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Raft by Raft Developer - Raft Developer - Duration: 23:38.

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AERO INDIA 2017: INDIAN FIGHTERS DELIVER DÉJÀ VU? - Duration: 11:19.

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Песня семья пальчиков Учим цвета на русском Сборник Плей до Пластилин Развивающее видео для детей - Duration: 11:51.

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Yandere Simulator Male Rival Introduction Video - Turkish Sub ( Türkçe Altyazılı) - Duration: 3:21.

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Video: Previewing 2017 wedding season - Duration: 3:12.

OMAR: WELCOME BACK.

A GREAT SHOT OF BALTIMORE BRIDE

MAGAZINE.

RIGHT NOW, WE HAVE FOUNDER KATIE

CLARK IN FOR US.

WE ARE GETTING INTO WEDDING

SEASON RIGHT NOW.

>> IT'S COMING.

THREE WEEKS AWAY.

ACTUALLY, TWO WEEKS.

OMAR: ONE OF THE THINGS WE'RE

TALKING ABOUT IS DESIGN OF

DRESSES.

MYSPECIALTY.

>> RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY.

OMAR: BOUQUETS, ALWAYS A STAPLE

IN THE WEDDINGS.

THIS IS MORE CREATIVE.

>> WE OFTENTIMES FIND OUR BRIDES

ALWAYS WANT TO MIX IT UP A

LITTLE BIT.

HOW CAN I TAKE A TRADITION AND

KIND OF PUT A SPIN O IT.

SO FLOWERS AND FANCIES HAS

HELPED US TAKE T TRADITIONAL

BRIDESMAIDS BOUQUET, BUT LET'S

MAKE IT WEARABLE FLORAL.

SO POTENTIALLY IN JEWELRY OR

WEAR IT ON OUR ARM, A LITTLE COR

SAGE HERE.

SO JUST KIND OF MIX IT UP.

OMAR: LIKE THAT.

YOU HAVE THEM IN DIFFERENT PARTS

OF THE BODY.

>> LET'S SAY THIS WAS A BRIDAL

PARTY.

THE DRESSES ALL MESH TOGETHER.

THESE ARE FROM BELLA BRIDESMAIDS

IN BALTIMORE.

AND THE FLORAL AS WELL.

INSTEAD OF HOLDING A BOUQUET,

WE'VE GOT THIS BEAUTIFUL

NECKLACE WHICH IS QUITE THE

STATEMENT PIECE.

OMAR: I WAS GOING TO WEAR THAT,

BUT SHE BEAT M TO IT.

THEN WEECH GO

'VE GOT AN ARM BAND,

WHICH IS GREAT.

THERE ARE FEATHERS.

IT'S UNIQUE AND FUN.

A LITTLE LESS OF A STATEMENT,

NECKLACE BUT STILL BEAUTIFUL.

LET THE TWO BIG BLOOMS TAKE THE

SHOW.

THEY JUST WORK REALLY WELL.

THE NICE THING IS WHEN THE

DANCING START AND THE RECEPTION

IS GOING, THEY'RE STILL WEARING

THEIR JEWELRY.

IT'S NOT LIKE ON A BOUQUET ON

THE TABLE OR SOMETHING.

OMAR: I LIKE THAT.

>> IT'S A NEAT TREND AND I THINK

I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO BRIDES

AND GROOMS KIND OF MIXING IT UP

A LITTLE BIT.

OMAR: ONE OF THE THINGS I SHOULD

SAY, A QUICK SHOUT-OUT.

ONE OF MY BEST FRIENDS FROM HOME

IS GETTING MARRIED, CAMERON

HAYE.

TO HIS FIANCE, FRANCI TAKE

NOTE OF THIS LOOK.

THE FIRST THING THAT STRIKES ME

IS FLOWERS, SPRING, THE

BEGINNING OF THE SEASON.

>> FLORAL IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST

PARTS OF YOUR DESIGN.

YOU CAN DO SO MUCH WITH FLORAL

AND SPRING IS AN AMAZING TIME,

OBVIOUSLY.

ALL THE FLOWERS ARE AT OUR

DISPOSAL AS FAR AS WHICHEVER

KIND WE WANT.

IT'S A GREAT TIME FOR IT.

OMAR: I LIKE IT.

>> ALSO IF YOU HAVE ANY BRIDES

AND GROOMS GETTING MARRIED, THEY

NEED SOME HELP, BALTIMORE

BRIDES, AISLE STYLE EVENT IS

THIS THURSDAY AT THE FOUR

SEASONS.

YOU'LL HAVE ACCESS TO SOME

AMAZING VENDORS IN THE AREA.

CHAT WITH THEM.

ANYONE FROM FLORISTS TO WEDDING

PLANNERS TO VARIOUS STATIONERY

VENDORS.

THERE'S GOING TO BE A FASHION

SHOW SO YOU CAN KIND OF SEE SOME

OF THE DIFFERENT TRENDS.

AND THIS THURSDAY.

OMAR: PERFECT.

ALWAYS GREAT TO HAVE YOU.

For more infomation >> Video: Previewing 2017 wedding season - Duration: 3:12.

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Sword Warrior | Red Warrior Game | Dark Warrior - Duration: 5:04.

Sword Warrior

Red Warrior Game

Dark Warrior

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Amazing Man Doing Amazing Thing # ये भाई ने जो कर दिखाया वो आप सपने मे भी नही सोच सकते - Duration: 2:14.

WATCH TILL END.....

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Video: Ways to help kids with allergies - Duration: 2:32.

CLEAN.

