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Waching daily Feb 1 2017

You close the client you sign them up. Now, how

do you onboard a client to ensure

success? In this video I'm going to go

through how we onboard clients and what

our kickoff process looks like.

Let's jump into it. So I always start

with a project kickoff and basically

what this is, is it's a an hour-long,

sometimes a half hour long, meeting where

every decision maker on the client's team

comes in and meets with all of the people

that are going to be working on their

account. So normally, it's me and my

co-founder Robert and then some of the

production folks will come on to that

meeting as well. We like to have the

kickoff two weeks after signing. So

people will sign the contract, two weeks

later we have this kickoff meeting. And

the reason why we wait two weeks and we

don't just jump into a project right

away is it gives us a little bit of

buffer time. So let's say

somebody sounds like a huge deal which

for us maybe it's like $20,000

a month or something. Some gigantic deal

where we have to hire. This two weeks

gives us enough buffer room where we can

vet some candidates and hire some people.

It also gives our project managers time

to ramp things up and it gives us time

for project planning.

So right now our marketing strategist

and me, because I run the marketing team as

well are working on 2 reviews and then

we're about to start work on another two

reviews plus one client is about to

start on outreach. That's about five

projects. Four of them are going to take

up about 20 hours of time from Santiago,

from our marketing strategist. So these two

weeks gives us enough time to project

plan that out to figure out how we're gonna

use that time. Do we need to hire another

marketing strategist. How we're

going to stack that up? And on the

client's point of view, they don't mind waiting

the two weeks. Sometimes I think that

this client is not going to wait and almost

always they pressure to start sooner, but

when I explain what I just explained in

this video to them that normally helps them

see the justification for why it is that

two weeks. So that should help you as

well. So before the kickoff what we

normally do is we'll spend an hour,

between one hour and three hours,

figuring out all that we can about the

client's business and goals. The sales

team usually takes a bunch of notes and

they put them in base or they type

them out

somewhere and our marketing strategist,

me and Robert as well we'll be reading

these notes to figure out what is their

core competency. What kind of case

studies do they work with? Who could

their target markets be? Basically,

thinking about all this stuff before we

go in the room so that we're prepared. And

that's all that we really do before the

kickoff besides the project planning

and everything I just talked about. Then

the actual kickoff itself is broken down

into two parts. So here's the kickoff

agenda. Number one is introductions and

number two is the project plans. During

the kickoff what we'll do is I'll run

through the team of the client and

basically each person on the client's team

will say their name and their title.

-Hey, I'm Mark. I'm the founder of

X agency. And then each person

will go through it and then on our team

we'll do the same thing. So I'll say I'm Alex, I'm

the founder at Experiment 27. Robert will

introduce himself. Everyone will

introduce themselves and then we will

make it clear who the point of contact is

going to be. For us normally, it's Istvan who

is our account manager or Robert who is our

head of production. And then the client

will do the same. So whoever there

director of marketing is or their founder,

whoever is going to be on top of us, is

normally introduced at this point. It's a

pretty important thing. And then the

second part of the meeting is the

project plan where we run through

step-by-step what we expect from them

and when it's going to be delivered. And

normally this project plan, the way

that we've done it that's most effective, is

we'll take the contract that they sign

which has a bunch of bullet points of

what we're going to deliver and we'll

break it down into weeks. Week one

is set up interviews with three clients.

Week two is set up directory profiles. Week three

is review current lead generation channel.

Basically, breaking it down by weeks and

by deliverables. This helps stop the client

from continually asking you what's

going on and it decreases refund rates

because it makes sure that everyone

understands what they're buying and what

you're selling.

And once that's all done you get their

buy-in on the plan. You get their buy-in on the

delivery dates. Then you go to the third

part of the kickoff meeting. This is the

last part and I call it the

next steps. So this is whatever the next

thing is that you need to do to get the

project going.

Normally, it's collecting things from the

company itself. So access to all analytics,

platforms and sales decks. That's

what we need. We need names of three clients to

interview. Names of three clients to

provide reviews for directories. An

email address set up if we're gonna do

cold calling or cold emailing and then

dates or times for a weekly call because

we like to do a weekly standup.

And these next steps are also emailed to

the client after and that's the kickoff.

