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by far one of the best movie you might have missed this year can you imagine

what it would have been like if kid could have shrunk and jumped into the

body of Michael Knight

if venom was not a symbiont suit but a computer chip and he jumped into a human

host this movie was all that and a bag of chips and I'm gonna talk you through

it in this review if you're finding me for

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up everybody you're in the building with Oh uncle Mott today we're doing a fire

sticking chill covering a movie you might have missed that was hell or good

call upgrade but before we do that y'all know we got to put on the plus seven

glasses of cinema sexy as hell and work on skilling up this crap giving you a

better YouTube experience something better to look at and if you like in

here to give you see me wearing from the Michael avenatti hat for president -

real estate gear or whatever go shop like Gamescom my big homie Brian told me

to go see upgrade when it was in theaters

didn't and damn if I missed out ladies and gentlemen if you are a fan of action

horror thriller movies you like that old-school grindhouse type of movie and

you didn't go see upgrade because their budget didn't allow for big promotion

then you missed out and now is your opportunity to see something really good

this weekend the movie stars to say one of the guys that played in the original

song and he delivers in this movie he did a hell of a good job so the story in

essence is about a man who loses his wife through violence and in that same

assault they beat him so badly he becomes a quadriplegic

can you imagine what life is like to have to live knowing your wife has been

killed you're stuck having to have somebody feed you bathe you and all that

and it's in a more of a futuristic time where the cars are better technology is

better the police have drones that are panning

the sky's checking out everything and it just seems like your life is over with

then pops a man in the hospital to offer this quadriplegic a new device that

they're testing a chip that they can put in this spine that will give him

function of his body back at first main characters like nah hell nah ain't doing

that then eventually he winds up on the operating table he gets it done but what

he doesn't know is that once he gets this done to him

this chip not only gives him his feeling bad it can actually take over his body

and make him do things that only a robot could do in a human's body and he is

doing some crazy stuff got to be more careful I mean the man knows every bit

of self-defense to kick conor mcgregor's ass you could ever think of he has

pinpoint accuracy he can dodge bullets he can dodge knives he can immediately

have feeling in his body or taken away I wonder what other filthy McNasty things

he could have done with that computer chip that this movie didn't explore and

so you go through this movie as he is in

essence an antihero going against the cops was supposed to be trying to find

the people that killed his wife but they're not doing their damn jobs he

starts looking for him and got to be more careful he finds him and I'm not

gonna give you the rest of the story but you can kind of start understanding what

happens from that point let's just talk about the story and the good and the bad

the good by far is the main character and the way they weave horror humor

tragedy on a low budget they weave all these things together seamlessly you

have no idea that this is a low-budget film you can't tell at all and they

weave those things together and one of the best ways I've seen them

the bad part the the storyline is great too but the bad part is the character

development pretty much with everybody else you really get no background about

his wife there's a co-star in this movie which is a cop and she just pops up out

of nowhere you don't understand why she there why is she the cop on the case why

is she doing what she's doing you don't get that the villains are just villains

I mean now they have some crazy things that they can do but there's no depth

there's no no depth to the villains I mean they're just villains you know the

best villains are the ones that are so conflicted with something that you can

almost support you're not gonna get that in this movie but for a lot of action

and a lot of fun and to kind of give you a throwback to the Six Million Dollar

Man the 70s and 80s grindhouse type of movies this movie is gonna get

it done and keep you entertained it's a lot of fun and overall life games is

gonna give this movie a seven-point 7 out of 10 it is that good the one main

character was able to carry this movie by himself and I guarantee you you

probably missed it well that's gonna do it for this video ladies and gentlemen

don't forget to like my video comment and subscribe go get yourself a life

game if you'd like to give you see me wearing go over the shop life games

calm and until that next sexy as hell video we'll see you next Friday

reviewing another movie

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Disciplination - Heavy spanking - Duration: 13:25.

You are watching Total Versext

and I am getting ready for Madame Morgenroth.

This is the Video about disciplination.

Thanks especially to Daniel for your comments.

I invited a dominatrix from "Dark Toyzzz".

She will explain what it is about.

I assume it has something to do with schoolgirls.

Thats why I am dressed like that.

And get your coupons for the Darktoyzzz.

More on that in the video.

Alix Lilly Morgenroth. Welcome.

