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Hi, my name is Victor Sho, and this is my assistant Oscar Acevedo, and we are going to teach you a beginner level of how to combine a step to a bass beat. So we're going to start off teaching you the bass beat and then Oscar will always do the bass beat. And I will you another step, which is just one step routine that you will do one at a time and then together. Alright? So, we start off with our bass beat. What we're going to do is do a single stomp with our right leg, and then you go onto your left and do a hand clap. Okay? So you're going to go boom, boom clap. Five, six, seven, and right, left right. Five, six, seven, and right, left, right. Then you're going to go right, left clap, boom, bop. Right, left clap, right stomp, right thigh. So it goes five, six, seven, and. So now you're going to add your left stomp and another hand clap right after that. So it's going to go boom, boom bop, boom, bop, boom, bop. After we do this phrase right here, five, six, seven, and [dances], you're going to do another single stomp right here, another left single stomp, and a clap. Do another hand clap. Okay? So let's combine that right there. So you're going to go boom, boom clap, boom, bop, boom, bop. Boom, boom, bop. Cool? So now, right now, you've got to understand that we just, our last stomp was on our left leg but we're going to do another stomp on the left leg to now clap over the right and then under the right. Okay? So it's going to go, let's take it from here. Boom, boom bop, boom, clap, clap. Okay? So let's combine that all together. So it should sound something like this. So it should go boom, boom bop, boom, bop, boom, bop. Boom, boom bop, boom, bop, bop. Okay? And then we're going to do this one more time. So now we loop it, yeah? So this right leg is up and you're just going to use that next stomp to start it all over again. And it's just going to go boom, boom bop, boom, bop, boom, bop. Boom, boom bop, boom, bop, bop, and finish, boom. So now, that is our bass beat. And it sounds pretty much like this. Five, six, five, six, five, six, seven, and [dances]. And that's your bass beat. So now we're going to add the actual step that we need to learn to combine with this bass beat. You ready? Here we go. We stomp with our left leg, and clap over our right and then under our right. We Full playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLALQuK1NDrj1Kl-cv_lXXqoHK4FN_ClY - - Want to stomp with our right leg and clap over our left and then under our left. And the beat goes boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop. One more time. Five, six, seven, and a [dances]. Okay? So right now you're going to stomp this leg right here, boom, and then clap with your hand. Okay? Then you're going to go, to combine it together it's going to go boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom, clap. Okay? And then you're going to take a stomp with your right leg, boom, and hit both your thighs with your hands, bop. So it's going to go five, six, seven, and boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom, bop. Boom, bop. To finish that off you're going to stomp with your left leg and clap twice with your hands. Boom, bop, bop. Cool? So let's add that on. So it's going to go boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom, bop. Boom, bop, boom bop. Bop. Okay? So now to finish this you're going to do it one more time again but the ending is going to be a little bit difference. So after you said boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom bop. Boom, bop, boom bop. Bop. You're going to do it one more time. Boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom bop. Boom, bop, boom bop. And now this ending is where the difference comes. You're going to do two doubles and end off with a single. Ba-boom, ba-boom, boom. Once again, after you hit your thighs right here you're going to go right left, right left, right. Okay? So let's combine it, just that second part. So you're going to go boom, bop, bop, boom, bop, bop, boom bop. Boom, bop, boom bop. Ba-boom, ba-boom, boom. Okay? So now when you put it all together for just the step alone it sounds like this. So now we're going to take that step and mix it with the bass beat to create a whole new beat. Are you ready? I'm going to do it slow, in tempo, and then we're done. Here we go. Five, six, five, six, five, six, seven and. And that's how you do it.

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So, in this video I'm gonna talk about how to install your ethernet switch. So, let's say I have my laptop here, and I really want to connect it to my network. So, I'll take a little ethernet cable, and plug it to the laptop; and on the other side, of course, it has to go to my router. Let's, oh no, I'm out of ports on my router. All my ports are already full, because I've connected them to all my other computers. So, what are we gonna do? This is where the ethernet switch comes in handy. As you can see, the ethernet switch just as a bunch of ports on it. So, to connect to the network what I have to do is first, take one of the ports that are already connected to the network, and move them over to the switch. Now, the reason I'm doing that is because I need a free port on my router, so I can connect my switch to it So I'm gonna take another ethernet cable, plug that one in; and then, the other side goes to my router. Now, it doesn't really matter where you connect the cables to, as long as the order is correct. The specific port is of no importance. So, as long as I connected the switch to the router, everything that's connected to the switch, is also connected to the router. Basically, the switch just extends the ports that are on the router. So, now I have to just connect my laptop over to the switch, and I'm done. Everybody's online. The laptop is connected to the switch, the switch is connected to the router, and everything that's connected to both the router and the switch, is on the network. Now, this is a really good trick if you have, for example, another room in your house that has a bunch of computers in it that you wanna connect to your network, not wirelessly, but with an actual cable. This means that you only have to really run one cable over to that room, and then just hook it up to a switch that has more ports.

