needed to go to the grocery store.
And [frantic mumbles]! [exhales]
You get it?
Well, I had to do this Cameo for this lady
and she was talking about how she had so much
on her plate.
DUHHHH.
Life imitating art, right?
So, I realized … [inhales]
that what I needed to do … [exhales]
was take a breath.
So, what I did is I set my phone
for the hour on the hour –
actually, I set it for 59 minutes at a time.
And then I would stop what I was doing,
close my eyes for just 2 or 3 seconds
[inhales] ... [exhales]
And sometimes the very first deep breath was all I really needed to do
to give myself permission
to take another couple of really deep breaths.
Big in [inhales]
hold it
[exhales]
gentle exhale.
So, by the time I finished that and reset my phone for the next 59 minutes, now maybe
a little more than an hour had gone by.
It was so refreshing, and so renewing.
Fuck.
I mean I felt like a brand new woman.
As brand new as one can be at my age.
But, it fucking worked!
Hoh Hoh!
It worked so mega-TITS good,
I actually had managed to center myself.
And then I wrote a list.
I wrote a list of the shit I needed to do
instead of trying to carry it up here in my head.
Because, well, you know, there's just so much shit up there,
I couldn't carry it all.
But there's an odd satisfaction in writing a list and scratching that shit off –
one at a time.
[inhales] ... [exhales]
And sometimes I was able to do 2 things
in between those 59-minute breaks.
Try it.
Just breathe, fuckers.
Just breathe.
If you need some more really good advice,
why you check out the rest of the morning meditations.
Check out the bedtime meditations.
And, if you start to get hungry, well check out the shit that I cook.
Because it's all yummy.
You love me, right?
You love me because I give you really solid advice
and I never bullshit you, because,
what the sense is that, right?
You would pick up on it in a nanosecond.
'Cuz you're smart little fuckers.
I know you are.
There you go.
Breathe.
And if you can't remember to breathe,
set your fuckin' alarm clock.Or a timer.
Or whatever the hell works.
Maybe drink a lot of water and you have to go to the bathroom,
so that's your breathing (reminder)?
You know,
you can breathe and pee at the same time.
That's all I really wanna tell you.
Just breathe, fuckers.
[inhales] ... [exhales]
And gentle.
It doesn't need to be hard work.
Just one deep breath.
[ahhhh] Okay.
If you wanna throw in some shoulder rolls,
forward and backwards, you go for it.
Because I love you.
[blows kiss]
Granny loves you.
Oh, and be sure and check out the cookbook, okay?
And the new website.
And, if you want me to do a Cameo for you,
I promise you I'll put it on my list.
I love you. I really do.
Every one of you.
Oh, Oh!
And for fuck's sake, I almost forgot.
Share. Share
Yeah. Share.
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Trump Is Now DENYING That 3,000 Puerto Ricans Died In Hurricane Maria - Duration: 4:08.
It almost seems impossible that Donald Trump could sink any lower than he already has on
Twitter with insulting people's intelligence, going after their personal appearances, things
like that, but this morning he actually managed to outdo himself when he said one of the most
horrid and disgusting things that he has ever said since become President of the United
States.
Here it is, spread out over two tweets.
"3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico.
When I left the Island, AFTER the storm had hit, they had anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths.
As time went by it did not go up by much.
Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000..."
".....This was done by the Democrats in order to make me look as bad as possible when I
was successfully raising Billions of Dollars to help rebuild Puerto Rico.
If a person died for any reason, like old age, just add them onto the list.
Bad politics.
I love Puerto Rico!"
So Donald Trump is telling us that his negligence, the callous attitude toward those American
citizens in Puerto Rico, they're not actually dead.
They didn't die.
It wasn't storm related if they did die.
I'm sure that's consolation to all the people who buried their 2,975 relatives, loved ones,
friends, families, whatever.
Maybe they can just dig them up now because apparently they didn't die.
I guess they should go check on them.
It's true that 3,000 people didn't die in the storm, they died from what happened after
the storm.
And what happened after the storm is 100 percent Donald Trump's fault.
