Use a socket №18
Use a combination spanner №18
Use a torx №T30
Use a socket №32
Use an end bit №10 and an open-end wrench №18
Use a socket №16 and an open-end wrench №16
Use a torx №M12 and a open-end wrench №18
Use a socket №E18 and a combination spanner №18
Use a socket №E18 and a combination spanner №18
Use an end bit №10 and an open-end wrench №21
Use a socket №8
Use a socket №E12
Press in the hub using a hydraulic press
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How to Draw Batman : shading, crosshatching, and drawing guide - turn on subtitles! - Duration: 5:58.
when starting off, lightly construct the basic shapes of the head.
now we will begin to insert the features, the ears under the mask and the ears above the mask.
slowly continue to build the structure of the head.
the eyes are always mid face, begin constructing eyebrow.
you can add details such as creases and folds in the cowl.
since we are not drawing a real nose this is part of the mask, and so it will be a straight line going down.
the edges of the mouth area will be slightly parallel to the eyebrows.
drawing the mouth is the most difficult part you can practice sketching the same way i draw it here on another piece of paper if u want.
we will add details to the skin to make is seem less basic
the eyes have to both be on the same level they sort of look like rounded parallelograms or trapezoids
for this next parts it's just basic muscle anatomy. u can look for a reference if u want to.
now comes the part where it is easy to mess up.
when you are shading you always need to know where the light source is, in this case it is the upper left hand side.
that is why everything on the right is darker than the left, especially the side of the nose since the light would be blocked completely.
the jaw, ear and left side of batman's skull will be shaded.
add shade underneath the head too. and to the sides of the neck muscles.
underneath the nose there will be a skinny shadow, and the upper lip will be shaded in because the light doesn't reach it.
follow up with basic outline don't make the lines too thick, i sorta messed up as u can see. the trick is you want thinner lines where the light meets the figure
from now on just follow what i'm shading. the things we shade in are the things opposite the light source.
now we will just shade in the folds in the cape and cowl.
get yourself a pen with a thin nib or tip. for finishing touches cross hatching and shading.
that pen sucked
getting a new pen -___-
take this part slowly if you are a beginner. make parallel lines do not intersect yet.
when we intersect the hatches it is to make the shade darker therefore creating depth in the image.
less intersections in the hatches when you reach the light source.
knowing where to shade on the human face is a pain in the butt. use reference if you don't know. do not guess cuz it'll look like crap.
thanks for watching don't forget to like and subscribe and share if you want. i really hope you learned something.
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Infinite Improbability Drive | GR/EN SUBS | The Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005) - Duration: 1:35.
The Infinite Improbability Drive is a wonderful, new method
of crossing interstellar distances in a few seconds,
without all that tedious mucking about in hyperspace.
As the Improbability Drive reaches Infinite impobability, it passes
through every conceivable point in every conceivable Universe almost simultaneously.
In other words, you're never sure where you'll end up
or even what species you'll be when you get there.
It's therefore important to dress accordingly.
The Infinite Improbability Drive was invented following research into Finite Improbability,
which was often used to break the ice at parties by making all the molecules
in the hostess's undergarments leap simultaneously one foot to the left,
in accordance with the Theory of Indeterminacy.
Many respectable physicists said they weren't going to stand for that sort of thing,
partly because it was a debasement of science, but mostly because they didn't
get invited to those sort of parties.
[Zaphod] Wow.
Is this gonna happen every time we hit that button?
[Trillian] Very probably, yes.
[Marvin] Ah, I think the Earthman's about to be sick.
[Zaphod] Wow, do it in the trashcan, ape-man.
This ship's brand new.
Aw, come on!
[Trillian] We have normality.
Did it work?
Are we there?
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The ULTIMATE Guide to Growing a RE Farm - Duration: 22:50.
Hey everybody, what's going on?
KSA Kris here, the Real Estate Blitz, and today's gonna be kind of cool because I actually
took notes - because I had so many things on my mind, that I felt like if I didn't at
least make notes so I could talk about it, I'd be all over the place, so I wanted to
make sure I did that.
So, what I want to talk about today is about creating your ultimate farm.
Growing and creating it and farming it.
We have a lot of agents on our team, I had a meeting yesterday (and this is actually
what gave me the idea), I had a meeting yesterday with one of our agents, and there is a traditional
way to farm an area.
I started asking some questions, and she kind of turned her head and looked at me like that
dog that heard the weird music, like ... There's a traditional way to do farming, and then
there's my way.
I'm not saying it's better, it's just a way.
So, traditional means of farming; this is if you're going to farm a market in a traditional
means, you should answer some questions, and I think I did a video on this, I talked about
it in a different video recently ... But, this is my view: farming traditionally is,
you pick a market or you pick an area, usually anywhere from 200-500, let's say 700 homes,
maybe you have two or three different farms, and you're that person, the guy or the lady
who's walking around with ... You can't see my arm back here, but it's kind of like dragging
something, right?