Finally let's talk about disciplination.

Thanks for the invite.

What's "english education"?

Many have wanted this video.

I searched and searched and finally I found you!

You know what it is!

I only have an idea of ​​it.

I think its about teacher-student right?

Right. It's about education in a way.

So first I'll give you a historical lecture:

The BDSM practice of disciplination took place in 19th century for the first time.

Mostly in french brothels.

People traveled there all over the continent.

The english education is about:

Flagellation!

Spanking at its best.

Thats what my clients want.

And the whole thing should happen in a special setting or szenario.

Teacher-Student is classic.

What also works is:

Boss and employee,

both ways:

if the secretary spanks the boss

If I only knew I would ne be dressed as a student ;)

But anyways: in our setting it would be like that:

you give me a lesson

and I would be naughty and just interrupt you.

Possible, or I would ask you, what I just told you!

Like: When did the flaggelation first tookplace?

I didn't pay attention ;)

Thats what I thought ;)

So you are standing infront of a class as a teacher

giving a single lesson

or teach a whole group?

I do groups as well.

And I'm very into it that they learn a little something.

Most are not good

So that the knowledge gets stuck

I need to use the cane.

The learning effect is reinforced.

In the past, the cane was really used in school.

True!

If I visit your class I would not sit there knowing EVERYTHING....

I would want to fail so that you punish me?!

That would not help you if you know everything.

Aha, so I will get punished for beeing a smartass.

You never know enough for me ;)

But true, thats part of the game.

I will never be satisfied with your knowledge.

I will always be able to prove to you

that you know nothing :)

That's where the cane comes into play.

Call it a support ;)

It is attached to heavy spanking.

My goal is that your butt is bright red

at the end of my lesson.

And this will last until tomorrow or longer.

So that you can remember well.

So if someone whats to try that at home...

maybe it would be better to visit you ;)

She is a high class teacher ;)

But for a tryout at home: You use a cane.

Yes, but this one is not watered.

Usually I put him into water for 3-4 hours.

So that the material

gets really smooth.

Listen: He is stinging even now.

When he's wet,

he'll swing even better

and hurts more.

I liked your professional move here ;)

The momentum is very important.

Are you spanking like that?

I could yes. But thats very badass ;)

The beaten gets no rest

The cane really hurts!

If you try that out at home: please be careful.

Try the first hit at yourself.

Feel it on your tight for example.

What else do you use?

To educate ;)

I also use a ruler

Teach me a lesson.

With a message ;)

I have a bigger playing surface

They make a very nice sound.

But they also hurt.

If I use it like that on your butt... you will notice!

Here you can see how professional she is

She is very focused while spanking.

I mentioned that in earlier videos.

You always have to know where you strike next.

And then you bounce back like you did.

It is concrete not

wishy-washy.

That's always important

no matter what scenario you are in.

As the dominant part you need to be focused,

you need to know how hard you strike

and what could happen.

If we stick with the teacher-student role play...

I want nothing bad for my students...

quite the contrary

I want them to leave my lesson

happy and relieved.

I can not enter the classroom

saying:

Get in line, I will spank you know!

They are slowly guided.

I will use several instruments.

Which also happens often:

I let someone stand in the corner.

You have been bad so kneel in the corner

till I come by again with my cane.

The wait can be very exciting.

But you discipline more men right?

Or is it half-half?

I would say: It is male dominated.

Men like to get spanked

for relaxation.

For relaxation?

For relaxation! After the lesson,

they feel free or maybe just relieved

that it's over.

I think:

There is a lot of relief in pain.

You can forget about everyday life

For the time in the classroom you can focus on that.

And forget about everything else.

About Ageplay:

Is that a thing? Is it often about beeing

the younger student?

Either that way, yes

but also the other way around.

I am without any age

I can be everything

but often it is also exciting to get spanked

from a young woman.

Who is dominating a guy who has more money,

the better job, more life experience.

This role play has a great demand:

The young teacher who speaks up

to the much older guy.

You are such a NICE person (right now).

Alix is just adorable.

Like the perfect, nice teacher.

But still you have really bad toys with you.

Like the pink toy here.

This is a cane but made out of plastic.

And this toy is very evil ;)

It goes much further.

For your problem students ;)

I have to add:

If you take a class I am not that friendly ;)

My tone changes

I will be very strict.