REPORTER: SUPER CLEAN AND

ALLERGEN-FREE.

JENNIFER: WAYS TO HELP KIDS DEAL

PWITH ALLERGIES IS DR. ASHANTY

WOODS BACK AGAIN.

WHAT ARE SOME THINGS PARENTS CAN

DO?

>> FIRST, RECOGNIZE IF, IN FACT,

YOUR CHILD HAS ALLERGIES.

ALLERGIES AND COLDS, THE

SYMPTOMS CAN MIMIC ONEANOTHER.

IF YOUR CHILD IS GETTING RUNNY

NOSE, SNEEZY, ITCHY EYES AND

THRO AT THE SAME TIME EACH

YEAR, IT'S MOST LIKELY

ALLERGIE

AVOIDANCE OF ALLERGENS IS

IMPORTANT.

IF YOUR CHILD IS GOING TO PLAY,

DO IT MAYBE LATER IN THE DAY.

KEEP WINDOWS CLOSED.

IF YOUR CHILD HAS BEEN OUTSIDE

PLAYING ALL DAY LONG, THEY

SHOULD TAKE A SHOWER AND WASH

THEIR HAIR BEFORE THEY GO TO

SLEEP.

JENNIFER: YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHAT

YOUR CHILD IS ALLERGIC TO AND

WHAT KIND OF MEDICATIONS YOU

NEED.

>> GOALS SHOULD BE LONG-ACTING,

NON-SEDATING MEDICINES.

LIKE CLARITIN AND ZYRTEC.

THEY CAN ALSO GET A NASAL SPRAY

CALLED FLOWNASE, WHICH ARE

PRETTY EFFECTIVE.

JENNIFER: WHEN SHOULD YOU

CONSIDER ALLERGY SHOTS.

>> AFTER A PARENT HAS PLAYED BY

THE RULES.

YOU'VE TRIED AVOIDANCE AND THE

OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS.

THAT'S WHEN YOU SHOULD SEE YOUR

PEDIATRICIAN TO DISCUSS ALLERGY

SHOTS

JENNIFER: HOW DO YOU EASE YOUR

CHILD INTO THE TESTS FOR

ALLERGIES?

THAT CAN BE SCARY.

>> IT CAN BE KIND OF SCARY.

LETTING YOUR CHILD KNOW WE'RE

TRYING TO GET RELIEF FOR THEM

BUT AS FAR AS A FIVE, SIX, SEVEN

YEAR OLD, GOOD LUCK.

THEY'RE GOING TO BE UNHAPPY WITH

THE TESTING, PERHAPS, AND

CERTAINLY WITH THE ALLERGY

SHOTS.

BUT IT'S SHORT-TERM AND THEN THE

GOAL OF RIDDING THEM OF THE

SYMPTOMS, THE GOALS CERTAINLY

OUTWEIGH THE RISKS.

JENNIFER: I LIKE THE HONE

DELIVERY TECHNIQUE.

>> THAT'S CORRECT.

THE NASAL SPRAY, IT MEANS ANGLE

IT TOWARD THE EAR OF THE SAME

SIDE OF THE NOSTRIL.

IF YOU PUT THE SPRAY IN THE NOSE

AND JUST SPRAY, YOU CAN CAUSE A

NOSE BLEED OR YOU HAVE A VERY

UNCOMFORTABLE CHILD WHO, AGAIN,

WILL BE CRYING.

JENNIFER: I THOUGHT YOU WERE

For more infomation >> Video: Ways to help kids with allergies - Duration: 2:32.

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Video: Toy safety tips for spring - Duration: 3:03.

JENNIFER: WELCOME BACK.

WHEN YOU SEND THE KIDS OUTSIDE,

YOU WANT THEM TO STAY SAFE.

WE HAVE A SAFETY EXPERT JOINING

US THIS MORNING.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

>> INC. YOU FOR HAVING ME.

-- THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.

WE KNOW THE KIDS ARE DYING TO

GET OUTSIDE TODAY NOW THAT THE

WEATHER IS NICER.

IT IS ALWAYS IMPORTANT TO

REMEMBER THAT WHEN THEY TAKE TO

THE STREETS OR DRIVEWAY, THEY

NEED THE PROPER EQUIPMENT.

THEY NEED HELMETS, NEED CAP,

ELBOW PADS.

ANYTIME YOU GET A BICYCLE OR A

TRICYCLE OR A SCOOTER, THEY NEED

TO HAVE THAT EQUIPMENT.

JENNIFER: THIS IS SOMETHING MY

-- WE DID NOT HAVE WHY WAS

GROWING UP.

IT IS A HOVERING STRICKLER.

>> IT IS A REALLY NEAT

EXTENSION.

THE WATER FORCES IT TO GO UP

ABOVE YOU, AND IT'S PRICKLES

DOWN UPON YOU.

-- IT SPRINKLES DOWN UPON YOU.

JENNIFER: I LOVE IT.

>> BOARDGAMES ARE ALWAYS GREAT.

MAKE SURE YOU PICK THE RIGHT AGE

PRODUCTS FOR THE AGE OF YOUR

CHILD.

I HAVE SOME THAT ARE GOOD FOR

THE YOUNGER KIDS, AND SOME THAT

ARE BETTER FOR THE OLDER KIDS.

IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO READ

THE AGE GRADE ON THE PACKAGE.

IT IS NOT JUST ADVICE.

IT IS NOT ABOUT HOW SMART THE

CHILD IS.

IT IS BASED ON THE BELISLE

MENTAL ABILITIES -- ELEMENTAL --

DEVELOPMENTAL ABILITIES OF THE

CHILD.