You're walking around with this cart, this radio flier, dropping these weird packages
on people's front porch once a month, if you drop it on my porch I'm gonna call somebody
like the bomb squad, I think it's weird.
But, you know, it works.
You drop off stuff, you're knocking on doors, you're sending out direct mail, and you're
trying to connect and become recognizable in this small little niche market.
Now, I don't think that's a bad thing - in fact, I think that works extremely well if
it's done appropriately; however, so it's been two agents now this week that asked me
about my input, asked me to help them.
Both of them came to me with "Here's the direct mail piece I just got from the print house,
this is my envelope," I says "Good, before you do all this stuff, let me ask you a couple
questions.
In that market, where you want to be, what's the turnover rate?
How many homes are sold in that niche neighborhood every year?"
... "Uh, what do you mean, Kris?"
If you're farming these 500 homes, how many of those homes sell every year?
"Well, a lot."
Okay, good, what's a lot?
"Well, I see signs all the time."
Okay.
Stats, statistics, numbers folks, numbers.
If you're not running on truth, you're running on hope, that is what it is.
If you don't know your numbers, you're setting yourself up for failure, in my opinion.
Now, here's the thing: you could start marketing to these people and home you get a deal, because
you think there's a lot of properties that sell, but if you don't know ... So, A: how
many homes in that niche market sell every year?
That's the first one.
B: who is the number one, number two, and number three agent that sells those homes
every year?
Now, if you're in a zip code, it's really easy to do this, and it's funny because my
wife is actually doing a video and I'm gonna post it on the Blitz just to physically walk
you through this, because I talk about it and not everybody understands it, so she's
actually going to show you on the MLS what it looks like to target a neighborhood and
pull stats.
And when I say "Well, this person sells a lot there," no, how many do they sell?
Because that's gonna help you target-market.
Tom Ferry always talks about R&D, I don't like the way it's phrased (I mean, it is a
truth), but he says "Ripoff & Duplicate."
I view it as studying the winners, and realizing if I can or can't compete with them, or is
there a better way to compete with them in a space where they aren't at.
So, if I find that the number one person in this market has sold 50% of the total homes
that's the turnover in that market, so there's a 16% turnover in that little niche market
that I want to have, what are they doing to get the 50% market share?
Because I could tell you, every market that our team is in, I could tell you who's number
one, two, and three, I can tell you what market share they have, I could tell you what market
share we have.
We do it every other week, I always want to see the stats, because then I'm gonna go out
there and research those individuals and say "What are they doing to get that market return?
Can I do it better than them?
Can I find a different way or different space that they aren't in, that I could basically
squeeze into to get marketing, or am I going to have to try to outspend them?
How long have they been in that market, how do they own it?"
I'm trying to study that, because I'm going to have to compete against these people, if
there is a 1-2-3.
Now, if you find out nobody owns the market, yay, and it has a good turnover, because here's
the thing: turns out, you know, for every 100 homes in this little niche neighborhood
(and I have 500 homes), only two of them sell a year.
Okay, that's not a bad thing.
How much time and how much money are you spending?
You've got to understand, to me, time is money.
You should be running analytics on how much you're worth.
I know right now, when I'm focused on prospecting, which I don't have to do all that often anymore,
because I have people that reach out to me ... Which is different, I might talk about
that eventually.
Getting people to come to you to list their homes, I mostly only focus on listings, people
on our team focus on buyers, I do with buyers on occasion (but it's very rare), usually
anywhere from ... If I don't prospect, I still get anywhere from five to eight listing appointments
a month, and that's just from what I've created; online, what I've created with my sphere of
influence and following up with people, but when I'm prospecting, I'm worth about $1,500
an hour.
That's what I'm worth, per hour.
Should I be going and knocking on doors for $1,500?
Could I hire somebody else to do or drop off those packages for me?
I don't know, and that's something for you to figure out, but you've got to study that
market and figure out what actually works and what doesn't work.
So, that's traditional farming.
Now I'm gonna talk about what I do.
It's a little bit different, it maximizes time, it maximizes your energy, it maximizes
your ... amount of capital you have to invest in order to get a return.
So, I'm gonna walk down the list, because like I said, if I don't (as you can already
see, I'm six minutes into this video and I'm already all over the place) ... So, ultimate
way to grow and mature a farm; get all the broker listings sold and in escrow properties,
and create a list.
So, on our team - or you can go to your broker - on our team, we don't have an issue with
our agents farming all of our listings, our past sold, or our in escrow properties, and
the way that we phrase it is "You're not the listing agent, but you can absolutely say
'look what,'" ... So, let's say your brokerage, "Look what our Keller Williams team did for
your neighbor.
We just sold their home.
Guess what our Keller Williams team did for your neighbor, we just listed their house.
Guess what our Keller Williams team did for your neighbor, we just went into escrow and
we're excited, it's only been on the market for 30 days."
So, you leverage - unless you have your own listings, if you have your own listings, you
should be farming the hell out of your own listings.
But let's say you don't have any listings, all right?
That's how you start getting new listings: use success to perpetuate success.