As the leader of the Federal Government, which makes him of government organizations like
FEMA, whose job it is to make sure we have proper disaster responses in areas like Puerto
Rico, yeah that is your fault.
They didn't have clean water, they had water filled with bacteria.
They didn't have proper infrastructure in place, and yes that is the responsibility
of the U.S.
Government to make sure that that can happen.
Hospitals were overloaded.
People who had regular illnesses could not get in because of all the people injured from
the hurricane.
Any death like that is hurricane related.
'Cause it would not have happened had the hurricane not come to the island.
The President right now is trying to deny reality and not just deny that it exists,
but also blame Democrats for what is allegedly a lie that almost 3,000 people died.
The man is absolutely insane, as is anyone out there defending anything that he says.
You're insane.
You are and so is this man.
He is not fit to be the President of the United States, not by a long shot.
This tweet is absolutely abhorrent.
Especially as we have a massive hurricane bearing down on the United States right now
and the people in that path of that storm need to understand that once the wind goes
away, once the flood waters recede, which could take weeks, President Trump, FEMA, all
the people that you think are going to come help you, they won't be there.
You're gonna have to rely on aid and generosity from your fellow American citizens.
And as for the claim that Donald Trump helped raise billions of dollars for Puerto Rico,
that is an outright lie.
There is no evidence whatsoever to back that up.
There are no campaign speeches, there were no rallies, there were no fundraisers, there
were no tweets, there is nothing to indicate that this man did anything to raise any personal
money or get people to help donate to Puerto Rico.
He is an absolute liar, he is a con man, and at this point it's pretty safe to say that
this man is absolutely insane.
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Nightwatch Nation: Treating the Hatchet Man (Season 1, Episode 4) | A&E - Duration: 4:00.
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How to Help a Friend Struggling with Depression - Duration: 4:52.
- Hello, hello, hello my friends!
Kaitlyn here!
And let's talk a little bit about mental health this week!
Usually we talk about managing our personal mental health,
but what if you know someone
who's struggling with depression or another mental illness?
(upbeat electronic music)
So this is another subscriber question
and it comes from Ed and he asks:
How do you cope
when someone in your family is suffering from depression?
I have a family member who has depression
and it got really bad last year.
I didn't know what to do
and everything I did felt inadequate.
It even got to the point
where I felt like the depression was infecting me.
So what advice would you give people
who are trying to help someone who has depression?
Oh man, I am sorry that your family member
is going through a mental health struggle right now,
but I can't commend you enough
for trying to be there for them.
So the first thing you've gotta recognize
is that you are not a therapist or psychiatrist.
You're not professionally trained
to help someone deal with their mental illness.
And that's okay!
That's not your job.
It's 100% their job
to seek the appropriate help that they need to get better.
Sometimes they're able to do it.
And sometimes it's like pulling teeth
and it might take years
before they're really able to buckle down and do it.
But all you can do
is encourage them to seek professional help,
not try to be their personal therapist.
I have done that, and I know that it does not work.
And it's a really easy trap to fall into
especially if you're dealing with someone
who isn't officially diagnosed
and maybe doesn't want to get help for whatever reason.
It leads to emotional abuse and codependency
and just really bad situations.
Now, maybe this person is seeking help,
but you still feel like you need to do something for them.
So as someone who's dealt with depression for years,
it's very common to either have friends
who kind of distance themself from you
because they don't quite know how to help
or they don't know how to deal
with the struggles that you're going through.
Or they're so empathetic,
that it really takes a toll on them worrying about you
and wanting to find some way to fix your problems.
I get both of those points of view.
And most of the time we talk about the former on my channel
because I want to help destigmatize mental health.
And part of that is helping people
not be afraid of their friends or family members
if they have a mental illness,
because that's actually
when they need their support the most.
But there's also the opposite side of that
which it sounds like Ed is residing in.
And that's when you can really suffer
from emotional burnout.
This is a problem among caregivers of all kinds,
whether professional or not.
We try to help someone else who's struggling,
a lot of times we forget to take care of ourselves.
Have you ever heard the airplane metaphor?
So when you're on an airplane
and there's a drop in cabin pressure
and the little yellow oxygen masks drop down,
what does the airline attendant tell you
in the pre-flight safety speech that everyone ignores?
