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Laura London's 15 minute 2 circle workout for the lower body. It is as tough as it is effective!

The Best Abdominal Workout - 10 basic exercises for a six-pack

This workout is going to supercharge you, get your heart rate pumping and leave you in FAT BURNING MODE the rest of the day. 4 Circuits - Each done 3 times in a row. You can do this at home or in the gym. There are no excuses not to get it in and get it done. Need to take it to the next level? No worries, just pick up some heavier weights and watch the sweat pour off your body as you work hard to reach your fitness goals. Add in one of my AB workout routines for some more sexy!

The revolutionary method that will transform your body, soon at your fingertips! Personal Trainer: Vania Costa Director: Miguel Filgueiras Audio: Duarte Ferreira Assistant director: Rachel King Production assistant: Francisco Moreira / Jose Teixeira / Daniel Rodrigues Acknowledgement: Assoc. We Came From Space

Eat Healthy - Eat fruit! It tastes good and is good for you too.

Yoga - PX90 Brazil Butt Lift by Carey Martin P90X® is a complete 90-day home fitness system designed to get you in the best shape of your life. Created by trainer Tony Horton, the program includes 12 intense workouts that use resistance and body-weight training, cardio, plyometrics, ab work, martial arts and yoga, along with a nutrition plan, fitness guide and workout calendar.

Majin Buu of Dragon Ball Z fame isn't always up to mischief or battling Saiyans, sometimes he likes to have "me" time. Part of the N.E.S Anti-Racism campaign.

Eat the right food, the healthy food.

Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team Pacific is at Chinhae Navy Base, South Korea, teaching sailors self-defense. Army Staff Sgt. Joshua Johnson reports.

Google and advertising agency adam&eveDDB from London have released this moving video spot recently. The video sums up this year’s new beginnings, deaths, inspiring events and actions, mostly searched on Google. From new little prince’s arrival to the loss of prominent people like Margaret Thatcher, Nelson Mandela and Paul Walker, to the Bat Kid and even soccer – see what was the most interesting things for the web browsers in 2013. The video is really beautiful and overwhelming. Watch the spot and tell us if you liked it.

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Thai Life Insurance and advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather from Bangkok have released this incredible video spot recently. The spot features a man, who does some small, but good things on his way. Such little acts like feeding a hungry dog, giving a girl money for her education and not expecting anything in return fill his life with beautiful emotions. People are thankful, as they feel positive changes in their lives due to his compassion. The video is very moving and has gone viral: it has received almost 5 million views in only a few days. Watch the video and share your impressions about it with us.

BronxNet is the independent not-for-profit 501c3 serving the people of the Bronx through media production training and access to technology and cable television channels. BronxNet produces award winning programming by, for, and about the Bronx, while training the public and students to produce programs to share with their neighbors. BronxNet has provided training and media access to thousands of Bronxites. The BronxNet Training Program for Future Media Professionals has provided media access and hands on training to over 3000 high school and college students.

Do you want a tight and toned lower body? Are you willing to work for it? This is a lower body and AB circuit that will see if you are ready to do the work. ALWAYS WARM UP with light stretching or cardio for 5-10 minutes before performing exercises. Workout by Laura London

In this video you will see the fulfillment of a great exercise. Resistance Band Rear Lunge OH Shoulder Press. Workout by Laura London

The incredible and heartfelt true story of what happens when good people and great technology come together to save a boy's life.

In this video you will learn about the secrets of perfect body like a fitness model.

Unknown natural weight loss diet information and cure for most of America's other rampant health problems.

In this video "PLTbyCormie" shares what she eats on her low carb diet.

An exhausting but excellent Leg & Butt Workout Laura London. Repeat 4 exercises 3 times and soon you will see success.

Prophecy Update Pastor Gene Pensiero calvaryhanford.com calvaryhanford.com/prophecy twitter.com/calvaryhanford

Released prior to America's entry into World War 2, this is a naval aviation recruiting film with emphisis on preperation for the war many were sure we couldn't avoid. Released in 1940. Complete print Run time 20 minutes 19 seconds Producer none credited Production Company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer & the United States Navy Audio/Visual sound, B&W

In this video you will learn how easily to give the perfect shape to your buttocks.