The best part about a lot of our listings is that we have a sign that's sitting out
there, beautiful yard sign, super cool, everybody knows it's ours.
They drive by it every day, those neighbors, and if you haven't learned about the 10/10/20
program (I did a video, go back and look at it) but 10/10/20: ten to the left, ten to
the right, and twenty across the street.
At a minimum, you should be connecting with 40 homes around the home that's listed, in
escrow, or has been sold; whether it just sold, a year ago, two years ago, doesn't matter.
You're gonna create a database on all of those homes.
Write them out, so I have ... Here's the Capra home, here's the 40 homes around the Capra
home that we sold, and then I'm gonna create that list.
Get all of them and create a list, create a database.
So, where do you get the list?
Great question, now we get on to part two.
There's a couple different ways you could do it; I personally use REDX, there's amazing
products out there, Espresso Agent, Vulcan 7, sometimes you can leverage your title companies,
sometimes you can leverage ... I know some people use ReboGateway (I'm not a huge fan
of ReboGateway, but some people use that), but what you want to do is you want to get
a list of the addresses and phone numbers around that just sold, just listed, or in
escrow property.
I personally use REDX, and I go and use what's called "Geo Leads."
I'm gonna pull a Geo Lead of 40-50 properties around that house, and it will literally give
me the addresses and the phone numbers for all those homes around it.
I put that into the database; so Capra estate, here's the 40 or 50 homes, here's their addresses,
here's their phone numbers that I pulled from Geo Leads on REDX.
Next, I'm gonna put that address and phone number into my CRM.
So I have a separate database that I can track and put in there real pretty, so it can fit
into my CRM (I'm gonna upload it to my CRM), I personally use CINC, there's a ton of great
CRMs out there.
Somebody asked me for recommendations the other day - you've got to understand, different
CRMs link with different types of systems depending on what you're trying to do; whether
it's lead capture, websites, whatever ... I think Follow Up Boss is another great one,
it fills in to a lot of the call centers can use Follow Up Boss extremely well ...
So, you've just got to do a little research, but once you have a CRM, listen: if you're
sitting here and you're listening to this and you're like, "I don't have a CRM," you
need to get a CRM.
It's a requirement.
If your broker can't get you a CRM, you need to go out and find one.
If you don't have a ton of money, put a comment down here, I'll give you a list, I'll even
help you go out and research CRMs, I have a whole list of them.
But you've got to get a CRM, even if it's like, super broke, don't have any money, going
and using Excel.
I can give you a template, I have a template for Excel to create your own CRM.
You have to have a database, people - that is your future business.
A: it's your future for growing business or repeat business referrals, it's also if and
when you look to retire and you want to sell your business, you're selling your database,
that is your business.
That database is worth money, all day, every year, year in year out, you have to have it.
So, put it into your CRM, upload it so it's something that you can qualify and quantify.
In our CRM, I'm able to send text messages from my CRM, I'm able to send emails from
my CRM, I'm able to do phone calls from my CRM, so then I'm able to actually mark when
I communicated, how I communicated with them, and what the return was.
It's something that I can track now, it's measurable, and if you haven't heard me in
past videos, I always talk about "Analyze, analyze, analyze, make sure you're doing measurable
steps, measurable things," and the reason why is so you can see what you're worth and
you could see the returns you're gonna get.
Okay, next one: create a direct mail script for just listed, create a direct mail script
for in escrow, for sold, and a monthly market update.
Now, not just direct mail, but you want to do this script for text messages and you want
to create scripts for phone calls, outbound phone calls.
You need to create these scripts, they're all gonna be a little bit different, but you
have to understand "What am I trying to communicate to these people, and how am I trying to connect
with them?"
And realize you've got seconds of their attention; you should be sending them emails, text messages,
direct mail, and phone calls.
Now, why do I say direct mail first?
Wrap your head around this ... I hear it all the time: "I want to start a direct mail campaign,"
and then they're just grabbing areas randomly, living on hope, not doing any analytics, not
doing any studying.
Here's the thing: I just told you that you have a successful property, it's just sold,
it's in escrow, or it just got listed.
Imagine if you took every property that came into the brokerage or your team, or to you
specifically, and you took 40 people, 50 people, and you slowly grew that out, so year over
year ... This year I only sold five homes, next year I sold 10 homes, year after that
I sold 100 homes, year over year you're slowly growing that direct mail campaign, and they've
seen you every month.
They see your success every month, they get a market update from you every month, they
get information from you every month, a text message ... That's the right way to build
out a program.
Now, listen to what I just said.
Nowhere in there is door knocking - not saying door knocking doesn't work, I'm a fan, I am,
I'm a fan of door knocking.
I'm just telling you, if you're looking to farm something that's going to be effective
with less energy, but you're able to touch and communicate ... Because you've got to
understand, how do people learn?
I told you, the number one truth in real estate: people buy and sell real estate with the first
or second agent they are exposed to.
We are fighting obscurity, that's what we're fighting.
People don't know who the hell you are, you've got to act like a politician.
