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Insert the installation USB found in the accessory box into the PC.

Load colLabSetup from the USB.

Select a language.

After agreeing to the terms, click [Next].

Select the folder where exocad will be installed.

colLab 2017 Installation is complete.

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Reboot the PC after installation is complete.

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05 How to install a scan software (web) - Duration: 3:16.

Go to www.medit.com

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If you are not a member of colLab, you can download it after register.

Enter all the information and proceed with the download.

How to check the serial number.

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Scanalytics Inc. Detailed Analytics of Customer Flow | IDZ Weekly | Intel Software - Duration: 1:55.

Brick and mortar businesses can derive significant advantages

from gathering and analyzing data about consumer behavior

patterns.

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by offering the products and services customers

are looking for.

I'm Stephanie Essin, and in this episode of IDC Weekly,

we take a look at Scanalytics together

with Intel and their development of a simple solution

that offers retailers precise data insights

into their consumers' behavior.

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margins as much as 60%.

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on sale.

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sensors to monitor foot traffic with remarkable accuracy

and deliver data-based insights that can improve almost

every aspect of a business.

This data is processed in the cloud

and sent to end users via data dashboards for analysis.

Smart gateways powered by Intel technology

are also employed and could provide edge analysis that

leads to real time insights and alerts right on the sales

floor.

Check out this article to gain a comprehensive understanding

of how it works.

And who knows-- maybe it could be useful in your next IoT

solution.

It's been a fantastic 2018, and we want

to thank you all for watching.

We look forward to bringing you more news from around Intel.

And from all of us here in the studio, happy new year.

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Budget-Friendly Photo Editing Software for Photographers | ASL - Duration: 7:22.

Whether you use a camera or your smartphone camera, you should edit your pictures

Editing makes them seem more professional, and more unique

So that your pictures stand out from everyone else's.

Hi! I'm Jen C.

Before I start the list, I want to say this is not sponsored. No one is paying me.

I'm just ...giving you some options.

Everyone knows about Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom (abbreviated as PS and LR)

I found a few alternatives that are affordable. Some are even free.

If you're a casual photographer, or just take occasional pictures of your kids

or on special events, vacations, etc.

you might not want a monthly subscription plan for something you use a few times a year.

That's why.

We'll start with smartphones.

I like Snapseed.

It's good. Flexible. It has presets similar to Instagram's.

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The other option is VSCO

It's popular. But the really good presets cost extra.

If your phone can shoot in RAW, or with a DSLR, you might want a more powerful software.

I like...I'm going to fingerspell a lot.

Fingerspelling a lot.

I like RawTherapee and Darktable.

(spells)

Both are good RAW editor

They can edit in JPEG if you prefer.

They're very similar to Lightroom.

Both are free.

The next option is GIMP.

It's supposed to be a Photoshop substitute,

but it can be a struggle to use, and I used Photoshop before.

I think it's similar to Photoshop 3, from about 10 years ago.

It's not user friendly. The learning curve is steep.

Very challenging.

Because it's so challenging -- and I'm experienced -- I only use it for fixing dust spots.

That's it. And for everything else I use either Darktable or Rawtherapee for the other edits.

The next options aren't free, but it's a one-time fee.

No subscriptions.

The next...we're on number 3...Capture One

(spells)

It's very similar to Lightroom. It might be a good option if you want a professional software without a subscription.

It's about $300 for the pro version.

Next...four. Luminar.

About $70

I'd call this a hybrid of Photoshop and Lightroom.

It has some features from Lightroom, and some from Photoshop. But not everything.

It's not bad.

It has layers and masks. You can clone dust out.

But, unlike Lightroom, it doesn't have a file organization system.

That's one big plus to Lightroom.

Next: DxO Lab. I haven't tried this one out.

It's similar to Lightroom, but it also doesn't have a file organization system.

That's important for some photographers, if you have a tons of pictures.

Then you'd want to have a way to organize them.

Other than that, they're very similar.

You might like it.

The next option, ah, out of all the paid options, I think it's a really good one.

It's called ON1 Photo RAW.

It's very similar to both Lightroom and Photoshop, and it has almost everything that they offer.

It's great.

And it has an organization system. It costs $100 for both plus the file organization.

It's great.

One more. This one is a bonus because...

It's not an official part of this list.

It's called Photopea. Odd name!

It's similar to Photoshop, except it runs in your web browser like Firefox.

It doesn't run on smartphone browsers.

It has almost everything Photoshop offers.

It's free. You might have ads now.

It's a good option.

Before I forget, please hit like...somewhere down there...hit the bell, and subscribe.

I'm going to try keep adding videos. If you have questions, or need help with your photography, let me know.

I'll try and help.

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My name is Dino I came here from Croatia

Last year in December I had LASIK for hyperopia and things didn't quite turn out well.

I had a lot of glare starbursts, smearing of the image

like especially at night or in dim lighted areas

like restaurants or cafe bars or something like that.

And then it kind of changed my life, I became anxious

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Aniska: and what was your expectation before coming here?

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(Aniska): and would you recommend us to others and if so why?

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LASIK ectasia all any kind of corneal issues to come here

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Architecture in State Parks, UT Gulf Coast DesignLab - Texas Parks & Wildlife [Official] - Duration: 13:58.

- What's up?

- NARRATOR: It is early summer, and these University of Texas

students are preparing for a trip.

- Is it open? - I think so.

- ANDRE: We've got 12 students, and our professor.

- NARRATOR: The group is heading from Austin

to the coast...

- We're heading down to Galveston Island State Park.

- NARRATOR: ...But not for a break on the beach.

- ANDRE: Today we're packing up for the first site visit.

- NARRATOR: These advanced architecture students

are heading to Galveston to design and build.

- Toodle-oo!

- Bye!

- NARRATOR: All anyone can say for sure is that,

by the end of this summer, a lot will be learned.

- COLEMAN: This is a project we have to do

in a very short time.

Ten weeks from the first day to the last day.

It will be an interesting summer for these students.

- NARRATOR: If they are successful, the end result

will be a finished structure that the state park needs.

[upbeat music]

[waves crashing]

- Welcome to Galveston Island State Park.

Super excited that you're here.

I'm a Park Interpreter.

Essentially, I try to connect people with the

natural resources that we have.

We are almost an island within an island,

surrounded on all sides by development.

- NARRATOR: Since Hurricane Ike in 2008,

this park has operated with limited infrastructure,

until a re-development plan can be funded.

- As we get out here, you might notice some algae on the ground,

you see the little bubbles?

- NARRATOR: One pressing need is a pavilion for

educational programs...

- So, it's a nursery habitat for all the fish that we like.

