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Hello everyone

I'll introduce myself now

There will probably be many people that don't know me

I'm in a team called A.C.E

In charge of vocal, performance and being the leader

Jun here

I'm here like this filming my individual introduction video

I'm a bit awkward

But I hope you'll look upon my favorably

To those watching this video,

I'll be thankful if you could lend me your eyes and ears today~

To be honest, this is my first time greeting you this closely but

Since it is the first time, I'm trying not to burden you so I'm filming it calmly like this

I'm excited coming out on The Unit like this

And I need a lot of your support

So if you're willing to do that for me

I'll gain strength and work even harder giving it my best on this program

Please support Park Junhee everyone

I'll sing a shot part of Kangta sunbaenim's song

Thank you~

This has been A.C.E's Junhee

For more infomation >> [ENG] [99 Second Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): A.C.E Jun - Duration: 1:45.

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Police: Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend, Runs Over Couple Before Killing Self - Duration: 1:28.

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Become a Self-Aware Leader! - Duration: 4:31.

Welcome!

How are you as a leader?

Are you consistent in your values and priorities, accurate in your read of situations,

authentic in your roles, and comfortable with all your decisions?

Or do your actions and decisions surprise others and even yourself at times?

Do you strive to build a more integrated and authentic presence across your life?

Would building deeper self-awareness help you become a better leader?

I'm James Thomas and I'm a professional Leadership Coach and Team Training Facilitator.

I'm excited to announce the launch of my new online course: Become a Self-Aware Leader.

The course will help you gain clarity around how

you perceive the world and yourself in it.

Drawing on over 100 references across psychology, neuroscience, sociology, and philosophy,

this course will guide you through building awareness

of how you think, explain, judge, and frame your situations,

the roles you adopt in them, and the values and priorities you bring to them.

You'll build a deeper understanding of how the ways you think about and explain your

situations influence the ways you frame the world,

how these frames influence the ways you judge yourself and others,

and how these all relate to your values and priorities.

By the time you complete this course, you'll have a new perspective on what self-awareness

even means! You'll also be launching reflective practices

to help you be more intentional in bringing forward your best self.

I'll be your instructor for the course, and I bring over 23 years of international experience

in consulting, project management, entrepreneurship,

and leadership coaching.

I'm an Alumnus of Harvard Business School,

a Certified Executive Coach through Royal Roads University,

and a training facilitator through Authentic Leadership Global.

I live and breath my work - helping people develop their intentional self-aware best

as they engage with all aspects of their lives.

I deliver this course on the Udemy platform, so you can expect a simple, convenient,

mobile-friendly experience,

allowing you to access course materials however and whenever you like.

Udemy provides a 30-day money back guarantee, so you can enroll risk-free;

and Udemy also guarantees lifetime access,

so that you can return to the course at any time

as part of your ongoing self-reflection and

learning.

I've drawn on over 10,000 hours of my own learning and research, to design this course

with your learning in mind.

It includes over 12 hours of learning opportunities for you to work through in your own way,

and at your own pace.

There are over 2 hours of video content in short lesson format;

detailed online course notes and downloadable articles;

online reflection assignments;

and 3 major offline activities supported by over 90 pages in downloadable guides,

created exclusively for enrolled students.

I know this was a lot to take in, so please take some time now

to visit the course landing page at Lead Team Culture.

I look forward to sharing this course with you!

And I hope that you'll share with me some of the insights and inspired action

this course moves you towards!

Wishing you all the best on your path towards becoming a more self-aware leader!

Thank you for watching.

For more infomation >> Become a Self-Aware Leader! - Duration: 4:31.

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[ENG] [99 Second Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): Yang Jiwon (SPICA) - Duration: 1:45.

Hello everyone~

The sunlight is warm

and the breeze is cool

It's indeed Autumn~

I'm Yang Jiwon

And I'll do a simple introduction of myself now

To participate in the best Unit,

I'm currently working hard at filming

On my days off,

I work out and

go swimming at indoor swimming pools,

lookup workout videos on youtube & try to do it myself on the floor

or just catch up all day on the dramas I didn't watch

While eating snacks~

I eat all kinds of food really well

Love cooking too

I can't go a day without eating something sweet!

Like desserts & coffee. I can't live without them

There's not much time left!

I'll work hard so please show me a lot of support!

Yang Jiwon, fighting!

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[ENG] [99 Second Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): A.C.E Chan - Duration: 1:43.

