Waching daily Oct 26 2018

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Drop Your Dropshipping Business NOW - Duration: 5:59.

Should you drop your drop shipping business and focus on a digital

marketing agency. Hey tribe, Matt Laker here. Here in today's video I want to

share with you some of the most interesting insights I got from people

running drop shipping companies and digital marketing agencies then I

compared this combined it into one quick video for you so you can make your own

decision whether you should continue running your drop shipping business or

whether you should drop that drop shipping business and focus on something

new something that might work even better something that is called digital

marketing agency now you might be thinking I'm not sure if I want to do

this because it sounds like completely new business but on the other hand you

might be thinking but drop shipping sucks I'm spending so much money to

source products from China and I I got some orders and they were destroyed or

stolen or people are not buying anything from me or this entire Amazon thing is

like Gold Rush and everyone is there now so you might be feeling this way and you

are partially right and I have a solution for you so let's explore this

during this week video so what is happening with Amazon and drop shipping

as many people who are on Amazon and who've been doing this for even multiple

years they say that this is kind of like Gold Rush so this is an analogy imagine

a Gold Rush in the United States and everyone is going there to chase the

gold okay so everyone is running buying shovels and digging for gold okay so

this is kind of what amazon drop shipping business seems to be like these

days now don't get me wrong there are some people who made money with the dirt

still a lot of people who are making a lot of money with this there are a lot

of people who make money on courses how to sell Amazon and drop shipping there

are you know a lot of people who made money on this it's kind of like Bitcoin

girl none really but they did make a lot of money in the past and now

everyone is kind of chasing the rabbit and going down the rabbit hole to have a

drop shipping business now why this is like a gold rush because somebody good

wealthy with this and everybody else is following now why gold rushes are

dangerous for people who are digging for gold because everyone else is doing so

now what is happening during the gold rush if we were going with this analogy

is that people who are selling shovels are making the most money so if you're

just standing there hanging out everyone is looking to buy shovels to dig for the

gold what you're better off is selling shovels

you're selling shovels to people and well they make money maybe they don't

make money but you are always making money because you're selling shadows so

what is a shadow it's a digital marketing agency so why is this better

for you to run a digital marketing agency if you're not successful with

your drop shipping business well the first reason for this is because you are

going to actually learn how to market for dropshipping businesses because

you're gonna work for your clients who already semi-successful you're gonna

work with them face to face you're gonna be able to copy what they're doing

you're gonna be able to apply this you're gonna be able to observe their

current strategy so you're gonna focus on one thing you're probably gonna do

dropshipping marketing which makes perfect sense marketing for companies

who do drop shipping and you will learn so much more from them and you are also

gonna get paid for this because while you're learning they're actually paying

you for some kind of work that you're delivering whatever marketing services

you're offering to them so you're not only learning more than if you were just

drop shipping by yourself but you're also literally getting paid for learning

and the best thing is that you don't have to abandon your idea of starting a

drop shipping business at all you don't have to abandon this idea and you didn't

have to abandon this because if you deliver marketing services to

dropshipping businesses you become better and better you raise capital and

eventually you can use this money to focus on a drop shipping business and

you have more skills more expertise more funnels that you already understand that

you can implement in your own drop shipping business so it's kind of like

you're just putting yourself behind the crowd and everyone is chasing the rabbit

that everyone is digging the gold and you're just working with all of them

okay you get information from all of them there are like hundreds of people

around you you're all rallying dropshipping businesses you help all of

them of course you're delivering as much value as you can whatever is that that

you're doing whether it's helping them with their pictures landing pages or

whatever drop shipping companies need you help them with this but at the same

time you observe what works the best and then you can implement this in your own

drop shipping business if you want to know more how to start a marketing

agency and supplement your drop shipping business then you can go to Mattlaker.com

I made a free training for you for a limited time it's totally free so you

can watch it you can see all the first steps to starting a digital marketing

agency so it's MattLaker.com make sure to go there right now and I see you in

tomorrow's video. Cheers!

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Sweet Red Bean Steamed Buns (a.k.a Hobbang or JjinBbang: 호빵) / Aeriskitchen's Tips / 한국어 자막 - Duration: 13:13.

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Injectables That Can Make You Look Instantly Slimmer - Duration: 6:35.

Today, have you ever wanted to be like instantly slimmer?