You will do as I say.

There is no argument.

Otherwise there will be punishment.

If you would look into Alix eyes right now:

I am a bit intimidated!

But that toy is the worst right?

With this one I am ambivalent as well...

Touch it:

On first sight it look like

a normal leather paddle.

With one smooth side

like the nice side ;)

But on this side....

we have spikes...

If you use this tool you should really know

what you are doing, thats nothing to start with.

If you take a closer look you can see the metal.

They are spiky.

If you wanna try that, visit a pro.

Or become a professional.

Because this tool leaves marks.

Obvious ones.

There may be blood as well...

So the paddle will need special cleanment.

It is also about what you like.

If you are into intense pain

thats right for you.

but you need to like that.

Others say... the cane is far enough.

You can work wonderfully with these tools.

This paddle is another category.

You must like that.

Even I am careful with that.

To tell a little story:

I once had a class of 5 students.

Some willing to learn.

But we had this one grumbler.

He was bored all the time and dissatisfied

and during break he wrote on the board:

"Madame Morgenroth spanks like a girl".

Well, I am a girl...

That true.

Thats how I spank ;)

But the I thought:

I had to make an example.

That does not work like this.

Let me put it like this:

He had something of it for a long time.

I think he wanted it that way ;)

Afterwards you do aftercare?

Thats very important if you are doing BDSM.

Talk about what happened afterwards.

If you try that out for the first time

it is very smart to talk about things :)

Before and after.

I mean: what does: " I can handle pain" mean?

Is it just that....

or do you need more?

Communication is VERY important.

Before and after.

Like: That was nice: But could have been more...

Or it was nice but far too much...

Get to know your partner.

Watch over your partner during the whole time.

That very important.

I could be the best at spanking, with my technique

but if I do not see the impact

noone will be happy in the end.

Thats why you need to book a lesson with Alix.

www.alix-lilly-morgenroth.at

I give away coupons.

For the webshop: www.darktoyzzz.at

Just leave me a comment below the video.

Just tell me if you liked the video :)

But you should be very polite ;)

Yes be nice ;)

Or she will use the bad paddle ;)

Further information are also below the video

in the Infobox.

Thanks for beeing here.

Thanks for not using this paddle on me ;)

Maybe next time :)

See you.

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TOP 5 HABITS TO MASTER THIS YEAR! // Back to School 2018 - Duration: 6:31.

Hello everyone!

Today's video will focus on 5 key habits to master during the next year to be successful

in school, university or even in your work.

Before we start today's video I want to thank Redshelf for partnering with me to provide

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All the information will be provided down below!

1.

Not surprisingly, I believe that the first habit you need to absolutely master this year

is habit tracking.

No need in trying to create and stick to new habits if you can't track whether you are

successful at sticking to those habits or not.

If you can't keep up with the simplicity of checking certain tasks out of your daily

list, then it will be harder to understand whether those habits are actually being integrated

into your life or not.

2.

The second habit you need to master is assigning one hundred percent of your attention to whatever

you are doing right now.

I have talked about the harmful aspects of multitasking when doing school work, but this

principle applies to everything else.

Practice your time and attention allocation by focusing on the simple and major tasks,

whether it's working or spending time with your family.

If you are writing a paper or organizing your taxes, commit to doing that and only that

for the amount of time you defined.

If you have picked a Saturday afternoon to spend some quality time with your friends

and family, make sure you are not scrolling through facebook for hours while you are sitting

on the couch with them.

Engage, talk and be present.

By committing one hundred percent of your attention to different aspects of your life,

you are allowing yourself to be productive in your work and also be emotionally productive

during your leisure time, and that is key to a happy, balanced life.

3.

The third habit is to create responsible, attainable to-do lists and actually doing

those things.

For the overachiever, creating a daily to-do list composed of five items is unbearable

but listing dozens of things to do without priorities or time slots in mind can destroy

your productivity.

The best way to do this is learning more about calendar blocking, which is the fool proof

way to make sure that you are being reasonable when creating your to-do list.

Whether you do this digitally or in paper format, allocating tasks to slots of time

is the best way to understand how you should be spending your time.

When your day is full, there's no way you can fit in more tasks, since you know that

it is physically impossible to accomplish them.