Hello viewers of The Unit!

I'm A.C.E's Chan who'll take charge of making your Saturdays enjoyable!

Shall we find out what today's topic is?

Come out!

Today's topic is me~!

A.C.E's Chan

A.C.E's main vocal & cute maknae

Also Jeju's son (hometown)

High tension, energizer, human vitamin, don't know why (?) is here, but I'm in charge of ambition in my team.

Alright, I'll stop here for a moment. Since I'm the main vocal, a song is in order.

There's something else Chan prepared too!

Music cue!

So much time flew by already

Curious about Chan's other charms you didn't get to see?

Then pick me~

This has been A.C.E's main vocal & cute maknae Chan

Hope you'll support me, thank you!

Bye!

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Police: Man Kills Daughter's Boyfriend, Runs Over Couple Before Killing Self - Duration: 0:38.

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SELF-MASSAGE FOR BACK PAIN - Duration: 10:03.

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Self-Driving Cars: The Ethical Dilemma - Duration: 6:29.

Hello, ladies and gents, Luscid here!

Imagine you're watching a runaway trolley heading down the tracks straight towards three

workers who will all be killed if the trolley proceeds on its present course.

You happen to be standing next to a switch that will divert the trolley onto a second track.

But here's the catch.

That track has a worker on it, too, but just one.

What do you do?

Do you sacrifice one life to save three?

And how can a person decide between two really bad options?

This disturbing choice is a variation of the so called "trolley problem," an iconic

philosophical thought experiment.

In the past 40 years it has caught the attention of brilliant minds, from academic ethicists

to psychologists to engineers.

The trolley problem has also been criticized over the years for being too unrealistic to

reveal anything important about real-life morality.

But new technology is making this kind of ethical consideration more important than ever.

Self-driving cars are already cruising the streets.

Fully autonomous vehicles have the potential to benefit our world by increasing traffic

efficiency, reducing pollution, and beyond all eliminating up to 90% of traffic accidents.

It has been estimated that worldwide, 1.2 million people die every year in traffic accidents.

As you might have noticed, humans are terrible drivers.

AVs, by contrast, make consistent and calculated choices, and are incapable of getting drunk, angry,

or distracted.

Not all crashes will be avoided, though, and some crashes will require AVs to make difficult

ethical decisions in cases that involve unavoidable harm.

For example, the AV may avoid harming several pedestrians by swerving and sacrificing a passerby,

or the AV may be faced with the choice of sacrificing its own passenger to

save one or more pedestrians.

Those scenarios are nothing unprecedented.

Many drivers have encountered them.

But here is the problem.

If you were driving in manual mode, whichever way you'd react in a situation like this

would be understood as just that, an instinctual panicked reaction, not a deliberate decision.

But if a programmer were to instruct the car to make the same move in the same situation,

well that looks more like intentional homicide because the outcomes would have been determined

months or even years in advance.

In order to see what's the public's opinion on the matter, scientist Iyad Rahwan and his

colleagues ran a survey in which people were presented with the aforementioned types of scenarios.

They were given two options inspired by two philosophers: Jeremy Bentham and Immanuel Kant.

According to Bentham's view the car should follow the so called Utilitarian ethics:

it should take the action that will minimize total harm - even if that action will kill

a bystander or a passenger.

Kant's philosophy is different.

Conforming to his view you should not take an action that explicitly harms a human being.

So in this case you should let the car take its course even if that's going to harm more people.

So what's your opinion?

Bentham or Kant?

The results from the study show that most people stick to Bentham's view.

It seems that people want the self-driving cars of the future to be utilitarian, to minimize total harm.

Problem solved!

But as it turns out – not quite.

When people were later asked whether they would purchase such cars, their answer was,

"Absolutely not."

And therein lies the paradox.

It seems that people would like to buy cars that protect them at all cost, but they want

everybody else to buy cars

that minimize harm.

That's one of the main problems with the trolley dilemma.

When faced with such a hypothetical scenario,

people regularly answer how they wish they'd act rather than how they actually would act.

A few months ago, thanks to virtual reality, researchers at the University of Osnabrück

have shed light on the question how to model such ethical problems in a way that reveals our true values.

With the aid of immersive virtual reality, the researchers placed participants in unexpected unavoidable crash situations

while driving a virtual car.

Faced with choices between hitting people, animals, and inanimate objects,

the participants had to make split-second decisions revealing how they valued each item.