Hi guys my name is Dr. Sarah Tonks I'm a cosmetic physician in London today we

are going to be doing some facial slimming using injectables that's Botox

and dermal fillers a lot of people think that fillers are going to make your face

look bigger and you look you know chubby or or fatter after you've had that done

and that you can only use Botox for swimming actually that's totally not

true a combination of both of them really works best this is because it's

more about the shape of the face rather than worrying about adding more volume

to it so if the volumes in the correct areas it means that eventually you'll

wind up looking slimmer so our patient today is a huge tooth grinder you can

see her masseter muscle here is well massive it's huge she's also got a large

temporalis muscle here sometimes on people who are clenches and grinders you

will see that the platysma which is this big sheet muscle down here will also be

quite strong it tends to be that if you're clenching your teeth it's more in

the temporalis if you're grinding your teeth it's more in the masseter the size

of the muscle is not related to the amount of pain that people can get this

problem so I have seen some patients whom maybe they've got a really really

tiny looking masseter but they experience a lot of pain from their

grinding likewise I see patients who have got

huge masters but they might not be in any pain I think you'll agree though

that for this lady if we can just take a little bit off this muscle on both sides

it would look quite nice I'm also going to inject the chin crease here and just

try and make her look a little bit less tired there she's previously had her

lips done elsewhere so I won't be treating them today okay first of all

let's do the Botox so we're going to be treating her glabella which is a frown

line forehead now the temples now remember this is

that big muscle the temporalis muscle which is involved in clenching your

teeth then we're going to treat the masseter muscle and finally the platysma

in the neck this is really gonna take the tension off for her now on to the

filler first things first on top of the cheekbone now switching to

use a cannula again to treat the cheekbone

now micro droplets in front of the ear this is for lifting touch Frost that's 4

mils so you can see that by using 4 mils we do have a slight improvement in the

contour of the cheek area and we're starting to see some lifts here let's go

on and do the next four I'm putting more in this micro droplet technique in front

of the ear because I think that worked really well for her this particular

technique is very good if you have Halloween in front of your ear I'm now

attacking the chin crease with it needle and we're going back to do the front

part of the cheek yo-ho-ho that's 8 mils again you can see that

we're making some progress here she's not swelling up too much so hopefully

you guys can see that we're really getting some progress here with the

cheek we're starting to unfold the chin that you can see the direction in which

we're going now we're gonna do some temple filler and then the angle of the

jaw now we're taking that cannula back and treating the marionette zone and

moving across to the chin crease that's pretty much it so let's see how she

looked about 2-3 weeks after the procedure so remember it takes a few

weeks for the Botox to work so let's just have a quick look at her and how

she looked when she left the clinic so what we can see there is we've got some

really nice improvement in the cheeks and the chin and everything appears a

bit more lifted but you don't really see the benefit of the Botox yet so when we

then flip to the follow up image which was taken 2 to 3 weeks later you can see

that it's really kicked in and our whole face now looks much

slimmer so using this second image we can see

that now the jawline looks much straighter because this large muscle

here has been removed we can also see that there is a bit less bulk in the

temple area even though I have injected the temple I know this is a bit

counterintuitive that I'm putting Botox in there to slim the muscle but then I'm

putting filler in there afterwards the reason it is the filler goes deep and

it's more to lift up the eyebrow rather than it being a functional thing so I'll

often use Botox for example to slim the masseter but then put filler in at the

angle of the jaw behind where the masseter is because that will give you a

kind of a more cut look there let's have a quick look at her smiling to make sure

she hasn't turned into a goblin you can see again looks pretty good on smiling

we've retained those little lines around the eyes we didn't do any Botox there

however underneath the eye does look a little bit better this is probably the

most interesting part so can you see here this part of the face is straight

and maybe even slightly outwards facing here we've got a v-shape okay guys

that's it for this week I hope you enjoyed the video and that you like the

results don't forget to come back next week where we will be doing more of the

same I will see you there sure back

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Who is God calling you to be? | Northeastern Seminary at Roberts Wesleyan College - Duration: 1:20.