They say to put on your own mask first
before assisting others.
Now, why is that?
Shouldn't you make sure your child
or your elderly seat neighbor has oxygen first?
Because don't they seem like the most susceptible ones
because they need your help?
Yes, but if you don't put on yours first,
you might run out of oxygen,
and then you can't save yourself or anyone else!
This is one of the most common metaphors
when talking about caregiver burnout
because it very succinctly lays out
why self-care is the most important first step
in being a good caregiver.
You just can't help others if you're suffering yourself.
So if you're trying to help someone
through a mental health struggle,
don't forget to take a step back,
assess your own mental health,
and do what you need to do
to make sure that you're mentally sound and happy.
I know this can be extra hard
if you're dealing with a family member who's struggling,
especially if you live with them,
because there's just not enough space
for you to be able step back
and prioritize your own mental health.
And that's really when asking for help probably comes in.
Like talking to your friends and other family members
and be like
"Hey, I'm trying to be supportive for this person,
"but it's really getting to me.
"Could you step up for a little while
"while I work on myself?"
I have had a super hard time
asking for help when I needed it throughout the years,
but trust me, it is much better
than running yourself into the ground
while trying to be everyone's superhero.
Well, there's no easy answer
to helping a friend or family member
through a mental health struggle.
But my best advice is that you can't help anyone
unless you yourself are feeling strong.
And sometimes you're not going to.
But having the foresight
to know that you need to step back when that happens
is going to be a lifesaver.
For the question today, what's been your experience
helping a friend or family member
dealing with a mental illness?
Or maybe how has someone helped you
if you've been the one in crisis?
Tell me down in the comments!
Plus remember that you can submit your own question or topic
to be featured in the video or blog!
Just click over here
and fill out this super easy form on my website!
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so that you know the moment there's a new video!
And I'll see you guys next Thursday!
Bye! (blowing kiss)
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One Dev Question with Aaron Gustafson - Will PWA's Replace Native Apps? - Duration: 2:12.
Will PWAs replace native apps?
I'm gonna go down a limb here and say...
..no.
But the caveat is that they will replace
some types of native apps.
So when you're building a native app,
you need to build
usually some sort of API or web service
that that app lives on top of.
And then in a lot of cases you're building
different native apps for different platforms.
So you might have,
you know, an Android app, you might have an iOS app,
you might have desktop apps for Windows,
for Mac OS, what-have-you.
You probably have a web version of that as well.
And if that's the case,
it might make a lot of sense for you to actually
double down on your investment in web
which has a very large community,
a lot of available developers,
a lot of great resources at relatively low cost
and focus your energies there rather than
focusing on building for umpteen different platforms.
Especially if you're providing an experience
that has a lot of parity across all of those platforms.
It may not be worth that additional investment
to focus on specific native apps as well.
And instead, focus on building a great web experience
turning that into a PWA that's then installable
on all those platforms which PWAs are at this point.
So that's kind of one side of it.
The other side of it is: there are going to be
still some apps that will just perform better as native apps.
And this is going to be on a case-by-case basis.
If you need to be closer to the metal on the machine,
then a native app probably makes a lot of sense for you.
If you need to have immediate access
to certain device APIs and stuff like that
that aren't available via web standard interactions
or APIs in JavaScript,
then a native app is going to make more sense to you.
So really it should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
I don't think PWAs are going to replace all native apps,
but I think they're going to replace quite a few
of the sort of most common use cases for native apps.
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DeepMind's New AI Helps Diagnosing Eye Conditions - Duration: 3:59.
Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute Papers with Károly Zsolnai-Fehér.
In this video series, we often see how these amazing new machine learning algorithms can
make our lives easier, and fortunately, some of them are also useful for serious medical
applications.
Specifically, medical imaging.
Medical imaging is commonly used in most healthcare systems where an image of a chosen set of
organs and tissues is made for a doctor to look at and decide whether medical intervention
is required.
The main issue is that the amount of diagnostic images out there in the wild increases at
a staggering pace, and it makes it more and more infeasible for doctors to look at.