- NARRATOR: ...a structure to provide some of the only shade

on the park's bay side.

- We have a lot of school groups that come out here.

I have a lot of hurdles to get over in order to make them

start to care about this place.

To get them to some of those higher thoughts

and higher concepts, you have to meet their basic needs.

- COLEMAN: The students are concentrating on working

closely with their stakeholder, the park rangers.

- This is the proposed site, with an emphasis of

orientation towards the water here.

- COLEMAN: They're going to try to get an idea of what

it is that they want, and through that they'll begin

a design process.

- PATRICK SCHOONOVER: Hit that corner, Joey?

- COLEMAN: They'll be camping very close to where

they're going to build.

It gets them immersed in the climate they're going to be

working within.

[waves rolling]

The mission of the DesignLab

is to try to increase ecological literacy,

particularly of the coastal environment.

[dramatic music]

- REBECCA KENNEDY: How many renders are there going to be?

Four?

- ANDRE: Yeah. - Okay.

- HUGO: That's much better.

It's been like Santa's little workshop in here.

[playful music]

- COLEMAN: What are you working on?

- A lot of cardboard, a lot of Elmer's glue.

We spend a lot of time at Hobby Lobby.

Sweet.

We're getting a Master's in Architecture

but we're getting a Ph.D. in craft supplies.

- We had a pretty long design process.

Obviously, designing something with a group of 11 people,

it's hard to come to a consensus about things.

- We floundered for about a week there to try to really

find something we could all get behind, um,

but that's great, because that's how real-world practice is

and it also ensures that we have a really good, strong idea.

Given that it's a shade pavilion, we can test if it

really does provide shade.

I can hit 'apply' and then we can see that at 10 AM,

we're getting dappled light through the structure.

[playful music]

- COLEMAN: These early models are design studies that they

were doing individually.

They're all meaningful in that they lead to something.

That one design that they're actually now going to present.

- It was a little bit Frankenstein-y

for a little while, but we've got something good here.

I think it's, uh, definitely come together

as a collective idea.

- You know, everything that we're doing now,

we're trying to minimize long-term maintenance.

Things really get beaten up.

- COLEMAN: We have milestones that we have to hit.

And the big milestone of the first half of the semester

was getting the design and presenting that to the

folks at the park.

- That's the shoreline we're counting.

- I like your orientation.

I think it's very good.

So, your prevailing breeze is coming from the water.

- The next milestone then is develop drawings

and to get the technical folks with the Parks Division

to approve that.

- When you walk around the corner and it all kind of

opens up in front of you.

I just think that's a great idea.

- COLEMAN: We will have about two and a half to three weeks

to actually put this thing together,

so it's very fast-track.

- HUGO: Fabricating components.

[buzzing]

- We've been getting a lot of welding practice

and sweating a lot.

[laughs]

[saw revs]

- There's a team working solely on wood,

a team working on mostly steel,

so that allows us to work really quickly.

- Theoretically, we're supposed to start this uh, this Friday,

making shade.

- ANDRE: We had a few setbacks.

We had our professor take a little spill earlier,

but he's getting sutured up,

so I think he'll be good in a couple of days.

- REBECCA: I just hope he's alright.

- Cut going this way.

We're figuring out how to load a lot of wood

without a leader right now.

We've probably got three or four tons of wood.

Not a cool day.

I don't know what it is, 100?

103? Ugh.

- You got it?

- REBECCA: Phew.

Ay yay yay.

Well, alright.

We're kind of in limbo of like when we're actually

going to have the clearance to begin building.

- BROOK: One, two, three.

[sighs]

- ANDRE: We just have to go and check all the boxes,

make sure everything is good to go.

[door rolling shut]

[wind]

- HUGO: Found a way to get through all the

procedural hurdles, and we're moving forward.

- COLEMAN: You know, it was right down to the wire.

On the day we started construction is the day

we got our approval.

So, all's well that ends well is what I say.

- HUGO: We lost a day on the front end, but for the

most part we are on track.

[upbeat music]

A lot of dirt has been dug.

- SEAN: Getting there.

- HUGO: It was extremely hot the first couple of days,

I think it was record highs,

but the human body is pretty resilient.

- Woo!

- HUGO: We've been doing great.

Great attitudes all around.

- In that direction, yeah.

What's your suggestion?

- HUGO: Our fearless leader is back on site.

We couldn't be happier to have him.

- I had a few stitches in my face which set me back

a few days, but the truth is, this is such a good group,

they're totally independent.

[dramatic music]

- HUGO: You have to, essentially, in space,

make a perfect square, and determine perfect placements,

which is surprisingly challenging to get it right.

You know, especially if you don't do it every day.

Measure 20 times, build once, is kind of what we're going for.

- REBECCA: I think we all were really excited today

when all the rocks went into the wall.

We were all like, "Wow, it actually does

what we want it to do," which is pretty exciting.

- HUGO: That's why the studio is so fantastic,

because it bridges that gap between paper and real life.

Are we doing okay?

- I think you're doing great.

- Alright!

- SEAN: Not to jinx anything, but it's been going really well.

- What's your time on those, I'm just curious?

One?

Okay.

- We've had some sequencing things where we've

had to kind of stop and pause and make sure

we're not stepping on our own toes as we go,

but I would say it's been surprisingly smooth.

- This is our second to last cut.

[saw revs]

We've been getting a lot done despite the odds,

and, knock on wood, nothing else comes up.

[thunder clap]

- SEAN: The weather has been our biggest hang up I think.

- HUGO: Here comes the rain.

Let's uh, let's get some stuff put away.

[rainfall and thunder]

- COLEMAN: Working in August, it's both a gift and a curse.

We've probably lost a few hours to summer rains,

but you build that into the schedule,

knowing that's going to happen this time of year.

[thunder]

We have had nothing but a great relationship with

Texas Parks and Wildlife, and this is our fifth project.

We've done three projects at Goose Island State Park,

down in the Rockport area.

The fire circle for the youth nature interpreter there.

A birding platform, where the nature interpreter, again,

uses that for her bay walks.

We've done a project at Sea Rim which is up at Port Arthur.

It's a camping platform that's out in the wetlands

that the only way you get to it is kayaking.

People can rent for the weekend.

It's also used by biologists, bird counters, to keep tabs

on the health of that particular wetland.

So all of these projects have something to do with the

ocean environment, bay environment,

where the public comes and learns something

about the local ecology.

[rocks banging]

- ANDRE: Here we are, it's like 95, 100% humidity

and we got the chain gang out here with rocks.

- They're just masochists.

They just wanted to do it.

[energetic music]

- I'd rather be moving rocks than lifting louvers.