Through a careful analysis of the results, the authors were able to create

a value-of-life table of every human, animal, and inanimate object the drivers encountered.

Hypothetically, when faced with an unavoidable crash,

the autonomous vehicle could simply consult the value-of-life table and choose to hit the entity with lowest value of life.

This at least would succeed in transferring human values onto automobiles.

And yet, there are at least two major problems with this approach. The first concern is that different cultures and regional groups

may have very different value-of-life tables.

So should we apply different ethics in different cultures or should we use one ethical code worldwide.

The second (and far more disturbing) problem is that the sum of our ethical choices might reveal us to be incredibly selfish and racist.

Applying such value-of-life system to autonomous vehicles would result in transferring our most embarrassing biases onto machines.

And if we start correcting for these biases, we're back to where we started:

facing the question of whether to program machines behave how we wish we would act, or how we actually would act.

Those findings pose a serious problem: AVs may soon be ready to hit the market,

but humans aren't ready to accept the ethical challenges that come along with them.

So what should we do? Could it be the case that a random decision is still better than a predetermined one

even though it's designed to minimize harm?

And who should be making those decisions?

Nobody has a final answer to those questions, but one thing is certain:

technology is going to advance whether we like it or not.

What we need to do right now as a society is to figure out collective answers to these puzzling questions

and embrace the future together.

Thank you for watching!

If you enjoyed this video, check out more from us here

and consider subscribing for a monthly dose of science! See you soon!

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Tugas Eksperiment Kreatif - Self Expression - Duration: 1:17.

So that's the teaser for my newest film!

well, its not literally a real film...

The thing is, I wanna tell you about this!

(WHOOSH)

Eaaa

Hello guys! My name is Adeline

I live in Jakarta

6 September 1998

My hobbies is Watching TV, playing games, drawing

AND.....

I'm also an expressive person

I can do

Happy

Sad

Angry!

Especially...

Cool bluff (You're trying to be cool but you're NOT!)

YES! HANGOUT!!

I Looove to hangout with friends-

Hey YOU! You go with ur friends but you don't invite me!

You went with Siti, Anita, Afuk, Acuy, Acun,

Caisim (food), Capcay (another vegetables), Pu yung hai (Another glorious food)

b-but we went with many people

but with youuu.....

(it means they only want both to hangout, not with other)

MANNN! So many intermessos

Soo, that's all about me!

If there anyone who interested and fulfill your standard

Please contact me on

08-

(bzzz)

(BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ)

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[ENG] [99 Second Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): Ahreum (Former T-ARA) - Duration: 1:44.

♪ I love you though my heart hurts ♪

♪ Though you are looking someplace else ♪

♪ Like a scarecrow ♪

♪ Like a sad doll ♪

♪ I will always be waiting ♪

Hi, hello~

If I were to describe myself

I joined T-ara as a new member in 2012,

left the group to pursue a solo career in 2013

And here I am meeting you after 4 years

My name is Han Ahreum

Do you remember the song I just sang?

The ones of you who know, might be happy hearing it for the first time in awhile

Of course there are some of you who don't know this song too

It's one of the songs I sang when I was active.

I tried to make it easier to recall me

How was it? Did you remember me a little?

I spent these years going through some rough times

But everyone has their own pains

So I was able to overcome those difficulties

And here I am ready for a new start.

From now on, regardless of the results

While getting rid of the past misunderstandings

I want to meet the fans who waited for me with a bright and healthy self

I wanted to show that closely, that's why I participated in The Unit.

I'll work hard so please show me a lot of love and interest.

Until now it's been Han Ahreum

Please support me, thank you~

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Self Care 101 - Duration: 8:18.

Hi, it's Cherie and today I thought I'd talk about self care.

Self care is basically just when you take care of yourself, it's another practice of self-love