That's basically everything that

goes into it. And this is what... Just

having the kickoffs has increased our

client success rate by a lot. And it's

decreased our refund rate by a lot. It's

another time for us to reiterate exactly

what we're selling and get on the same

page. Especially for us. What I

found is when you start breaking up

sales from production. So normally I

would be the marketing strategist and I'd

be the head salesman. When you break that

up and you have somebody selling and

then somebody else doing production a

lot of times things will get lost in

translation. It's nobody's fault and a

kickoff is a good time to make sure

everybody's on the same page. If you

like this video feel free to like it on

YouTube to encourage this type of content.

Subscribe to this channel for more B2B

sales training. And if you need marketing

support for your digital agency check

out experiment27.com !! I'm Alex

Berman. Thanks! :)

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it's different - Outlaw (feat. Miss Mary) [Lyrics] - Duration: 4:21.

Take a moment right here feel it like it's Top Gear

drivin' towards the sun with a rose and a gun

feel the wind in my hair going nowhere i swear

like an outlaw on the run dangerous but it's so fun

Runnin runnin oh, Hold on dont let go

runnin runnin oh, keep runnin,

told my boss that im done had no luck with my mom

said 'what will u do with your life' u know it's hard to survive

a cigar in my mouth maybe guilty but proud

now im an outlaw on the run dangerous but it's so fun

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How To Properly Stow your SMOVE Stabilizer - Duration: 1:02.

Alright guys here is a tip I want to share with you when it comes to putting away or

storing your SMOVE.

You can simply take this and you will push these in.

They click in and they are stowed.

Then when you click the release and fold the arm down.

If you were to take this and shut it, you hear it click.

But it is not locked in properly.

Okay, you have to pull it to the side and actually come down a little further and it

will actually lock down there.

It's just a little off but that is something that I have been told engineers are already

aware of and have a fix for.

So see now, it's locked into place and that's what you want when you stow your SMOVE in

the bag.

If you like the video please give it a Thumbs Up, and check back for more.

More tips are coming as I keep using this thing.

I tell you what, it's pretty awesome!

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Being Comfortable with being uncomfortable. - Duration: 2:53.

hi everyone and just got a little pop-up

today really quick just some things have

been crossing my mind that being just

out for an hour this morning when I talk

about really and being comfortable with

being uncomfortable and the truth

is it doesn't matter what we want more of

what matters is this and it's that you

want it and that you're now aware of

the discomfort so basically that means

that you're going to get what you want

you to change something right and it's

uncomfortable because this awareness

that we have ermm you know can either

spur you on want into action

you know through love and trust in

yourself or it will hold you back in the

state of suffering and allowing you to dance

you know with that old fear and doubt

and the contrast really between how you

feel in the present and how you feel in

the future is vast

I mean VAST you know if you think of

the vastness of the grand canyon right

and and when this realization you know

hits home i suppose in the ermm {insert : Mission Impossible Music}

so that Mission

Impossible music your task should you

choose to accept it in this moment isn't

to leap across the canyon

it's to decide how you want to feel

because feeling even get a little bit

better with your uncomfortableness will

help you see more of the opportunities

that often to you and hence to follow

and to allow you to make better choices

and we all know that making better

choices is making better actions

it's better life it's not as complicated

really make it just keep it you know

that choosing how you want to feel and

taking action to feel that way more

often and more consistently

and then one day as if by magic you just

find yourself on the end on the other side

of the canyon wondering how did I get here?

well I'll tell you how you got there one

step one feeling at a time that's all I

wanted to say really

and ermm enjoy having a beautiful day

and something that I read recently also

always there from someone I follow on

facebook with knowing how you actually

want to feel is the most potent form

of clarity you can have I just think that

gold so i'll leave you that little gold

nugget

have a wonderful day hi Robert lovely to

see you here

thank you for watching and I'll catch you

soon bye

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5 Super Foods That Boost Memory and Brain Power - Duration: 3:39.

Who doesn't want to have a sharp memory?

It's a desire of you, me, and everybody else.

There are some foods that boost memory at a large extent.

Don't you believe that? Let's try the foods mentioned here.

1. Vitamin E Rich Foods

A study in American Journal of Epidemiology reports that

a decent amount of Vitamin E intake can prevent many brain problems including cognitive decline.

