Youtube daily Jul 3 2018

YouTube recently announced that it's bringing its premium subscription music

service to the UK and other territories.

Hey, this si Chia from Brand24! Welcome to the #SocialRecap - our rundown of all the

latest highlights and trends from social media and digital marketing news. So,

first up: Google has taught its Medical Brain AI how to predict a patient's risk

of mortality, discharge and readmission. Even more accurately than many hospitals.

So, by taking a wider range of patient data into consideration and then

teaching it's AI how to read that data Google's predictive algorithm has shown

higher accuracy than traditional hospital systems in terms of predicting

patient health and medical needs. So, in fact in one of its earlier studies a

hospital predicted a 9,3% risk of mortality for a patient

with breast cancer while Google's Medical Brain predicted a higher

19,9% risk. The patient sadly passed away less than 2

weeks later but as we can see the higher rate that Google predicted was more

accurate than the prediction from the hospital itself. So, a big part of why

Medical Brain has higher accuracy is because Google's AI reads all the notes

that doctors make about each patient in their emergency health records.

While many Hospital warning systems base the predictions on a smaller subset of

data. So, Google is currently exploring ways it can improve the accuracy of

Medical Brain even more. This includes voice recognition, so that doctors won't

have to manually make notes for patient files. And, while this would streamline

the medical process a great deal, it would require tremendous accuracy on the

part of Google to avoid any major disasters. If they're able to do all this

while complying with data security regulations, Medical Brain would be

making huge advancements in medical care minimizing the risk of human error.

So, next! Twitter is making Instream Video Ads available to all advertisers

from 12 different global markets. The decision to expand Instream Video Ads

was supported by data showing how all the strategy has been working for brands.

Research from Nielsen reported that Instream Video Ads

help improve ad awareness by 70%, brand awareness by 28% and even

Viewer Purchase Intent by 6%. And the benefits aren't just restricted to

brands. Video publishers on Twitter saw 60% increase in

year-over-year revenue within 2017. And 50% of Twitter's own 575 million dollar revenue

from quarter one of last year came solely from video ads which isn't really

all that surprising considering that video views in general have doubled on

Twitter in just one year. So, meanwhile Instagram wants its users to shop inside

Instagram stories and not just in feed posts. Shoppable Instagram Stories are

currently being tested by a few select brands like Adidas and Louis Vuitton. They

put shopping bag stickers by their products inside their Instagram stories

and then users can just tap on those stickers see more details about the

items. So, this move will help Instagram go from a platform that offers

inspiration, to one that's more action based where users can go to purchase

items directly or find more information about products that they're interested

in. So, you would think that Shoppable Instagram Stories would mean that the

platform wants people to spend as much time as possible inside their app but

that doesn't seem to be the case. So, Instagram doesn't want its users to

waste away too much time online, so they're looking into Daily Reminders as

part of their new Usage Insights feature. Daily Reminders will let users track and

limits the amount of time that they spend on the platform and maybe even

decrease mindless scrolling through the feed that prevents users from truly

seeing what's inside each post. And Pinterest continues to scale up or help

their users with that by introducing a Creative Specialty to their Marketing

Partners Program. The Marketing Partners Program itself is designed to help

brands create really great pins which they can then use to measure and grow

their presence on Pinterest. So, the new creative specialty provides access to

tools that marketing partners have built through the Pinterest API including

QuickFrame, Shutterstock Custom, Vidmob and Vidsy.

There are over 10,000 designers, photographers editing tools and more

that brands can access and creative specialty which will help businesses

create content for Pinterest on a greater scale. And we've seen that

Facebook has been updating its policies pretty regularly after the data security

leak. Well one of its most recent updates includes a new

age restriction on weapons-related ad targeting. So, ads for the sale and use of

weapons ammunition and explosives are not actually permitted on Facebook. But

previously there weren't really any restrictions for promoting weapons

related interest groups, gun safety courses and certain types of weapons

accessories. That is until this recent announcement which limits weapons

related ad targeting to users who are 18 and older. And on a more musical note,

YouTube recently announced that it's bringing its premium subscription music

service to the UK and other territories. Officially throwing their hat in the

ring with similar providers like Spotify and Apple Music. So, Google plans to stand

out by offering more advanced search capabilities. One that's able to

understand typos, incorrectly remembered names and mispronounced titles to still

pull up the right song that users are really looking for. Plus YouTube movie

subscribers will also be able to enjoy uninterrupted background play - a new

feature that lets YouTube continue playing music even when users have

another app open. And a fresh new UX for both the mobile app and the desktop

version has been designed to help listeners discover more of the music

they enjoy based on location, there are listening patterns, as well as recent

activity. Wel,l that's it for this episode of the #SocialRecap. Don't miss out on

the latest trends and highlights in social media and digital marketing news.