But wait a minute, as more and more images are created, this also means that we have
more training data for machine learning algorithms, so at the same time as human doctors get more
and more swamped, the AI should get better and better over time!
These methods can process orders of magnitude more of these images than humans, and after
that, the final decision is put back into the hands of the doctor, who can now focus
more on the edge cases and prioritize which patients should be seen immediately.
This work from scientists at DeepMind was trained on about 14 thousand optical coherence
tomography scans, this is the OCT label you see on the the left, these images are cross
sections of the human retina.
We first start our with this OCT scan, then, a manual segmentation step follows, where
a doctor marks up this image to show where the most relevant parts, like the retinal
fluids or the elevations of retinal pigments are.
Before we proceed, let's stop here for a moment and look at some images of how the network
can learn from the doctors and reproduce these segmentations by itself.
Look at that!
It's almost pixel perfect!
This looks like science fiction.
Now that we have the segmentation map, it is time to perform classification.
This means that we look at this map and assign a probability to each possible condition that
may be present.
Finally, based on these, a final verdict is made whether the patient needs to be urgently
seen, or just a routine check, or perhaps no check is required.
The algorithm also learns this classification step and creates these verdicts itself.
And of course, the question naturally arises: how accurate is this?
Well, let's look at the confusion matrices!
A confusion matrix shows us how many of the urgent cases were correctly classified as
urgent, and how often it was misclassified as something else and what the something else
was.
The same analysis is performed to all other classes.
Here is how the retina specialist doctors did, and here is how the AI did.
I'll leave it there for a few seconds for you to inspect it.
Really good!
Here is also a different way of aggregating this data - the algorithm did significantly
better than all of the optometrists and matched the performance of the number one retina specialist.
I wouldn't believe any of these results if I didn't see these reports with my own eyes
in the paper.
An additional advantage of this technique is that it works on different kinds of imaging
devices and it is among the first methods that works with 3D data.
Another plus that I really liked is that this was developed as a close collaboration with
a top tier eye hospital in London to make sure that the results are as practical as
possible.
The paper contains a ton of more information, so make sure to have a look!
This was a herculean effort from the side of DeepMind, and the results are truly staggering.
What a time to be alive!
Thanks for watching and for your generous support, and I'll see you next time!
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One Dev Question with Aaron Gustafson - Why is Microsoft interested in PWA's? - Duration: 1:32.
Why is Microsoft interested in PWAs?
This is actually an interesting question,
because PWA is in a lot of ways are viewed
as a mobile solution
or at least were initially proposed as a mobile solution
and we're not really in that mobile space much anymore.
So why is Microsoft interested?
Well, the reality is that Microsoft has actually
been very interested in the web for quite a long time.
When Windows 8 came along, we actually enabled developers
to build native apps using web technologies.
And then when Windows 10 came along,
initially we had this thing called hosted web apps
which was kind of the precursor to PWAs within the Microsoft universe
which allowed you to bundle a web app.
So, it's something that existed at a URL on the web
as an installable native app.
And we see that the web is a great distribution mechanism.
It's a great place to invest
in building great experiences
and it's where a lot of the great experiences are being built
and we want to be supportive of that
and we want to create discoverability
for those awesome services that people are building on the web
within the Microsoft Store, within Bing search results
and that sort of thing.
So, ultimately it's about giving exposure
to great software that's being written out there.
Also, being able to provide those great experiences
to our users as well.
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My Lush Life: Hilary Pickles, Charitable Giving Ambassador #BeCrueltyFree - Duration: 2:45.
- I'm feeling good.
This is the second press conference
that we've done for the bill.
You know, I'm not gonna lie, before you public speak
it's never the best feeling in the world but then,
when you're up there it's just fine.
So, I'm going with just fine.
(laughing)
(light bouncy music)
I started working for Lush back in 2005.
This company that I've been totally obsessing over.
The Charitable Giving program launched in 2007.
It certainly sparked something in me.
I started working part time connecting the company
to organizations that were here in California
and when a full time role opened up on the team,
I applied for it and I got it.
Our Charity Pot partners, they are the on the ground
advocates for all of the issues that we want to work on.