Nuts, almonds, papaya, sunflower seeds, Swiss chard, turnip greens, etc.

are the greatest sources of natural Vitamin E.

2. Green Leafy Vegetables

Green leafy vegetables like Spinach, Collard greens, Brussels sprout and

Broccoli are some great foods that boost memory power.

Especially, Broccoli contains Vitamin K that enhances cognitive function and

significantly boosts memory power.

3. Berries

Berries contain many body friend compounds and

antioxidants that protect your brain from damaging the cells by preventing harmful free radicals.

Several journals also reviewed that the berries are very beneficial and

promote a healthy brain in many ways.

So, you should consume a good amount of berries in order to retain a sharper memory.

4. Whole grains

Eating whole grain helps release glucose gently through the blood stream straight to the brain.

It also helps to keep you focused throughout the day.

Try consuming a decent amount of whole grain foods like

wholegrain bread, wholegrain pasta, whole grain popcorn, cereals, wheat bran, etc.

5. Sea fish

Our body can't produce Essential Fatty Acids.

So, we have to obtain it through our daily diet.

Sea fishes are the great sources of essential fatty acids such as omega-3.

The most recommended oily sea fishes are- salmon, herring, sardines, mackerel, etc.

All these seafood are very effective for your brain to function properly and as well as for your heart.

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How to Create a Lead Magnet that Converts - Duration: 22:56.

Hey there, I'm Mel Abraham, the author of the #1 best-selling book, The Entrepreneur's

Solution and the founder of Thoughtpreneur Academy where we teach you how to brand yourself

as an influencer and market leader so you can have more impact, more income and more

freedom.

And welcome back to this episode of The Entrepreneur's Solutions show and in this episode, we're

going to do something that I think is extremely important to building your influencer network,

to build your influencer business and that is: What does it take to attract qualified

leads?

We're going to talk about something called The Lead Magnet and I'm going to teach you

The Lead Magnet Pillars and I'm going to give you a tool that's called The Magnet Matrix

in this episode.

If you want to get the downloadable action guide with the tool and the template to build

out your lead magnet, just go to MelAbraham.com/session090 and you will get the download link.

And also, if you're not close to your computer or if you happen to be out and about and maybe,

you're at the gym or you're on a run, just text me.

Just me MYLEGACY one word to 38470.

I will send you the download link.

Make sure you get the action guide and you start taking the tools; put them into play.

It's going to make things a whole lot easier.

It's going to accelerate your success.

It's going to elevate your success and make this a whole lot easier.

So, let's jump in.

Let's talk about this whole thing about how do you create a lead magnet.

The 3 keys to a lead magnet that actually attracts and converts and what does it take

and why is this so important is one of the first things we want to touch on is:

Why do we even need this?

What does it take?

Why do this?

Well, because here's what's happening is that we are inundated with information these days.

Information's not the issue.

Insights are the issue that are going to be of value.

It used to be that one point.

The person that had the information had the value.

But information is easy.

You just go to Mr. Goog.

It's Google and just type in.

There's plenty of information.

I'm not saying it's all true as we had seen in the recent months but the bottom line is

that there is a plethora of information.

There's a bunch of information out there.

And what we want to do is we want to attract those people that are not information seekers

but people that are trying to get a chance and a shift in their life.

And so, if we don't get this right, we're going to end up with a bunch of lookie-loos.

They're just going to be coming, they're going to be tire kickers and lookie-looks,

They're going to waste our time They're going to waste our energy

They're going to not value the things that we have to give, to share with them

And that's never...well, it's not a good recipe for your business and it's certainly not a

good recipe for how to spend your time in your day.

Then, if we don't get this right, we end up in a situation where there's literally no

traffic.

I mean, it's an empty road.

It's completely barren.

In other words, that people don't even know we exist and if we have no traffic, this is

the one place where traffic's a good thing.

Especially, coming from Los Angeles, we hate traffic out here and we got a ton of it.

But where do we want a ton of traffic?

We want it on our website.

We want it to our lead magnet.

We want it to our Facebook pages.

We want it to our content.

But we want traffic that is qualified traffic.

So, if we don't get this right, we end up with no traffic and in the end, if we don't

get this right, we don't even get a first date.

