Minh cong Blog: Youtube daily which Jul 24 2018

Hi, today I am at the National WBENC conference

where business owners from

all over the country are converging

upon the city of Detroit

to really,

really focus on the role

of women in business

and diversity within

the corporate pipeline

and other things like that.

And one of the cool experiences

that I've had since I've been here,

day one basically at this conference,

is I got to go to

a great talk

by Disney

and the talk was the Disney Experience:

Leading With Values,

and I want to share

with you what their very first

slide of this presentation said

because it really

ties into something that I think is super important

and that is, "Disney's consistent

business results are driven

by strategically focusing

on certain business functions

and opportunities which companies

often fail to see the

value and potential of

and that is a key source

of what differentiates us.

We have learned to be intentional

where others may be

unintentional." Now,

one of the

things they went on

to talk about in this idea

of being intentional versus unintentional,

there's a lot of things,

but one of the things was

how Walt Disney exemplified

in his leadership this

idea that maybe he was an overmanager

and she was differentiating this

as being an overmanager

versus

a micromanager.

Now, I don't know what the exact

definitions of overmanaging versus

micromanaging are,

but what I could tell you is what I

see it as,

and based in this concept of intentionality.

So, micromanaging is

when you literally are

over somebody's back,

telling them what to do,

not letting them think for themselves,

not giving them the freedom

to work on a problem

and solve it of their own volition,

and using their own brain,

and not to be able to have the freedom

to do the work in the way

that best suits them as long as it

gets done.

That is my sort of version

of micromanaging.

The difference with overmanaging

is really,

though, taking

and saying what is the experience

or what is the situation

that we're trying to be

excellent in?

And how can we look at

all the details of that

and improve upon them?

So,

what was the experience that he

was doing? It was the boat. What's that called?

So,

in this example they were

talking about when Walt Disney went

on the Jungle Cruise which is at actually

Disney Land,

and the guy who was in charge

of that, when Walt Disney

got off the boat he was not happy,

and he said,

"This was supposed to be a seven minute ride.

It was only four and a half minutes,

and this experience was really

horrible because I wasn't able

to enjoy

or understand what was really happening in this

experience because it was just so fast."

And there's more to it than that,

but that's the gist,

right? And so,

his leader who was responsible for that

ride said, "Let's go

and you show me all the things that you'd

like to see in this." And so Walt Disney

went on that ride with him.

They spent an hour at least,

and he told him every single

detail of how he wanted

that to be.

And in the course of doing that what

ended up happening was

he took back that information

and created that seven minute experience

based on Walt Disney's expectations

and his overmanaging

the situation.

Now,

the key to this,

though, is once Walt Disney told

his leader what he wanted,

he stepped away

and let him create it,

let him do it.

He had three weeks to

figure it all out, and when Walt Disney

got back on that ride,

took the ride around again,

he was happy

because everything that he wanted was implemented.

The micromanaging would have been if he

would have been standing there every step of the way

and said, "No, no, do it this way.

Wait, what have you dont this,

have you done this, have you done this." That's the

micromanaging. The overmanaging was really saying,

"Here's what my

every single iota of expectation

is, and this is exactly what my

vision is.

Now, I'm going to trust you to go make

it happen." And so,

you know, that I think is one of the key

differentiators that Disney

brings to the table,

is that,

that's how they create excellence

in their product.

That is why they are a market leader.

That is why everybody knows

to expect,

when you go to Disney,

to have a great experience,

but because

they have this culture

of overmanaging

but not micromanaging.

So,

I really loved this.

It really resonated

with me. And I think it resonates

with people especially if you feel like

you've been micromanaged in the past,

but there is that balance,

right? So,

I would love to hear your experience

with this. Have you been overmanaged

or micromanaged in the past?

How did it make you feel?

I'd love to hear your experiences

with this in the comments.

Thanks for watching.

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Solid hardwood vs engineered hardwood: Which is better for your home? - Duration: 6:43.

In this video we look at the differences between solid hardwood and engineered

hardwood flooring and which ones you should choose. That's starting right now.