- ANDRE: Yeah, those are probably 80 to 100 pounds,

depending on how soaking wet they are.

- HUGO: Oh yeah.

Oh yeah!

[grunts]

It's almost there.

It's been a very laborious undertaking,

but we are on the tail end now.

Just the finishing touches- the fun part really.

[rocks clanging]

[water pouring]

[drinking]

- And repeat.

[energetic music]

- It's tough to work in these conditions for

12 hours a day.

When you can see the finish line, it's a lot easier.

- HUGO: We're going to finish, guys.

I can't even describe the level of happiness

that makes me feel.

- When they put up the first six louvers,

we were like, "Oh my God!

"We're standing on the deck and it's shaded!

We did this!"

- HUGO: One, two, three.

Teamwork makes the dream work.

Alright, let's drill it.

[energetic music]

- JOEY: We had some rough days in the beginning.

- We really were questioning whether we would even

be here right now.

- It was pretty tough.

I'm really happy about the result though.

- Because we're kind of wrapping it up,

we're finally seeing what we've made come to life.

I wish we could see the first group that's

going to experience it.

- HUGO: I'm pretty happy.

I'll come back sometime,

but I'll be happy to drive over the bridge,

headed back to Austin.

- I will not feel guilty if I lay in bed all day tomorrow.

[drill hammers]

- Last one!

Amazing experience.

- Nice work.

[laughs]

[broom scraping]

- SEAN: We're excited to be wrapping up today, for sure.

[uplifting music]

- ANDRE How about this group shot?

- SEAN: I hope they're as satisfied with it as we are.

- Y'all ready?

- SEAN: For us, it's a win at least.

- One, two, three.

[shutter]

[laughs]

- Digging the shade.

Above and beyond.

I love this crew.

This is amazing!

So, lessons learned?

- COLEMAN: Do this in November.

[laughs]

- This place I think is going to be highly used,

and, of course, I think the shade is going to be

really appreciated in the future.

Please consider this a personal invitation

to come back and see how this place lives.

- There isn't like a ribbon cutting ceremony or anything.

- LISA: High five.

Yes.

Good game, good game.

- SEAN: There will be some mild celebration

and then some careful driving home,

because I think we'll all be very tired.

- LISA: Good game, yeah, America.

[uplifting music]

[wind and uplifting music]

[uplifting music]

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Ali is named after Jennifers fathers middle name, Medlock said.

Stephen English covers breaking news for the Star Telegram. He attended Texas Wesleyan University and has lived in the Dallas Fort Worth area for more than 30 years.

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Texas Bus Driver Surprises Every One of His Elementary School Students with a Christmas Gift - 247 n - Duration: 4:02.

Curtis Jenkins of Dallas didn't need a sleigh to deliver Christmas cheer to kids this year.

The Lake Highlands Elementary School bus driver asked all the students he drives what they wanted for the holidays, kept a list like Santa Claus and used his own money — plus some assistance from local community members who got word of Jenkins' generous plan — to make their Christmas wishes come true.

Jenkins then filled up his bus with the gifts, a total of 70 presents.

"There was even a bike on that bus!!!" the elementary school posted on its Facebook page on Dec. 22, along with photos of the packed bus. "This reminds us how much good there is in the world and how we should all strive to be a little more like Curtis."

According to Dallas-Fort Worth's NBC 5, Curtis and his wife Shaneqia decided not to get each other Christmas presents this year so that he could play Santa for his students.

"That little time they have with me, it means so much," Jenkins told NBC 5. "I'm the first face they see before they get to school in the morning. I call my bus a community. We love each and everybody in the community."

Even though Jenkins never asked for donations, multiple GoFundMe campaigns have been launched to help Jenkins with his mission. "So many accounts has been set up on GoFundMe in my name, with my picture," Jenkins told NBC 5. "I never set up anything."

A rep for GoFundMe told NBC 5 in a statement, "It's not uncommon for someone to create a GoFundMe after they see a news story because they simply want to help. When a campaign is created to raise money for another individual they don't personally know, we place the funds on hold and work with them to transfer the funds directly to the beneficiary. In this case, we are working with all campaign organizers and we guarantee all funds raised will go directly to Mr. Jenkins. He can choose to receive the funds or refund donors."

Over the last seven years that he's worked as a bus driver for the district, Jenkins has regularly surprised kids with school supplies and rewarded them for helping on the bus — where they hold positions like safety captain and chairperson — by giving students "Bus Bucks" they could use for the supplies he provides. Last Thanksgiving, Jenkins even bought turkeys for families in need, NBC 5 reported.

Since his Christmas act of kindness has gained national recognition, Jenkins has started the process of launching a nonprofit called Magnify, Caring and Change to continue his charity work. The news station reported that Jenkins plans to file 501(c)(3) paperwork and will deposit all donations into a Chase bank account in his nonprofit's name.

"It's all about the kids," he said in a Dec. 29 Instagram video. "It's all about Magnify, Caring and Change Foundation and you guys. I'm not going to stop what I'm doing I'm just going to do it at a bigger level with the help of you guys. I thank god for getting me in this position."

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18,000 Islands

300 languages spoken

The largest archipelago in the world it's a beguiling country offering myriad adventures

welcome to Indonesia

Join us as we discover the Emerald of the Equator

Misk Travel Guide bringing you the ultimate travel guides Indonesia

With over 18,000 islands

6,000 of them inhibited this largest Southeast Asian country is no short of breathtaking sights

inspiring diversity and deeply rooted histories

The Indonesian archipelago spreads over 5,200 kilometers

between the Asian mainland and Australia all of it within the tropics and comprises 18 thousand islands

Indonesia has something unique to offer everyone from the cool white sands and raucous volcanoes of Bali

to the vibrant capital city of Jakarta

to the untouched lands of Sumatra you can always find something different here

This island nation has some of the largest remaining tracts of tropical forests anywhere in the world and

Is home to several beautiful. Scuba diving and snorkeling spots as well an

overview of the best places to visit in Indonesia

Jakarta

Indonesia s massive capital is a large bustling city with a population of over 10 million

sits on the northwest coast of the island of Java a

historic mix of cultures

Javanese Malay Chinese

Arab Indian and European has influenced its architecture language and cuisine

The Old Town Kota tua is home to Dutch colonial buildings blood out

Jakarta's Chinatown and the old port of cyndaquil Appa for traditional wooden shooters dock

Central median Merdeka square is the site of the National Monument or Mona's a

marble obelisk with an observation deck

and the enormous Ishta Glau mosque

The National Museum traces Indonesian history through archipelago relics statues ceramic and jewelry