At Northeastern Seminary we believe we can help you fulfill your purpose in

God's creative redemptive work in the world

my name is Dr. Deana Porterfield

President of Northeastern Seminary

there is this space between where we are today

and where God is calling us

at Northeastern Seminary your curriculum is

going to be relevant and real to how you serve in your everyday ministry and life

developing God's gift and talents that are within you to be able to effectively

reach and minister to your community

my hope is that you will consider

Northeastern Seminary to continue your education

you have the opportunity to go

part-time or full-time here in Rochester or online

from the convenience of your own home

or even if you walk down the street to a Starbucks

and we are committed to making sure that you learn how to connect your

head to your heart

and engage your hand so that we can ultimately step out and serve the needs

of our community, the church and the world

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Halloween vs. Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes Night - Duration: 9:19.

Hi, I'm Vicki and I'm British but I live in the US now, and this season of year is

what I call autumn, but Americans call fall.

America and the UK both have a have a special celebration at this time of year, but they're

different.

In the US it's Halloween and in the UK it's Guy Fawkes night, or bonfire night.

You're going to learn about both celebrations in this video and you'll also learn vocabulary

along the way.

To help me, I'm teaming up with my friend Jennifer, from Jennifer ESL.

Jennifer's American and she knows lots about Halloween.

And I've got lots to tell you about Guy Fawkes, and British history.

We'll also to show you some family photos, and when we've finished, you can decide

which holiday you think is best.

OK Jennifer.

You can go first because Halloween comes first.

That's right.

We celebrate Halloween on October 31st.

Halloween combines different traditions and lots of fun.

Halloween is also known as All Hallows' Eve, and it's actually been around for centuries

in one form or another.

Halloween has ancient Celtic roots, so the holiday came from what is now Ireland, the

UK, and France.

At this time of the year, when the warm summer ends, and the cold weather sets in, people

believed that the line between the living and the dead blurs.

That's how Halloween came into existence.

So the living and the dead get mixed up!

Is that why people think of ghosts and zombies and scary creatures at Halloween?

Yeah, when the tradition first started, some people thought that wearing costumes would

scare the real ghosts away.

Today both children and adults participate in Halloween simply for the fun of dressing

up and wearing costumes.

Dressing up is a huge part of Halloween in the US.

The costumes can be scary, funny, beautiful... whatever you'd like.

Take a look.

Oh that's your kids!

Wonderful!

In the UK, if we dress up, we generally dress as things like Dracula, or Frankenstein or

mummies – so costumes that have a spooky theme.

But in the US, people dress up as anything they want.

It's part of the tradition of trick-or-treating, isn't it?

Yes.

Trick-or-treating is a community event.

It's a lot of fun to see families all around the neighborhood celebrating in costume and

giving out candy.

For about two hours, kids go from door to door in costume.

They know which houses to go to because families turn on their porch lights to signal that

they're participating in Trick-or-Treating.

The kids ring the doorbell if no one's already waiting at the door.

Each time they say, 'Trick or treat', and receive candy.

No one plays tricks, by the way.

It's just a custom to say 'Trick or treat' like a greeting or a request for candy.

Often the adults giving out candy are dressed up too.

Parents who are waiting back near the street remind their children to say thank you for

the candy.

Parents also hope to get some of that candy later, or at least I do!

Now, sometimes my students ask if Halloween is a religious festival or a celebration of

the devil and dark forces, but it's not.

It's just an excuse to party.

I think it's my favourite American holiday now.

How can you live in the U.S. and not love Halloween?

It's a huge deal for my children and me.

We get ready a few weeks in advance because it takes time to prepare our costumes and

decorate the house.

And don't get me started about carving pumpkins!

I can go on and on about the time and effort it takes to make jack-o'-lanterns.

Jack-o'-lanterns.

You'd better explain what they are.

That's what we call the pumpkins after we carve them and place candles inside to light

them up at night.

Traditionally, we carve a scary or funny faces, but in more recent years, it's become fashionable

to carve different things.

Some people are really good at it.

I'm learning, but it's not easy to cut through the hard shell.

I know.

I'm very impressed.

They're really hard to make.

I wonder if people in the UK have as much fun around this time of the year?

Well, when I was growing up, we didn't pay attention to Halloween.

It was no big deal.

It's growing in popularity now but it's still a small holiday compared to the U S.

In the UK, we like to party a few days later on the fifth of November.

That's when we have Guy Fawkes night, or bonfire night.

This is a celebration of a historical event and it dates back to the year 1605.

King James was the king of Great Britain and some people planned to assassinate him - so

to kill him.