Welcome to Homebuyer's School brought

to you by Brookfield Residential.

Hi everyone, I'm Karl Yeh, welcome to another Homebuyer's School video, a

channel where you get the latest strategies tactics and tips from home

buying experts, and remember if this

is your first time on this channel and you want to get the latest strategies

from the experts, hit the subscription button below, hit the little notification

bell so you don't miss anything. So today I'm joined by Deborah Armstrong, senior

interior designer with Brookfield Residential, and the topic that we're

gonna cover today is solid hardwood flooring versus engineered hardwood

flooring, which is best for me? So Deborah, what's the difference between

the two? I think that's the first question, and then how do I choose between them?

Exactly, so the difference between the two is on solid hardwood is a solid piece of

hardwood so it's the-- if it's a maple for example it is maple all the

way through and through. Engineered however, I have a piece here,

is you have a thinner layer on top of the real hardwood. In this case it's oak

and then underneath you have several layers of a other wood different woods

here going different ways so you're-- the grains are going this way then this

way and crisscrossing all the way through and glued and compressed very

tightly. The benefit of this is that it will not

shrink and expand due to humidity. So that's one of the reasons why

you would pick this especially in Calgary, Edmonton areas where our

temperatures change drastically especially in our winters, things dry out,

you're going to get that gapping if it was real hardwood. Whereas

engineered, if you have your humidity set right, that's very important with any

hardwood you won't get that shrink-- that dry shrinkage, so it won't

dry out, okay. The other reason being for the

engineered is now we can get wider planks when you use a solid you can

get up to maybe four inches maximum, no more.

We can get up to a seven and a half eight inch wide with engineered and

we're saving trees.

So how are you saving trees? Like is it just because--

Because we're using--instead of a solid thickness now of that tree--we're

using a thin layer--

of the tree--? Is it multiple-- different types of wood

for the entire piece?

Yes these are like ply woods and

different types of woods that are put together that are that aren't like

regular hardwood, like your maple or your oak. So yeah, things like that

you're using a much more economical wood underneath.

So say for like scratches

still engineered much better than--?

Nope, they're the exact same, because

it's the surface so with the solid piece if it's all core maple it's that on

top just as this is, this is the same on top. Now people say well you know I--

with solid I can you know finish it many times over-- um no not really.

You can do it about the exact same as this because when you're using a solid,

it is nailed down into the tounging root, so you can only sand down as far as

that interface and that's about three millimeters the same as what this would

be, so you can refinish both of these products, solid and an engineered,

the exact same amount of times.

Oh I guess that was one of the questions I

had too is that I was thinking with a solid you could sand it down.

Nope, there's that little nail there and you can't.

So is there a point

where whether it's solid or engineered you shouldn't be sanding anymore you

just replace it?

Exactly, okay, and you know in a lifetime when you're in that

home for 25 years you're very rarely gonna be sanding down three times most

people maybe get one and then it's time to change because things have

changed, styles have changed so you're wanting to change it.

Yeah, so how often--

let's say like I was living in a house for 20 years-- how often would you

change your hardwood?

If it's really-really worn,

stained or scratched yes, and just maybe it's time to redecorate

if you've been in the room of that long and that's when you want to do it.

So what are the benefits of using-- you know if you've talked about using

engineered hardwood, what are the benefits of using solid hardwood?

There really is no benefits over engineered. There is none.

You're gonna have the same way layered, you get all the different same

finishes and in fact engineered is-- you're gonna have more options with

engineered because you're gonna get those wider planks that everyone wants

to do today. No one wants to stick with those little boards anymore,

two-and-a-half, two and three quarter inch boards.

And I would assume--

how are the prices, the same?

Yes, they're relatively the same.

Okay, great.

And again like you said it was perfect for climates such as Calgary and

Edmonton where-- so are you saying like if you use a solid hardwood like if

in like a terrible winter and then you know great summer the floorboards

actually shrink and then there's bigger holes in between them?