If there's still something that you think is important to fit in your day, you can always

replace something.

That's prioritizing tasks and your time and will positively impact your success during

the year.

4.

The fourth habit to master is consistent review of your progress.

This can apply to almost everything, including your average, financial or business goals,

and even your reading challenges.

However, review of your progress doesn't only mean understanding if you are accomplishing

your goals or making progress towards your goals, but also understanding if your goals

are changing.

For instance, if you are attempting to get a certain average because you want to get

into a certain career path, you need to keep reviewing your progress and also your choice:

do you still want to get into that particular career path?

No matter what your goals are, check once in a while whether your priorities have shifted,

and track those transformations and plan towards them.

5.

The final habit is a reset routine once in a while.

This is something that I do when I'm feeling overwhelmed or when something new has happened

in my life, as well as during transition phases.

A reset routine is basically dedicating a couple of hours to go through everything that's

going on and deciding the next strategy.

This is when I usually develop plans for my channel or new schedules to create new habits.

For study related things, a reset routine usually consists on me organizing my notes,

creating lists of topics and chapters that I need to review, create a study schedule

for future exams and so on.

It's also when I review financial things, tax information, schedule doctor's appointments

or go through my folders and organize old bills and receipts.

Although it takes a couple of hours of intensive work, it allows me to prioritize, come up

with new plans and understand if everything is on track.

A good reset routine also gives you closure for certain projects and makes way for new,

better things down the road.

The regularity of your own reset routine is up to you but it should accommodate the major

areas that stress you and that you need to organize and should be done frequently so

you can avoid feeling overwhelmed.

This was another video on my Back to School series and, just like I did last year, I will

be providing the schedule for all the videos you might expect during this summer, plus

a few unannounced bonus videos and surprise giveaways that may pop up any day of the week.

If you want to stay in touch, it is very important to subscribe and click the bell button to

get notified whenever there is a surprise giveaway or a freebie coming up in a new video.

For even more bonus content I will be posting study tips on my Instagram and a new blog

post up on my website each Sunday.

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Campfire Book Tag - Duration: 18:28.

Hello. today I will do the campfire book tag.

I've seen this tag on the channel of "books are my social life" and I'll link the video below.

and also the video of the original inventor of this tag.

i think the questions of the tag are very interesting.

i noticed that most of the books for the answers are

books I never talked about here on booktube.

that's why I thought It could be a good video subject.

There are eight questions. i will start now.

the first question: Build the tent: a book you had read that ended up being a drag.

(german translation of the question)

i had to think about this some what. in fact, all the schoolbooks I didn't

like, I already sorted out. that's why I went for

"max weber - politics and society". I didn't had to read this book.

but before i started sociology at university I've been reading everywhere, that

Max Weber is THE sociologist. you definitely had to read something by him.

I was a bit eager and bought this book.

but I did not have to read this book and

I did not finish the book either. Actually, every time I talk about this

book, I'll quote one part, that shows how awful max weber and

his politicals views were. therefore the quote should not be missing in this video:

"It is not our responsibility to pass on peace and happiness for mankind to our descendants

but to give the ETERNAL WAR for the preservation and expansion of our own national being."

do I have to say more about that? I do not think so. max weber one of

the standard sociologists, every sociology student has to read. (in germany) not necessarily this text,

but what do you expect from him if he wrote such horrible stuff?

why continue to read his texts? the second question Build a fire: A book you were proud of of finishing finishing.

(german translation) in fact there are many books.

actually every time, I start a book, with more than 400 pages

I am very intimidated by its size and at the end i am proud.

especially autobiographies, I would say.

So my answer is an example. The autobiography by Hans J. Massaquoi.

this book tells the youth of massaqoui,

he was a black child in germany during the the NS-regime.

it is very exciting.

moving experiences and well written.

as another example would have been the autobiography by Edward W. Said.

because it has a similar number of pages. But I have just lent a book.

the third question roasted marshmallow: a mushy sweet book you could not help but devour.

(german translation)

Aristotle and Dante is the Secrets of the Universe.

That's the first book, I think, I found through booktube.

i finished it the day it came by mail.

i really loved it.

but I forgot a lot of details from the history.

it's about two boys and its a coming out / coming of age story.

both teenagers are out have to deal

with their own homosexuality and

having Mexican parents while living in the usa.