FOR KIDS UNDER THREE YEARS OLD,

SMALL PARTS ARE A BIG CONCERN.

THIS IS A SMALL PARTS TESTER.

IT REALLY APPLIES TO ANYTHING IN

THE HOME.

IF IT FITS INSIDE THERE, IT IS

TOO SMALL FOR A CHILD UNDER

THREE.

YOU CAN ALSO FIND THESE IN THE

BABY PROOFING SEGMENTS OF

STORES.

BALLOONS CAN POSE A SERIOUS

HAZARD TO CHILDREN.

THEY CAN BE A CHOKING HAZARD

WHEN THEY BREAK.

LITTLE PIECES CAN BE FOUND

AROUND THE HOUSE, AND YOUNGER

SIBLINGS MAY FIND THAT.

YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE

ALL SCOOPED UP AND KEPT AWAY

FROM THE OTHER CHILDREN.

HERE WE HAVE AN EXAMPLE OF SOME

YOUNGER -- PRODUCTS FOR YOUNGER

KIDS.

THIS IS ANOTHER CLASSIC, OUTDOOR

TOY FOR KIDS AGES TWO TO FIVE.

AGAIN, IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO

LOOK AT THOSE AGE GRADES ON THE

PRODUCTS.

For more infomation >> Video: Toy safety tips for spring - Duration: 3:03.

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Learn colors! Minions for kids! Nursery Rhymes Funny Story! Cartoon for children! - Duration: 1:57.

Learn colors! Minions for kids! Nursery Rhymes Funny Story! Cartoon for children!

For more infomation >> Learn colors! Minions for kids! Nursery Rhymes Funny Story! Cartoon for children! - Duration: 1:57.

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Video: Previewing the National Alzheimer's Association's Memory Ball - Duration: 3:07.

RAISE ENOUGH MONEY

TO EXPAND THE SERVICES.

THAT'S AUTISM.

HERE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT

ALZHEIMER'S.

THE NATIONAL ALZHEIMER'S

ASSOCIATION IN MARYLAND, WE HAVE

THE MEMORY BALL LESS THAN A WEEK

TODAY ON SATURDAY.

I HAVE RACHEL CAMPBELL AND DEREK

FALCOURT WITH ME, CO-CHAIRS.

MEMORY BALL WHAT DO WE NEED TO

KNOW?

>> THIS SATURDAY, 7:00 P.M. AT

THE BALTIMORE WATERFRONT HOTEL.

YOU'RE ONE OF OUR DANCING STARS.

WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT THAT.

IT'S AN IMPORTANT CAUSE.

OVER 100,000 PEOPLE IN MARYLAND

ALONE SUFFER FROM THIS DISEASE.

OMAR: AS YOU MENTIONED, I AM --

WE'LL GET THIS OUT OF THE WAY.

I AM DANCING.

WE HAVE VIDEO OF SOME DANCE I'VE

BEEN WORKING ON, TRYING TO

PERFECT MY MOVES.

THERE'S ME WITH MY PARTNER,

MARIA, WHO IS GREAT.

WE'RE WORKING ON A FEW THINGS

TOGETHER.

DEREK, YOU'VE HELPED US SORT OF

COACH THE ROUTINE AND YOU'VE

ALSO WON THIS A FEW YEARS BACK.

YOU HAVE THE TROPHY HERE.

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WIN?

TALK TO ME ABOUT WHAT THE

DANCING PROCESS IS LIKE.

>> WE'RE REALLY FORTUNATE.

WE HAVE A ROSTER NINE REALLY

TALENTED COUPLES THIS YEAR AND

THEY WORK THEIR TAILS OFF FOR

THE LAST SEVERAL MONTHS,

REHEARSING WEEKLY TO PUT ON AN

AMAZING SHOW.

THEY'RE FUND-RAISING FOR THE

ORGANIZATION.

THESE PEOPLE HAVE DONATED IN

SOME CASES BLOOD, SWEAT, TEARS

AND A LOT OF TIME.

THE DANCING IS A LOT OF FUN.

I SAY YOU'RE EITHER A DANCER OR

NOT.

A LOT OF THESE PEOPLE LOVE TO

DANCE AND ARE TRYING OUT THEIR

TALENTS.

SITTING IN THEIR COMFORT ZONE.

OMAR: TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH

PLANNING GOES INTO THIS, WE'VE

BEEN DOING THIS FOR MONTHS NOW.

NOW WE'RE FINALLY LESS THAN A

WEEK AWAY.

HOW DOES IT FEEL?

>> LIKE WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A

BABY.

WE'RE PLANNING IT SINCE OCTOBER.

NOW IT'S HERE.

WE STILL NEED VOTES.

EVERY DOLLAR EQUALS ONE VOTE.

SO WE NEED PEOPL TO FUND RAISE.

OUR DANCERS WERE READY.

>> WE WANT PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR

YOU.

OMAR: YES.

THERE'S SOME VIDEO OF LAST

YEAR'S EVENT.

LOOKS LIKE A PRETTY FULL CROWD.

>> IT'S FUN.

THE DANCERS WORK FOR ALL THESE

MONTHS AND YOU'RE OUT THERE

PUTTING ON A SHOW.

LAST YEAR'S WINNER WAS HAVING SO

MUCH FUN, WALKING AWAY WITH THE

JUDGE'S CHOICE TROPHY FOR THE

BEST DANCE OF THE EVENING.

AND IT IS A LOT OF FUN.