Social compassion legislation is a great example of that,
because their entire mission is to bring legislation
to the table that is creating a more
compassionate environment for animals.
It was their idea to bring this bill, SB1249,
the California Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act to California.
It's huge thanks to them for getting this movement started.
The Charitable Giving team, I feel that we truly embody
how Lush, as a company, walks the walk.
We don't just say that we believe in these things,
we don't just say that we think this is right
without actually doing something about it.
- [Woman] Alright, where are we off to today?
- We are going to speak in support of SB1249.
Woo hoo we are ready!
Growing up I was always surrounded by animals.
It was always told by my mother
that I was an incredibly stubborn child.
I think it has served me well.
When you know that something is right or wrong,
you have to fight for it.
- [Announcer] We have Hilary Pickles with us.
(crowd cheering)
- We are proof that a successful business
can create innovative product,
and reach a global customer base,
without ever having used an animal tested ingredient.
For people to actually stand up and make a change,
policy has to change.
You just have to stand up and say, yes,
when everybody else is saying no, to make that stop.
Thank you so much.
(crowd cheering)
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The Mask (1994) Cast | Then and Now 2018 - Duration: 2:26.
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Golden Retriever Puppies Play On The Tennis Court | Kritter Klub - Duration: 2:50.
Retrievers on the tennis court?
Gotcha!
Seven Golden Retriever Siblings
Let's take a shower
Prick the bubble
This one takes a bath by itself
Squishes his body inside the pot
Falls asleep
You shouldn't sleep here
You said you'll give us snacks when we take a bath
Umm...did...I..?
We're hungry
So exhausted
The mother retriever became so exhausted after breast-feeding her babies
Private food tray for each dog
Feed us immediately
shoveling down
What are you going to do next?
Players enter the stadium
Rolling over
Failed the free ride
I'll deliver you to your house
Heart attack
Holding tight to be safe LOL
Let's call it a day
Celebrate Mother Retriever's freedom
They're disappointed in her
Rebellion of the puppies
wriggle wriggle
It's a party
This is paradise
Let me play
I'm getting dizzy
You are too cute to be true
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Simplicity Reigns at This Off-Grid Australian Retreat | Gorgeous Small House Design - Duration: 2:11.
Simplicity Reigns at This Off-Grid Australian Retreat
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মডেলিং থেকেই অভিনয়ে এসেছেন নতুন টেলি নায়ক ? | Bengali Serial Actor Syed Arefin | Irabotir Chupkatha - Duration: 1:40.
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Chinese for Kids with Miaomiao Ep.84—Keep Trying - Duration: 2:18.
♪ Miao, Miao ♪
(upbeat music)
♪ Miao, Miao ♪
(bright music)
- Ugh, I give up.
I'm sorry Coco, I'm just not good at art.
(bright music)
- That's not true, Miao Miao, you painted
the Leaning Tower of Pisa before.
Just keep practicing, I know you can do it.
Try again 試一次 (Zàishì yīcì).
(bright music)
- Hm, yeah, you're right.
(bright music)
Ugh, something's off again.
(bright music)
- But you're getting closer, good job.
You should try again 試一次 (Zàishì yīcì).
You'll get it right with more practice.
(bright music)
- (sighs) Alright, one more time.
I can do this.
(bright music)
How's this, Coco?
- Wow, you're very close, except for the feet.
Mine don't have fingers.
- (sighs) This is way too hard.
- No, don't give up now, you're so close, Miao Miao.
試一次 (Zàishì yīcì) try again.
- (sighs) okay, but this is my last try.
I've got this.
(bright music)
Okay, Coco, it's ready.
(bright music)
- Wow, Miao Miao, this is amazing.
You nailed it.
(bright music)
- Yay, aw thanks, Coco, I'm glad I didn't give up.
(bright music)
- I knew you could do it, with practice
and hard work, you can do anything.
(bright music)
- Yeah, you're right, I'm so happy you like it.
(bright music)
Don't forget, never give up, just try again.
試一次 (Zàishì yīcì)
See you next time.
(bright music)
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1930s Comfortable And Cozy Cottage in Craftsman Heights | Great Small House Design - Duration: 3:47.
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