Yeah, in between you get that gaping so little crumbs will fall down in there if

you've got pets or dogs you know, kids, everyday household, you're gonna see

those little crumbs in there come summertime when humidity comes back

again, sometimes they can get-- if it's not installed right-- you can get

buckling because they're now expanding with that moisture so the floors can

just heave up a little bit.

Oh so you see an actual like a little--

--Dip yes, where the seams if you get too much humidity. You see--

and with the engineered that is not a problem.

Perfect, anything else to add?

No I think we've covered everything.

Perfect. So the

question I have for you is, have you installed hardwood or engineered in your

house and tell us why? Let us know in the comments section below.

Thank you very much for joining us and we'll catch you next time.

That's another edition of

Homebuyer's School. Tune in next time

for more expert tips and tricks, and visit

homebuyerschool.ca to bring you one

step closer to finding your dream home.

As with everything, it would be great if you

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us know if you have any home buying

questions you want us to answer.

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MELANIA GETS LAST MINUTE 'SECRET MESSAGE' FROM QUEEN WHICH MAKES MICHELLE FURIOUS - Duration: 5:01.

Melania Trump is back on the world stage as she accompanies President Donald Trump for

a one week trip to Europe.

Most important on the stops for FLOTUS will be her visit with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor

Castle.

The Queen remembers the many snafus by former First Lady Michelle Obama, and so the British

Monarch just sent Melania a "secret message" which makes Michelle furious.

Ahead of the Trump's trip to Europe, the British press was reeling with numerous reports

about the first meeting between President Donald Trump and Queen Elizabeth II.

This may seem like not such a big deal to Americans, but for foreign relations with

our British ally, the stakes couldn't be higher.

Luckily, Trump's secret weapon is his first lady, who is from Europe and understands how

they do things on that side of the pond.

We can't forget the British press going nuts over Barack and Michelle Obama's breach

of etiquette on several occasions when they visited with the Queen.

Time Magazine reported back in 2009, "The rules are set in stone, and so the eagerly

watching British media sputtered when the First Lady of the United States, Michelle

Obama, briefly put her hand on the back of Queen Elizabeth II as the two chatted at a

reception.

Etiquette is quite stern about this ('Whatever you do, don't touch the Queen!')."

Barack Obama himself stepped into it when he launched into a long speech as "God Saves

The Queen" started to play.

Immediately, all guests at the state dinner stood at attention as the former president

continued bloviating.

It was truly cringe-worthy.

Even the mainstream media had to report on it.

So you can see where the leftist press will be just waiting for President Trump or Melania

to commit some type of error.

Well, the Queen seems to be on Trump's side, or at least she doesn't want any international

incident.

The British Monarch went through back channels to ensure Melania received a message about

everything she needs to know.

How do we know?

Trump's Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Robert Wood Johnson, was that back channel.

Sky News reported, "Mr. Johnson was asked by Sky's Kay Burley whether the itinerary

would include seeing the Queen."

He replied, "Yes, yes, I mean he has to see the head of state.

Putting his foot on British soil, it's job one, it's very important, very symbolic.

Meeting Her Majesty is the most important thing, because she's the head of state,

and from then on, it'll be what the president wants to do."

Other reports include Johnson taking the mystery out of what the proper etiquette would be,

and since he works for Trump, there is no doubt Mr. Johnson was given the advice directly

from Buckingham Palace.

The U.K. Express reports, "Despite her important post of First Lady of the United States, there

are numerous rules Melania will have to follow when she meets the Queen.

She will be expected to curtsey or bow her head.

Melania should only shake hands with the Queen if she offers it, however, as her Majesty

shouldn't be touched."

Then there's the other rule the Obamas didn't follow.

The correct address to the Queen is "Your Majesty" and subsequently, Ma'am pronounced

like "ham."

She will also have to arrive early as guests should always arrive before a royal.

Further royal rules to follow include taking the Queen's lead.

Melania will have to wait for the Queen to address her and for the Queen to sit before

she does.

The Obamas were seen walking in front of the Queen with the palace courtiers shaking their

heads.