AS TO WHO'S WON THE TROPHY

BEFORE, I CAN TELL TELL YOU, YOU

PUT IN ALL THIS TIME, IT'S A FUN

EVENT.

YOU NEVER FORGET BECAUSE YOU

HAVE TO MUCH FUN DOING IT.

OMAR: RACHEL, THANKS FOR COMING

IN.

DEREK, IF YOU'D LIKE TO VOTE, GO

TO ALZ.ORG/MARYLAND.

For more infomation >> Video: Previewing the National Alzheimer's Association's Memory Ball - Duration: 3:07.

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Video: The cost of aging - Duration: 2:38.

-- 64 ON

THURSDAY WITH ANOTHER CHANCE FOR

SHOWERS.

TEMPERATURES DOWN INTO THE 50'S

ON FRIDAY.

OMAR: ACCORDING TO THE U.S.

CENSUS, THE NUMBER OF AMERICANS

OVER 65 WILL ALMOST DOUBLE BY

THE YEAR 2050.

BUT WHAT IS THE COST OF AGING?

OUR FINANCIAL EXPERT ERIC

BROTMAN IS HERE TO EXPLAIN.

SO ERIC, WHAT IS THE COST OF

LIVING?

>> IT IS A WHOLE LOT HIGHER THAN

PEOPLE RECOGNIZE.

THE COST OF MEDICAL CARE IS

HIGHER THAN PEOPLE REALIZE.

THE INFLATION RATE FOR SENIORS

IS HIGHER THAN IT AFFECTS ANY

OTHER AMERICANS.

OMAR: SINCE I'M IN MY 20'S, WHAT

IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT I

AM LOOKING LIKE FINANCIALLY AS

COMPARED TO SOMEONE TWICE OR

THREE TIMES MY AGE?

>> SOMEONE WHO IS TWICE OR THREE

TIMES HER AGE, THEY HAVE TO

THINK ABOUT THE FACT THAT THEIR

EARNING CAPACITY HAS GONE DOWN,

AND THAT THE THINGS SENIOR SPEND

THE MOST MONEY ON OUR NOT THE

SAME THINGS WE SPEND MONEY ON.

IF THEY ARE NOT HEALTHY, THEY

SPEND MORE MONEY ON MEDICAL CARE

WHICH IS MORE EXPENSIVE THEN

BREAD AND MILK.

YOU ALSO HAVE EDUCATION FOR

GRANDKIDS.

IF YOU ARE IN A POSITION TO DO

SO, GRANDPARENTS OFTEN WANT TO

DO THAT, BUT IT CAN ALSO BE IN

THEIR DETRIMENT TO DO SO.

OMAR: SO, YOU WANT TO MAKE WISE

LIVING DECISIONS.

WHAT ARE SOME THINGS PEOPLE CAN

DO TO PREPARE THEMSELVES?

>> I THINK SOME OF IT IS SMART

ABOUT -- IS ABOUT USING SMART

DECISIONS WHEN IT COMES TO

SOCIAL SECURITY.

I THINK IT MAKES SENSE IF YOU

ARE A NERD COUPLE AND RELYING ON

TWO INCOMES THAT YOU MAKE SURE

-- IF YOU ARE A MARRIED COUPLE

AND RELYING ON TWO INCOMES, YOU

WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THAT

SAVINGS GOING AWAY -- HE PUT

AWAY SOMEWHERE.

OMAR: SAY SOMEONE IS WATCHING

RIGHT NOW AND REALIZES THEY HAVE

BEEN MAKING SOME MISTAKES OR

HAVE NOT BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT,

ARE THERE THINGS THEY CAN DO

LATER ON IN LIFE TO SLOW DOWN

SOME OF THESE AFFECTS?

>> IF YOU HAVE ALREADY COLLECTED

SOCIAL SECURITY OR YOUR PENSION,

THAT SHIP HAS SAILED.

YOU CAN STILL MAKE DECISIONS

ABOUT HOUSING.

DO YOU STAY IN YOUR HOME, DO YOU

DOWNSIZE, YOU LOOK AT IT REVERSE

For more infomation >> Video: The cost of aging - Duration: 2:38.

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Nonprofit Collaboration - Duration: 3:16.

Hi everybody, hey it's Craig Freshley here.

I'm in the conference room of something called the Bethel Area Nonprofit Collaborative.

And I want to talk a little bit about collaboration.

There's a couple different types.

One kind of collaboration is where I might get together with somebody else because it's

good for me and it's good for them.

Let's say I need to buy something, they need to buy something, let's combine our order

and get a bulk discount.

Or I need to go someplace, that person needs to go someplace, let's ride together and

save some money.

But there's another kind of collaboration where our collaborating helps me, it helps

you, and it also helps some greater good: the community.

It's not just a win-win.

It's a win-win-win.

And that's what the Bethel Area Nonprofit Collaborative is all about.

This is an organization that's made up of 30 different organizations in the region and

the whole purpose of this central organization is to help other nonprofits help their communities.

Now, collaboration, for it to work well, needs a couple key ingredients.

First is a common goal.

There has to be something in it for each organization.

Otherwise they won't put forth the effort.

Second, there has to be some trust that if I do my part you're going to do your part.

Third, there has to be some sort of organization that actually focuses on the collaboration.

Maybe it's loaned horsepower from one of the collaborators or maybe it's a neutral

facilitator.

The Bethel Area Nonprofit Collaborative has a staff person that does nothing else for

20 hours a week other than make that collaborative work.

When you've got these ingredients, you have a good chance of making a win for each of

the collaborating partners and for the community as a whole.