Its about being comfortable in their identity.

and it's an sweet and super nice story. if i remember corectly

the parents were also very pleasant Parents, which I always enjoy.

But i cant remember that much because i finished the book in one day.

I consider

reading this book again quite soon. it's been over two years since reading it.

i read a lot during this time.

I also changed as a reader. but I still expect

to love it again. the fourth question

Gone fishing: a book that had you hooked by the first chapter.

(german translation)

all answers of the tag include just books i physically own.

because i remember books i own way better.

but books I really liked I'll buy afterwards.

and one these books is "nevada".

originally i got it from the library. I liked it so much that I

bought it. this book is also the answer for question 4.

i loved this book from the first page.

it's about a trans woman who is

dissatisfied with herself and also with her life in general. i like the writing style.

the second half of the book is about a

roadtrip. the chapters are very short, that's why I think its

not quite cheating, to take a quote from the second chapter.

the quote shows why I think this book is so cool, honest and important.

"trans women in real life are different from trans women on television." (...) despite the impression you

might get from daytime talk shows and dumb movies, there is not anything else interesting there.

although, of course, maria may be biased. "

she thinks about society, politics and discrimination + privileges. therefore

I found her super sympathetic. i loved it to

read a book with one character that is like maria.

and I just knew that after the first chapter.

or at least i hoped it. the sixth question

skipping rocks: a book or series you DNF'd

(german translation)

that was quite difficult because I do not remember bad books.

I just return them to the library.

a series that came to my mind where I have actively decided,

not to read any further, was "the school for good and evil".

I liked the first book quite well. it's about a school, where little kids

are trained to be a "villain" or "good" in a fairy tale.

these books always deal with dualities.

thw first book is about the concept of "good" and "evil"

the second is about the the concept of being a boy and a girl.

i belive, the intent is to question the concepts.

But i think they often just reproduce them.

so i got annoyed while reading.

when i started the series i thought there would be 3 books. because the kids

go three years to school and then it's over.

but now i have found out that there is a fourth band.

the first book I liked. the second I liked it so much.

the third one was just: okay, I want finish this now.

so i dont even start the fourth. the next question

Camp fire songs: a book so good you are always singing it's praise.

(german translation)

the answer to that is not especially hard. there are many

good books. but there is especially one book i praise and lend it

to friends all the time. namely the book "Biskaya" by SchwarzRund.

i loved this book. like nevada

it tells stories of Characters that are rare in books.

the main character in the book is a black musician living in berlin.

in my opinion there is a second

main character. he is a black photographer who

recently moved to berlin. if I lend the book, i mention as a content note

that especially the first third contains a lot violence. it's about

Sexual violence and racism experience in

psychiatry. and psychiatry itself can be already a very violent institution . therefore some friends

where interessted but wanted to wait until they are more stable themselfs.

it deals with heavy topics.

but its not just a distressing book. all in all i think this book is quite positiv.

its about finding a family and building Friendships.

the importance of relationships with like minded people. "trans" is a tiny topic as well.

i liked how it was dealt with.

So I like this book because of its many different themes.

life is intersectional and so books can be.

so far I just got positive feedback from friends i lent it to.

the seventh question The night sky: a book that made you think deeply about an aspect in the world.

(german translation)

the answer is very difficult because all the books i am reading do that

in a certain way. Of course, especially the non-fiction books. but on the other hand

novels have a big emotional impact.

That's why I picked

the first book that had a big impact on my life. that is "almost naked - my

adventurous attempt living ethically correct"

The title is self-explanatory. the author tries to live ethically correct for one year.

but he does not just decide that for himself, but he

also has a wife and two children.

he forces them forces them to join the experiment.

for example, it is about nutrition and he simply demands of his wife to

change her diet. i didnt like his overall approach.

but it has me thinking about my own life. at that moment I had no

responsibility for other people. i was moving out and therefore only responsible for myself.

it was a perfect time

to become vegan.