Already the American press is ramping up, hoping for disaster.

NBC News posted an article titled, "Trump is set to meet the queen.

Here's what he shouldn't do."

They go on to report, "As Donald Trump prepares to make his first visit to the United Kingdom

as president, one moment could outshine all others: his meeting with the queen."

"He's a massive Anglophile and he'll want to impress," Camilla Tominey, a royal

expert and the political editor of The Sunday Express newspaper, told NBC News.

"I don't think he's going to want to put a foot wrong."

It's great to know the Queen is secretly wishing the Trumps well and is even sending

them special instructions to Trump's ambassador.

Sure, our state department has notes on how the president should act in certain cultures

abroad, but this time the Queen went out of her way to make sure POTUS and FLOTUS don't

end up like the Obamas.

The mainstream media won't be forgiving, and they'll try to embarrass especially

Melania.

We can only guess how furious Michelle Obama will be after Melania hits a home run thanks

to the graciousness of the Queen.

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Sykes: Degree To Which GOP Has Adjusted Their Morality For Trump's Extraordinary | MTP Daily | MSNBC - Duration: 4:23.

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Love Island's Dani's devastating words to 'liar' Jack which could split couple - Daily News - Duration: 4:40.

</form> Love Island power couple Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham are on the brink of breaking up

Heartbroken Dani is still reeling from the dramatic lie detector results and can't see a way forward

After their explosive argument the pair vent alone, but it doesn't look like they will get back on track anytime soon

Speaking to the girls, Dani brutally insists: "I can't be with a liar." Dani can't get over Jack's love rat past but admits she wants to be "that girl" that will change him for the better

Speaking in the Beach Hut, Dani says: "I'm just so upset with him right now. I just think I've never had to walk away from a situation but he wasn't listening to a word I had to say

He was just being so defensive of it all. "I just want him to understand where I'm coming from

I'm p***** off with him and I never am. I'm just hurt, I am hurt with Jack." Alex lends Jack, who confesses he is "upset and angry" with accusations he will cheat on Dani, a shoulder to cry on

Jack realises that he won't be able to set Dani straight until he leaves the villa - perhaps hinting that he may walk to save their relationship

Read More Love Island latest The tension is still palpable as the Islanders head to bed for the evening and the couple clash in bed

Jack says: "You're doing the worst thing you could possibly do by saying 'don't be with me then

" Dani replies: "Obviously because you're upsetting me, you keep making me feel like it's my fault

" Apologising, Jack says: "You went about it wrong, I'm sorry, and then you stormed off, I've never stormed off from you

" Getting muggy, Dani adds: "Maybe you deserve better then." Losing his rag, Jack replies: "That is the most dramatic thing I've ever heard

" "Go away," screams Dani as she draws and end to their heated argument. For the first time since they've been in the villa Dani and Jack don't have a cuddle at night

Dani acknowledges her own faults and decides she is ready to speak to Jack to settle their differences

As they come face to face, Jack says: "I understand why you were upset about being tempted outside

I understand why you were a bit upset about that. But I haven't actually done anything

" Dani responds: "I know you haven't, I never said you had done anything though. It just upset me the whole situation why that one come up, I couldn't understand why

Why you'd be unfaithful on the outside? "Because me and you have been so good in here that when that question came up of course I'm going to think 'what?' Of all the questions, I don't care about any of the other ones

That one is so important to me." Offering Dani some reassurance, Jack insists: "The only thing I can say to you is that when we leave, you'll see that you have nothing to worry about, you really have got nothing to worry about

But essentially, I love you, want to be with you, and I want to have a family. That's what I want out of us two and I'm so happy that I've found it

" Is this the end for Jack and Dani? Or can they work their way through this row? *Love Island airs tonight on ITV2 at 9pm

For more infomation >> Love Island's Dani's devastating words to 'liar' Jack which could split couple - Daily News - Duration: 4:40.

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✅ Love Island fans BLAST recoupling twist which sees Dr Alex George 'safe' from being dumped as boys - Duration: 2:05.