Look, it's easy to keep my head down and just do my work.

It's harder to keep my head up and be looking for opportunities.

It's even harder to set my own work aside to work on a joint project with you or somebody

else.

But when you do that and when it's done right, you have a chance of not only making

things better for yourself but also better for your partner and also better for the community

as a whole.

Thanks for listening everybody!

For more infomation >> Nonprofit Collaboration - Duration: 3:16.

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Lifestyle Business Blueprint Video Training Series | Liifestyle Entrepreneur Blueprint Video Series - Duration: 2:03.

hello JoAnne Mbonigaba here from

freedom mompreneur by design . com and

today I'm very excited to share with you

that I will soon be launching a series

called the lifestyle entrepreneur

blueprint now this series is only going

to be for those in my tribe so if you

haven't already do subscribe to my

channel and go check out my free 7-day

do training series once you join my

tribe you will have access to this

exclusive content. So what can you expect?

What you can expect is first of all

I'm going to talk about what does it

really mean to be a lifestyle

entrepreneur what does that look like

I'm going to talk about entrepreneurship

in general and you know questions you

can pose yourself as if entrepreneurship

is for you right and the key thing as

well as I'm going to talk about if you

are looking to be a lifestyle

entrepreneur how you can find your sweet

spot and the top four strategies that

are working today for people who are

lifestyle entrepreneurs and enjoying the

benefits of creating a business around

the lifestyle they love alright so i

said if this interests you subscribe to

my channel and also join my tribe by

clicking the link to enjoy my seven-day

video training series from my mentors

Stuart and Jay where they talk about the

five keys to be a success online all

right looking forward to sharing that

series of you and see you next time

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Contest Finalist Video | Food Innovation Challenge (Wiser Divider) | Jones and Thomas - Decatur, IL - Duration: 3:18.

I'm from Marshalltown, Iowa...grew up there.

The last ten years I've been in retail

businesses. The first one I bought it was

already established and then I resold

that one. And the second one is a frozen

yogurt shop that we made into a full

restaurant and that one we started from

ground up. It was basically problem

solving that got me started in

developing new flavors with solving a

problem of dividing the bowl. It was a

customer request so that's kind of

what's led into it. Eighty percent of the

bowls that are sold are the 16-ounce

bowls in yogurt shop and ice cream shop,

and there was only a Paper divider that

was going to cost me about five cents

a piece and is very wasteful. A little

more environmentally friendly way of

dividing the bowl, and it's more

accommodating to the bowl, and they're

wanting it and they're paying for it so

it's kind of a win-win for everybody. We

started making them at our store, and we

couldn't keep them stocked up quick

enough so that was a good sign, but it

was also a problem with the same time so

we would develop more flavors than just

the original that we have out now. But we

have monster and chocolate and peanut

butter and the more that we put out the

more people were like, "How should I

divide the bowl, rather than if I should"

so it became part of the process rather

than an option.

What we're trying to do is we're trying

to get this flat condensed piece and

I've learning a lot along the way

on the method of making because it's

completely different than what we've

done at the store. It can supply me with

just tying up all the loose ends that I

need. I need it perfected right now. We're

just having a slight problem with the

recipe with it running through the oven.

It's good, but it's not perfect, and we

need that base recipe perfected so we

can branch out and do more flavors. I

would also like to get into other types

of dividers that I know that would work

because I've tested the market and I

really need the facilities at ADM and

the knowledge behind it to make it work.

With the recipe, we're shooting for a 12-

month shelf life and we need it a

certain density so we don't have

problems with shipping and things like

that. So we would like to accommodate

with a sugar free option and granola

dividers and we have really high hopes

for this because they keep selling. The

more options we put out there at the

more orders working. I think it's kind of

going to be hand in hand with ice cream.

Again, when all of the self-serve shops

opened up whether it's gelato or ice

cream or frozen yogurt, they kind of lost

the ice cream cone and that's kind of

what ice cream was built around. It was a

happy marriage, and there's no cone in

many places anymore, and that's why I

designed my edible dividers with the

cone patterns. It was kind of nostalgic

the cone found its way back to the

industry again. I really think that it's

going to be more of a staple in these in

these facilities, they're going to just

pick it up divide it up and then go on

their life.

For more infomation >> Contest Finalist Video | Food Innovation Challenge (Wiser Divider) | Jones and Thomas - Decatur, IL - Duration: 3:18.

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Finalist Video | Food Innovation Challenge (Think.Eat.Live.) | Jones and Thomas - Decatur, IL - Duration: 4:45.

I'm Dan Tegel, and this is Karen

Staebler and we're the founders of Think.

Eat.Live. We live in St. Louis, and

after a number of years where we both

had a series of corporate jobs with big

companies as actually organizational

psychologists, no food industry background

whatsoever, but we are inside helping

companies change. And then we found a

passion around how could we help the

food industry change and that's how we

got started at this. And so we've been in

business for about two years now. We

provide a healthy gluten-free sunflower

and baking mixes. We basically invented a

new flour made from sunflower seeds so

our goal's pretty lofty. We want to change

the food industry and provide

gluten-free baking mix options that are

both healthy and really delicious. When

we launched two years ago, we spent some

time, you know, doing product development

and package development and then we

entered into some a couple of the larger

retailers in St. Louis...Schnucks and then

Dierbergs and Lucky's Market. As our

kind of retail front to introduce, you

know, the public to our idea so what

we've got today are we have several

baking mixes, pancakes, muffins, brownies,

power bars, and then we also sell our

flour called sunflour. And so all those

mixes are formulated where you get a

third of your protein and fiber for the

day and they have like half the carbs of

anything else. They keep people full. We

have doctors carrying it in their

offices, we have St. Louis University, you

know, wanting their students to have it,

and we're also doing some online sales.