They got barrels of gunpowder and hid them in the British parliament building and waited

for the king to arrive.

So it was a plot.

They planned to blow up the building and kill the king.

However, the king's supporters heard about the plot.

They searched the building and discovered a man, called Guy Fawkes, hiding in the basement

under the building with 36 barrels of gunpowder.

So the king was saved and the people of London celebrated by lighting bonfires.

That's how the tradition started.

Every November the fifth we have bonfires and lots of fireworks.

When I was a child, bonfire night was probably the most exciting night of the year.

Preparations started a week or two before.

We'd go to the shop and buy big boxes of fireworks and very importantly, we'd make

a guy.

A guy is a kind of effigy or model of Guy Fawkes.

We'd get some old clothes, stuff them with newspapers and sew them together so they looked

like a human body.

Then we'd build a bonfire, put the guy on top and set fire to it.

Vicki, are you the little girl on the left?

Yes, that's me!

I think I was about 8 or 9 years old.

The stuffed guy reminds me of a scarecrow.

We use scarecrows on farms to scare away the birds.

Here in the US, scarecrows have also become common fall decorations.

We don't burn them though!

Looking back, it was quite dangerous because our garden wasn't very big.

Most people these days go to big firework displays instead.

They're a lot safer.

Wow.

Talk about strange but oddly fun traditions!

Do any of you have the tradition of building a bonfire?

What fall holidays do you celebrate?

Tell us in the comments.

Yes, and don't forget to subscribe to both our channels.

Happy Halloween everyone!

Bye!

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MIAMI HORROR STORY - Duration: 3:16.

It's so gross out

-It's supposed to be like this all week -Are you serious?

*phone vibrates*

My grandma.

with work and stuff. I can't just take time off.

I live in New York grandma

Hey has anybody seen Pablo? -Pablo?

Yeah. -Oh you didn't hear?

Didn't hear what?....

Pablo went to Miami for the weekend and....

Never came back.

Heard he got a pretty sweet deal on a Beach condo!

No there's no valet. We're gonna walk.

Walk? -Caminar

No. There's no car.

Primo! PRIMO! Que te pasa?

I just feel like something is off -Was it dinner?

No. I just feel like something is following me.

Pero like, how great is Publix!

Oh I LOVE Publix!

So convenient! It's so convenient! So convenient....

Following you? Like on Twitter?

No. I mean like a place.

It's Tuesday. How are you at the beach?

Oh you're tan. You're real tan aren't you?

This isn't hashtag winter. YOU DON'T KNOW WINTER.

How can a place follow you?

You're from Minnesota. You wouldn't understand.

No no no no! El frizz!

Tell me!

*whispered* Cafe Cubano

It's too little and sweet

It's.....

MIAMI

Where am I?

Isn't it beautiful?

And it's warm year round mi vida

Donde estoy?

Northeast....

MIAMI.

Run

Are you screaming because you just realized you don't pay city tax here?

Wait, are you serious?

That's a huge incentive I had no idea....

OH MY GOD WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ME

Que paso mami?

Dale!

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Would you have kept training? - Duration: 6:55.

I think I'm gonna throw up

I think I'm gonna throw up

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Do you shoot over the deer?? - Duration: 9:36.

Hi!

We are standing in the middle of the hunting season

and why am i not hunting?

well, because today i felt like

making this video

and you have to forge the iron while its hot

or else Loki will take it!

some of the stuff we are talking about these days

are people shooting over the deer

especially when they are shooting from above

I´m use to say, there is 4 reasons

why we are shooting over the deer

Reason no. 1 is aim small, miss small

we are forgetting to focus on the small spot

on the deer

or forgetting to focus just behind the front leg

where the heart is at

instead we are looking at the whole animal

Reason no. 2

is buck fever, plain and simple

we are struck by buck fever so much

our heart is hammering

so when the deer is on its way

maybe we have waited 15 minutes

for the shot oppertunity to happen

and when it finally happens

we are forgetting all the important stuff

and only looking at the critter

maybe even the whole deer

and then we are just pulling back and releasing

and usually we dont get a proper anchor point

maybe we are releasing here

and when we are releasing here

it means that our back sight is to high

cause our back sight is our eyes

it´s like if you´r moving your peep sight up on a compound bow

and the shot will go higher

Reason no. 3

the theorethical reason

Look at this

we have a treestand here

and the deer is here

and the shot is here

the distance from the tree to the critter

lets say this is 10 meters

so there is 13 meters here

and our instinct is

calculating the 13 meters

cause we are use to practice at unknown distances all the time

so our instinct is calculating 13 meters

but there is only 10 meters

and the arrow is impacting higher

but in my book, this is not so important

bacause

when we are shooting from above

we also need the arrow to impact higher on the animal

cause the arrow is coming from above

therefore

i´m gonna call this the theoretical reason

but no doubt about it! it is a reason.