Love Island fans are raging that the next recoupling will see the boys pick, thinking Dr Alex George will be safe from being dumped from leaving the villa

Alex sparked a backlash using Wednesday's episode, after he grew distant from partner Alexandra Cane before wanting to cool things off

Alexandra has since moved on to pursue new boy Paul, while Alex is interested in new Laura, Laura Crane. But the latest recoupling, which is rumoured to lead to Sam and Georgia's departure from the show, sees the boys choose

Each boy will choose a girl to couple up with, meaning Alex is likely to be safe from being dumped. It will depend on which boy goes first as to who each male islander will end up with, with fans already making their predictions

Fans have now confessed the format as left them annoyed, believing Alex should leave the villa. One viewer said: "Why is Dr

Alex getting another opportunity to recouple with someone else?" Another said: "Why are the boys picking? Is it cos they know none of the girls will pick the doctor?" A third commented: "Nooo why are the boys choosing? I want Alex to leave

" This was echoed by another fan who said: "Boys pick for tomorrow's recouping so Alex is safe AGAIN?!" Viewers will have to tune into Love Island on Thursday to find out who couples up with who

For more infomation >> ✅ Love Island fans BLAST recoupling twist which sees Dr Alex George 'safe' from being dumped as boys - Duration: 2:05.

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Katie Price 'selling mansion' which costs £10,000 a month to maintain to 'recover money' - Video - Duration: 3:03.

Just days after it was reported that Katie Price was having to flog her beloved farmyard animals, the former glamour model is having to sell her house in her latest attempt to battle debts, reports suggest

The Sun Online reports that her Surrey mansion costs Katie around £10,000 a month to maintain

With "two charges and a bankruptcy notice" against the property, Celebrity Big Brother winner Katie is reportedly selling her luxurious home

A source told Daily Star Sunday: "Katie's having to sell her home to recover money

I don't know how much change she'll see from the sale… as there's charges on it, plus tax owed

" The mansion cost Katie, 40, a staggering £1.3 million when she purchased it in 2014

It is believed she took out a second mortgage for the property two years ago. The publication continues to report that a bankruptcy notice was filed on the house in 2016, meaning action against the singer, planning to release her first solo album, had been "pending," but did not make her bankrupt

Katie's house includes a two bedroom annexe, stables, a tennis court, a swimming pool, and 12 acres of land

She recently gave fans a glimpse of her home, featuring on Through The Keyhole back in February

The beauty was made to defend her house after appearing on the show, after viewers branded it "a s**thole," following witnessing horse poo on the driveway

She said: "I said to them to give me two more weeks as we are having it renovated

It will look completely different, but you guys didn't want to wait… So now we can redo it

"I didn't even clear up, I just said 'Let 'em film it out here. You get used to [the horse poo] — it's a farm — it's smelly

" OK! Online has contacted a representative for Katie for comment on this story

For more infomation >> Katie Price 'selling mansion' which costs £10,000 a month to maintain to 'recover money' - Video - Duration: 3:03.

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Selling TPMS: Which TPMS tool is right for my customer? - Duration: 1:50.

hello Sheila Stevens here from ATEQ TPMS tools. We're very excited to

announce our newest series called "Selling TPMS" and the best way we feel to

sell TPMS is to know the differences between the different tools so that way

you know the functions and features and you can figure out what is best for your

customer. So let's go ahead and get started. The VT31 is a TPMS sensor

reader and activator and this is a great tool for a front counter servicemen to

check TPMS sensor information before they work on a vehicle. The VT36 is an

up-dateable TPMS tool that has the ability to read, activate, and program TPMS

sensors; it can also look up to sensor part numbers and has test key fob

functionality. The VT56 is an up-dateable TPMS diagnostic tool,it is your all-in-one

TPMS solution for small to large volume shops. The tool has many powerful

features that are unlike any tool on the market such as the VIN scan barcode

reader, and provides the best OE-compliant OBD relearn coverage

including Asian, European, and domestic vehicles.