And I'm using that metaphor intentionally because what this really is when you talk

about finding your proper market, finding your audience, finding your clients, your

customers, it's a courtship.

No matter how you cut it, no matter how you look at it, we are courting our market and

we're courting them in a way that We want to serve them

We want to support them We want to give them the tools and the things

they need to improve their lives Like I said, many, many times before, the

job of every entrepreneur, the job of a thoughtpreneur, the job of an influencer such as yourself

is to improve the human condition.

To give them what they need to be better off because they met you.

So, if we don't get this right, we don't even get the first date.

So, let alone the courtship But here's the cool thing, when we do get

this right, when we get the proper lead magnet place that is attractive, that converts, that

gets them to give us their email, give us their name and want to go on a journey with

us and that journey could be really short, it could be really long, it could be where

they spend a little money or no money at all or a lot of money.

It just depends.

But what happens when we get this right, is the people that come to our page, the people

that start to digest and eat up our content, they're qualified people.

They have a certain set of characteristics, traits.

Some people will call this their characteristic, the demographics, the geographics, the psychographics,

the avatar (if you will) but they're people and here's what I would say is that you're

attracting a certain type of people to your space based upon

The information you have, The insights you can give,

The direction that you can give, The ability to shift and change their lives,

improve their lives, and Do the things that you want to do.

And this is at the very foundational level.

This is the very beginning stages of that courtship is to get them into that sphere

of influence called YOU in that process.

The other thing that happens when we get this right is that we have people that come, they

get what we have and they go share it.

It's like the pollination of the bees where they go and they land on a flower and then,

they go to another flower and this pollination process where they're spreading and sharing

the good stuff all around.

So, when you create the proper content, what ends up happening is that

People start talking, People start sharing, and

People start joining in.

And in the end, you end up in a situation where you end up in this courtship.

In this respectful, trusting, loyal, loving relationship with your customers, your clients,

your audience, your marketplace where there's this give and take of care and compassion

and taking care of them and that's really what we're trying to get at.

And this is the beginning.

This is kind of the gateway to get access to you, your information and the kind of shifts

and changes you can bring to their lives.

It's also the gateway for you to reach out to that certain component, that certain demographic,

that certain type of person that you can serve, that maybe has a certain set of problems,

challenges or needs that you get to solve, that you get to build on.

And so, that's the reason that we got to get this right and the cool thing is that when

we do, now all of a sudden, we got flooded qualified leads, qualified people coming to

our space.

They're going on a journey with us and now, we create this courtship.

So, if that's why it's important, the question that you got to ask yourself is then, great,

so how do I do it?

So, what do I need to know?

And so, what do you need to know?

Here's the key principles I think you need to write down and be aware of when you're

creating a lead magnet or when you're creating something that is there as the entry point,

that is there as something that's going to attract someone to you.

There's a couple of principles that I think come into play here.

And the first one is this: They're looking for something and you got to have it.

So, in other words, what I want you to do is to sit back and ask yourself, what is the

emotional hot button if you will that maybe exists in their life, that they are struggling

with, that they're challenged with that you have the solution for?

Remember, most entrepreneurs, what they do is they go searching for markets and they

look for market gaps and when they find market gaps, they figure out a solution to bring

to that market gap.

But influencers such as ourselves that had knowledge expertise and wisdom that go and

share with the world to change and shift their thinking and change and shift their behavior

which ultimately changes and shifts their lives, what we do is we do it the other way

around.

We don't search the market for gaps, we search ourselves for the knowledge and the expertise

that can solve problems and then, we find where those problems exists and we go serve.

And that's what we're looking at here is that there's a market out there, there's a group

of people out there, there's businesses, there's clients and audiences out there that have

a specific set of needs.

Call them problem Call them challenges

Call them frustrations Call them fears

And it's those specific set of needs that you get to solve, that you get to work from

and so, what we need to understand is what is it that they're looking for?

So, understanding that they're all looking for something but what it is that they're

looking for so we can serve at that space and at that level.

The second principle is this that you're going to come at it and solve a specific problem.

Here's the deal.

It's going to be a one-page thing.

It's going to be something that's short and digestible.

So, you can't solve all their problems with this lead magnet as you will but you can solve

a specific problem and hopefully, it's one of their hot buttons.

Hopefully, it's one of those things that they're frustrated with on an ongoing basics and you

can give them a simple solution.