You've got to be in front, "Hi, I'm Kris, I'm with Kim Steel and Associates.
I sell real estate, I help people sell homes, I help people buy homes.
I'm excited, I'm here for you, I'm the expert, you talk to me."
If you're not trying to go out there and expose yourself in multiple means, like I was saying,
"How do people learn?"
Hear, see, touch, taste.
You want to touch as many sense as possible.
If all you're doing is dropping a flier at somebody's door, dropping off this box (and
I'm not a fan of the box thing, I will admit that, I think it's creepy and I think it's
very unclassy, but that's me personally.
I know it works for a lot of people, I'm not a fan), but you want to try to touch them
in every means; on their cell phone, they're getting a text message from you, they get
a monthly market update from you on their cell phone, text message.
They hear you because you call them, they see something physically, something that's
beautiful that just came in their mailbox, that actually targets specifically, let them
know you're a winner and that you sell homes.
And their email.
You're trying to touch them in multiple means, so you want to create scripts for that life
cycle.
So, just listed life cycle: "Guess what we did for your neighbor?"
Just went into escrow, just sold, and then your monthlies; monthly market updates, success
stories, the homes you have listed, the homes you have gotten sold, whatever that might
be, your success.
Sometimes I even send out, somebody brought it up yesterday, I send out a direct mail
piece, and it's just a giant business card.
It's literally my business card (I don't know if I have any right here, nope, got them somewhere
around here), it's just my business card, it's just blown up, and I just send that,
and on the back it says the exact services that I do.
So, you have this giant business card and you just put it wherever.
You're trying to touch them in multiple means.
So, next: after you've created some of this stuff, you need to create a digital media
piece, because you're gonna take all this stuff, all the content that you're creating
for these people, this is an opportunity also to put it on Facebook, it's an opportunity
to stick it on Instagram.
So you're basically repurposing to put it into other stuff, and also to put in your
other database that you have - all the same content that you're creating for this new
farm that you're trying to create, you're going to farm people on Facebook, you're going
to farm people that are already presently in your database; from your lead capture systems,
from past clients, whatever it is, so you're not doing extra work for everything, you're
doing one straight process that feeds everybody and everything.
So, this is what I would do: just listed call, direct mail piece.
When you just list a house, just listed call, direct mail piece that says "just listed,"
and to me, I would do either a professional white letter or a yellow letter as the very
first piece that goes out.
If it's not your listing, talk to the listing agent first or your broker, and say "Hey,
I want to market to get your house sold, can I go ahead and put it out there?
I will not claim that I am the listing agent, but I want to go ahead and do some marketing
for you."
And you tell them, "Guess what our team/brokerage/whatever did for your neighbor?
We just listed their home."
We've found that most neighbors are the first people that are gonna bring somebody to the
neighborhood to buy the houses that are being sold there.
"Do you know anybody that's looking to buy or sell," bah blah, there's a ton of scripts
online, so I'm not gonna insult your intelligence.
Next: open house call, this is circle prospecting, folks.
You have an open house, 50 homes around there, you should be calling, inviting them to that
open house.
"Come check out the open house, it's gonna be out here, I'm gonna be doing it," you should
be doing that for every open house.
Then you're going to do a walkabout, drop a flier, "Open house this Saturday, be there
or be square," and then I'm gonna also send out a text message.
I'm gonna do my open house calls on Thursday, I'm gonna send out a text message on Friday,
and I'm gonna do my walkabout either Friday or Saturday right before the open house.
I'm gonna go out there and try to expose, expose, expose, touch in multiple means, invite
them to the open house.
When you go into escrow, "Guess what we just did for your neighbor?"
You're gonna send that out on a phone call, you're gonna send it out in a text message,
and you're going to send out a direct mail piece.
Professional white letter, or a yellow letter - if you don't know what a yellow letter is,
it's usually (hold on one second, got one right here, love these things), it's a yellow
notepad, and you're just going to write whatever you want to write.
Now, if you're doing it in mass production, which I've done before, you know, like hundreds,
I actually go out on Facebook into one of the local groups (out here, locally, it's
Friends of Fallbrook) and I say "Hey, I need somebody to handwrite some letters for me.
I'm willing to pay 10-15 cents per letter, super easy, it's about three sentences."
Usually what I'll find is wonderful, amazing stay at home moms (which in my opinion is
one of the toughest jobs ever), they actually will take you up on that, you basically create
a framework, they sit there and handwrite the letters, and then I have them handwrite
the envelopes.
I throw stamps on them, I mail them out, so I would highly recommend ... Because it's
a different way of connecting with somebody.
Somebody's gonna see a professional white letter, and it's something that they're used
to, but it's very rare when somebody sees something that's physically handwritten to
them from you, and you put their name in it: "Dear Bob, you're the best, love to sell homes,
want to connect."
Next, so we've talked about sold ... Monthly, once you actually get past the sold process,
now we're gonna talk about the monthly: monthly text messages with market update.
Then you take that same monthly market update, and you create a digital flier off of that.
