Waching daily Jun 19 2017

Hi! Your lesson today is the difference between "your"

as a possessive meaning something that belongs to you

and the contraction "you are" (you're).

This is a very common mistake for non-native English speakers

and English speakers.

So I wanted to clarify it just as a reminder

because I saw it misspelled in a prominent magazine today.

And they should know better!

"Your" Y-O-U-R indicates that

you possess something - it is an adjective

"I like your haircut, Teacher!"

"I like your white shirt!"

"I like your face!"

OK, maybe I don't hear that so often

But "you are" in "you're"

Indicates you are like I see you are at your desk early today

"I see you're at your desk early today."

Here I am!

"I see you're ready to go home for the weekend!"

"I see you are ready to go home for the weekend!"

It is a very simple difference

But yet it's often a mistake that you see in writing

so be careful with that one

It's just one a few tips in English that I can give you

that will quickly help you be more successful and accurate in writing English

and being understood.

You can subscribe to these videos

I'll have lots of these brief tips for you so you can know more about English

and avoid the common mistakes

These are mistakes that even native English speakers make

because they are not paying attention

But you are paying attention, aren't you? Yes you are!

Yes, you are, you are doing a good job

and your study of English is important.

So please subscribe!

Become part of my Tribe and please subscribe!

For more infomation >> Essential English Grammar About "Your" Versus "You're" You Must Know - Duration: 2:32.

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Where you goin' with this George? | Celebrity Family Feud - Duration: 0:52.

Lope, name something you roll.

Well, Steve, you and I are huge fans of this particular thing.

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Hey, man -- -I'm gonna say a cigar.

Ray: Oh.

-Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. -Right? Right?

-Yeah. Whoo! -Good answer.

-Good answer. -Good answer.

Steve: Cigars!

-Ohh! -Aah!

[ Cheers and applause ]

Yes!

Number 5.

All: Coins.

Well, guess we're just gonna jump all around it.

Number 3.

All: Joint/blunt. Oh, what?! What?

For more infomation >> Where you goin' with this George? | Celebrity Family Feud - Duration: 0:52.

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Ryan Reynolds: Celebrates Father's Day With Outrageous Sean Connery Photo - Duration: 1:16.

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Energy and ensuring you keep yours vibrant - Duration: 2:14.

Hi, it's Mandy from Mindset for Success. Now today's word begins with the letter

e and I've got two words because I couldn't choose - and they're both linked.

And they are energy and exercise. Now everything in life is fundamentally made

of energy so we're energy beings, so we have to look after our energy and

consider for a moment how often do you say 'I don't feel like doing that', 'I'm

tired' or 'I'm stressed.' Now one of the best ways to shift our state, change our

energy is to exercise and you all know the importance of exercise, yet there's a

lot of people that don't like it and I have a lot of clients that don't

naturally enjoy exercise. So my quick tip today is how you can start to put

exercise into your life so you make it a habit that you enjoy. And the key here is

to start small. Don't set yourself a great big goal of going to the gym five

days a week. I guarantee you it won't work. Instead maybe make a commitment to

walk for 10 minutes a day three days a week to start off with because if you've

never liked exercise you've got to start small. So start small and maybe just do

it less rather than more and build up the frequency and the duration of your

exercise. The key point is to make it a habit so make it small so it doesn't put

you off and your brain doesn't run away because it is motivated towards pleasure

and away from pain. So make it small and schedule it into your diary on something

that you already do. So if you get up in the morning maybe you have ten minutes

of walking first thing in the morning. Come home from work maybe you do

ten minutes then or however long you want to challenge yourself with but the

key is to put it in your diary and stick with it and soon it will become a habit

and then you can increase the duration and the intensity. So that's my tip today

on energy and exercise and ways to make sure that you maintain your energy and

perhaps you may even love, fall in love with exercising. So that's Mandy from

Mindset for Success

For more infomation >> Energy and ensuring you keep yours vibrant - Duration: 2:14.

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Weekly Thoughts: Opportunity - Duration: 6:09.

Hey ya'll so right now I am not currently at home I am on a little vacation with my

family and Wi-Fi is not super great out here so this might be coming a little

bit later than normal we'll find out but today I wanted to talk a little bit

about opportunity and stepping out of your comfort zone and some other things

like that so a couple of days ago before I went on this vacation with my family I

was outside playing on the ukulele and I was actually trying to record taxi

cab because that's what I'm working on right now and I finished playing taxi

cab and all of a sudden some neighbors from next door that they're renting the

house and I've never talked to them before all of a sudden they are yelling

across the fence telling me you know that was great, I loved it you know I was

I was in tears all these things and so we just started talking and so I started

telling them like what I'm studying you know we just had like a good

conversation and then they invited me over to their house to come play for

them and I was a little hesitant at first you know like I was a little

uncomfortable so I was kind of wanted to stay in my comfort zone but eventually I