It might mean you taking a walk, making sure that you get plenty of sleep, making sure that

you are eating a healthy balanced and nutritious diet. Sometimes it doesn't

matter how many showers you take, how many walks you take, how many teas you

make yourself, how many movies you watch.. sometimes (you know) what you actually

need to do in your life is to confront the blockages in your life, the issues in

your life and to resolve them and make the intention to let go. A lot of people

get comfortable being depressed and being negative and I was definitely one

of those people. Somehow you even get addicted to being depressed but as soon

as you hit rock-bottom and I've definitely been there but

you'll make a decision and you'll vow to yourself you'll promise to yourself that

you will never be a sad unhappy or negative person ever again and I made

that decision personally two years ago and I've never looked back. Some people

might say it's not that easy and I agree it definitely is not that easy I

personally had depression for around six years. So step one is to make the

intention to change your life and who you are and as soon as you do that

you'll transform your entire life. Just that intention...just that decision that you

make. You know, screw self care that's the shallow version of taking care of

yourself accomplish deep work in regards to your mental and emotional well-being

Step two is to be self aware most people don't even know that some of the things

that they're doing are destroying their life and they wonder their entire lives

why something feels wrong and why they're unhappy that's why it's so

important to be self aware I'm very grateful to be in a position where I am

someone who's always been self aware my depression or my suffering has just

really just kept me awake and conscious. Step 3 is to filter out negativity

and I know these tips are very simple and something

that almost everyone knows but I didn't know some of these things when I was

going through depression and when I was in that emo middle school phase. I used

to follow suicide and depression blogs on tumblr. I don't know why maybe it's

because I needed something to relate to I've unfollowed all of them several

years ago and I've cut out negative and toxic people in my life and I don't

listen to music or follow any kind of social media that is negatively

influencing my mind and make me question my self-worth and make me unhappy and

make me compare myself to other people. Less is more and minimize the

distractions in your life there's constant stimuli being thrown at our

faces: Be skinny! Be pretty! Buy this! Buy this! Go to college or else you're gonna

end up in a refrigerator box in a cold dark alley! You're not enough! You're

incomplete! You need a boyfriend or a girlfriend! You need another half to

complete you! Get. rid. of. it. and be very conscious of what you're allowing to

influence your mind and influence your life and that includes people.. that

includes the things that you see on the internet.. and the kind of thoughts that

you have even. Don't allow negative thoughts to dictate your life. You get to

decide how much it's gonna affect your life. Step 4 is to be kind to yourself

and I used to think bullying myself was a form of motivation and that it

motivated me to become more successful and to go out there, exercise, study, get

work done, but in the end (you know) all it did was destroy my self-esteem and it

did not help me accomplish my goals and this is why it's so important that every

time you make progress or you improve you praise yourself and you acknowledge

even the smallest bit of progress and productivity and consistency will become

addictive and almost.. it become one of the easiest things that

you do in your life and being mean to yourself should be on the same moral

level as hitting your children, kicking a dog, and bullying someone at school and

what's the difference between hurting someone else and hurting yourself

absolutely nothing and forgive yourself when you screw up because all of us are

going to screw up like a million times all of us even the best of us make the

worst mistakes it doesn't mean that you're not enough when you screw up it

means that you're human. Be your own best cheerleader. Step 5 is to change

your self-image and when you change your beliefs you change your thoughts and

when you change your thoughts you change your actions and when you change your

actions you change your habits and when you change your habits you change your

personality and finally when you change your personality you change your life

Say to yourself every day I'm a hard-working, diligent, powerful, reliable,

confident, fearless person. Write it on 10 different post-it notes and put it

everywhere you can see in the bathroom on your apartment or house door on your

bedroom door on your desk on your computer on your TV on your refrigerator

and make it a mantra. It's so important that you do this because the mind is

your most powerful tool and when your mind knows and thinks that you are an

incredible person with limitless potential that is the life that you're

going to create. This quote changed my life and it's that Lao Tzu said that

"When I let go of who I am, I become who I might be." and I've let go of that dark

negative cynical unhappy self-loathing Cherie, that self that I used to be, I've

let go of that years ago and I've become a

completely different person. This just has completely transformed my life

because I've been holding on to that identity of being an unhappy lazy

unproductive person my entire life. Ask yourself: Are you holding on to an

identity that is not serving you? That is causing you suffering? That isn't even

true because that identity of yours that you have of being a lazy unproductive

stupid worthless ugly person.. it's not even true. Those are not your own

thoughts. Those are not your own beliefs. Those are things that other people have

told you but you've allowed those other people to determine what your reality is

and determine the life that you're going to live. You don't need to let the

opinions of other people dictate your life. When you change your self-image, you

maximize your potential. I've already said this but we are capable of far more

than what we perceive and if that's the case we need to start believing. So start

believing. I'll see you in another video and I want to leave a small message for

Matt and say that thank you so much for your consistent support and I just look

forward to your comments and I really appreciate your constructive criticism

that you gave me a few days ago so yeah I'll see you in another video