The city has numerous modern malls and specialist shopping areas such as the antique market

Jalan Surabaya

Offshore are the Thousand Islands some with beach resorts some uninhabited all part of a marine National Park

Although the city is known for its heavy traffic and high levels of pollution it is filled with an exciting nightlife and vibrant shopping areas

Lombok

Lombok is an indonesian island east of Bali and west of San Bao a

part of the lesser Sunda Islands it's known for beaches and surfing spots

particularly Acuto and Bango Bango in south Lombok

The motor-vehicle free gili islands gili trawangan

Gili air and Gili Meno a flan box west coast offer more

beaches briefs for diving and snorkeling and a sea turtle hatchery

To the west sing Giggy is a popular beach resort in the Gateway to the ghillies

west Lombok, also has important temples

most notably the 18th century pearl links are and Matt

Sorum the provincial capital home to craft shops and historical museum museum Negri

In the central highlands are gunning rinjani National Park in Mount Rinjani an

active volcano topped by a crater lake that's a tracking and pilgrimage destination

Northern Lombok features jungles waterfalls and traditional sac villages

Lombok is often compared to its closest neighbor Bali the island has the same kind of beautiful beaches and volcanic sceneries

with less commercialism and fewer crowds making it one of the best places to visit in Indonesia

Fan dung

Capital of Indonesia's west. Java province is a large city set amid volcanoes and tea plantations

It's known for colonial and Art Deco architecture a

Lively university town feel and thanks to its 768 meter elevation relatively cool tropical weather

Nicknamed the Paris of Java during the Dutch colonial period van dong retains 1920s and 30s

Landmarks like the neoclassical ji-dong say it

C'était building now the office of the provincial governor it has a rooftop resembling the Indonesian skewered meat dish

There's also the Art Deco mansion Villa Isola and the Sudanese roofed ceremonial hall at the acclaimed

institut teknologi bandung

Nearby natural sights include tango pon para vu

upside down vote volcano

with trekking and horseback riding above active craters

There's, also the light turquoise crater lake cow. Op huge and

patching gang lake surrounded by tea plantations

Surabaya

Surabaya is a port city on the Indonesian island of Java a

Vibrant sprawling metropolis it mixes modern skyscrapers with canals and buildings from its Dutch colonial past

It has a thriving Chinatown and an Arab quarter whose ample mosque dates to the 15th century

The Tugu palawan heroes monument honors the independence battle wage in surabaya streets in 1945

The city's shopping options range from glitzy multi-level shopping malls to overflowing chaotic bazaars

And its food scene from street stalls to upscale international restaurants

On

the city's outskirts the modern enormous

Al-akbar mosque with its distinctive Bluegreen domes offers an elevator ride to the top of a minaret with panoramic views

For most foreign visitors the city is merely a transport hub

For locals Surabaya is closely linked to the birth of the Indonesian nation as it was here that the battle for independence began

Bromo Tengger Samir you National Park a

Lunar like landscape of epic proportions and surreal beauty the volcanic bromo region is one of Indonesia's most

breathtaking sights

The bromo Tengger Sameera National Park is best known for its awesome scenery of a vast

Ancient volcanic crater and a host of picturesque volcanoes that have emerged from it

The park is named after two mountains mount Sameera mount bromo and the Tanger people who inhabit the area

Samira is the highest mountain in Java as well as one of Indonesia's most active volcanoes

The smoldering cone of bromo stands in a sea of volcanic sand surrounded by the lowering cliffs of the craters edge

The bromo Tengger samara national park covers a massive area of 800 square kilometres in the centre of east java

For anyone with an interest in volcanoes a visit to the park is a must

Lake toba

Lake toba is one of the awesome natural wonders of the world

This enormous crater lake has an island almost the size of Singapore in its centre

At over

1145 square kilometers in a depth of 450 meters lake toba is actually more like an ocean

Formed by a gigantic volcano eruption some 70,000 years ago is probably the largest

resurgent caldera on earth

Tovah has been part of a traveller folklore for decades

this grand ocean blue lake found up among Sumatra's volcanic peaks is where the amiable christian Batak people reside

This is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and one of the deepest lakes in the world

Towba is a beautiful place to come and sit back relax and absorb some beautiful pristine scenery

As the lake sits 900 metres above sea level there is a cooler climate here making a refreshing break from the heat humidity and

pollution of the city

Joao Jakarta

if Jakarta's Java's financial and industrial powerhouse Jakarta is its sole

Central to the islands artistic and intellectual heritage

Yoshikata is where the Japanese language is at its purest the Arts at their brightest and its traditions at their most visible

Yoshi Carta often called joke shop is a city on the Indonesian island of Java known for its traditional arts and a cultural heritage

its ornate 18th century royal complex or kraton

encompasses the still inhabited Sultan's palace

Show Jakarta together with its twin city

Surakarta solo is the cradle of civilization on Java

This city was a seat of power that produced the Magnificent temples of Borobudur and Prambanan

in the eighth and ninth century in the new powerful matram kingdom of the 16th and 17th

Century Joe Jakarta is known as neverending Asia for its endless appeals

this city is one of the foremost cultural centres of Indonesia

All of this and many more to explore has brought Joe Jakarta as the second most visited destination in Indonesian after Bali

Raja Ampat Islands

The sparsely populated Raja Ampat Islands comprise more than 1500 islands just off Sarang

With their sublime scenery of sleep jungle covered Islands

scorching white sand beaches hidden lagoons

spooky caves

Weird mushroom shaped islets and?

pellucid turquoise waters Raja Ampat has to be one of the most beautiful island chains in Southeast Asia

Located off the northwest tip of the island of New Guinea

Raja Ampat the four kings is a fast archipelago comprising over 1,500 small islands and Cays

Marine survey suggested the marine life diversity around the Raja Ampat Islands is the highest recording on

earth making it one of the most famous dive destinations in the world

The staggering abundance of marine life is due in part to its incredibly low human population density

The Raja Ampat islands are a truly natural phenomenon with enormous biological diversity

The amazing marine landscape means that underwater photography should be on the top of your list during your stay

However with Raja amp its natural conditions high endemic level of land sea

biodiversity

Coastal ecology and local culture and tradition the islands offer more than just amazing landscapes to photograph

Bali

Bali is one of the world's most popular island destinations and one which consistently wins travel awards the very landscape

rugged coastlines tropical beaches

lush, rice terraces and volcanic hillsides all provide a picturesque backdrop to its colorful deeply spiritual and

unique and new culture

The combination of friendly people a magnificently visual culture infused with spirituality and

Spectacular beaches with great surfing and diving have made Bali the most popular tourist destination in Indonesia

Bali is one of the most evocative and popular tourist islands of the entire Indonesian archipelago

Despite the clamor and chaos of the main tourist areas the island is rich in natural beauty for the tractions for every kind of traveler

Ubud is the heart of Bali a?

place

where the culture of the island is most accessible and it shares the island's most beautiful rice fields and

ancient monuments with the East and West Bali

Tanah lot temple is one of Bali's most important lien marks in

Ancient Hindu shrine perched on top of an outcrop admits constantly crashing waves

Tonality empal is simply among volleys not to be missed icons

The mere mention of bali evokes thoughts of a paradise

It's more than a place it's a mood an aspiration a tropical state of mind

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An Amateur's Guide to Mulled Wine | 香料熱紅酒 - Duration: 2:51.

