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Hello there! Are you surprised that I didn't get a reaction video? I am suprised too.

This will be a vlog video. I will go to school today. I'm gonna tell you a little about my life and I'm gonna ask you for something.

First, I want something from you.

I feel very stressed right now.

I know, we don't believe in the same religion as most of you. We don't believe in the same God.

This is not important to me.

It is important that you want to believe in your heart.

And my request is relevant. Would you pray for me?

Would you please make good wishes for me from God that you believe?

If you do not believe in any God, can you make nice wishes?

Because I really need this

Actually, I'm having a hard time at school this time.

Lessons begin at around 8 am

I can come home at nine in the evening.

I really don't have time.

When I come home I sleep directly because I'm tired.

It is very difficult for me to take video and adapt to the lessons.

I do not know what to do. I hope good things happen.

I hope my life is regular. Hopefully.

I can do nothing more than do my best, study and pray.

I expect good wishes from you. I need to this.

It's 14.00 now.

I'm going to school a little later.

That's the first time i am going to university go so late.

That's it

We'll talk again when we go to school.

I'il show you the university.

I'll show you my life.

My life is so much fun.

I really don't know

In fact, this is not exactly a vlog video.

but like a vlog

We'll chat and talk about myself.

I'm gonna show my life and the surroundings.

Then I'll see you again.

I just showed you the little girls who did football practice.

When I saw them, I thought of Dangal. I wanna talk about this movie.

I watched that movie this morning.

And I love the movie.

Aamir Khan is one of my favorite actors.

As I recall, the most popular foreign actor Aamir Khan in Turkey.

I've watched all his movies. I didn't just watch the Dangal movie

I watched Dangal this morning.

I watch Aamir Khan movies when I need motivation.

I'm watching movies that will motivate me. I'm listening to songs that will motivate me

That's it

They make me feel happy.

Let's talk about Dangal. I like the movie.

The story of this film is taken from real life.

This movie is about two sisters and their fathers.

The effect of their fathers on their lives is explained.

Wrestling is the first woman champion in India.

It's about her life.

After the film, I read their life stories.

I looked at those girls' Instagram accounts

I followed her.

I don't know. I really liked

I think these people need to be modeled.

I congratulate them.

They had a hard life. They said to them, "You are a girl, you cannot succeed." But they did it.

I congratulate them

My scarf breaks down.

The wind's blowing. Autumn came. The weather is not actually cold. Aunts haha

If you haven't watched, I suggest you watch this movie. I need to go to school now

I am so bored. You see my picture...

I'm not taking your video.

Helloo. Again

I'm out of school I'm going home. And I finish this day here.

I'm going to school again. Let's see what happens today.

I'm on lunch breaks now.

It's 12 o'clock

My next lesson starts at 15:00. I have time now.

My friends haven't been to school.

I sit on the grass. I will read the book.

I have a time, now

I don't want to waste my time.

Let me show you the book.

Being unhappy

In this video I'm in search of constant motivation.

I feel good today. Thank God.

What do you do when you lose your motivation? Can you share it with me?

I watch movies or read books when I lose my motivation. You've already seen this.

I'm trying to win my motivation.

or I'm trying to dream.

I'm trying to gather myself and motivate myself.

I feel good today

There are a lot of people around and I'm shy

That's why I won't talk too long.

I just wanted to ask you what you were doing when you felt bad when you were looking for motivation.

In this way. See you again.

This is my university

Trees, greenery. I think they're beautiful.

Now at 8 am

Today is Saturday. We spent Thursday and Friday together.

I just woke up.

I just washed my face. My face is swollen.

I'm gonna start studying.

I want to talk about what I did yesterday.

I read a book. I had some work to do in the student affairs office.

I went back to class. I entered the lesson

Then we wanted to have a little chat with my friend. We went to the café together.

After that

We talked. My phone is closed, but I didn't see it.

My mother called my phone over and over.

After that

I came home

My mom said ''I was very worried. I've been so scared.''

I've never break her

I normally tell my mom, but I forgot yesterday.

She was very curious.

I need to study now. I need to study today and upload this video after editing

And we get up and do our mask.

I don't know what I show in the video.

This video ends here. I hope you enjoy this videoPlease tell me if you would like to see more vlog videos..

I like to take Vlog. In fact, I've tried to take vlog video before, but I failed.

It has never been good.

I hope it's a good video this time.

And you watch

Take care of yourself

Keep your motivation high.

Read the book and watch the movie. Goodbye

For more infomation >> #VLOG1 A Typical Day At University | Turkey, Dangal, Motivation, My Life - Duration: 9:07.

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Multimedia Labs at Brown University - Duration: 1:33.

Welcome to the Multimedia Labs

My name is Kelly Egan, I'm the lead

instructional media coordinator here.