This weekâs OPEN Artist spotlight features Mahina Movement, who will be among the many artist at this yearâs Mommaâs Hip Hop Kitchen.

Chris Yacoubian’s life was on an exciting, but exhausting, path until a twist of fate inspired him to make a change. This is the story of how a world-traveling cameraman became a volunteer crewman, committing his time to saving others with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).

creativehq.co.nz/how-exponential-organisations-are-using-disruptive-technology-to-challenge-the-future-of-business/ Glenn Andert is one of sixteen lean entrepreneurs who will be sharing their advice and experience at the upcoming LEAN 15 conference in Wellington, New Zealand. The three-day event is the first of its kind in Australasia, and is a rare opportunity for those interested in lean practices to learn from the experts. The conference is especially angled towards corporates and governments, businesses not traditionally thought to profit from lean methodology, and will reveal how universally beneficial lean practices are.

Best Motivational Video Be Phenomenal

Lisa Evans adds her poetic vision to our ticktocktick series with this soft and mysterious found footage of a cosmic creature collecting the seeds of inspiration. Direction and Design: Lisa Evans Animation and Compositing: Simon Armstrong

"A neighbor is a friend that brings the soul, the food of life--of which is friendship--hot off the grill." It's time we get to know our neighbors. Join the revolution and throw a Neighbor BBQ this summer. ----- Shot on a Panasonic GH2 with Zeiss 21mm f/2.8, Rokinon 35 f/1.4 , and Olympus 12mm f/2.0. Edited and graded in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, motion graphics in Adobe After Effects CS6. Music licensed through dewolfe.co.uk & themusicbed.com. Ending track is Let The Good Times Roll by Ben Rector.

Sport short Inspi production, camera Stanislav Prokin, edith Sasha Poberailo, thanking to Kharkiv Crossfit Club M4 and Alexander Maslov

"why bottled?" was a proposed campaign against bottled water for the 2008-2009 Aspen Design Challenge. "why bottled?:environment" film short is only one aspect of this campaign, focusing on the destructive effects bottled water has on the Earth. I created a simple, yet vibrant, animation of a character who witnesses these effects first hand and then questions why he drank from a bottle in the first place. Intended to be screened on TV and advertised across multiple platforms from small mobile devices to LED sports-stadium screens, it aims to generate public awareness of the water crisis and bottled water as its biggest contributing factor.

Rules of life from Adelina Sotnikova (Olympic champion in figure skating) and Katerina Izotova (four times champion in Thai boxing).

Consider 7 tips in this short animation to have a great day. Animated illustration created by Consider Graphic Design Studio where we tell your stories through graphic design. Music: I Need by Jahzzar

Ethan King is a 15 year old from Michigan whose dream is to give soccer balls to kids all over the world. "Pass the Ball" chronicles Ethan's most recent trip to Mozambique with professional player Neven Subotić. Ethan and Neven not only donate new soccer balls but share how soccer can help cross borders and foster community. At just 10 years old, Ethan started his own charity to deliver high-quality, professional soccer balls to kids who could otherwise not afford them. Since then, Ethan has helped hand-deliver over 4,000 soccer balls to youth in need across the world. Many many thanks to Sappi Paper and their Ideas that Matter Grant for making this possible. *American Documentary Film Festival 2014 Official Selection.

Photo Session with Ivania Reyes in Cambre Studio.

This clip was excerpted from the CBC made for TV show "Keep Your Head Up Kid" depicting the life and times of the legendary Don Cherry. In the video Cherry observes the infamous coach Eddie Shore teaching a young goalie to "stay on his feet". Coach Shore uses a novel method to get results, something I can appreciate as a goalie coach! :) All rights and credit to CBC television. Enjoy.