Despite it being well past Christmas, I had a list of holiday cocktails I wanted to do,

and god damn it I'm still gonna do them all.

Today, we're making the casserole of cocktails--mulled wine, where you just dump in all the fruits

you didn't use during cooking.

A bit of an exaggeration, I know, but mulled wine is something delicious you can easily

make with spices you already have in the house.

I'm gonna grab myself an orange, a lemon, and a lime.

Start by peeling the lime, I just want the skin and not the juice cause otherwise this

is gonna be too sour (for me).

Struggle with it cause you suck, and that's when you switch to your trusty old zester.

Not sponsored by Microplane obviously but holy shit if you're getting a zester, get

a Microplane cause if you zest often, at the end of the day, you're gonna have to end

up buying one of these anyway.

Also gonna zest a lemon.

I know it's not the most beautiful lemon out there but it's so darn hard to find

good lemons in Taiwan.

All they got are limes for some reason.

Orange peel.

For this I'm gonna switch back to a knife cause the skin was too tender.

We'll also cut the orange into slices and squeeze out all its juice.

Spices!

In the same pot, that was one whole cinnamon stick.

4 cloves cause cloves are wonderful.

1 and a half star anise, you can definitely put more, but for some reason I always taste

the star anise more than I can taste other spices.

One bay leaf because let's face it, you're always gonna forget to use it when you're

cooking anyway.

And a few gratings of nutmeg.

80 grams of sugar which is a little more than a third of a cup if you're not using a scale.

Uncork your wine.

Now the inside of your pot probably looks something like this.

Pour in enough wine to at least cover the sugar.

Cook on low to medium heat until the sugar completely dissolves.

There's usually 2 methods I've seen with this, 1 is to cook this into a syrup.

The second method is to cook everything without bringing it to a boil, then let it sit in

the fridge overnight so it has time to infuse.

What we're trying to achieve is the same though, which is bring out as much flavor

as we can from the spices and citrus without compromising the wine too much.

I want to drink it right away, so I'm gonna let this cook for a while then pour in the

rest of the wine and let that heat through.

Taste to see if there's anything you need to adjust.

I'm gonna add a splash of brandy.

Now it's ready to serve.

Garnish with a cinnamon stick, and that's pretty much it.

Enjoy your homemade mulled wine.

Everyone and their mother has their own version of this drink, so whatever gets you happy

and drunk is good mulled wine in my book.

And since I only used one bottle of wine, that means this recipe serves...I don't

know, one?

Anyway, have a great 2019 guys.

I'm gonna go get drunk now, bye.

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Shameless Holiday Guide: Surviving New Year's - Duration: 1:19.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[SNORING]

[SHOUTING]

New Year's is all about reflection, resolutions,

and for many of us, brutal hangovers.

Begin the new year without regret with these handy tips.

Cuff me before I get disorderly.

Stay hydrated.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

How long was that?

Not long enough.

Be responsible.

What the--

I can explain this.

Get a good night's rest.

Frank, did you sleep here again?

Eat a healthy breakfast.

Debbie?

Don't leave the celebration alone.

[BELL DINGS]

I have a kid and a stupid ex-boyfriend, so I'm not

looking for anything serious.

I just got expelled from college to do 30 days in rehab.

Then we're a perfect match.

Get some exercise.

Go, go, go.

And all means, hair of the dog.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC STOPS]

[CLEARING THROAT]

Next round's on me!

Yeah!

[PARTY HORN SOUND]

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How to Bring Girls Home | The Pulling Guide Part 2 - Duration: 15:30.

Yo guys, welcome to the pulling guide!

[Girl] Give me your fucking number man

[Austen] All right, just get on my back, we'll go

[Austen] We're going this way

[Austen] Have you lied to me yet again?

You develop these qualities, these skills, these mindsets, this knowledge about pulling over time

So don't stress out if you're not immediately pulling cuties overnight

If you're a beginner this video is probably not for you

But if you're more intermediate/advanced, start applying some of the concepts that I'm going to outline here and you'll see your game

skyrocket

Make sure you subscribe to get more videos like this and hit the bell button to be a part of the notification squad

So you've found a girl who's right for that night and you also have some plans, but how do you use those plans?

For that girl

And

What you have to do is, throughout the interaction

You'll figure out what type of girl you're dealing with

If it's a German flight attendant who's partying in Vegas and just wants an extension of the fun

You can just say yeah, there's more fun in my hotel room and lead for that

If she for example is a pothead you could just say yeah, I've got a joint in my place, if she's more health-conscious

Oh my god, this fucking juicer is amazing. And then Universal ones that you can use on almost any girl

Especially if you have those shorter pulls towards the end the night

Are, after party, I have an amazing view from my place of the entire city, and I have food

And whatever the girl likes for food, you can just lead to that

Barbecue. Oh my god. This most succulent pork rib. Oh, it's just so amazing

What if I was just to like

You know, dangle this in front of you, would you would you want that? And she,

She may say like man, I'll follow you to the end of the earth for something like that. There you go

So you have the plan. Now, how do you seed for this plan?

I drop these little statements in, over time. So let's say this interactions 60 minutes long, you know from the beginning

I'm saying like: oh my god, there's this fucking epic rooftop barbecue nearby. It's amazing. You got to check it out. Oh, really?