Subscribe to the #SocialRecap on Youtube for more inspiration, insights, and

of course: news. So, thanks for tuning in and I'll see you next time. Bye!

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Derek Hough Would Love to Sneeze Tiny Giraffes - Duration: 1:42.

-Hey, everybody.

I am Derek Hough, and we're gonna be playing "This or That."

Oh, my gosh, that's terrible.

Mayonnaise as body lotion 'cause sriracha will burn your eyes.

I would say sneeze out tiny giraffes because the pain

will be worth seeing adorable, cute, tiny baby giraffes,

so yeah.

A werewolf afraid of the dark definitely

because if you're a mermaid afraid of water,

you're gonna die.

Oh!

I would probably drink the tomato juice, actually.

I could do that one.

I could hold the nose at least.

And it'd be faster.

You just, like, get it down. Just -- ugh.

Banana peels would take too long.

Oh, that's a tough one because I hate both of those things

for too long.

Oh, man.

Oh, socks glued to your feet forever, that would suck.

I would have to say probably the socks thing

just because I think you'd be able to get used to that,

but having something on your head for the rest of your life

would just be a pain in the butt.

I've actually walked on hot burning coals before.

True story, so I would say hot burning coals.

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Live PD: Get Off My Dock, Bro (Season 2) | A&E - Duration: 4:26.

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Jeep Wrangler Rugged Ridge 6" Reflex Stubby Antenna (1997-2018 TJ, JK & JL) Review & Install - Duration: 1:45.

Hey guys.

So today I'm here with the Rugged Ridge six-inch reflex antenna.

This is gonna be an inexpensive and small mod that's gonna make a big difference on

your Wrangler.

Your stock antenna is chrome and tall and very unattractive.

And while you're out on the trail, branches or other obstacles can hit it and it can fling

around causing damage or just be downright annoying.

This shorty antenna is gonna be a solution to all of those problems.

And even if it does get hit on the trail, it will not cause any damage.

Install is gonna be a very simple one out of three wrenches.

So let's get this old antenna off and this new one on.

So in the box, you're gonna get two fittings to attach this to your Jeep.

We're gonna use the shorter one for our JK, but it will depend on which model that you're

attaching this to.

After that is threaded on then we can thread the antenna onto the Jeep.

Right now on the page this is gonna be about $20 and you do get a couple of options between

length.

This will be your shortest option in the category.

And I think for $20, you really can't beat it for a small mod and a very sporty look.

So that's my very short review and install on the Rugged Ridge six-inch reflex antenna.

For more videos like this, keep it right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Live PD: Performance Enhancement (Season 2) | A&E - Duration: 2:56.

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Warum im Internet so viele Monopole sind | Der Netzwerkeffekt - Duration: 4:28.

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Married at First Sight: Jephte and Shawniece Fight (Season 6, Episode 14) | Lifetime - Duration: 5:12.

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New KTM RC-9R Super Bike Concept 2019 - By Bimal Rajappan Design | Mich Motorcycle - Duration: 2:06.

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Toy Guns Box of Toys Nerf Guns Toy Weapons Nerf Darts - Duration: 6:30.

Toy Guns Box of Toys Nerf Guns Toy Weapons Pistols Longarm

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How to stay safe online with David Emm - Duration: 2:03.

I'm David Emm, I'm a security researcher in the global research and analysis team at

Kaspersky Lab. How do you stay safe at any sporting event including the WorldCup?

Well the first thing is - when you go out and about make sure that your

devices are protected; that they've got Internet security software on them to

keep them secure. The second is don't leave Wi-Fi switched on the whole time.

Connect to Wi-Fi when you need it and only when you need it.

Don't use untrusted Wi-Fi hotspots for confidential transactions like banking

or social networking and if you're forced to use an insecure Wi-Fi network

then what you should make sure you do is use a VPN or virtual private network

because this will set up a secure tunnel between you and the network that you're

logging on to. You should also make sure that it really is a secure network so

when you go into a cafe for example make sure it's their network you're

connecting to and not one with a similar name which is controlled by some fraudster

sitting in the corner. And the way to do that is to find out from the staff

what the name of their network is and what the password is. You should also

make sure that you're using HTTPS by default in other words make sure that

secure sites is ticked is always enabled. Finally, don't forget about physical

security at the end of the day it's all too easy to lose a device or to have one

stolen - so you need to think and bear in mind that that passcode or fingerprints

or facial scan is all that stands between a cybercriminal and your device.

So protect yourself make sure that it's a strong passcode or that you're

labeling security features like the fingerprint and facial scan. If you want

to know more about Wi-Fi security and any other security issue go

to securelist com

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How to draw INJECTION - Duration: 1:21.