Recommended per week: 75 minutes higher intensity or 150 minutes medium intensity and 2x per week muscle strengthening exercises. Motion is life

Decathlon - The biggest sport in the world - Director’s Cut Agency: &Rosàs, Barcelona Client: Decathlon Title: The biggest sport in the world Director: Augusto Fraga

"Life, our existence determined by time. We are born with a purpose, a purpose to live, in time. Sometimes we forget that our existence is not limitless. We are hurried and determined only to achieve and earn things and goods, like we are here forever, but sometimes we forget to actually live. Remember, our life is nothing more than the sum of all the decisions we take in time. Don’t wait for the perfect time to do something, there is no such thing. There are only hopes and dreams that we imagine, and is our only duty to make them come true, in our Time. The only time we have!"

In this video you will learn the incredibly dangerous sport that requires great stamina. Peak. Negoiu 46 km + 4000 m participants from 7 countries: 2012 60 athletes 2013 120 athletes 2014 300 athletes Cindrel in running paltinis marathon 40 km + 2000 m, half marathon 18 km + 1000 m: 2012 150 athletes 2013 260 athletes 2014 314 athletes

A RIDE AGAINST LYMPHOMA Follow Andrew Ratzlaff as he treks from NYC to San Francisco on his bicycle to raise awareness for lymphoma. He invites you to join him for any length of the ride or just keep up with his progress at arideagainstlymphoma. You may also donate to his cause in which 100% of the proceeds will go to the Lymphoma Research Foundation.

Champions aren't made in gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to have the skill, and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill. Muhammad Ali [Cassius Clay] Boxer

These quotes were used in the premiere of the documentary Innovation:Where Creativity and Technology Meet. Watching these animated quotes with voice over will be a different experience from watching the static quotes.

Done as a final project for Communication Studio 3, a module in the Communication Arts and Technology programme at the University of Technology, Jamaica.

Written by Luke Ewing Directed and Produced by Daniel Winne and Luke Ewing Sound Design by Paul Zito Music: Honor by Ryan Taubert

This turtle got stranded on the beach, but luckily, this guy came in for the rescue! Hope the turtle is fine!

Canon 5D MK II , No light and a dead pixel Iso 1600. Music: "Gauze" from Spirit Spine's excellent album " Glossolalia ". Athlete : Kid.

DataSquid uses novel multitouch visualization technology to unlock the power of big data, resulting in faster decisions and deeper insights anywhere and anytime.

Paul Meadows, the CEO of Integrated Technology Group, shares why his company invests in comprehensive church planting among the global poor through Living Bread Ministries.

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June 5, 2014 – a year after Snowden. 8 hours by bus into the surveillance culture of Berlin, plus whistle-blowing, films and performances. June 5, 2014 marked one year since NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden was introduced to a worldwide public. On this date, transmediale/resource teamed up with N.K. Projekt and Leslie Dunton-Downer, fellow at The American Academy in Berlin, for a programme exploring Berlin as the global capital of informed response and resistance to mass surveillance. The June 5 project interlays the contemporary and the historical to ask what Berlin's surveillance culture can teach us about the actual powers of today's data-hungry states, organisations, and corporations. By addressing this issue, the attempt is to strengthen thriving new alliances in the resistance to covert massive data collection and exploitation. The programme invites the city's current composition of courageous hackers, technology-based artists, radical politicians, lawyers, journalists, and whistleblowers to outline possible creative interceptions for the fifth estate.

Innovations in digital technology and the global economic crisis have fueled a need for independent reporting through the use of multimedia. In the winter of 2008, four journalists and I embarked on the East Africa Reporting Initiative to the countries of Ethiopia and Kenya. As part of the nonprofit, independent organization The Common Language Project (CLP), we investigated the region's struggle to secure the world's more basic resource - water. In Search of an Oasis tells the story of our motivations, reactions and adaptations to the changing face of journalism, while capturing the inspiration behind a nonprofit approach to storytelling. Oasis highlights some of the challenges and poignant moments we faced, and how we better came to understand the world and ourselves.