So, one of the principles here is to make sure that you're really clear about the specific

problem you can solve when they download that lead magnet, when they give you their name,

their email address, their phone number; whatever it is in return for the tools and the things

that you have.

It becomes really important that they are clear on what problem you're solving and that

when they get it, it actually does solve the problem.

And then, the third principle is this, is that it's a vehicle that allows you to solve

that specific problem as I said in the last principle but then highlights a bigger solution.

In other words, it previews that there is something bigger, that there is something

greater, that you have a bigger solution that will solve some of the other challenges, frustrations,

fears, and aggravations that they have.

And so, you can highlight a bigger solution.

For instance: One of my lead magnets is called The Content Multiplier, the content creation

multiplier but it is a little sliver of my bigger process in Thoughtpreneur Academy and

what it does is it solves a specific problem that is in the level of content creation but

at the same time, when they get it, they start to understand that there's a process to becoming

an influencer.

And that, this is one little piece in the process and if they really want to expand

becoming an influencer, they can go deeper and understand the process.

So, that's effectively what you need to know.

Understanding that your audience, your market, your customers are looking for something.

That specific need they have, the aggravation and the frustration that you're going to solve

and that you're going to create something that's solves a specific problem.

One sliver of a problem and when you create it in the proper way, it actually highlights

that there's a bigger solution.

So, now you know why it's important.

Now, you know what you need to know; the 3 key principles to make it happen.

So, the question then is: How do you do it?

What do you do?

I'm going to introduce you to something called The Lead Magnet Pillars and the lead magnet

pillars is kind of my framework of how I look at lead magnets and what I think are the key

elements of creating a proper lead magnet.

And in order to do that, we're going to jump to my iPad.

We will do a little bit of drawing, we will bring this thing to life for you.

So, let's jump to the iPad and let's see what we can come up with.

Alright, so here we are.

This is what I call The Lead Magnet Pillars.

It's the 3 keys to a magnet that attracts and converts as I see it.

And I think that when you understand this, and you understand the 3 elements and why

they're important, you then can sit back and look at it and say, "Alright, how do I put

a lead magnet together that is going to attract them, the qualified leads and it's going to

get them to give me their information to allow me to have this dialog with them."

So, the first thing to understand is that they got to feel that it's going to educate

them.

In other words, there's information in it that's useful.

It's like I said, information is ubiquitous.

It's easy to get to.

The question is the interpretation of the information.

So, this education that they get by getting your lead magnet or this download which is

typically going to be a template, a tool, a checklist, a cheat sheet, something that's

easy to digest is going to in-effect, empower them.

Because they're going to know stuff that they didn't otherwise know and they're going to

have a tool, a recipe, a transition, a template, something that allows them to implement and

execute things a lot easier to get themselves to a solution.

Remember, the objective here is to get something that actually attracts

and converts.

So, these are the keys to make sure that you have something that attracts and converts.

The next thing is that if it's going to educate them, that's great but at the same time, what

I need it to do is I need it to engage them.

If it's going to be something that is not engaging.

Maybe it's going to be a bunch of date.

Now, some people love data and I'm a data wonk myself.

But there's only so much I can take.

So, if it's going to be this like 132-page data dump, it's not going to engage them.

So, it needs to be something that engages them, that entices them if you will because

ultimately what we're really looking is eyeballs.

I need to get their eyeballs on it.

If they're not going to digest it, if they're going to use it, then it's not going to serve

its purpose because remember, 1.

I want it to attract them.

2.

I want it to convert them.

In other words, I want it to give me their email and their name in return for it but...

3.

I want them to digest it and use it because that's the only way we get from that "first

date' to the "second date'.

So, it needs to get their eyeballs.

It needs to engage them And then, the last piece of this is really

to understand that it needs to inspire them.

And I think, it needs to inspire them on two fronts.

It needs to inspire them to take action, to use it.

The second thing that it needs to do is it needs to inspire them to a higher aspiration

to something greater that they're thirsty for, that they're hungry for to build that

out.

And so, what it really needs to do is build excitement of what's possible.

Now, it could be what's possible in the sense of growth.

It could be what's possible in the sense of ease.

It could be what's possible in the sense of certainty.