The multimedia labs are a resource for all

the students at Brown.

They are designed as a place to both learn

and create with technology, so we cover a wide variety of services including video

and audio, printing, animation, virtual reality and we try to empower students

to use those tools.

I like to think of the multimedia labs as a space for

creative technology, so not only do we have creative tools that you can use,

but we try to think of ways to use technology creatively.

And one of the ways to really

do that is that we have both a staff and a community who are interested in

helping people discover that.

Hope to see you soon at the Multimedia Labs.

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Guided Explorations at the University of Washington Bothell - Duration: 5:33.

Instead of being like a normal class

this is more like an internship in the sense of you're doing things that you would in the real world

UW Bothell gives you a lot of resources to just try something new, but you have to be bold and try

When I came to UW Bothell, I would've never guessed that I was gonna be doing research, especially directly with an engineering professor.

Doing this research was among the best decisions I made in college, if not the best

(in background) So I would let you know that canal is pretty cold... when your'e at the bottom of it...

Spending time in the wetlands and hanging out there is really cool

There's a lot of opportunities for research if you actually want to get involved.

(in background) That's all really nice spawning habitat right there.

As part of this research, we're trying to get the local spawning population of

Kokanee salmon back into the streams around here

Historically they were here, but now they've been gone for about a hundred years

We built this salmon incubator box, or RSI, remote site incubator.

So the incubator box looks like a big cooler, and it has an egg tray

which you lift in and out and that holds the eggs

These boxes just protect the eggs and give them a chance to survive.

We're just trying to get the salmon back to a self-sustainable population that's natural

The Interdisciplinary Arts Program exceeded my expectations.

There's so many options. There's so many possibilities.

Any material that's in front of me, and speaks to me, I'll make art with it.

I'm from Brazil. I moved to America in 2010.

It was so frightening being an immigrant in a new place,

but I make myself belong here and I do that with my art.

(in background) teaching myself but I still have just like you said...

A lot of programs are so strict

You need to have that openness that this program has to choose any class you want, and I love that freedom

I've been on this project for one year now and most of that was as a pre-major

The goal of this project is to use what we call an OECT for short as a chemical or biological sensor

These sensors could be used in a variety of fields. For example a diabetic, to check their sugar,

they'll test their blood but there's potential with our device to be able to detect glucose in saliva

So that could change many people's lives for the better.

The scanning electron microscope can give us insight into our fabrication process.

I am kind of surprised that UW Bothell would get a scanning electron microscope because it's kind of a big deal.

Think it's important to get out of the classroom and work with my hands because I like doing it

But also it teaches me skills that I don't get to learn from a textbook

It's helping me build my future.

Mentors are really important, especially with me. I didn't know what I wanted to do

Professor Jensen helped me as a student because he actually cares. I don't have a scientific background

And so it was nice to have someone who I could talk to frankly

It's very important to have someone to challenge you and to take you to another level

Because it's so difficult to do it by yourself

Ted, he inspired me to go beyond

That's why I want to be a professor, because these professors inspired me so much that I want inspired people also

I'm the type of person that learns better when I'm able to make meaningful relationships and I get that, at UW Bothell.

Dr. Choi took the time to really get to know me as as a person and as his student

It makes me feel like my voice is heard and my opinion is valued

As a person I feel like I've grown a lot. I would HIGHLY, highly

suggest looking around for a project that interests you. We have a lot even though it's a smaller campus.

It's been a really rewarding experience

What excites me most is just seeing the actual impact that I can have, that you never think you would have as an undergrad

Humans are the cause of why Kokanee isn't there anymore. We caused this to happen, but we can also fix this.

My growth from the first day of class to today, I feel like I'm a whole different person.

After graduating from University of Washington Bothell

I'm gonna go to grad school and I'm so excited to see what art's going to bring next

I have to thank University of Washington Bothell for giving me that confidence.

I am an artist and I'm proud of that and I will never stop creating.

I challenge every student and everyone that is coming in, don't be scared. Don't be afraid. You just got to go for it.

For more infomation >> Guided Explorations at the University of Washington Bothell - Duration: 5:33.

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How To KO Someone - Sadhguru At Anna University - Duration: 3:48.