CTAG is a private technology centre that provides research, development and innovation to the automotive and transport sectors. From its early beginnings, CTAG has a firm commitment towards R&I as a competitive tool. With a team of more than 400 professionals, CTAG has extensive experience in the development of each stage of the life cycle of a product, from applied research to product life.

Recently our team was hired to produce a special promotional video for Christ Community School (CCS). This video effectively communicates the vision and purpose of CCS - "A Christ First Philosophy". We shot this video on the school's campus on multiple days utilizing the best in technology. Final editing and production with CCS's involvement made this video one that their team and parents were proud of.

In a way I have to be thankful to Sarkozy. If it wasn’t for him it would have probably taken me a lot longer to realize my own destiny. His morally wrong actions to move romas from point A to point B triggered my personal fight to end the roma plight. Noticing a situation is the first step in recognizing and solving a problem. It was there and then in 2010 when I first opened my eyes and saw this heavily challenged ethnic group. The sense of justice followed me since I was a kid. It was there when I defended my buddies as kid, my colleagues, or when I discovered my ability to write. But it truly made sense when I decided to become a documentary photographer. As I already told you, looking at the problem is the first step in solving it. And what better way to look at things than through the lenses of a camera. The camera gives me the ability to look at things without staring. It also helps me hide my emotions, for the things I sometimes see would make even the toughest men cry like babies. And so, for me, becoming a documentary photographer and a social activist are two coinciding moments. Since 2010 I’ve been constantly following roma’s realities trying to give the world a different point of view. While through my images I want to make people look, through my ideas I want people to challenge their own limitations and preconceptions. Being forced evictions (human wrights and procedures violations, the right to adequate housing), ghettoization (segregation), denigratory terminology (rom VS gipsy), traditions (weddings), education (wasted generations), or family (the beauty of having large families), I shine a light on the wrongs and the goods, inspiring change through the power of example. I can no longer impassively watch the bleeding hearts shade a tear for the starving kids in Africa, when we have similar dramas in our own backyard...

John W. Thompson, Chairman of Microsoft: Congratulatory Video for the 5th Annual Culture Shift Awards Brunch. Honoring James Cash, Mitch & Freada Kapor, Marian Croak, Chinedu Echeruo. Andrea Hoffman's Culture Shifting: A Weekend of Innovation, Technology and Social Impact. This annual invitation-only “weekend” includes a Social Innovation Think Tank & Awards Brunch. A curated group of influential and accomplished C-Suite executives, entrepreneurs and thought leaders attend in order to collaborate, deal make, access and engage the social currency, intellectual and financial capital among leaders of the new economy (“diverse elite”). This convening takes place annually in the Hamptons and Silicon Valley.

Kamran Elahian is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and philanthropist with over 29 years of experience in the high-tech sector. He has co-founded 10 companies, 3 of which failed; 3 of which made exits, including CAE Systems, (acquired by Teletronix for $75 million), PlanetWeb, and Greenfield Network (acquired by Cisco Systems); and 3 of which went public, including Cirrus Logic (which had an IPO at a $150 million valuation and achieved a market cap of over $3.5 billion), NeoMagic (which had an IPO at a $300 million valuation and achieved a market cap of $600 million), and Centillium Communications (which had an IPO at a $700 million valuation and achieved a market cap of over $4 billion). He is currently the Chairman and Co-Founder of Global Catalyst Partners, an international, multistage, technology-oriented venture capital firm that has invested in leading-edge technology companies in the U.S., China, Japan and Israel. Mr. Kamran is also the Chairman and Co-Founder of the Global Catalyst Foundation, a private foundation established by the principals of Global Catalyst Partners.