If you go to our website in the "news" section, you'll see the "selling TPMS" and

"which tools should I choose" section of the website, and that will give you a

comparison chart so you can compare the V31 the VT36 and the VT56, and from

there, we hope you can make a good decision on what tool to recommend to

your customers, so, thank you so much for watching, and for more information

about us, please go to our website at ateq-tpms.com.

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Which Way North, Great North Museum - Duration: 1:47.

This is the North, well a part of it anyway. This is the Great North Museum.

This is part of the Great Exhibition of the North in the Great North Museum. It's called Which Way North.

and instead of answering the question with a compass they've brought together over 200 objects that show how our

inventors artists and scientists have shaped the world.

This is an original marine chronometer

created by John Harrison that helped to solve the problem of longitude.

"They didn't have google maps back then."

"It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a glider."

This is the spacesuit of Helen Sharman, the first British astronaut and the first woman to visit the MIR Space Station.

This is Doctor Who's sonic screwdriver.

There's paintings by Hockney and Carrington, George Stubbs, and this is Damien Hirst's

"Shark in a box."

This is the last piano John Lennon ever played.

There's pioneering fashion.

"Ho, ho, ho."

There's this,

and this,

and these ,

and this,

and...

There's a lot of stuff alright. Go and see it all.

This is a turtle wristwatch in the gift shop of the Great North Museum. It is not a part of the Which Way North exhibition.

You

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Family say extension was ruined by paint which 'smells of cat wee' - Duration: 6:45.

A family say their dream extension to their home has been ruined by B&Q paint which smells of cat wee when the weather heats up

Jenny Ballard and her husband Paul splashed out more than £35,000 to create an open plan living room in the downstairs of their home in Colchester, Essex

The couple started work back in May and it was going perfectly until they decided to spend £80 on seven-and-a-half litres of 'the perfect white' Valspar paint from B&Q for the finishing touches

Their builders coated the walls of the extension on Monday July 9 but by the Friday Mrs Ballard noticed a strange smell

She initially wondered if one of her two dogs was responsible for having an accident - but to her horror she realised it was the paint that was producing the horrible scent

Mrs Ballard claims the smell is like cat urine and becomes so unbearable when the weather is warm that the family are refusing to spend time in the room and go upstairs instead

She has also felt too embarrassed to let friends come into the house to see the finished job which should have added significant value to their £280,000 three-bedroom semi-detached home

Mrs Ballard said: 'The smell is unbearable - it's so bad that none of us want to be in the room together

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From rustling sweet wrappers in cinemas to those ¿sorry you. Share this article Share 'Our building work had all gone so well - it was almost too good to be true and then this happened

It's just heartbreaking.'The couple, who have two children, Molly, 19, and Layla, 11, were initially left bemused as to what was causing the urinal smell

She added: 'The paint actually looks lovely - I can't fault the finish but oh, that smell

'I was checking the floor for wee but it was on the Thursday that I was cleaning the windows and my face was close to the walls that I then realised what it was

'I told Paul and he said "don't be stupid" and we were both stood there sniffing the walls and realised what it was

'The catering manager went back to B&Q to complain about the product which she had chosen because it boasts that it is scrubbable and stain resistant

She was put on the phone to a representative of Valspar pain, which is made by B&Q, and was told that the problem occurs in about one in 100,000 jobs

B&Q has since offered to pay £100 compensation as well as paying for the builders to return to carry out the repair work needed

She added: 'I was told that it was due to the walls being porous and the weather conditions but we painted on to new plaster and an old wall yet both smell of cats' wee

'The chap from Valspar described it is a "ghost smell" - whatever that means - I think he was just hoping to spin me a line

'It's got to be the worst £80 we have ever spent. The extension has been ruined and £100 compensation is an insult

'Mrs Ballard and insurance worker Paul will now have to splash out on stain blocking paint in a bid to 'seal in' the smell before re-painting the walls in the hope that the stench can be banished

She said: 'It stinks from the moment you walk into the house,'The mum of one of Layla's friends called round and I was itching to show her round the new house but I was too embarrassed to let her in because of the smell

'We've tried putting a dehumidifier in the room but that doesn't help.'A spokesman for B&Q said: 'In very exceptional circumstances, paint may emit an unpleasant odour when used on walls that are particularly porous, and where the wall is exposed to excessive heat or direct sunlight

'This is an issue known within the global paint industry - we are in contact with Mrs Ballard and are investigating

For more infomation >> Family say extension was ruined by paint which 'smells of cat wee' - Duration: 6:45.