That digital flier should be what you send out in a text message, and it's what you put
on social media, and it's what you email to your database every month, that you have in
your CRM.
I also send out, weekly, a weekly open house ... If you guys follow me on Facebook (because
I think I'm at 5,000 friends), if you follow me on Facebook, you'll see every week our
team sends out a weekly open house and individual super cool digital pieces for open houses,
and we also send that to our entire CRM.
So, send it out in texts, send it out by email, put it on social media.
You're gonna do a monthly farm call, every month; it started off with 40 people, but
you've listed three homes, so guess what, that just keeps going up times three, right?
You're gonna call every month, "Hey, just wanted to give a call, let you know what's
going on in the market.
You looking to buy or sell, know anybody looking to buy or sell?"
You're always gonna touch base with them on the phone.
And then the very last one: every month ... Now, this is the key, one of the agents that asked
me yesterday says "I'm planning on sending direct mail out every three months," I am
not a fan of sending direct mail out every three months.
It just doesn't give the exposure.
You have to understand, direct mail is something that you need to send out every month, consistently.
You're not going to get a return for three to four months, your true returns come after
you've become recognized (three to four months), then they start engaging.
Once they start engaging, you can expect to get anywhere from a 3-5% return off of direct
mail if you're sending it to a quality, targeted audience.
If you're not getting any returns on direct mail, you can reach out to me, same thing,
put a comment and I'll do a separate video, but usually what that means is that you're
sending it to the wrong people.
There is a way to actually target market - this way in particular, when you talk about creating
a farm, I believe in creating a farm off of success; so, these people already have seen
you, they already know you, like you, and trust you, and they know you win, you're gonna
sell the house.
So I would say, if you're going to farm, do that.
If you're trying to do direct mail specifically, just for direct mail, that's a whole different
beast: you need to go to ListSource or call somebody directly like Yellowletters.com,
and they will create an actual campaign for you to do.
Now, from there, it's real simple: rinse, repeat, and keep adding addresses and phone
numbers to that database.
Rinse, repeat, keep adding addresses and phone numbers to the database.
Every time you have a new listing, every time you have a new in escrow, every time you have
a new sold, you need to be going through this cycle, and that's how you create a farm over
time that is always going to win, instead of [knock, knock, knock] and being stuck with
only 300 homes in the same neighborhood, that may not have a turnover that can actually
feed you or your family.
That's all I've got, I went way over my time, but I thought this one was extremely important.
For those of you that actually watched the whole thing, congratulations, because you're
gonna make some money off of this if you implement it.
That's all I have, do me a favor: like/share/comment, make sure that you check me out on YouTube,
check me out on Facebook, love the comments, love the people that are calling me, you can
always call me, and man, I'm just excited about being able to put out this kind of content
to be able to help people.
It excites me, I feel like I'm doing the right thing, because so many of you are actually
responding and communicating with me by private message on Facebook or on YouTube, and you're
telling me it's helping you.
I'm on a mission: I want to help change the industry, because I think the industry is
not in a great place, and I think we need to be the stewards of our industry, to try
to help each other actually succeed.
There's plenty of business for all of us, all right?
Be the top 1%, get after it.
That's all I've got, appreciate you, KSA Kris, Real Estate Blitz, and we'll see you tomorrow.
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The Grumpy Gardener's Field Guide To Southern Vampires | Southern Living - Duration: 2:56.
Vampires are real, (chuckles)
but not like you think.
They don't run from garlic.
They're small and they're sneaky
and they vant to suck your blood.
They're called ticks!
(energetic rockin' music)
They live by consuming the blood of people and animals.
They latch on to you,
they crawl over your clothing,
patch of skin that they like,
and they start drinking you blood.
Wouldn't it be great
if they just drank what we like to drink?
While they are consuming a blood meal,
can transmit some really, really bad diseases to you.
Like Lymes Disease that comes from a deer tick.
Deer ticks are so tiny, the ones that transmit disease,
that you can hardly even see 'em.
And then there are other ticks
that can give you other bad diseases
like Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
How can you avoid bein' bitten by a tick?
When you're walking along the trail,
don't brush up against all the leaves
and all of the branches, keep clear of that.
Wear boots.
Wear long pants.
You can even tuck the cuffs of your pants in to your boots
so that if ticks get on you
they don't have easy access to your skin.
You can buy pants that are treated
with an insecticide called Permethrin.
You can also spray your skin
with insect repellents like deet.
The easiest place on your body for a tick to hide
is on your scalp, under your hair.
You could wear a hat.
So what if you've done everything right?
You get home, you do the body search,
and, "Oh, gross," you have a tick attached!
You have to remove the tick gently.
What you need to do is use a pair of these,
some fine tweezers.
Slowly, gently, and steadily pull with pressure
until the tick releases from your body.
Once you get the tick out,
don't throw it away.
You wanna put it in some sort of little bottle or container
so if you have any problems later
you can take that tick to a doctor.
You can be treated appropriately.