If you're focused on pragmatic change, the starting point is to find an edge. And that is typically a new market, a new technology, a new business model that has the potential to scale very rapidly, and ultimately actually to become the core of the business. So you start with an edge; rather than trying to convince the core to give you resources on the edge, the primary focus is looking out beyond your institution and say: 'Who could I mobilize to try to engage and drive some change on this edge?' So you're reaching out and getting leverage from beyond the institution, and that becomes a way to avoid the bottleneck of the core, that will resist giving you resources. And then there's the opportunity to really learn faster as you get out on these edges. Take an ecosystem and not just connect to the resources and the skills that are available from people beyond your company, but create relationships where you're all learning faster as a result of connecting around performance challenges and figuring out creative new approaches to the business. And so in that respect you also achieve much more rapid learning and performance improvement.

What WikiLeaks does is it is accepting information from sources and it is publishing that information and it is responsible for everything in between. So there is a lot of work in between receiving something and publishing it again if you want to make sure the source is anonymous. If you have a high work load you need a lot of resources to work on all of that. You have to make a lot of political decisions in between. You have to have standards by which you decide, again, what's private and what's public, or what should be private and what should be public. And these are a lot of questions that are coming up in one organization. And what OpenLeaks does is we're trying to be less than that. We're just focusing on the part that has to protect the source and we're offering that technology to existing organizations. So we're basically a service provider. We're a very specific solution to the question about anonymous sources and how these sources can submit material and still be protected. So in the future, hopefully, you can go to websites like, I don't know, leaks.greenpeace.org and if you know about an environmental scandal you can say, Greenpeace would be the best recipient for this, and you can send it in to them and then you can specify that if they don't want it, you will give it to them exclusively for four weeks, and if they don't act up on it, it should be distributed within the system to all the other partners. And by that dynamic you make sure that first of all you have someone that has exclusive access to information, and this is just how the media economy works, they need a scoop, they want a scoop, and on the other hand you can make sure that if they don't take the scoop, because they're not interested in the material, it still gets distributed to others, so you avoid the whole gate keeping that the media unfortunately is doing.

On Friday, May 16, 2014, two hundred adult educators from across the region joined field experts to discover innovative strategies to address the needs of adults lacking basic literacy and at The Mayor’s Commission on Literacy’s 26th Annual Technology and Adult Education Conference. The Conference was co-sponsored by Temple University’s Center for Social Policy and Community Development (CSPCD) and held on Temple University’s main campus. This year’s conference aimed to integrate technology into adult education and workforce development programs, thereby increasing the quality of instruction city-wide. Adult learners today require educational opportunities that help fulfill a wide variety of technology, social, educational and workforce goals. The conference theme “Connected Learning in Adult Education” represents shifts in the way practitioners conceptualize teaching and learning in adult education. Nearly twenty workshops focused on practice-based integrations of technology into adult literacy instruction, curriculum design, and programming. Topics included: an introduction to IBM Reading Companion software, extending the classroom community by building a class website, mobile and tablet applications that can bolster classroom instruction, instructional technology for adult basic and adult secondary education, and massive open online courses for college preparation and professional development. The conference featured a presentation on the current state of KEYSPOT, a citywide coalition of community groups led by The Mayor’s Commission on Literacy, The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Innovation and Technology, Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation, and Drexel University, committed to bringing Internet access, training and technology to all Philadelphia communities. The presentation highlighted the city’s dedication to equipping all citizens with the work-ready skills required of today’s technology-based economy by continuing the successful work of KEYSPOT. The afternoon featured lunch and a “Tech Talk” panel with Jeff Carter the Director of Adult Education Initiative at Digital Promise, Dr. Judith Rényi, Executive Director of the Mayor’s Commission on Literacy and Cynthia Zafft Senior Advisor for the National College Transition Network and co-director for the LINCS Region 1 Professional Development Center for the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education. The “Tech Talk” explored the use of technology to enhance efforts in serving the needs of low-skilled adults. Panelists discussed the role that technology plays in three areas: (1) developing adult workforce education programs; (2) facilitating professional development for practitioners; and (3) building coalitions. Next, Pearson ELT educational materials and desktop computer donated by Nonprofit Technology Resources were raffled off. Participants visited vendors and exhibitors like IBM, Aztec Software, Technology Learning Collaborative, KEYSPOT, Philadelphia Adult Literacy Alliance and The Free Library of Philadelphia. A special thanks to all that attended and facilitated at the conference. We hope to see you back next year!