Whatever it is, it needs to create some level of excitement for them.

When we do this correctly, ultimately, when we do this correctly, you're going to find

that if we got a magnet that creates that engagement and inspires them, we create loyalty

with our people, with the audience that downloads this.

The second thing that happens is that if it engages them and it educates them at the same

time, what you start to do is position yourself in a place of authority.

And then, the last piece when we do this correctly is that if it inspires them and educates them

at the same time and if we've got that right, we build trust.

So, your lead magnet, what you're going to give away to interact your qualified leads

needs to have all of this in place.

And if we get the engagement in place, if we get the education in place, if we get the

inspiration in place, We're going to build loyalty,

We're going to build authority, and We're going to build trust.

Which is going to attract and convert.

That's the key to a lead magnet.

This is the lead magnet, the 3 pillars of the lead magnet.

So, that's the element.

So now, where do we take it from here?

Well, where we take it from here is to really understand the dynamics of how to do that

and his is going to be done by you downloading The Magnet Matrix.

You can go to MelAbraham.com/session90 to grab that but it's going to walk you through,

asking you some very specific questions.

And it's a matrix that you get a chance to complete that will allow you to decide what

kind of magnet you want to make.

Now, I'm going to tell you that it should be easy for them digest.

I get it, e-books and things like that are really kind of cool sometimes but how many

people read e-books?

If I get a 20-page, 30-page e-book, I can just download 132-page e-book, am I really

going to read it?

No, I'm going to probably page through it and kind of thumb through it if you will or

glance through it and see if anything jumps out of it.

So, here's what I'm going to recommend you do is I'm going to recommend that you come

up with something using the magnet matrix, you come up with something that is 1 to maybe,

4, 5 pages max that's easily digestible in 3 to 15 minutes maximum.

So, it's probably going to be some sort of worksheet, some sort of cheat sheet, some

sort of checklist, template, tool, infographic that is going to be easily executable, actionable,

digestible, and understandable.

And the one way to do that is to use the magnet matrix, answer the questions in the magnet

matrix so I ask questions like, what's your audience's emotional hot button.

So, getting clear on what that hot button is.

The other thing is to describe the problem and their desired outcome in their words because

if we describe it in our words but it doesn't resonate with them, guess what?

Remember the elevation of your thinking starts with essential, it needs to land in their

life which means that it needs to be using their words.

Then, how are you going to solve this hot button issue in the magnet?

So, that's another question that we will ask.

And then, how does that solution become a sliver or part of the bigger solution.

Remember, we want this to highlight the possibility of a bigger solution, a bigger program or

something to work with from there.

And then, ask yourself and really be clear on what's the next natural step for them to

take once they have this?

Because that is something that we're going to want to orchestrate and ask them to do.

In the lead magnet, we're going to simply say, "Your next step should be this".

And then, come up with a sexy name.

You will know that every single one of my templates, tools, everything has a name.

Some are sexier than others, I know.

But they have a name so I know it is.

It becomes proprietary in that process.

So, I hope that this helps you.

Here's what I want you to do again.

Download the action guide.

Download the action.

It's going to give you the information, it's going to give you the magnet matrix to allow

you to start building out your lead magnet.

Let's get it out there.

Let's start attracting.

Let's start building the flow of traffic, the good kind of traffic, qualified leads

into your sphere, into your space so you can serve them at that base level and then, continue

with them in the courtship and on that journey to get them to a higher level.

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Shout out to my Eggs | Musical Parody - Duration: 4:15.

this is a shout-out to my eggs

I may have used you once or twice

and yeah you been so good to me

but I just found this recipe

I get my volume from your whites

You're good at thickening up my cake, yeah

they get so moist just from your yolks

but just this time I must revoke

Now its time to drop you

substitute you

and replace you

it's not you, it's me. By the way

Because I've just found, other ways

it's just cake, using plants. alright. Alright. Yeah

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow

I used to break your shells, and oh you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe, and you have been cut out.

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe, and you have been cut out.

First put vinegar in soy milk,

then mix your dry ingredients

Blend up your milk in veggie oil.

And mix together in a bowl.

The flavour it is up to me.

UP TO ME!

Either chocolate, or gin and juice, maybe.