I didnt want to start being vegan when the desicion had an impact on other people.

but i knew some day i would try to be vegan.

it was not the only thing that motivated me

to go vegan, but it was the most important book.

and the eighth question: the tear down: a book that's ending what bitter sweet. I have two books for that question.

on the one hand klaus mans "the turning point". the book is a

autobiography from klaus man. this book is his

second autobiography. he has a first autobiography written about

his youth. this book mainly focuses on

his life afte the release of the first autobio.

he died in 1949. it was suicied which in itself is very sad.

but also this book ends sadly / tragic. clearly there is relief because

Germany was defeated in WW2. the Nazis were defeated. but his

Observations in Germany are just bitter. to quote:

"but for people like myself there remain the German problems or rather

the problem "Germany", which should be studied on site." (roughly translated)

in another letter at the end he writes:

(this is about Hitler) "now that he lost - "lost the game" Germans say -

everyone denies to ever have been his friend / supporter.

but this can change, even in a few years maybe hitler's name will be honored again.

I also think it is possilbe that some

Germans are still devoted to him and praise him in

small circles. " (roughly translated) i think this is a thoughtful and accurate

analysis of Germany and the development of Germany after WW2.

many history books

simply end positive with the defeat of the Nazi.

klaus mann definitely does not do that. and the other book for the tag question:

The Hate U Give. It is a ya novel.

the main character starr is the only witness, to the murder of her friend during a racist police controll.

the murder happens quite fast at the beginning of the book. it's about

the processes of starr dealing with this traumatic event. I'll just quote the last words.

people how dont like spoilers at all might skip it. (until the end of the the colour filter)

i dont think it spoils the plot.

"Khalil, I'll never go. I'll never give up. I'll never be quiet.

I promise." every time I read these last words, I get goose bumps.

i think its a really emontional book which ends very positive.

its encouraging and very hopeful. at the same time it does not gloss over.

it does not claim we can end racism in ten years.

or even end racist police violence in ten years.

I think these last words show how (if not necessarily optimistic but)

hopeful and determined this book ends.

a very appropriate and beautiful end for this really good book.

that was the campfire book tag. I hope you were entertained by my answers.

I liked going through my books to find the answers.

Im interested if you have

read some of these books and have opinions. for some of these books

I made an extra video. (links infobutton and in the describtion down below)

and i would like to know your answers for this tag.

That's all for today. Bye!

For more infomation >> Campfire Book Tag - Duration: 18:28.

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Fred reveals how you REALLY pronounce his name – and fans can't believe it - Duration: 2:03.

MANCHESTER UNITED midfielder Fred may have one of the simplest names in the Premier League – but it turns out we've all been pronouncing it wrong

The Brazil international moved to the Red Devils from Ukrainian side Shakthar Donetsk for £52m in June

He has impressed in spells during United's opening two games but it now turns something rather significant about him has been pronounced wrong

His name.In a video posted to United's Twitter account, Fred appears to pronounce his name with a "ge" on the end

The 25-year-old then says his full name – Frederico Rodrigues De Paula Santos.More than 190,000 fans have seen the clip since it was posted yesterday

"Sounds like fridge," one commented.Another wrote: "I'll just call him Fred lads, thanks

".A third added: "Wow, never knew how to pronounce Fred." But a fourth was less than impressed, saying: "Everyone else getting wins whilst we're getting English lessons

I hate this game." United will be hoping to bounce back from their defeat against the Seagulls when they face Tottenham on Monday

Former Red Devils and Spurs star Dimitar Berbatov is expecting a low scoring affair

For more infomation >> Fred reveals how you REALLY pronounce his name – and fans can't believe it - Duration: 2:03.

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Nadro - Waiting For You ( ft. Veronica B. & Timmy C. ) Sub. Sp. - Duration: 3:17.

For more infomation >> Nadro - Waiting For You ( ft. Veronica B. & Timmy C. ) Sub. Sp. - Duration: 3:17.

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Strategizing Your Search: Taking it to the Next Level - Duration: 5:32.

This video is going to show you how to use alternate keywords,

narrow your topic, and learn more about mining citations.

These search tips will help you look for a wider variety of academic research as well as

focus your research question.

I've been searching the concepts "attachment theory pet human" in the VCU Libraries Search,

focused on about ten years.

During my initial research, I created a list of subjects

and concepts I discovered.

I can use this list to develop other search strategies and to try different combinations

to see what will work best.

For example, using the subject specific research guide for Sociology found at guides.library.vcu.edu/sociology,

we can see a list of core databases.

A popular database in this field is Sociological Abstracts.

Often in searching, we take our past search notes and try different strategies.