Where is it? Dadada, she asks, and then I just drop it for a while. She's aware of it and

Yeah, man. I'm just I'm kind of excited to get out of here because

You know, my friends after party just gonna be so epic

That's 20 minutes in, maybe 40 minutes in you talk about it more, you get the friends the friends know about it

And then later on you say yeah, we're going in five minutes. You guys should come boom

They're like, okay and then toward the end of that 60 minutes that 90 minutes. Yo guys

Let's go, boom, and just lead the group

With the seeding you're mentioning things that you can do at your place

Or at her place or somewhere that's an intermediate venue

So for example, if you're intermediate venue is a taco place, the best tacos you will ever have in your life

Oh my god, this carnitas is just mind-blowing

Maybe show pictures, I often pull it up on Google Maps and just show pictures of the place and they're like

Oh my god

That looks so good right now. The contrast of seeding is that if I was just like, guys we're going to a rooftop barbecue right now

They don't even hear what I'm saying. They don't know what's going on

And it's harder to pull because in their mind they've never heard of this before

So I paint the picture in their mind over the course of the interaction to who, what, when, where, why

Of where we're going, what we're doing, all of that so that when I lead for it, it makes sense

So she's having an emotionally

Amazing time with you. She's enjoying your company. You're making her laugh

You know, you're just going through all this range of emotions with her, but you do need to fulfill some logical requirements

So you need to tell her reasons why she should come with you and also reasons why she doesn't need to stay there

So an example of this could be, oh check out the view from my place

Okay? This is one of the best views you could ever see

It's just like amazing and then on top of that, you know

There's no reason you need to stay, because you can always just come back in

Right?

Or why don't you just shoot your friends the message of where we're at, the address, and then they'll come

So you tell her why she should come and the reasons why she shouldn't stay. Maybe the music sucks

Like this place is gonna close anyway, things like that. So when she has these logical reasons, she knows where you're going

You've see the idea, you've picked the right girl. You basically need to lead

Okay? You need to lead and how are you leading? Are you leading with logic? Oh, we're going there. It's right over there

It's five minutes. I don't know. No, you're leading with fun and emotion

They see me rollin

They hatin

Control and when they try to catch me ride

So it's like this light chatting as you go home, this cascade of positive emotions. If she feels like

Like this

Without you. And then she feels like, oh my god, when you're around, she wants that and she craves that

Second thing with leading, is that you have to have the 100% belief that it will happen

If you're unwavering in your belief, right?

If you're certain that it will happen. It is more likely to happen. So example was, in Vegas

So much randomness happened. We lost these girls at a certain point. This is what I was on bootcamp with a student

We lost these two girls at a certain point

I found them outside of the venue

They had been with some other guys for two hours and they were gonna go up to their penthouse to, you know,

Hang out with them, right?

So they had, they were dead set on going there and we had to kind of change that plan

We had to distract, we had to persist, we had to lead we had to speak with certainty

We had to build up their emotions, one girl, like, she she cut her finger on her phone

So she was bleeding, we had to deal with that

We had to deal with her sore feet, we had to deal with everything, but we had the 100% belief that would happen

There's so much chaos

Pulled to the hotel room, boom, done

Okay? So, have the belief that it will happen

Thirdly, you need to lead physically, whether it's arm and arm, hand in hand

You have to lead her physically. Bring her to where you're going, right?

Don't just assume that she's just gonna like, you know be there if you just say hey

Let's meet at this place, no. Just lead physically and lead with her in your arm

Right here, nose

We're going this way

And you should be moving her around throughout the night, so that she gets comfortable with you leading

If you haven't done that, that's gonna be an issue

So, you need to bounce her from, let's say where you're meeting herm to the bar then

Downstairs maybe to some outside fire area, then to the front, then outside

Then walking with her down the street, then to a cab, then to your place, then inside

Then in your apartment, then in your room. So it has to be step by step like that. Okay?

It's easier for her to follow you and trust you if she's seen like

Okay, I went with him here, had a great time, went with him here, had an even better time

So logically, it makes sense to her and emotionally that she should feel good going farther with you

Also the no big deal mentality. If you think it's normal to bring a girl back, she will think it's normal

If as you're bringing a girl back, you're like, oh my god. This has never happened before

Let me check to make sure she's following. Let me check about this. Uh, I don't know. That shows that, you know

It's kind of out of the ordinary for you. As opposed to yeah, you know we can just go check out my rooftop

It should be fun. She's gonna feel comfortable because you're comfortable with it

And lastly

Even though you're persisting, you're giving time and space for her to, one talk to her friend

And also, if you're kind of persisting for it and she feels uncomfortable, you have to empathise with her situation

It's like oh, you know, you know, yeah, take your time. Take your time

You two have your girl talk. Or if you're you're pulling and it's just like ah

There's some, it's too early then give more time, empathise with her and then go for it again, and it's again

It's easier to do baby steps along the way, then get this giant investment to come all the way back

Toward the end of the night, toward when you're leading her

It has to have an element of urgency, you know? If it's just, oh you can come whenever you want

You know? Whenever

Then there's no sense that she actually needs to act. But if you say as I did on bootcamp the other night, I said, oh shit

The promoter just texted me. He says if we don't get in by 2:30, we're not gonna be allowed in

So boom, we have to go now. And that, boom, spontaneously brought them into action, right? They're like, oh shit

We should go, cool

And another component is time

So, if you are leading somewhere, always make it seem like it's easy to get there, right?

Oh, it's five minutes walk this way, you know if it's five minutes walking then, boom, it's easy

Or by car, it's five minutes by car

Also take away the downside with these things

So for example, one thing could be, if she comes out to where we are now, which is 30 minutes away from Santa Monica

How is she going to get home? Oh, you know what? Worst-case scenario, I'll drive you back or I'll get you an Uber

Then she doesn't have to think about it. Cool. I can go have fun

And then, my way home is already dealt with. And the last component I want to talk about is certainty

And authority

So you're speaking with certainty, right?

That belief that, this is what it is

That's that

And also authority, which is the right to give orders and enforce obedience

Right? So if you speak from that place of, I'm certain about this and I have the right to, you know

Deliver this and to lead us there, then people are going to follow you

If there's indecisiveness

If there's this, I don't know quality

The "Je ne sais quoi"

Then people won't follow you

Even if you don't know where you're going and you're figuring it or out on the way

Let's say you're pulling up Google Maps. You know where you're going, right? Yeah, it's just, it's literally just two minutes this way

I'm figuring it out. Yeah, it's called Joe's Pizzeria

Boom

Yeah, it's just right over here. Yeah, I got it, don't worry

Boom, you're certain about this and your authoritative about it. Yeah, we're going let's go

And so these qualities, certainty, authority, urgency, time, constraints

And taking away the downside, are elements that will help you as well. How do you learn to pull?

What is the fastest way to learn to pull?

The best thing to do is to get around people who are pulling themselves, right?