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Tying a cherry stem into a knot using only your teeth and tongue is a fun skill to have. And it's actually quite easy. Step 1: Show stem to audience Demonstrate to your audience the cherry stem is not already in a knot before placing it in your mouth. Tip A maraschino cherry works better than a fresh one, because its stem has been soaked in liquid, making it easier to manipulate. Step 2: Soften stem Soften the cherry stem with your saliva for a few seconds. Tip You may want to bend the stem a few times or gently chew it to further soften it before attempting to knot it. Step 3: Push down middle of stem Push down on the middle of the stem with the tip of your tongue, so that it bends upward into a "U." Step 4: Form an "X" Using the back of your front teeth as a stabilizer, cross one end of the stem over the other, forming an "X." Step 5: Hold in place & push loop upwards Hold one end of the "X" in place with your teeth while pushing the loop upwards with your tongue towards the free end of the "X." Step 6: Push free end through loop Push the free end of the "X" through the loop using the bottom edge of your available front tooth. Step 7: Release end of stem Once the tip of the stem is through the loop, release the other end of the stem from your teeth. Step 8: Position stem Now position the stem so that the loop is flat against your four front teeth and the tip that is through the loop is pointing out. Step 9: Push end further through loop Push the end of the stem further through the loop until you can't push anymore. Tip If you can't get the knot very tight, use a little sleight of hand as you remove it from your mouth, holding one end with your teeth as you pull on the other end. Step 10: Show it off Voila--you're done! Now put the knot in the palm of your hand and show it off! Did You Know? After actress Sherilyn Fenn pretended to tie a cherry stem with her tongue on the TV show Twin Peaks, co-star Madchen Amick showed the cast and crew that she could actually do it!

So let's talk about good violin songs for beginners. The way I was started when I was a little girl; I started on the Suzuki method which is a very popular method to begin children on playing the violin. What it is is specific songs in books. And there's book one, book two, book three, book four, book five. And there's certain pieces that you have to play in order. But you don't learn them by reading music at first. At first you're playing the tape over and over again in your house. And you're learning it like that, just by ear. So whether you're learning it by ear or whether you're learning it by looking at the music at first the most popular, popular piece to play on the violin is "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star". And what's so great about this piece is that there's lots of variations you can do on it; different rhythms, which is very helpful for children, learning different rhythms. I like to call this rhythm "Mississippi Hotdog". And there's other rhythms like "Stop Listen". Another great song to learn on the violin from the Suzuki method again is "Lightly Row". So it's very important that you learn pieces especially at the beginning. But always that you learn pieces that are at your level. You don't want to go too high because then you'll just get frustrated. You want to wait until you hit the harder pieces when you really really can do them no matter how exciting it is to go faster. So really those two pieces were in Suzuki book one. And I believe in that whole book. It's just terrific for beginners.

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With just a little preparation, you’ll be kissing like an old pro your first time out. Step 1: Make a loose fist out of your left hand and put your right thumb through the opening formed by your left index finger and thumb. The two thumbs will approximate a pair of lips. Step 2: With your clasped hands extended in front of you, practice moving your real lips toward the target. Tilt your head to one side as you make your approach. Step 3: Close your eyes just before you make contact. Step 4: Press your lips against your practice lips very gently at first; this will condition you not to bang a partner’s teeth when you’re kissing in real life. Step 5: Part your lips slightly and alternate pressure as you plant more kisses on and around your practice lips. Step 6: Now let your tongue probe the opening of your practice mouth just the tiniest bit. Tip Never jam your tongue down your partner’s throat! It’s second only to bad breath in things about kissing that gross people out. Step 7: Practice varying your technique. Go faster and then slower; gently and then harder. Occasionally focus on one lip at a time. Nibble their lips. Flick the tip of their tongue with yours. Basically, keep your mouth and tongue moving. Step 8: After you’ve been kissing your hand for a while, sniff it. If it smells bad, take steps to improve your breath before you kiss someone in real life! Daily flossing, rinsing, and brushing (including your tongue!) should do the trick. Did You Know? One study found that people who lean to the left when they’re kissing tend to be less available emotionally than their right-leaning counterparts.

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