Or a coconut, with lime and rum, maybe

But really, it is up to me. Up to me. Mmmm

Now its time to drop you, substitute you

and replace you

It's not you, it's me. By the way

because, I just found, other ways.

it's just cake, using plants, alright. Alright. Yeah.

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow.

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe, and you have been cut out.

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow.

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe, and you have, and you have been cut out.

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow.

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now, cause I-

I got this new recipe, and you have, and you have been-

cut out!

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow.

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe, and you have been cut out.

Shout out to my eggs, and dairy from a cow.

I used to break your shells, and oh, you helped me out.

Here's to my eggs, I don't need you now.

'Cause I, I got this new recipe;

and you have

and you have been cut out

[Minimal Dance Routine]

[Agressive posing]

Are we done?

Okay

[Door slam]

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Creating Your First C# Program - 02 - Duration: 22:10.

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CNN 10 - 2017/01/12 - English Sub - Duration: 10:01.

CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Your world explained in 10 minutes.

This is CNN 10.

Thank you for watching. I`m Carl Azuz.

First story this Thursday, it`s about one of the largest U.S. military deployments in Europe since the Cold War.

It`s not just several thousand U.S. troops who recently arrived in Germany.

It`s tanks, armored trucks, artillery, twenty-four hundred pieces of military equipment.

And it will be spread out across Eastern Europe.

This is part of an American effort to show it`s committed to NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

That was formed in 1949 by European countries and the U.S., as a sort of guard against the Soviet Union.

Today, NATO members are concerned about Russia.

The country has supported the pro-Russian forces who are fighting Ukrainian government troops in eastern Ukraine,

and Russia controversially took over Crimea, a region of Ukraine, in early 2014.

At that time, the vast majority of people in Crimea voted to make their region part of Russia, instead of Ukraine.

But Russia`s takeover was something that Ukraine and several other countries,

including the U.S., did not accept, and it troubled leaders throughout NATO,

including those in Latvia.

That`s where some U.S. troops are currently engaged in training exercises.

IVAN WATSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): War games in the snowy fields of Eastern European,

as U.S. soldiers trained in Latvia.

Twenty-five years ago, this was part of the Soviet Union.

Today, Latvia is part of the European Union, and also a U.S. military ally in NATO.

(on camera): These are live fire exercises, that`s why I`ve got to wear all these extra protective armor.

Military commanders say they`re trying to show that they`re a force of deterrence and their number one potential threat,

Latvia`s much bigger neighbor to the east.

COLONEL GREGORY ANDERSON, U.S. ARMY: The origins were really a response to Russian activity in 2014,

when the strategic situation changed.

WATSON (voice-over): He`s talking about Russia`s annexation of the Crimean Peninsula,

after Russian forces drove Ukrainian troops out of this corner of Ukraine in 2014.

Russia`s land grab frightens people and former Soviet republics like Latvia,

where there are still bitter memories after a half century of Soviet occupation.

But there are two sides to this tension. We travelled from Latvia, across Lithuania to Kaliningrad,

a Russian enclave in Russia that`s cut off from mainland Russia.

In soviet names, this was heavily militarized place, closed off from the outside world.

Kaliningrad was recently thrust back into the spotlight after Russia deployed nuclear-capable missiles here.

Russia`s top diplomat defended the move, arguing it`s the U.S. that`s threatening Russia.

Kaliningrad is still the headquarters of the Russian navy`s Baltic fleet and Moscow has been flexing its own muscles,

performing military drills in the region.

Rival militaries maneuvering along opposite sides of increasingly tense borders,

in a land that still bears scars from the last time armies fought here.

AZUZ: Unlike the U.S. president`s State of the Union report,

there`s no requirement in the Constitution for an American leader to give a farewell address.

In fact, the words "farewell" and "address" don`t appear at all in the document.

But the tradition goes back to the nation`s first president who famously used part of his address

to warn Americans about the influence of political parties.

The farewell tradition continued this week with outgoing President Barack Obama

addressing more than 20,000 of his supporters on Tuesday night.

MICHELLE KOSINSKI, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): President Obama took the stage to say farewell.

BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: It`s good to be home.

KOSINSKI: The applause so deafening, it was hard to begin.

But he soon tore into the forces within America that he says threaten the very democracy that too many take for granted.