And this is, for us it feels like, this

was kind of the starting point. It was easy to

get baking mix,

but now we have people asking can you

give us frozen pizza, can you do bread

and we do anything made of flour. We can

make a sunflower seed flour, but it will

be healthy for you, and that's where

we're hoping it goes for the future.

We're very excited about the mentorship

opportunity. We're not food industry

experts. We didn't grow up in this. We're

extremely resourceful individuals to have,

you know, a problem to solve that we're

very passionate about, but there are

limits to that, and so really being able

to talk and get some guidance from

people who have kind of cut their teeth

in it is one thing I think. The other is

we're at the point in our business where

we can continue to grow incrementally,

we're self-funded and we've been lucky

that we've been able to do it that way

so far, but we are at the point where we

need funding, and so you know it's been

very appealing to us that there's some

help there in both cash as well as

services. I think the other part of it is

we really wanted some some concentrated

effort to really fine-tune our business

plan, and this is a perfect opportunity

to do that. We're doing it with input,

with a little bit of ability to look

retrospectively, where we've been before

we get too far, and so it's just a really

nice time in our business, and I mean

we're both viewing. This is a catalyst to

really leverage our idea even more. We

want to change the food industry and

really revolutionize the way people eat

by giving them foods that they love.

Going gluten-free doesn't mean you have

to eat stuff that tastes like cardboard,

and it doesn't mean you have to give up

all baked goods to eat a healthy high

protein, you know balanced diet, and so we

just want people to have stuff that they

love and not worry about it, but do it in

a thoughtful way where they're actually

using food as medicine, instead of, you

know, putting stuff in that either takes

away from their health or, you know,

doesn't really add to it very much. You

know the U.S. is eating more and more,

you know, carbohydrate-rich foods,

and we're getting heavier by the year as

a country and we really want to reverse

that trend, and we feel by having a new

flour that actually has the right

balance of protein and fiber that we can

actually help, you know, improve the

health of the country, and so that's

really what our goal is.

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WE START WITH JOHN

SMITH...

WE START WITH JOHN

SMITH...

WE START WITH SOME

BREAKING NEWS OUT OF

RUSSIA--WHERE

WE START WITH SOME

BREAKING NEWS OUT OF

RUSSIA--WHERE RUSSIAN

MEDIA IS REPORTING TWO

EXPLOSION AT A ST.

PETERSBURG SUBWAY

STATION. AT LEAST 10

PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED

IN IN THAT TWIN BLAST.

NO WORD ON HOW MANY

OTHERS WERE INJURIED.

INFORMATION IS STILL

COMING IN, WE'LL

CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THIS

STORY AND BRING YOU THE

LATEST ON AIR-AND ON OUR

KRQE NEWS.

AS YOU GET READY TO HEAD

OUT THE DOOR... WE'RE

FOLLOWING THE DAY'S TOP

LOCAL STORIES. WE START

WITH DAVID ROMERO.

PUBLIC INPUT IS SOUGHT

OUT IN A MEETING TONIGHT

TO GET THE TINY HOME

VILLAGE PROJECT -- ONE

STEP CLOSER TO BECOMING

REALITY.

THAT MEETING WILL ALSO

HOST AN ORGANIZATION

CALLED SARANAM -- A

GROUP KNOWN FOR WORKING

WITH AND HOUSING THE

HOMELESS. VOTERS

APPROVED TWO-MILLION

DOLLARS FOR THE PROJECT

WHICH WILL HOUSE UP TO

80 HOMELESS PEOPLE IN

ALBUQUERQUE. TONIGHT'S

MEETING WILL BE

IN THE LARGE CONFERENCE

ROOM OF THE SOUTH VALLEY

MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER ...

THAT GOES FROM 5-30 TO

7. ADAM...

PRESIDENT TRUMP IS ON

THE HOOK FOR 25 MILLION

DOLLARS THIS MORNING. A

FEDERAL JUDGE APPROVED

THE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR

AGREEMENT FRIDAY TO

SETTLE A CLASS ACTION

LAWSUIT INVOLVING TRUMP

UNIVERSITY. STUDENTS

PAID UP TO 35-THOUSAND

DOLLARS FOR REAL ESTATE

SEMINARS WHERE THEY WERE

SUPPOSED TO LEARN

TRUMP'S INVESTMENT

SECRETS.

NEW DETAILS THIS MORNING

-- AN ARREST WARRANT IS

NOW ISSUED FOR A

15-YEAR-OLD BOY ACCUSED

OF RAPING A TEENAGE GIRL

AND STREAMING IT LIVE ON

FACEBOOK. POLICE ALREADY

ARRESTED A 14- YEAR-OLD

BOY IN THE CASE AND

CHARGED HIM WITH

AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL

SEXUAL ASSAULT AND

DISSEMINATING CHILD

PORNOGRAPHY.

HAPPENING TODAY-- A

DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT IS

EXPECTED BACK IN COURT

-- FOR A DIFFERENT

CRIME. IN DECEMEBER --

DEPUTIES SAY SHE AND

PAUL GARCIA WERE CAUGHT

BREAKING INTO MAILBOXES

IN PLACITAS ... LATER

ALMOST HITTING A DEPUTY

WITH A CAR. SHE'S DUE

FOR AN ARRAIGNMENT FOR

THAT ACCUSED CRIME THIS

MORNING. A MONTH LATER

IN JANUARY, A-P-D SAYS

GROVES AND GARCIA STOLE

A VAN, AND CRASHED IT

INTO A FAMILY'S CAR...