Whenever I play a game against a stranger a person I don't know I tend to

bring out my full potential and play without worrying about the outcome of

the game but when I play against someone known to me it becomes very hard to

bring out that potential what should I do do all comes down to you means a non

competitor or a friend it's a known person a friend you don't have to win

against a friend it's okay and anyway if you are playing about a serious

competition against an opponent you must understand the more familiar you are

about his ways of doing things or her ways of doing things the more enabled

you are to defeat that person so an opponent should never be a stranger

today all sports people are spending hundreds of hours watching videos of

their opponents this happened in the 98 99

Andrea Gussie and Boris Becker played three games all Boris Becker beat Andrea

gasps he because he had such a you know he was called boom-boom because Boris

Becker called boom-boom because of the service his service was so powerful

there was no game every time he will serve serve and finish the game nobody

returns the ball so Andre Agassi went back and studied hundreds of hours of

Boris Becker's serves then he figured it out then in the next three years he

played 11 games with him and beat him on 10 of them I'll tell you what happened

after Boris Becker retired they met in Germany there's something called the

Oktoberfest in Germany they were there and at that time they were together and

then ragazzi thought okay anyway he's retired now I can tell him because this

bothered Boris Becker big-time nobody can beat him but this guy's getting at

him so he told him see I observed you videos continuously and I figured out

that whenever you are serving the ball towards the boundary line Boris Becker

if you know when he is serving his tongue sticks out a little bit when he

throws the ball up and comes down his tongue sticks out said whenever you are

serving towards the boundary line your tongue goes to the left when you're

serving straight it comes out straight I observed this the moment your tongue

sticks out to the boundary line I was already there every time taking the ball

so Boris Becker literally fell off his chair he couldn't believe this and he

said any number of times I went home after the matches and I told my wife he

seems to be reading my mind but you've been reading my tongue it's almost

poking so your opponent should be never unfamiliar to you you must make him

familiar you must know him better than he knows himself it's most important

For more infomation >> How To KO Someone - Sadhguru At Anna University - Duration: 3:48.

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MA Educational Leadership | San Diego State University College of Extended Studies - Duration: 3:16.

The program is really for teachers who want to be administrators, administrators

who understand how to use technology, administrators who want to be able to

engage in the technology discussion, and it's also for individuals who just want

to be technology leaders. This program can be your launch pad. If you're

interested in becoming a district leader, if you're interested in becoming a site

leader, if you're interested in becoming a leader in any shape or form, this

program will allow you to have a fundamental, and build those scaffolded

understandings of what you need to do to be able to be a leader. I looked around

at what different programs were offered and I like the practical side,

because I was going to be working with people who were not only involved in

research and writing, but also in what's happening right now in the school

districts. For me the greatest benefit was being able to utilize what you're

learning in each class at your school site and I know a lot of my peers were

doing the exact same thing. We live in a time where professional learning,

professional growth, is all around us and we are able to then leverage our time.

Being an online learner allows you to focus on those things. To still have your

life, to still have the things that you enjoy, but also pursue your aspirations

in your career. What's nice about SDSU's program, A) The online component, also

the cohort model. So being able to be with the same group of learners from day

one until graduation is amazing, because we're able to understand each

other, learn with each other, and then we're able to help each other out and

really grow, and you don't see that with a lot of programs, you do here at SDSU. We

need to understand that it is a global world, and when we have

students from across the world, that really opens up our eyes and mind to

looking at things in a global space. It's a mutual benefit for us to understand

education outside of the country and for those outside of the country to

understand what's going on here. At this stage, having finished all the

coursework, I can with confidence move on to the next stage of my career

in service of Education and be valuable right away. One of the professor's in our

program says that, "Leadership is not about what you've done, but it's about

what you do next." And so we invite you to join us and take the next step in your

leadership.

For more infomation >> MA Educational Leadership | San Diego State University College of Extended Studies - Duration: 3:16.

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Liberty University students returned from Florence relief in North Carolina - Duration: 0:43.

For more infomation >> Liberty University students returned from Florence relief in North Carolina - Duration: 0:43.

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The York University Student Mental Health Conference - Canadian Youth - Duration: 0:14.

It is estimated that 10 to 20% of Canadian youth are affected by mental

illness or disorder.

For more infomation >> The York University Student Mental Health Conference - Canadian Youth - Duration: 0:14.

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Sleeping Beauty, Sleeping Giant: a breakthrough treatment in the fight against cancer - Duration: 4:59.

- [Perry] The greatest advances made in science

I believe have all been based on serendipity.

30 years ago, Governor Perpich wondered

whether or not there was some way to restore Minnesota lakes

to their prior luster as fishing destinations.

My lab was working on cancer viruses

and someone asked me whether or not I could help them

with genetically engineering fish

and in the process we found an element in fish

that was resurrected to become a primary way

of fighting cancer after a 14 million year genetic sleep.

We call it "Sleeping Beauty".

I'm Perry Hackett and this is

the best Minnesota fishing story you've ever heard.

(upbeat classical music)

At the beginning of the 21 century

was the idea that it might be possible

to reprogram a person's immune cells

to be directed to attack and kill specific types of cancer.

CAR T-cell therapies began using viruses

to bring the DNA in.

They were so efficacious that two therapies

were approved by the FDA for the general population.

The problem is that roughly only 10% of patients

that would qualify for this therapy can actually get it.