Touch Therapy with Ali C. Tags: cuddle, cuddleunyc, touch, therapy, therapeutic touch, stress-relief Short Description: Ali C is New York City’s first professional cuddler. She runs Cuddle U NYC out of her studio apartment downtown and charges $80 for an hour-long cuddle session. Ali’s cuddles are based on a re-parenting therapy rooted in nurturing touch. Long Description: As technology becomes evermore present in all our lives, People are getting far less face time and human interaction than ever before. Ali C., runs a business out of her apartment where she offers cuddle sessions to New Yorkers. Ali says many people find it strange that someone would go cuddle with a complete stranger, but what they don’t understand is that cuddling is actually rooted in touch therapy and a technique called inner bonding, developed by Dr. Margaret Paul. People always assume that there’s something odd about touching someone you don’t know, but in reality the cuddle is completely nonsexual. Ali even has a screening process where she looks at the client’s online profiles and talks to them on the phone before ever letting them come over for the cuddle. She does this to weed out an potential clients who might have those kinds of sexual intentions. There are a number of reasons why someone would sign up for a cuddle session. They may be going through a breakup, lost a loved one, or just going through a stressful time in their life. The client in this film, Rachel, is a friend of mine who had recently gone through a breakup and was interested in having a cuddle session. Ali says her work stems from a long history of feeling like she was able to nurture people well. As a teenager, Ali volunteered in a convalescent home where she would spend time with people who were wheel-chair bound or had Huntington’s or Parkinson’s disease. Ali worked in web design and social media marketing before she founded her snuggle business four months ago. So far Ali has had more than 40 cuddle sessions, and people keep coming back for more.

Timing is everything. So what time is it now? Clive Mayhew was this month’s Lunchtime Learning guest speaker who opened his session at Alive’s campus on “The Next Big Thing” by saying: “20 years ago Cisco told me many of the same things that I’ll be telling you here today. But this time it’s different’. Now the timing is right” As a man who knows a lot about the good fortune of timing, Clive led the first browser battle of the 1990’s at the helm of Netscape during their market inception and domination. So what has changed this time around to make the fantasies of decades past, a commercial and social reality? It all comes down to the convergence of technology, Clive states. Now more than ever, the network of connected people, devices and ideas is at a tipping point and is ripe for mainstream change. The three ripest sectors There are countless industries which are taking advantage of the modern, connected world but according to Clive, the biggest disruption will come from within: 1. Preventative Health With an ageing and widening global population, we can’t afford not to invest in the future of our citizens or there will be more people in care than there will be able to provide treatment. Speaking from personal experience, Clive described what our unsustainable lifestyle cost him personally and professionally. 2. Crowdfunding “When we needed the banks most, they turned their backs on us” Clive stated with conviction. He believes that the exponential growth of crowdfunding as well as the emerging crowd-lending services available will soon outweigh the traditional banking and government sectors who a holding their purse strings tight. 3. Software as a Service As we watched Clive’s cleaner rake leaves from the lawn of his investment property up north from his Dropcam’s LIVE stream, Clive told us his views on how the devices making up the internet of things is driving the opportunities for cloud computing and software as a service. This area, he believes has been the most hyped (for over 20 years) however, in his opinion, is the most ripe. Who cares about the next biggest thing? Throughout Clive’s engaging presentation he made a point not to approach this topic as an investor or even an agency like Alive who will be designing the solutions made possible by what he was discussing. Instead, he carved the room into three groups representing self, organisation & society and stimulated the discussion from the users’ perspective and what all this will mean for the world. Clive believes we are all affected by the next big thing and this is a truly exciting time where we will all see major shifts in the quality of lives we are able to lead. The highlight video of Clive’s discussion can be viewed HERE and if you would like to attend the next Lunchtime Learning session at the Alive campus, please email your expression of interest to lachie@alivemobile.com