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Can you tell which royal just took part in Changing of the Guard? - Duration: 4:17.

Can you tell which royal just took part in Changing of the Guard? Prince SÃ©bastien proudly participated in the ceremony July 23, 2018 - 09:54 BST Ainhoa Barcelona A young royal took part in the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, but no one realised it was him! See the photos Leave a comment It's not every day a royal stands guard at Buckingham Palace

But last week, Prince Sébastien of Luxembourg had the honour of taking part in the traditional ceremony as flag-bearer of the 1st Batallion Irish Guards

His parents Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa watched with pride as their youngest son and fifth child participated in one of Britain's most iconic attractions, whereby the Queen's guard hands over responsibility for protecting Buckingham Palace and St

James's Palace to the new guard. The family's official Instagram page shared photos of the trio after Thursday's ceremony

The pictures, taken inside Buckingham Palace, were captioned: "The Grand Ducal Couple and their youngest son Prince Sébastien after the Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Buckingham Palace that took place on Thursday July 19

The dog is the regiment's mascot." Sébastien with his parents Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa

Copyright: Cour grand-ducale Sébastien looked handsome in his military uniform, holding his traditional bearskin cap, which is 18 inches tall and weighs 1

5 pounds. The royal is currently stationed at Hounslow Barracks in London with the 1st Battalion Irish Guards as a troop commander and, on occasions like this, a standard bearer

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Copyright: Cour grand-ducale The 26-year-old graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in August 2017, qualifying as an officer cadet – the same prestigious academy that Prince William, Prince Harry and Prince Michael of Kent attended, as well as Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, King Abdullah II of Jordan and his son Crown Prince Hussein

Sébastien also followed in the footsteps of his father the Grand Duke and his older brothers Prince Guillaume and Prince Felix

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His parents Henri and Maria Teresa have four older children: Henri's heir, Prince Guillaume, 36, Prince Felix, 34, Prince Louis, 31, and Princess Alexandra, 27

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Pictured, the captain of duck boat which sank in Missouri, killing 17 - Duration: 11:33.

Smiling warmly for the camera and giving thrilled youngsters the chance to take the wheel, these are the first pictures of the duck boat captain whose vessel sank in a deadly Missouri storm, killing 17 people, including nine from the same family

Kenneth Scott McKee, 51 - known as Captain Scott - escaped the tragedy last Thursday night on Table Rock Lake, near Branson, with minor injuries

Survivors have said they were told not to worry about putting on life jackets as the amphibious vehicle operated by Ride The Ducks Branson was lashed by intense winds and 4ft waves

The U.S. Coast Guard lifted the 33ft, WWII-era craft to the surface Monday as state attorneys examine whether criminal acts were committed

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Investigators hope the on-board camera footage has survived being submerged in 80ft of water

They will also look at what procedures were in place for operating in bad conditions and how much McKee knew about the sudden thunderstorm which was subject to a severe weather advisory around 30 minutes earlier

The veteran mariner, who has worked there for the past 16 years, has not spoken publicly about the horrifying incident which claimed the lives of nine members of the same family

But speaking to DailyMail.com outside her home in Verona, Missouri, his mother Marie McKee insisted her son was not to blame

'I know it's not his fault,' she told DailyMail.com. 'I've ridden in those boats. All those drivers down there are excellent

We've been there more than once.'The 75-year-old said she was yet to speak to her son about the accident, described in official documents as a 'swamping

''It sunk. It did not capsize. It went up, it went down, it got another wave of water over it and it sunk,' she added