Think about, how to, this is a weird example. Cheetahs, how do they..? They have no instinctual way to hunt

They don't know, you can't just birth a cheetah. It's on its own and then it just hunts. It doesn't happen that way

What happens is, the mother cheetah

Basically, it'll bring the baby cheetah dead rabbits, and then it'll show it and be like, boom, pounce

And then like the baby cheetah is like, meh

And it like, pounces on it. And then over time, she brings larger and larger animals

And then by the time the cheetah is like this big, she brings a half-dead like antelope. That's just like

And then the baby cheetah like, she's like, go attack it like this

It attacks it and then over time, and then usually the antelope gets away

So the mother cheetah just has to drag it back there. Just wow horrible for the antelope

But over time it learns how to like, attack these injured antelopes and then

After like a very, very long process, the antelopes is just like running wild and the moms like hunting with the antelope

But with her baby and then the baby finally gets to the point where just like hunting

The antelope itself and then it ends up going on its own and just

You know doing it

So get around people who are the mother cheetahs with pulling. Get around the people who are doing it a lot

Kind of get into the vibe, pull with them, allow them to lead the pull and be like, okay

I understand what's happening at these different stages, and then attempt it yourself

If everyone you're hanging out with

Doesn't game, doesn't pick up girls, thinks it's weird

That's going to infiltrate into you. The law of osmosis

You're the average of the five people you spend most time with it. Like basically you absorb who they are

If you're hanging out with people who are always pulling, you'll be pulling with them and you'll learn that way

Hey guys, hope you enjoyed part two, part three is the most critical part of all and it's only covered in Austen Summers Academy

So this is my online course that's launching soon. That will cover every part of game

It's basically my magnum opus for you guys

The truth is that most of your success with pulling, will be as a result of your pulling lines

Your objection handling and what you do when you're actually home with the girl

And on top of wisdom that's taken me years to acquire myself

You'll also see hours of hidden camera footage

Broken down of pulls from me and my students. And they're analysed in full detail

So you basically get the full value of these experiences that are downloaded into your brain. You also learn how to pick

Transportation and sex locations

Stories to tell her that will awaken every girl's inner slut

And then also what to do when you're home, which is usually just the halfway point

Let me be clear, this will only be covered in Austen Summers Academy

So if you want to get on the interest list for that to get free bonus videos, to get discounts on the program itself

Go to the link in the endcard to learn more

Or click the link in the description or top comment below and I'll see you over there. Peace

Boom, boom, done

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How To Start A Bullet Journal: Your Complete Guide - Duration: 5:15.

(jazzy music)

- Bullet journaling is a do-it-yourself, create-it-yourself

diary, calendar, journal, dream list, place to doodle.

An opportunity to make a tool that

works specifically for your life,

which is also an opportunity to learn about your life.

- How do you start a bullet journal?

I would say get yourself a notebook,

and it doesn't have to be anything special,

just a simple notebook, and a pen.

- Step two, write down what you want to track.

Look at it in these pieces of what are you doing in a year,

what are your goals for the month,

what are your goals for the week.

All of those things can be tracked together,

and can really help you look forward for the next month,

to figure out how to better prioritize your life.

- For folks that are scared because it's like,

it may organize your life too much,

or you like flexibility, this actually affords you that.

- A helpful thing for me is just to use the basic principles

of bullet journaling, which is an index, a future log,

a monthly calendar, and then rapid logging.

- The index goes first, you write what page something's on.

- The index basically will be kinda your table of contents.

- And then you can find it, instead

of having to flip through it forever.

Some people do really cute doodles.

I love that, I tried once, and then I got lazy.

- Here's the key, really handy.

Consistent indicators for you to kind of

process your bullet journal as you go along.

- This is a bullet.

- The dot is something you need to get done.

- Update resume, haha.

- Next to it, I might write laundry.

- Chapter four, talk to this teacher.

- Call my mother.

- Get these books from the library,

return these books from the library.

- Buy a new notebook on Amazon.

- You X it out when it's done.

- If you're doing a really good job,

you'll see all your little lines of X's in front of them,

so you're really kicking butt.

- You migrate with it a little, I don't know how to say it.

- Migrated is the symbol for failure,

which means, no, just kidding.

- This is what I would use to transfer the fact that I

didn't buy that notebook today to the next day.

- You didn't get to it that day, and you are moving it

to another week or time, or the future.

- This is an open circle.

- Oh, and that's really handy.

I use it mostly for the future log, like oh, we're having

a meeting with very important people on the 13th.

- This is a dash, which is what I use to designate a note.

- That gets really handy when you're in a meeting

or something, where it's like oh, this is information,

and then ha, here's something that then I have to do.

- At the end of the week, as you start to think about

writing your next week of events, you can take stock

of what you've completed and what you haven't.

- When something's like, you know what, I don't really

need to do this, so you mark it off as irrelevant,

you just cross it off, and it feels so good, goodbye.

- I normally do about five times I'm allowed

to keep pushing something off, but then if I keep

pushing it off, then I know I'm either never gonna do it,

so I gotta do it right away, or I have to be like,

it's not gonna get done, I'm just done moving it.

'Cause, you know, there's only so much room on a page,

so I can't really keep things there that

aren't actually, you know, going to get done.

(calming music)

- Took me a while to find a system that worked for me,

and really, it's the monthly layout once a month,

and then these weekly layouts.

- My favorite layout is the six-month

future log, and the weekly layout.

- Keep it simple, like know what you're going to use it for.

There's a lot of really great ideas out there,

but if they don't resonate for you, you're not gonna use it.

- I tend to use color coding more than different layouts,

as my kind of signature style.

This is October, I used orange for October.

- My habit tracker.

I list the medications I have to take,

different healthy habits.

- I have the dates across the top in this one,

and then just the habits that I'm aiming for on the side.

And I try to group them up, so at the top,

I have spirituality, fitness, and general health stuff.

- I track how much water I drink.

- My sleep hygiene, make sure I get eight hours.

I have one for make bed, but I only filled it in once.

So then the next month, that would just be off the list.

(calming music)

- Having it written down takes it out of my mind

and allows me the freedom to live my life

in a way that is not just drowning in details constantly.

- This is so much more tangible, and I'm a lot more

proud of this, in a weird way,

than I would be of a computer calendar.

Sometimes batteries die, so this never dies.

- Makes me feel very productive.

- Checking off a task makes me really wanna do the task.

- Every time I fill in one of my action item boxes,

I do a little dance in my head.

- I mean, I thought I was freakin' efficient,

like I'm hella more efficient now.

(calming music)

- Bullet journaling is awesome.

It's really helped me get in touch with myself,

and I really, I love it, I think that it's

a great system that anyone can use.

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Girls' Frontline - 5-2N RF Dragging Guide - Duration: 3:31.

Hello everyone, Ceia here.

Today I'll be introducing a method we've been testing out - which is 5-2N Rifle Dragging.

The rifles needed for this particular method would be - WA2000, SVD or M14.