How to draw INJECTION

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ASMR Eating RAW ALOE VERA Party 알로에 베라 / アロエ / ว่านหางจระเข้ - Duration: 3:06.

ASMR Eating RAW ALOE VERA Party

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35 Incredible Garden Design Ideas of All Styles - Duration: 5:58.

35 Incredible Garden Design Ideas of All Styles

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Trung Quốc Tấn Công Hoa Kỳ bằng Vũ Khí Âm Thanh? | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 7:10.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

China brings you Sonic Attack 3!

This one's not much fun, though.

Welcome back to China Uncensored,

I'm Chris Chappell.

The pen is mightier than the sword.

But sound can be an even more dangerous weapon.

Just ask anyone who's been to karaoke with me.

Near, far…

Wherever you are…

Yes, sound can be a weapon.

And some people are concerned that US diplomats in China

have fallen victim to sound weapons,

or sonic attacks.

At least two Americans tied to the US consulate

in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou

have been evacuated due to mysterious ailments

that came after they heard odd sounds.

A US State Department Spokeswoman said Wednesday night

that the Department has sent a number of individuals

for further evaluation in the United States.

A US official spoke to ABC news,

saying the evacuated Americans were,

"being brought for testing to the University of Pennsylvania."

It follows this health advisory from the US embassy in China,

warning that, "If you experience any unusual acute auditory

or sensory phenomena accompanied by

unusual sounds or piercing noises,

do not attempt to locate their source.

Instead, move to a location

where the sounds are not present."

Which seems like the plot to a 1950's B-movie.

"The Sound from Space."

One US consulate employee was diagnosed

with a "mild traumatic brain injury."

And that followed a similar incident last year in Havana, Cuba.

24 US Embassy employees reported symptoms

similar to a concussion after, "some sort of 'acoustic element,'

such as a 'high-pitched beam of sound'

or a 'baffling sensation akin to driving

with the windows partially open in a car.'"

That's exactly how my college girlfriend reacted

when I told her I was starting a baroque metal band

called Acoustic Attack.

Back to China.

The New York Times uncovered the identity

of one of the two most recent evacuees

from the US consulate in Guangzhou.

And apparently,

he had complained in an email to the entire consulate

that they were lied to about how serious the situation was.

That's why he and his wife

didn't report their symptoms right away.

His symptoms included "dizziness,

headaches and an inability to concentrate."

Wait, that just sounds like a normal day at the office.

But in all these cases,

victims report hearing a strange sound

before suffering physical symptoms.

No one knows for sure what's behind it.

One explanation is it's a sonic attack.

I know what you're thinking,

I haven't had a sonic attack since 1991.

Yeah, the original game was from 1991.

You are old.

But weaponizing frequencies is very real technology,

not just some crazy scheme by Dr. Robotnik.

There are three types of sonic weapons.

The first type is simply playing

music or sound really, really loud.

Like a Limp Bizkit concert.

Now that's a sonic attack.

Another type of sonic weapon

is called an infrasonic weapon.

It blasts loud, low frequency sounds

that can't be heard by the human ear,

but can be felt.

This technology has been used to,

I kid you not,

fight off pirates.

And everyone knows that pirates

are just like diplomats.

But it's unlikely infrasonic weapons are the culprit.

They're typically pretty bulky—

not something you can hide in a consulate.

The effects include excruciating headaches,

ear pain, and even involuntary defecation.

That's not what the consulate employees reported.

But then again,

would you tell your boss if you had involuntary defecation?

The third type of sonic weapon is ultrasonic weapons.

Those are frequencies too high to hear.

They can cause nausea and headaches—

which is like the symptoms the US diplomats reported suffering from.

But there are problems with this theory.

Ultrasonic emitters are very short range.

Like, if you're standing on the other side of the room,

that's too far,

kind of short range.

Then there's the fact that,

"Ultrasound is also highly directional.

Precise alignment in millimetres would be needed to steer

an ultrasonic 'beam' to hit someone from across a room."

It'd be like if Goldfinger said,

"I expect you to die, Mr. Bond. J

ust uhh...that bench doesn't have chains,

so...stay right there."

OK, so probably not ultrasonic weapons either.

So...are there any other theories?

Yes, actually.

These might not have been ultrasonic weapons,

but rather just sloppy ultrasonic spying.

You see Ultrasound is also used in motion sensors.

And studies have found it can even be used to read

a person's mouth in noisy rooms,

or even whispering.

Ultrasonic frequencies can also be used to take over

voice-controlled devices like Amazon's Alexa.

Alexinator: Rise of the Machines,

available now on Amazon Prime Video.