So after you get the tick out,
is just put some rubbing alcohol on the bite,
or wash it down with soap and water
so it doesn't get infected.
It's important to get the tick off as soon as possible
because the longer the tick is attached to you,
the more likely it is to transmit a disease.
If you can get the tick off within the first 24 hours
you're probably going to be okay.
Ticks are disgusting.
I have absolutely no idea
what benefit they add to the environment
other than maybe, hopefully,
bein' food for some other critter.
Happy Halloween!
Happy!
(growling)
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Tanks vs Zombies: Survival Guide - Duration: 4:34.
18+ RATING
Welcome to the backbone of the British army during the Cold War.
This tank, when it was first introduced into service,
was known as the most formidable main battle tank in the world.
Let's go!
The Chieftain tank. It may seem the perfect instrument against Zombie hordes.
But there are a few key rules you need to follow.
The tank is a safe place to be with the hatches closed. Keep them closed!
Rule #1: Do not open the hatches.
Whatever happens. It may be a trap.
The most important rule - Rule #2.
Don't leave the tank. Never.
Zombies are dead, but they still have good hearing.
So, Rule #3: Stay...quiet.
On the other hand, you're in a tank, so use that to your advantage.
Make some noise. Get them to be attracted to you and therefore become easier targets.
The Chieftain has a 120mm rifled gun. It's good against armoured vehicles.
However, armour piercing can still be really effective against Zombie hordes.
Especially if they're in single file.
Shoot high explosive at groups of zombies.
Now go and hone your tank commanding skills in "World of Tanks". Just be careful.
-What is that? -Oh, it's a Leviathan.
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MTG - The New Player's Guide To Magic The Gathering Open House - Duration: 10:03.
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Guide - How to apply the unbreakable iCoverLover Hybrid Glass Screen protector - Duration: 3:11.
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Så byter du hjullager bak på MERCEDES-BENZ E W211 GUIDE | AUTODOC - Duration: 26:43.
Use a socket №18
Use a combination spanner №18
Use a torx №T30
Use a socket №32
Use an end bit №10 and an open-end wrench №18
Use a socket №16 and an open-end wrench №16
Use a torx №M12 and a open-end wrench №18
Use a socket №E18 and a combination spanner №18
Use a socket №E18 and a combination spanner №18
Use an end bit №10 and an open-end wrench №21
Use a socket №8
Use a socket №E12
Press in the hub using a hydraulic press
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How To - Guide To Wedding Invitations - Duration: 1:37.
how to guide to wedding invitations wedding invitations are one of the most
important purchases that the bride and groom will make the best way to search
for these invitations is online since the options are unlimited
the bride and groom should have already chosen their color scheme and theme if
there will be one the wedding invitations should reflect the scheme
and color guests need to know whether the event is going to be formal or
casual this is important so that all guests dress appropriately and are
prepared for the event information on the wedding invitations should include
the names of those who are hosting the wedding the full names of the bride and
groom the wedding invitations should also include the date time and location
of the ceremony if the reception is at a much later time or different location
then don't forget to add the sin lastly those invited will need a way to respond
so don't forget to insert this inside door on the back was this wedding video
helpful if so don't forget to leave us a like or subscribe thanks for watching
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Sådan udskifter du stabilisatorstag bag på MERCEDES-BENZ E W211 GUIDE | AUTODOC - Duration: 3:09.
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Arena of Valor (AOV) #AOVOMG - Yorn's quick Guide, Tips for new players and Gameplay - Duration: 19:37.
Hi everyone, this is my very 1st MOBA video for beginners/newbies in Arena of Valor.
I picked Yorn as marksman in this squad setup.
Yorn is one of good choices when you want to play rank matches, because of his massive long ranged damage, but he has no mobility.
In my case I chose "Purify" to counter those annoying Crowd Control damages when you clash.
For the Equipment, just pick the top 1 "Pro Build" for Yorn.
just like other MOBA games such as Mobile Legends, Marksman's role always take the mid lane.
when you clean up the 1st minion wave fast, you can try to jungle 1 nearest monster on top or bottom if you want.
now go back to mid lane and finish off those minions A.S.A.P.
you can jungle this monster from bottom lane, and kill it fast to level up quickly.
now go back again to mid lane and take out these minions and putting some pressure to your mid lane opponent if you want to.
when you reach level 4, it's time to deal some damage to your enemies by using your Ulti-Skill. You can choose top or bottom lane to push them away.
A little reminder... Always look at your mini map every 6-8 seconds to see your enemies' position/HP, tower's health, allies' position/HP etc.
Now go back to farm monsters if you want to but don't go that far to protect the mid lane tower
And by the way. Killing the Abyssal Dragon gives you a good exp. and Gold for the whole team...
sorry Miss Butterfly that Dragon belongs to us. <3
I didn't saw that Butterfly is coming after me, because I'f focusing on my target actually, but thanks to the "Purify" talent and Yorn's still looking strong. :)
Marksman heroes are very squishy on clash and NEVER start any fight on very close range because if you do... this will happen. -_-
while waiting to respawn, you can check you tower's HP or guide you teammates to go back and take it slowly.
now, when there's no one guarding their tower, always take advantage and destroy them A.S.A.P. co'z this game is not about the kills, it's all about destroying one's lane, minions, towers, cores and team work as well.