After we brought the Sleeping Beauty back to life,

my colleague, Scott McIvor, suggested that

it could be used for non-viral gene therapy.

Then Lawrence Cooper spent 10 years

developing the Sleeping Beauty system to reprogram T-cells

and that unlocked efficient human gene therapy

that didn't involve viruses.

No one had thought about that before we did it.

The Sleeping Beauty transposon system

has matched the results of the viral studies.

And there are reasons to believe that Sleeping Beauty

may be preferable, not only for price and availability,

but also for potential effects.

(dramatic piano)

- I think you can think of biotechnology in particular

as sort of two approaches.

You can either take the approach

where you want to hoard the technology and own everything,

or you can take an abundance mentality view

that as you share it, it will have a broader impact.

The University of Minnesota with

the Sleeping Beauty transposon took the view

that the more people that used it,

the greater the chance that it would

have an impact on the world.

And because of that combination of a technology

and a visionary, in this case Perry,

really pushing that this could be something

that could dramatically change a lot of people's lives

that origin led to a whole series of scientists

and they're coming to Minnesota for that.

And that secondary wave is now generating

Minnesota as the destination for genome engineering

because there's a cluster of entrepreneurship expertise.

Globally, Minnesota has the highest density of

genome engineering companies in the world.

What we've been doing, especially the last 20 years,

is building our tool box.

Building the ability to manipulate and alter DNA.

The goal is to master the skills

just like you can with a word processor and change the code.

We're trying to get to the point

where we can do that same thing with DNA

so that we can be able to customize those therapies

based on what your health need is

and as we get better and better

at being able to do this kind of editing,

we're better and better able to

make these kind of custom therapies.

And so it opens up an entirely new concept

in how you're gonna treat health,

all because of Sleeping Beauty

and Perry's vision to share.

It's very important.

- [Perry] Winston Churchill said that people go through life

constantly stumbling over opportunities,

when they do, they pick themselves up,

dust themselves off, and go right along.

But in science, every now and then,

you see something that's a little bit unexpected

or someone asks you a question

and it can redirect your whole scientific career.

So if you stumble over opportunity, don't get up too fast,

look down and see what you stumbled across

because there might be something really important there.

(upbeat marching band music)

For more infomation >> Sleeping Beauty, Sleeping Giant: a breakthrough treatment in the fight against cancer - Duration: 4:59.

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Providence soccer prevails over Warner Pacific University in double header - Duration: 1:24.

For more infomation >> Providence soccer prevails over Warner Pacific University in double header - Duration: 1:24.

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01 Hilton Head & Duke University (1990) - Duration: 22:52.

For more infomation >> 01 Hilton Head & Duke University (1990) - Duration: 22:52.

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228 S Commonwealth - Now Sold - Aurora University Area Home - Duration: 0:49.

Hi, this is Eric Rogers with Century 21 Affiliated.

Outside of my listing at 228 South Commonwealth in Aurora.

This home is located in the Aurora University Area and I am happy to report that we are

closed!

This home is sold!

So very big congratulations to my clients the Lopp family.

Thank you so much for your trust and for working with me to get this home sold.

If you are looking for a house in this area, there's plenty more out there.

I'd be happy to show you anything that's currently on the market.

Also, if you're going to be selling your house, I'd love to come out and show you what I can

do with Virtual Reality and social media integration.

Just give me a call at (630) 346-1041 and I'd be happy to schedule an appointment at

your convenience.

Thank you so much!

For more infomation >> 228 S Commonwealth - Now Sold - Aurora University Area Home - Duration: 0:49.

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University High reacts to Wayde Sims death - Duration: 1:33.

For more infomation >> University High reacts to Wayde Sims death - Duration: 1:33.

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Ep. 59: Princeton University's Response to Anonymous Course Reviews - Principedia - Duration: 1:26.

- [Narrator] Helix.

- Many of us are familiar

with sites like ratemyprofessors.com,

a place for students to share their course experiences,

for them to determine a course's difficulty before enrolling

and learn a professor's evaluated hot or not'ness.

Talk about the primary problem

of anonymous review sites like this.

- I think the primary problem is that the discourse

is not of very good quality.

It's actually not very helpful for students,

it's not a tool to make informed choices

that would really maximize learning.

So what Principedia does is it provides a set of questions

that guide students to do what we call a course analysis.

So it's an objective description of

how the course is organized, what the key goals are,

the objectives, how it's taught.

The features of the class that a student

would want to know in the point of course selection,

but also features the class in terms of how to learn best.

So it includes a considerable portion of advice

from students about how to learn.

We're trying to open a different channel of discussion.

It's about this methods and processes

of learning from instruction.

So our goal whether it be on Principedia or elsewhere

is to chance the conversation that students are having from,

hey, on that test how'd you do?

To, hey on that test, how'd you do it?

(soft upbeat music)