But then the problem is,

if that ultrasonic emitter is trying to target your Alexa

on the other side of the room,

and you walk right in front of it,

the strength could be thousands of times greater.

Even short exposure could cause damage.

And if there are several ultrasonic spy devices,

if you get in just the right position where all of them

are directly focused on your brain,

your head explodes.

Okay, not really,

but it could cause the kind of damage we've seen

with US diplomats in China and Cuba.

This might make more sense.

Trying to spy on diplomats,

well everyone does that.

Attacking diplomats with experimental sonic weapons

on the other hand, that's kind of raising the bar.

Like going from Sonic, to Tails.

Either that, or it was the aliens all along.

Before you go,

now's the time when we answer questions

from fans who support China Uncensored

on the crowd funding website Patreon.

J R Harrison asks:

"What do you plan on doing once the CCP collapses?"

One final episode, and then a nice long snooze on the beach.

But until then, I've got work to do.

Speaking of work, Shelley,

on the next China Uncensored karaoke night,

it's you, me, and A Whole New World.

What's that?

What do you mean, you're busy?

Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored.

Leave your comments below.

Once again, I'm Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

A whole new world

A whole new world

That's where we'll be

That's where we'll be

A thrilling chase

A wondrous place

For you and me

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First Alert Weather - Duration: 2:17.

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SANJU:Baba Bolta Hain Bas Ho Gaya Extended Version | Ranbir | Sanjay Dutt | Rajkumar Hirani | Papon - Duration: 2:22.

♪ Ladies and gentlemen ♪

♪ Let me tell you the story of Mr. Sources ♪

♪ One, two, three... start ♪

♪ Woke up this morning, Opened the newspaper ♪

♪ One fake news, Gave me the blues ♪

♪ Yesterday, attended an event Bored, I snoozed for a moment ♪

♪ The two-minute nap Was a front page snap! ♪

♪ "Dutt drowned in booze" Was headline news ♪

♪ Snooze turned to Booze! ♪

♪ Snooze turned to Booze! ♪

♪ Who was the jerk Who did this dirty work? ♪

♪ The paper just said: "According to sources." ♪

♪ Who is this Mr. Sources? ♪

♪ What are his resources? ♪

♪ Who turns a local spar Into a global war ♪

♪ Man! That is rough! Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

♪ Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

♪ -According to the sources... -Zip it! ♪

♪ Enough is enough! ♪

♪ Enough is enough! ♪

♪ Anyone in limelight Is in Mr. Sources' sight ♪

♪ Like a lamb to be slaughtered You're gonna be rogered ♪

♪ If a tabloid carries your mug RIP, your grave is dug! ♪

♪ Mr. Sources has it figured ♪

♪ Repeats a lie till truth is buggered ♪

♪ Turns a lie into Gospel truth ♪

♪ Man! That is rough! Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

♪ Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

♪ Repeats a lie till truth is buggered ♪

♪ Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

♪ He flips my life Into endless strife ♪

♪ Sanju says, enough is enough! ♪

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10 CÂU DANH NGÔN HAY NHẤT VỀ GIÁO DỤC - CHÚNG TA HÃY CÙNG ĐỌC VÀ SUY NGẪM - Duration: 4:37.

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Korea's consumer prices up 1.5 % in June - Duration: 1:56.

Consumer prices climbed one-point-five percent on-year in June, mainly driven by oil prices

In contrast, the cost of livestock and eggs took a dip.

Kim Hyesung help us look beyond the digits.

South Korea's consumer prices went up last month on the back of rising global oil prices.

According to Statistics Korea Tuesday, the consumer price index for June jumped one-point-five

percent on-year, the same pace as the previous month's on-year gain.

Prices of oil-related goods soared ten percent in June, the fastest on-year gain since April

2017, lifting up overall prices by more than zero-point-four percent.

Dubai crude, Korea's benchmark oil price, went up near 60 percent on-year to reach 73-point-4

U.S. dollars a barrel last month.

Transportation expenses also went up by over four percent-- the fastest on-year gain in

more than a year.

But still, the country's consumer price growth has stayed around the one percent level since

last October, mainly due to the slowing increases in agricultural goods prices, which went up

6-point-seven percent, a smaller increase than May's on-year gain of nine percent.

"Higher global oil prices have led to an increase in production costs, putting upward pressure

on industrial goods.

Average consumer price growth for the first half of this year is one-point-four percent,

lower than the government's target of two percent.

If not for the higher oil prices, it would be even lower than that, meaning demand-side

inflation and investment is still fairly low."

Livestock prices dropped by more than seven percent on-year, with egg prices falling 42

percent.

Service prices continued to go up, posting a one-point-six percent increase last month

on the back of rising restaurant and accommodation prices.

Core inflation which excludes oil and food prices went up 1-point-two percent.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.