After my initial search for "attachment theory pet human", I tried different combinations

of searches and took additional notes.

I've narrowed down my search strategies and have determined I next want to search

"human animal interaction and social support".

Similar to the VCU Libraries Search, I can narrow my results with a toolbar –

this one on the left.

Let's look at about ten years of results.

You can see by the icon next to each entry that most of my results are scholarly journal

articles.

I can click on the title to see the full record.

Like before, I'll want to take note of concepts in the abstract and subjects.

Along the right side, this database offers me a list of related items that I may want

to review.

This database is not a full-text database, so I'll need to use the "Get It @ VCU"

button to find availability.

You'll note the button links into the VCU Libraries Search.

From here, we'll look at the "View It" box for options.

One more click and then the full-text pdf is available.

There were a lot of great articles in this search.

Remember that just like with the VCU Libraries Search, we should make sure to go deeper into

the results – don't just stop at page one!

This database also offers a list of searches we might want to try.

There are a few terms here that are not in my notes, but the crucial element of pet-human

relationships is missing.

I'm going to move on to show another strategy.

We know we can keep adapting the terms in our search box, and I'm definitely going

to keep working through my list of potential search concepts.

But what happens when we find a great article that mentions other research we may want to

utilize?

An article I found earlier made reference to several articles that looked pertinent.

I should review these articles myself and determine if there is additional information

I can utilize for my research.

This is often called "citation mining."

I was intrigued by this citation: "Nonhumans in Social Interaction" from the journal

called Annual Review of Sociology.

To find if VCU owns this article - from the VCU Libraries homepage at library.vcu.edu,

click "Journal finder" then type in "Annual Review of Sociology" and click the title

for the first entry.

You'll see several links in the "View It" box, so we have access to this journal from

multiple sources.

You usually have two options from here – you can use the search tool and type in the title

of the article, or you can search for the issue itself by date or volume number.

You'll note it's available both as html and pdf.

You can use the VCU Libraries Search to find books and other resources from the reference

list, too.

If you want an item that we do not own, you can request it from Interlibrary Loan.

If you want to learn more about how to use Interlibrary Loan, just ask one of the librarians

or library staff for assistance.

I hope these tips help you take your research to the next level.

If you need further research assistance, you can ask the subject specialist librarians

mentioned in the research guides.

For all the ways to find help, visit library.vcu.edu/askus

For more infomation >> Strategizing Your Search: Taking it to the Next Level - Duration: 5:32.

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Aspergers and Energy: Downtime - On the Beach - Duration: 3:20.

So today is my day off. I'm sitting on the beach

It's a Saturday afternoon here in Melbourne in the middle of winter

why am I here?

I think one of the reasons that I attempt to find places of solitude like

this is because it's really important for me to disconnect from what feels

like a barrage of requests from the world whether that be messages or people

trying to talk to me or just I feel like there's always someone trying to

get my attention. So a place like this allows me to actually turn off. One of my mental

health practices is to attempt to take every Friday Saturday and Sunday off my regular work.

So that means limiting screen time not checking emails, not checking messages

things like that and I find that I have to be really

really disciplined with that otherwise I actually don't get a break.

I get so wound up in work mode and so hyper focused on whatever I'm doing that

it actually takes a couple of days to unwind and if I don't take those couple

of days and if I'm not really really disciplined about cutting out work

completely for those days then I find that I get to Monday morning and I

haven't been able to turn off and I haven't been able to recharge and

that can lead to burning out very very quickly

if I don't have that recharge time.

So one of my favorite Aspergers analogies

is like of a high-performance sports car and the reason I like that analogy is

because I can go really fast and I might be high maintenance sometimes but

I'm built for a purpose and if I'm going 300 km/h down the freeway

speed bumps are a problem. It's really hard to come to a complete stop when I'm

going really really fast. So I need to schedule those pit stops where I come to

a complete stop and actually recharge otherwise I will eventually break down

and that's not good for anyone. So today I'm on the beach

what else do I want to say? I think that's about it. I guess I just want to emphasized the

importance of actually taking down time and when it works it's amazing so when I

take three days off then on Monday morning I actually feel like I'm recharged and I can

actually get my headspace back into work. So I might leave it there I guess I'm

not really sure what I'm trying to say but something like that. That'll have to do... Bye...

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