OBAMA: Only if all of us,

regardless of party affiliation or particular interest help restore the sense of common purpose that we so badly need right now.

KOSINSKI: He called out economic inequality, discrimination and,

in some surprising words, stressed that everyone needs to show empathy.

OBAMA: For blacks and other minority groups,

that means tying our own very real struggles for justice to the challenges

that a lot of people in this country face.

Not only the refugee or the immigrant or the rural poor or the transgender American

but also the middle-aged white guy who, from the outside,

may seem like he`s got advantages but has seen his world upended by economic and cultural and technological change.

KOSINSKI: Calling out naked partisanship, corrosive politics, fake news.

OBAMA: And increasingly, we`ve become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information,

whether it`s true or not, that fits our opinions,

instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.

KOSINSKI: The president thanking those around him -- most emotionally his family.

OBAMA: Michelle LaVaughn Robinson, girl of the South Side.

For the past -- for the past 25 years, you have not only been my wife and mother of my children,

you have been my best friend.

KOSINSKI: And thanking Americans who work hard for change, asking them one more thing

-- to believe in the power within themselves.

OBAMA: Yes, we can. Yes, we can.

AZUZ (voice-over): Ten-second trivia:

Who is the first U.S. president to live in the White House?

John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams or George Washington?

Though Washington picked the site of the White House,

it wasn`t until 1800 when his successor John Adams moved in.

AZUZ: And even then, it still wasn`t finished.

First Lady Abigail Adams used the empty East Room to hang their laundry to dry.

Of course, now, the president`s residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has many more modern conveniences, like washer dryers.

But a lot needs to get done on January 20th,

when the former president moves out and the new president moves in.

JAKE TAPPER, CNN CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): At 10:30 on the morning of Inauguration Day,

President Obama will say goodbye to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

OBAMA: They literally move all your stuff out in one day.

You are living there and then, suddenly -- it`s not all out in the South Lawn.

I mean, they pack it up.

TAPPER: He and President-elect Donald Trump will meet again before heading to the inaugural ceremony.

As soon as they walk out the door, the White House chief usher and almost 100 staffers will swing into action.

STEPHEN ROCHON, WHITE HOUSE CHIEF USHER, 2007-2011: It`s more like organized chaos.

We have one truck on the South Lawn that belongs to the outgoing president and first family, facing south.

And the incoming truck facing north toward the White House on the east side of the south grounds.

TAPPER: Rear Admiral Stephen Rochon was the first African-American White House chief usher,

and he was in charge of the White House from President George W. Bush to Barack Obama.

He remembers asking incoming First Lady Michelle Obama how she wanted the house decorated.

ROCHON: In the case of the Obamas, they have two precious girls that wanted a girly type room.

Anything can be changed on the second and third floor, which are the private floors for the first family.

TAPPER: "Extreme Makeover" White House edition requires all hands on deck since it`s a race against the clock.

They have only six hours to transform the 132-room mansion into the new first family`s home.

Movers carry furniture in and out of the White House.

Personal items are carefully organized from the moving trucks.

The dining rooms are decorated and set up and the kitchen staff cooks up an inaugural snack,

something to help the first family get through all those late night bowls.

And, of course, the Oval Office gets a little sprucing up as well.

New paintings on the wall.

The carpet and desks are cleaned and new technologies installed.

No detail is every too small.

AZUZ: Ever wonder what it`s like to be a polar bear roaming and playing and killing prey in the Arctic?

Well, me neither. But this still gives us a great idea of what that`s like.

The U.S. Geological Survey recently attached a camera to a female polar bear`s neck.

The goal?

Study the animal`s behavior and responses to changes in her environment.

The view?

Fantastic.

This was shot in the southern Beaufort Sea, which is north of Alaska.

What you didn`t see was the other bear asking her out on a date.

He started with what`s er sign? A better glance was arctic.

I don`t know how she could bear it.

Lines like that are un-bear-livable.

In other words, simply, roar-ful.

CNN 10 has more news and horrible puns, short (INAUDIBLE) glace and frosty looks tomorrow.

Come on back then.

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Much Ado About Cool Cat - Duration: 0:13.

Why do they call you "Cool Cat"?

They should call you "Dumb Cat".

OH!

*mix of Benedick's "bird call" and Cool Cat's laugh*

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