Now for the decision making... I think I did the right choice because I don't want to lose another tower to protect our base.
You can actually spam Yorn's ulti every time if you want to, because you might need this tactic to destruct/annoy your enemies.
Another decision making, I want to push the enemies' tower instead of joining the clash/fight. (This is situational)
Also a little reminder... Don't over extend on enemies' top/mid/bottom lane tower, co'z some of your opponent has a map awareness, so be careful.
now for a 1v1 situation, always cover yourself to your minions for a higher chance of winning the fight, I almost got myself killed actually. XD
Another 1v1 situation... Yorn's 1st skill helps you to slowdown enemy's movement and
Yorn's 2nd skill will help you to push your enemies back a little bit.
I push myself to my limits just to help my teammates with a very low HP during clash sometimes it happens, and beware of enemy ambush by the way.
When on 1vs5 situation, just RUN and go back to your base and try to protect your remaining towers while waiting your teammates to respawn.
Our enemies don't realize that their base is in trouble, and oh another little tip... DON'T GIVE UP YET (but I accidentally press the "Surrender" button lol)
When using any Marksman hero, right positioning is the key to beat down all your enemies, I put myself in a pinch so don't do this okay? Butterfly's damage is so OP btw.
take advantage of these grasses/bush to hide from your enemies so that they can't see you even if they're looking at the mini map.
Another small tip if your using Marksman. DON'T DIE, because you're their massive backup hitter during clash.
and a little tip... Position your hero behind your Tanker or grass/bush if possible so that they can't free hit you easily.
Thank you for watching, I hope this video helps you a lot on how to use a marksman hero. Leave a comment below and hit the "Like" button.
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Zeitlos vs. Commander Isiel (Bastion of Steel) - Guide - Duration: 4:44.
2 tanks, 2 tank healers, 1 AE healer (tactbard), 1 supporter, 4 DPS
Tank swap after 2 stacks (Kalerts in description).
The called out player receives a red bubble, must bring it to the edge of the combat arena within 5 seconds and drop it there as an area effect. From then on, this area kills immediately when someone enters.
From time to time adds are incoming that must be tanked by the currently active tank and must be killed by the DPS players.
The dropped area effects become larger over time. Here, the maximum extent has been reached.
All mechanics are repeated until the robot reaches 60%.
At 60% the area effects disappear, the robot becomes inactive and the actual boss, Commander Isiel, becomes active.
One tank takes over Commander Isiel, while the other one tanks the robot as soon as it becomes active again.
Isiel casts a stacking debuff on the active tank, reducing his/her maximum health points. After three stacks, the debuff is removed with a strong damage skill from Isiel, which requires a tank/healer cooldown (Kalerts in the description).
Only tanks can survive in the red glowing area around the robot.
As soon as the robot is active again, it casts a red bubble on a random player that must be dispelled.
"Aegis of the Storm" (unverified translation) gives Isiel a protective shield that can only be removed in the cleavage area of the robot. Either the tank of the robot taunts Isiel into that area or the other tank positions the boss in the cleavage area of the robot.
All mechanics are repeated until Isiel reaches 50%.
The last phase of this fight starts at 50%. The combat arena is reduced in size.
Purple bubbles run through the room and kill every player immediately on contact.
All previous mechanics keep repeating.
The blue seeker mines stroll randomly through the room and cause additional damage upon contact.
Individual Reward Charges? I have filed a bug report for this. ;)
Zeitlos wishes much success and good loot!
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Taua Tapu Track in Plimmerton - New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand - Duration: 7:33.
It's recording.
So at the reception we see a map showing a loop walk the track is called the Taua Tapu
Track.
Today we're doing the Taua Tapu Track can't pronounce it this one here oh yeah we're going
to walk up the road we're going to go through the scenic reserve we're gonna go all the
way up here and then a massive lookout right here then all the way up here go up toward
the track and then walk along the seaside.
First up I need to go get my coat because it's chilly.
It's winter.
So for two days now we have been staying in the Moana Lodge in Plimmerton but we haven't
actually explored the kapiti coast suburb here on a scale from one to freezing my none-existing
balls off I am definitely freezing my none-existent balls off.
Thank you very much for that Laura.
Maybe you can think of a better sentence to say.
So for the whole time we were at moana lodge we we so focussed on the beach which was looking
really amazing right out of our window we really didn't focus on what was behind and
there's a lot of lush luxurious hills not luxurious luxuriant hills pretty awesome.
After about 5 or 10 minutes walk we actually realise that there is whole forest range just
in the back of the hostel.
This half is going into the unknown and this one is oh welcome to my house.