You will also need these 4 specific handguns for this route.

If you do not have five-seven, you can replace her with PPK.

You will need 3 echelons for this route

A fodder echelon, a rifle to resupply and your main echelon.

You go along this route.

The 20,000 node that you'll see later occupying the middle captured helipad does drop green rarity equipment at a fairly decent rate.

This method nets you better equipment enhancement fodders than 3-2N RF dragging or 5-2N MG Dragging

In exchange for not having any corpses to be leveled. Only use this method to farm equipment fodder only.

The objective of this Rifle Dragging is to not allow the cannons to fire off a single shot at your handguns. Else your handguns will take too much damage for this to be cost effective

This route contains only armored units, so if you want to do your weekly armor kill quests, you can use this method as well.

This route will be much easier to manage once fairies are released. If you don't want to get cancer from 6-3N Zas Dragging or 3-2N RF Dragging, you can use this route instead.

Swap your handgun fodder echelon and main echelon around and retreat.

I hope this video has been useful to you, if so, perhaps give me a like, perhaps subscribe, share this video with your community if it has helped you.

and i will see you guys, next time

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Beginner Guide: So wecheln Sie RICHTIG Etiketten beim Blitz Auszeichner! | Hutner B2B - Duration: 4:55.

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LeBron hits triple-double to guide LA Lakers past New Orleans Pelicans - Duration: 1:49.

LeBron James had 22 points, 14 assists and 12 rebounds, and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New Orleans Pelicans 112-104 on Friday night

James got his third triple-double with the Lakers and No 76 for his career, helping Los Angeles to their sixth consecutive home win

 Kyle Kuzma had 23 points, and Ivica Zubac set season highs with 16 points and 11 rebounds

  LeBron James takes aim on his way to guiding LA Lakers past New Orleans Pelicans James dribbles the ball past Julius Randle in a 112-104 victory for the Lakers on Friday night Share this article Share Anthony Davis had 30 points and 20 rebounds for the Pelicans, who lost their third straight game

 Julius Randle scored 21 points, and Jrue Holiday had 18 points and 10 assists.Davis and James shared the court for the first time since James recently declared in an interview with ESPN that it would be 'amazing' if the Lakers traded for the Pelicans' biggest star

 James' comments prompted accusations of tampering.New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry said before the game that Davis will not be traded to the Lakers or anywhere else as long as he remains under contract to the Pelicans

James had 22 points, 14 assists and 12 rebounds to guide Lakers to sixth home win in a row James got his third triple-double with the Lakers and No 76 for his career against the Pelicans Share this article Share

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Chris Wood and Dwight McNeil guide the Clarets to their second win since September - Duration: 1:30.

Burnley won their second game since September as Chris Wood and Dwight McNeil guided the Clarets to victory over in-form West Ham

Ashley Westwood found the head of Ashley Barnes, who headed the ball down to Wood and he fired past Lukas Fabianski to open the scoring

Westwood was the architect for the second as he crossed into the box and found McNeil sliding in at the back post who fired a low shot past Fabianski

Ashley Westwood was the architecht for the second as he crossed into the box and it looked like his cross missed everyone But Dwight McNeil came sliding in at the back post to fire past Lukas Fabianski who may be should have done better This was only Wood's second league goal of the campaign and will need to score more often if Burnley are to stay up West Ham striker Andy Carroll looked frustrated as the visitors struggled to find a way through the Burnley defence

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✅ Breaking News - Chris Wood and Dwight McNeil guide the Clarets to victory - Duration: 4:55.

Perhaps West Ham fans would tell you they saw this coming. If anyone else does, they are telling fibs

Only long-suffering Hammers supporters, wary of false dawns, may have expected what transpired at a delighted Turf Moor

The visitors, with five wins from six, were outfought, outplayed and at times outclassed by a Burnley side that were in apparent freefall

Maybe it was the return of Clarets' club captain Tom Heaton, who replaced Joe Hart in goal and performed superbly, or maybe it was the overconfidence a good run can bring

For whatever reason, Manuel Pellegrini's men – who could have gone seventh with victory - were brought to earth with a solid bump

First half goals from Chris Wood and Dwight McNeil were enough, but this could have been five or six

Dyche made five changes for the fixture, the most notable of which being the dropping of Hart

The former England man has struggled of late and shipped five last time out against Everton

Burnley have already conceded more goals than they did in the whole of last season and while it would be harsh to single out the ex-Manchester City stopper, there was a growing sense that the patient Heaton's time had come after a 476-day absence

He played like he had never been away. Early on, the TV cameras focussed in on Hart, sat on the Burnley bench

He had the face of a punter who has just been told it will cost a fiver to get in his local on New Year's Eve

There was a warning of what was to come in the first minute when Ashley Barnes – six yards out – sidefooted the impressive McNeil's low cross wide

Heaton saw his first work not long after, when Angelo Ogbonna rose to head Robert Snodgrass's corner right at him

His second action kickstarted the move which led to Burnley's opener, when he advanced from his line to calmly head a Felipe Anderson through ball to Ashley Westwood

Moments later, after a neat exchange between Jack Cork and McNeil, an overlapping Westwood crossed for Ashley Barnes to nod down with Wood on hand to emphatically volley past Lukasz Fabianski at his near post

On 34 minutes it was two. West Ham's ability to deal with crosses was always going to be tested here and while questions had to be asked of their defence, Fabianski appeared to take on hologram-like qualities when trying to deal with a sliding McNeil's far post shot from another Westwood centre

Seconds later it should have been three, when Barnes beat the offside trap to pull back for McNeil who shot wide from close range with the goal at his mercy

It was a stunning miss and on a par with Wood's to open the second half, when the former Leeds striker totally missed another Barnes centre from close range

Pellegrini brought on Andy Carroll at half-time, presumably in an attempt to beat Burnley at their own game

But the hosts continued to press, with Fabianski making amends when he pulled off a fine one-handed save to deny Barnes at point-blank range

Moments later, Wood was at it again. Set clear by a Barnes through ball, he shot past a Fabianski advancing in hope rather than expectation, but wide of the post

West Ham offered little until late on. A Carroll shot into the arms of Burnley's keeper led to more chants of 'Heaton, Heaton' while Anderson, with seven goals from his nine, was anonymous bar a long-range strike over the bar

Young Portuguese midfielder Xande Silva came off the bench for his first taste of Hammers action and saw his shot deflected narrowly over the bar

Carroll was then denied by a brilliant Heaton save when the Burnley man somehow contorted his body to tip the striker's goalbound header onto the bar

It prompted an ovation from the delighted home supporters – one which was repeated minutes later at the final whistle