KILLING TWO PEOPLE.

A MAN IS FACING

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

CHARGES THIS MORNING --

AFTER ALLEGEDLY GOING

AFTER TWO A-F-D

FIREFIGHTERS WITH A

KNIFE. IT HAPPENED IN

THE WALMART PARKING LOT

AT WYOMING AND MENAUL.

POLICE SAY FIREFIGHTERS

WERE TRYING TO HELP OUT

A MAN PASSED OUT IN THE

DRIVER'S SEAT OF HIS

CAR. BUT OFFICERS SAY

43-YEAR-OLD HECTOR

MARTINEZ -- HE GOT OUT

OF THE CAR AND CHARGED

AT THEM WITH A KNIFE.

TWO CHILDREN ARE IN THE

HOSPITAL THIS MORNING--

AFTER POLICE SAY ALCOHOL

WAS BEHIND A DEVASTATING

CRASH ON I-40. IT

HAPPENED YESTERDAY

MORNING ON I-40

WESTBOUND NEAR UNSER.

A-P-D SAYS STACEY LEON

AND HENRY LUKE WERE

EJECTED FROM THEIR CAR

AND DIED ON SCENE.

POLICE SAY A

THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY IS IN

CRITICAL CONDITION WHILE

A SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS

IN STABLE CONDITION.

TODAY -- WE'RE EXPECTING

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AN

OFFICER-INVOLVED

SHOOTING... THAT LEFT

ONE DEPUTY INJURED.

THAT'S ACCORDING TO THE

CHAVES COUNTY NEWS

NETWORK. WE DO KNOW -- A

SUSPECT IS WAKING UP IN

CUSTODY AFTER THE

SHOOTING OF A LINCOLN

COUNTY DEPUTY YESTERDAY

MORNING. NO NAMES HAVE

BEEN RELEASED. THE

DEPUTY WAS TAKEN TO EL

PASO AND IS EXPECTED TO

MAKE A FULL RECOVERY.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE IS

OFFICIALLY IN THE

RUNNING THIS MORNING --

HOPING TO BECOME

ALBUQUERQUE'S NEXT

MAYOR. BERNALILLO COUNTY

COMMISSIONER WAYNE

JOHNSON MADE THE

ANNOUNCEMENT OVER THE

WEEKEND. SINCE 2011 --

JOHNSON HAS REPRESENTED

DISTRICT 5. THERE ARE 14

CANDIDATES IN THE

RUNNING SO FAR. THAT

ELECTION HAPPENS IN

OCTOBER.

MEANWHILE-- AN

ALBUQUERQUE CITY

COUNCILOR WILL BID FOR

RE-ELECTION. CITY

COUNCILOR KEN SANCHEZ

SAYS HE PLANS TO BE ON

THIS YEAR'S OCTOBER

REPRESENTS DISTRICT-ONE

ON

THE WESTSIDE.

REGISTRATION IS ALREADY

UNDERWAY FOR MANY SUMMER

CAMPS THROUGHOUT

ALBUQUERQUE AND RIO

RANCHO.

PARENTS CAN START

SIGNING UP FOR THE BOYS

AND GIRLS CLUB

CAMPS IN ALBUQUERQUE AND

RIO RANCHO. THEY'RE

EXPECTING SPOTS TO FILL

UP FAST SO ITS BEST TO

SIGN UP NOW. THERE ARE

ALSO OVER 150 CAMPS AND

CLASSES OFFERED AT U-N-M

FOR KIDS 5 TO 17.

REGISTRATION FOR

ALBUQUERUQE'S

SUMMER RECREATION

PROGRAM AND RIO RANCHO'S

KAMP

RIO STARTS IN JUST A

WEEK. WE'VE POSTED ALL

OF THIS

INFORMATION ON KRQE DOT

COM. JOHN?

SEVERE WEATHER COULD

SPAWN TORNADOES ACROSS

PARTS OF THE SOUTH

TODAY. A LOUISIANA WOMAN

AND HER 3 YEAR OLD CHILD

WERE KILLED WHEN A

TORNADO DESTROYED THEIR

MOBILE HOME ON SUNDAY.

THE NATIONAL WEATHER

SERVICE HAS ISSUED A

RARE HIGH RISK FOR THE

STATE.

TOSS TO ADAML

A LOT OF MONEY IS GOING

TOWARDS A GREAT CAUSE

THIS MORNING -- BECAUSE

TOWARDS A GREAT CAUSE

THIS MORNING -- BECAUSE

OF U- N-M STUDENTS'

MOVES ON THE DANCES

FLOOR. STUDENTS DANCED

FOR OVER 12 STRAIGHT

HOURS FROM SATURDAY TO

SUNDAY FORTHE ANNUAL

LOBO- THON DANCE

MARATHON. THE MONEY GOES

TO THE UNM CHILDREN

HOSPITAL'S CHILD

LIFE AREA. THE

FUNDRAISER SURPASSED ITS

GOAL -- BRINGING

IN MORE THAN 51-THOUSAND

DOLLARS FOR THE

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

NEW FACTS THIS

MORNING--A NEW STUDY

SUGGESTS VACCINATING

PREGNANT WOMEN AGAINST

WHOOPING COUGH IS HIGHLY

EFFECTIVE IN PROTECTING

THEIR NEWBORNS.