I told myself you know this is a good opportunity and I want to play for other

people and they mentioned they had some friends that they would love to send a

video to him so I went over there and when I was over there I got to play

awesome music for them and they recorded me and they sent it to their friend and

I just had like a really really really good conversation with them and I just I

got to talk about you know this concept album that I'm working on and just I

don't know it was such a great conversation and to think that I never

would have really had that conversation if I hadn't been outside playing the

ukulele or whatever but the thing was even though there was this great

opportunity to have these good these good conversations to be able to maybe

make some connections in the music business or any

like that I would not have you know been able to have any of that unless I had

stepped out of my comfort zone so I think it's really important to realize

that even though you can have opportunities that come along it's your

responsibility to take them and it's so easy to kind of think if something is

meant to be then it'll just happen it'll come to me you know I won't have to "work

for it" and I don't think that's right I think that everyone in their lifetime

will have opportunities come to them they will have things that you know are

meant to be but it's up to them whether or not they're going to take that and it

may not be obvious at first it may be you know are you going to make the

decision to go out and talk to that person that you feel like you need to

talk to like and you may never know what could have been if you hadn't gone over

there and talked to that person it makes me think about all the people

that I look up to you know and it makes you start to think like all of these

great people all of these these people that are role models or other people

look up to like they didn't get to where they are or were because of you know not

stepping out of their comfort zone or not taking opportunities they got to

where they were because they were courageous and because they took

opportunities and reached out and did things that made them uncomfortable you

know but it's also important to realize that just because some situation or

opportunity that you take it doesn't have to always lead somewhere and I

think it's important to put value in to things that don't go anywhere for

example me meeting those two people and possibly making a connection with

someone in the music business if that doesn't work out I'm totally fine with

that you know I'm just glad that I took the opportunity to go play music for

them and to have just an awesome conversation you know to someone else

that might seem like it's not "going anywhere"

but I made such a great connection and I was able to

just have an awesome conversation and just enjoy music in the night you know

like just got to kind of sit outside and listen to like the crickets and play twenty one

pilots and show them twenty one pilots and I just think that's really cool to realize

that sometimes opportunities and situations that you go out and do or

take like they don't have to conventionally "go somewhere" and still

have value they can still have value and not be something that someone else would

consider valuable I guess. Something really important I think to take away

from this is that everything in your life you can learn from. From you know

watching wildlife to a conversation with a friend to mess-ups or anything

literally any experience in your life you can learn something from and I think

that's really awesome and it also puts so much value into everything that you

do because sometimes it feels like whatever you're doing it doesn't matter

or it doesn't you know it doesn't have any value or something but putting value

into the things that you do is what makes it so cool so I just want to

encourage y'all to really step out of your comfort zone and you know do things

that kind of make you a little scared if you never step out of your comfort

zone and you never take opportunities then how can you expect to get to a

place that you want to be if you're not willing to take any of the steps to get

there. The journey is hard and sometimes it's anxiety inducing but I

think that's what gives it so much worth and value and when it really comes down

to it the journey is the fun part you know like the destination is awesome but

at the same time where you make your memories and have your experiences and

you learn things is along that journey and to get to that destination you have

to make that journey and so it's so important

you kind of realize that and put value into your everyday experiences. Thank you!

For more infomation >> Weekly Thoughts: Opportunity - Duration: 6:09.

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Animate Menu using CSS keyframes. JavaScript/CSS Game: #2.11 the hidden Gems - Duration: 7:22.

Everything that can be implemented using CSS, finally must be done with CSS.

I'll show you how to create something awesome using CSS only.

[Music playing]

Hi!

Let's talk today about CSS3 features, such as: transition, animation and keyframes.

We need all of them in order to animate a simple menu.

I'm Anatol and you are watching the Good Parts of the FrontEnd development.

We're starting with "High Performance Animations" placed on HTML5 Rocks.

There you can find a full guide on creating High Performance Animations.

We begin with the most important thing: Transition.

CSS Transitions is a module of CSS that defines how to create smooth transitions between values

of given CSS properties.

Our starting point will be a menu items' animation.

To do so let's use CSS Transitions, which define buttons' initial and final state.

Transition also defines button's CSS property evolution, using timing functions.

For transition you can set following properties: - delay

- duration - css property

- timing-function

You can define which property has to be animated and in which way.

This allows the creation of complex transitions.

CSS Animations renews the values of CSS properties in the course of time, using keyframes through

the following parameters: duration, number of repetitions, and the way they repeat.

In contrast to CSS Transitions determining two states only, CSS Animations allow you

set two, three or even more keyframes.

For CSS Animations you can set following properties: - delay

- direction - duration

- fill-mode - iteration-count

- name - play-state

- timing-function

There is no pleasure without pain.

You should avoid animating properties that trigger layout or paint.

For most modern browsers, this means limiting animations to opacity or transform, both of

which the browser can highly optimize.

For a full list of the work triggered by individual CSS properties, see CSS Triggers.

Let's dive in the code.

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Let's use a markup, created in the previous episode.

Add a "transition" property to a button and styles defining "hover" state

Now it looks fancy

There are five rectangles on this page.

Add utility classes: clockwise and counterclockwise, tick and counter tick, phase and counterphase

Add animation for each class

Now it looks great

So, with a combination of different CSS properties you can implement a plenty of effects.

Everything can be done automagicaly!

Easy, isn't' it?

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My code is available on GitHub Documentation is available in the Internet

Follow the links if you're eager to get more.

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If you like this video give it "thumbs up", share it with your friends, subscribe to the

channel and watch other episodes.

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This is all for this week.

Thanks for watching and dive deeper.