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Gravity is going to do that. The only thing I know is that if you want to talk to anyone about it, you're gonna have to talk to them [Ride the Ducks Branson]

'McKee's name was listed as a 'driver' on a drowning incident report released by the Missouri State Highway Patrol

However it's understood that he was responsible for the boat on water while its driver on dry land was former chauffeur Bob Williams, 73, who was among those who drowned

Williams is described as an 'occupant' on the same report that lists all 31 people who were on board the aging Stretch Duck Seven

It was built in 1944 and last passed an inspection in February. The document states that McKee suffered minor injuries but it is not known if he was taken to the hospital for treatment

Ride The Ducks appears to have more than a dozen captains at any one time and all of them have to be certified by the Coast Guard

A biography on the firm's website describes McKee as a Chicago native who grew up on a farm in the rural Missouri town of Verona, about 40 miles northwest of Branson with a population of 619

The page says McKee was previously a captain on the Polynesian Princess tourist boat and worked for the Sammy Lane Boat Line in Branson doing pirate cruises

He 'enjoys boating, canoeing, camping and travelling,' the now-deleted profile adds

Visitors have posted a string of positive reviews on Tripadvisor about Captain Scott, who like all his counterparts, adopts a fun pseudonym and acts as a local tour guide and historian

In several photos posted to the site McKee can be seen allowing children to momentarily sit at the vehicle's controls for cute photo ops

17 KILLED IN DUCK BOAT TRAGEDY WHEN SEVERE STORMS SANK THE VESSEL IN BRANSON, MISSOURI Seventeen people were killed on Thursday night when a Ride the Ducks duck boat capsized during a severe storm over the Table Rock Lake in Branson, Missouri

Among them were a hero grandmother, a 'community legend' football coach and a recently baptized 15-year-old boy

Nine members of one family were also killed, with another two managing to survive the horrific ordeal

THE COLEMAN FAMILY Nine of the 11 members of the Coleman family who boarded the boat on Thursday were killed, including four children under the age of 10

Horace 'Butch' Coleman, 70, the family patriarch, was remembered on social media as a 'community legend', who spent more than 40 years volunteering in his local area

His wife, Belinda Coleman, 69, and his brother, Irving Raymond Coleman, 76, were also killed, as were Belinda's cousins, Angela Coleman, 45, and Glenn Coleman, 40

Angela's two-year-old son Maxwell died in the tragic accident, as did Glenn's sons Evan, 7, and Reece, 9, and his one-year-old daughter Arya

STEVE AND LANCE SMITHChristian church deacon Steve Smith, 53, and his 15-year-old son Lance also drowned when the boat capsized on Thursday

Smith's daughter, Loren, survived, and his wife Pamela was not on the boat.A family friend wrote on Twitter Pamela had decided to go shopping instead of joining her family on board the doomed boat

BILL ASHER AND ROSE HAMMANBill Asher, 69, and his girlfriend Rose Hamman, 68, were also identified as among the dead by friends on Facebook on Friday afternoon

Bill and Rose had been on a week-long holiday in Branson, and had spent their last evening away on the duck boat, friend Mary Ogborn Kientzy said

LESLIE DENNISONGrandmother Leslie Dennison, 64, was on the boat with her 12-year-old granddaughter Alicia

Her son Todd said on Thursday his daughter, who is recovering in hospital, said she could feel Leslie pushing her up as the boat filled with water

'She said her grandmother saved her,' he told the paper. Leslie is being mourned as a 'true hero'

ROBERT 'BOB' WILLIAMSRobert 'Bob' Williams, 73, was driving the boat when it went down in Table Rock Lake

Williams worked for Ride the Ducks, the boat tour company which owned the vessel, but had previously worked as a pastor

Friends and family paid tribute to him on Friday as a God-fearing family man. WILLIAM AND JANICE BRIGHT William and Janice Bright, aged 65 and 63, had been in Branson celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary on Thursday

The couple have three daughters and 16 grandchildren - their 17th was on the way.

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