We're walking through and straightaway we see two sort of make-shift bridges there's
like a bit of a dodgy looking bridge so I'm gonna check those out and walk back up and
we're going to get on our way this really was something we did not expect to find even
before just before entering the forest we've seen like wood pigeons we've heard loads of
different native birds there were quite a few nice plants as well very colourful.
Laura is getting a little out of breath going up the stairs so she find s very convenient
excuse that she has to take a few pictures so we stop halfway through and she takes a
few pictures and catches her breath before we keep on hiking all the way up the mount.
We start getting higher up above the canopy and this is when the view starts to become
quite amazing.
So we don't really mind the steep climb right here.
The rest of the walk in the forest is actually all uphill.
And you know the thighs are burning I've got like legs of steel right here and because
we went to Adrenalin Forest yesterday I am in my element I feel one with the trees right
now so that's all good.
Once we get to the top there is a bench and you can guarantee that where there is a bench
in New Zealand there's probably going to be a viewpoint which there is we sort of stand
on the bench to get a better look and we can see one part of Plimmerton just over the tree
canopy there and it's pretty awesome views but we actually see the best views when we
start walking down the street.
Laura what's that island over there?
It is Mana Island.
This one's for you Instagram.
We are making our way down passing through some pretty posh suburbs to be fair I think
that's where all the rich people in Wellington actually are living.
We realise we're back on the coast when we get to a Four Square which is a convenient
store chain in New Zealand and I remember oh yeah, we ran out of bread.
Let's get some budget bread.
So we've been to the Four Square, budget bread in hand, we are now gonna make our way along
the coastline back to Moana Lodge.
The first part of the coastline is actually a huge series of rock pools but they're really
cool in their formation they are all in a straight line out to sea like you can see
how some sort of unusual rock formations and I guess tectonic plates and stuff have worked
here to make some crazy like lines and erosion and stuff.
And in the rock pools we see a few shells and seaweed and things some odd looking shells
so it's pretty cool to see and again we can see Mana Island across the water from here.
Well tomorrow we need to have some breakfast so Ihave some budget bread.
A really huge amount of birds right now since Laura is carrying budget bread.
But I learned my lesson from Whitianga and I am having none of it.
those seagulls are gonna keep on looking at this bread and not having a single piece.
But the seagulls are pretty relentless they will follow us the whole way up to the Moana
Lodge this is about one k they keep on following us for 1km some of them are just walking behind
but they are too lazy to fly even and some of them are circling around Laura is just
scared of being shat on.
After being bashed by wind for the whole day it's just gonna feel great to just warm up
with a warm drink and a warm evening.
There's a few walking behind us there's a few like circling in the air we feel like
this is going to be like the movie, you know that movie, the old movie Birds.
It's kind of one of those situations right here.
We see Moana Lodge in sight we're like Oh my god thank God there is shelter we can get
away from the birds here.
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Halloween 2017: Your guide to the best freebies and discounts - Duration: 5:52.
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Viv's Guide to Hugs - Duration: 1:57.
Hey there Forge Valley Fitness this is Viv with her blurb. My blur this is
Garth and and he's going to be my demo guy. I've been doing some reading about
hugging and apparently we're doing it wrong
so today yes Garth, you know who you. are so today we're going to show you first
off, How Not to Hug. So Garth is gonna come in for a hug. Awkward...
no, no, just don't go there. Alright so we're going to demo three awesome hugs.
because they make you feel good which is where we're going with this so come on
in Garth give me some love. I did the over under. Whats the other one? If I do the over like a giant with a small person
I do over the person yeah and the other one is if you are the tall person and go over the
under the short person then it's like too weird, still. Either way the important part
is that it is slow and it is gentle and non violent yeah you feel better Garth?
yeah, so like I like to hug that over under so that way, and then you have a
good full body hug like we're not doing that way but we're not doing like pelvis
to pelvis that's also a little off side. Another way to ruin a hug is if
you do like that good job pal yeah nice work right so a little back rub is okay
there you go all right so let's show you how we hug in my house because I have
boys and it goes like this! That's a hug, I Love You Man! That's not
appropriate. So today we learned something. Thank You Garth
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PMBoK Guide 6th Edition- What you need to know? - Duration: 19:57.
What's changed from PmBok 5 to PmBOK 6?
Mr. Arvind Nahata
Additional Pages on PmBOK !
Changes in Knowledge Areas!
1. Time management --> Project Schedule Management
2. Human resource management --> Resource Management
Deletion of Process -> Closed Procurement Process
New Knowledge Process - 1. Manage Project Knowledge
New Knowledge Process - 2. Implement Risk Responses
New Knowledge Process - 3.Control Resources
Processes Renamed : 7 Process
1. Manage Quality
2. Plan Resource Management
3. Acquire Resources
4. Plan Stakeholder Engagement
5. Monitor Stakeholder Engagement
6. Monitor Communications
7. Monitor Risks
47 process -> 49 processes
ITTO's
*Lessons Learnt Register*
*Process Tailoring**
Project Scope vs Product Scope
*Earned Value Management*
*Escalating the Risk Responses*
Introduction of AGILE methodology!
The Project Management Certifications
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