make no mistake about that

and reason no. 4

the deer ducking

like this

if it can hear the arrow

or the bow

there is alot of evidence of that! so thats a fact.

but you can calculate that to

cause when you´r aiming small

you´r aiming through the deer in the heart

which is in

the lower part of the deer

and you have a buffer over the heart

but now we are crawling up in the tree

and shooting a few shots

trying to do it like we don´t wanna shoot

of course its difficult to do it wrong

byt i will try

and a few shots

with a good anchor point

Now we are in the tree

we are elevated about 3 meters

there is 10 meters from this tree to the deer, down there

and

about 13 meters in straight line

my instinct will shoot this deer at 13 meters

but i know

there is only 10 meters, but thats not something i´m thinking about much

cause if im shooting this deer like it was 13 meters away

and its only 10 meters away

the arrow will impact a little higher

wich is okay, cause i´m shooting from above

the arrow will therefore hit through the middle of the engine of the deer

This is why i´m saying the the theoretical reason

is not so important

I think it´s more important

how we are executing the shot, and what we are thinking

during the shot

Now i´m gonna try to

make a shot, like we don´t wanna do it

I´m using the white feathers

so we can separate it from the others

I have tryed this in real life, my self

I did not know what i was doing, at all

cause i was struck by buck fever

It can also be an adrenalin rush, because of the exitement

So i did not know what i was doing

What often happens when the deer steps in is:

we are just doing it like this

and we are making a shot like this

and often we are not getting an anchor high enough

Some times the anchor is down here

maybe i´m exaggerating now

but only so it´s easy to understand

Now i will try to make a proper anchor point

this is my style of shooting

maybe you have another

some people are doing like this

others like this

but it´s all the same in general

either way we need to get down to the arrow

like when you are doing from the ground

remember that up here to

and when the deer is stepping in

And thats what i think is going wrong most of the time, when we are shooting over the deer

and at the same time we are looking at the whole animal

instead of the small spot

let´s try

controlled anchor point

it was pretty good

lets take another

the first one was with a broadhead

this one is without

I have already desided

when the deer was coming in

my eyes was on the heart of that deer

exactly where i wanna hit

aim small miss small

I have already desided

to remember the anchor point

it´s in my mind already

Maybe my heart is pumping

but i´m focused on my anchor and where i wanna hit

I have already made theese decissions

my mind is not empty

cause if it is

it´s gonna be auto pilot

and we dont want that

Draw back

anchor

and it will not go wrong

It dosen´t matter if we are shaking a little

cause we are holding it longer

Shaking like I do is never a problem

as long I have a proper anchor point

and its tight enough

you will not fail

lets try to

now we are

I´m taking the camera of here

and then we are crawling down

and

taking a look at it

As we can see

the white one is way to high

cause my anchor point was way to low

or the anchor point was missing

and the other two arrows was great

lets take a look at the angle

When we are considering the angle

they are perfect

they will cut the engine completely

so, thank you for watching

I hope it can be usefull

and it can help to make people think about it

but this is not because that I know everything

cause i´m not

but this is my tip

I hope you can use it

and i think it´s more important to think

what we are doing

instead of

only think about theory

shoot straight!

see you

I forgot to talk about

reason no. 4

the deer can duck the arrow

and it can

no matter how fast our bow is

the deer can duck

And there is only one thing to say

aim low

and be close to the deer

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Respond & Restore - Duration: 4:36.