RESEARCHERS AT KAISER

PERMANENT FOUND WHEN

EXPECTANT MOMS HAD T-DAP

VACCINES, THEY WERE MORE

THAN 90-PERCENT

EFFECTIVE IN PROTECTING

INFANTS DURING THE FIRST

MONTHS OF LIFE.

NEW THIS MORNING --

DOCTORS IN NEW YORK

REPORT TWO NEW

GENE-BASED BLOOD TESTS

CAN RELIABLY DETECT SKIN

CANCERS. THE NEW BLOOD

TESTS, ONLY TAKE 48

HOURS TO TEST. THEY HOPE

THEIR FINDINGS MAKE IT

EASIER FOR PHYSICIANS TO

PICK UP EARLY SIGNS OF

THE AGGRESSIVE FORMS OF

SKIN CANCER.

NOW LET'S GET A LOOK AT

THAT MORNING DRIVE...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DORIS

DAY! THE CHARMER WHO

STARRED IN

"PILLOW TALK" AND "MOVE

OVER DARLING" TURNS 95

TODAY. IT'S A SURPRISE

TO EVEN THE STAR

HERSELF, WHO HAS LONG

PEGGED HER AGE TO A 1924

BIRTHDATE THAT WOULD

MAKE HER 93. BUT-- A

COPY OF DAY'S BIRTH

CERTIFICATE... SETTLES

THE

ISSUE: SHE WAS BORN IN

CINCINNATI ON APRIL 3,

1922, MAKING HER 95.

BUSINESS FOR ONE UPSCALE

RESTAURANT IN NORTH

CAROLINA

IS BOOMING. THAT'S

BECAUSE THEY HAVE A BABY

BAN. CARUSO'S RECENTLY

SAID NO... TO KIDS 5 AND

YOUNGER. AFTER CUSTOMERS

COMPLAINED ABOUT CRYING

AND MISBEHAVING KIDS.

SINCE THE BAN...

RESERVATIONS ARE WAY UP.

TIME FOR THE FIVE FACTS.

NUMBER FIVE... IN JUST

HOURS -- NORTH CAROLINA

AND GONZAGA FACE OFF --

IN THE NATIONAL

CHAMPIONSHIP. ON

SATURDAY-- THE TEAMS

FROM OPPOSITE SIDES OF

THE COUNTRY PULLED OFF

HARD-FOUGHT WINS IN THE

SEMIFINALS TO SET THE

STAGE FOR THE TITLE

GAME. NORTH CAROLINA HAS

FIVE NATIONAL TITLES,

AND GONZAGA IS MAKING

ITS FIRST APPEARANCE IN

A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

COVERAGE STARTS AT

SIX-30 TONIGHT, RIGHT

HERE ON KRQE.

NUMBER FOUR... U-N-M IS

SEARCHING FOR A NEW

BASKETBALL

COACH THIS MORNING.

THAT'S AFTER THE

BOMBSHELL NEWS THAT

CRAIG NEAL WAS RELIEVED

FROM HIS DUTIES--- JUST

BEFORE MIDNIGHT ON

FRIDAY. NEAL'S CONTRACT

ALLOWS HIM A ONE MILLION

DOLLAR BUY-OUT.

ACCORDING TO CREDIBLE

SOURCES-- U-N-M HAS

ALREADY BEGUN THE

INTERVIEW PROCESS.

FORMER UNM ASSISTANT AND

FLORIDA GULF COAST HEAD

COACH JOE DOOLEY HAS

INTERVIEWED FOR THE JOB.

NUMBER TWO... NEW

GUIDELINES AIMED AT

NUMBER TWO... NEW

GUIDELINES AIMED AT

IMPROVING TEACHER

EVALUATIONS IN NEW

MEXICO -- ARE SET TO BE

USED STARTING NEXT

SCHOOL YEAR. THE P-E-D

AND GOVERNOR MARTINEZ

ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT

THE WEIGHT OF STUDENT

TEST SCORES HAS NOW

DROPPED FROM 50-PERCENT

TO 35-PERCENT. TEACHERS

CAN NOW USE UP TO SIX

SICK DAYS WITHOUT BEING

PENALIZED -- UP FROM

THREE. THE GOVERNOR SAYS

THE NEW GUIDELINES WERE

DEVELOPED AFTER

CONSULTING WITH HUNDREDS

OF EDUCATORS ACROSS THE

STATE. BUT THE TEACHER'S

UNION DOESN'T THINK THEY

COME CLOSE TO ADDRESSING

SHORTCOMINGS.

NUMBER ONE... A KEY VOTE

IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN

TODAY... ON JUDGE NEIL

GORSUCH'S NOMINATION TO

THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT. IF HE

GETS THE GO-AHEAD FROM

THE SENATE JUDICIARY

COMMITTEE, IT SETS UP A

VOTE BY THE FULL SENATE.

REPUBLICANS REMAIN

CONFIDENT THAT GORSUCH

WILL BE CONFIRMED.

DEMOCRAT MINORITY LEADER

CHUCK SCHUMER SAYS HE

THINKS IT'S UNLIKELY

GORUSCH WILL GET ENOUGH

SUPPORT TO AVOID A

FILIBUSTER. BUT

YESTERDAY-- A THIRD

DEMOCRAT JUMPED ON

BOARD. REPUBLICANS CAN

CHANGE SENATE RULES --

COMMONLY

CALLED "GOING NUCLEAR"

-- SO THAT ONLY A

MAJORITY OF 51

SENATORS IS NEEDED TO

CONFIRM GORSUCH.

THANKS FOR JOINING US.