Hi my name is Gary Berge and I've just completed the two-year Foundations two

program at the University of Trenton Ontario and the Mehrit Centre on

self-regulation. I'm part of the first group of graduates from this program and

I'm presenting a series of information videos on the Shanker Five Steps of

Self-Regulation and understanding the Five Domains of Stress and I'm posting

these on YouTube. Each video is about five minutes and length and contains five

slides of information. Each video has a brief written description and is

designed to be very practical and concise. The series is designed to be

followed in video sequence to fully appreciate the self-reg process. Each

video will require the viewer to create their own stress inventory and continue

to add to it throughout the series. All materials for the series comes from the

Mehrit Centre and the Foundations Two course participants. Please contact the

Mehrit Centre at http://self-reg.ca for further

information on these topics, or you can contact me http://www.wildrosecaregivers.com Thank

you and I hope you enjoy the series. Step 5 "Respond & Restore" by Gary

Berge. Step 5 is the final step in the Shanker Five Step Method of Self

Regulation which takes a close look at strategies we can use to restore our

energy and keep tensions regulated. If you've been following this video series

from the beginning, you have completed a personal stress inventory of stresses

from all five domains including some hidden stressors. You have looked at

reducing or eliminating some of these stressors and then reframing the remaining

stressors understanding that when your tension levels rise and energy drops you

are prone to a stress reaction. You have increased your stress awareness in

all five domains and in this video you will look at developing some lifelong

strategies for restoration and resilience allowing you to navigate your

day being mindful of your stressors and staying in a flow state.

Finding balance in our internal systems and in our lives

allows for personal growth and a sense of well-being recognizing that your day

involves the fluctuations of energy and tension and when your body experiences

little energy and high tension, the body becomes depleted of energy and quickly

attempts to conserve whatever remaining energy is left by initiating a limbic or

red brain response. In this state the limbic system takes over putting the

brakes on the blooper executive functions causing you to lose rational

thought, focus, becoming highly emotional and

having trouble listening. Focusing on your behavior at this point is like

applying a band-aid. Recovery from this state requires restoration practices

through self-regulation by bringing yourself back to calm. Applying

self-control or willpower is ineffective while experiencing a stress response.

Write down in your stress inventory ways that you use to restore your energy.

Every person has unique and individualized ways to restore and

bounce back from energy draining experiences. These lifestyle changes and

mindset changes can change the trajectory of life toward a more

balanced and healthy sense of well-being. Examples of restoration practices can be

dancing, yoga, walks in nature, meditation, walking the dog, horseback riding, art

cooking, exercise, deep breathing, reading and continuing to practice your own

self-regulation through becoming mindful of your daily

energy intention. One way to stay in flow is to view everything that happens in

the positive, finding value in all that you encounter. Thank you for watching

this series on self-regulation and the five domains. Stay tuned for future

topics such as self-control versus self-regulation,

misbehaviour versus stress behaviour. Thank you and stay tuned.

For more infomation >> Respond & Restore - Duration: 4:36.

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"love your god" (demo) - Duration: 4:41.

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Does Font Choice and Typography Impact Your Writing? - Duration: 0:28.

You know, designers always tell us that typography and font choice is really

important. But as writers, we don't often write in the font that our final work

gets published in. So does the font choice that we choose as writers -- to work

in -- impact the style and content of our writing? What font choice do you choose?

And do you use different font choices for different clients? (I know I do.) So let

me know...Comment below!

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HANDCRAFTED DREAMS & GOALS | your passions and vision - Duration: 4:42.

life is not meant for you to watch that somebody else follow their dreams chase

their goals and achieve everything they wanted to ever achieve hey everybody I

just had a couple things I just wanted to get off of my chest well not really

it's not like something I'm venting about but I wanted to turn on the camera

and basically good on my little soapbox for a second you were designed for a

specific for a very detailed column you were not put on this earth to just sit

on the sidelines and watch Life go by think of your biggest hairiest most

magical amazing dream that you want to achieve you can achieve it if you

believe in yourself you can do whatever you put your mind to life is not meant

for you to watch that somebody else follow their dreams chase their goals

and achieve everything they wanted to ever achieve that's meant for you too

that's good for them but that's also meant for you there's not a single

person on this earth that was just put here to just live mediocre to just like

watch Life go by just to watch other people gain success and I'm preaching to

myself as well I'm Alex speaking to myself my head like a mirror I guess I

like talking to myself because I need to hear this too there's so many times that

you know I can see other people getting into things that I love and I like and I

get I don't I don't want to say I don't get jealous but I definitely get a

little insecure like am i working hard enough is this the right direction

because no matter what we do in life it's hard to just like sit back and be

like is this the direction I'm supposed to be going in so because each of us are

so specific it's so detailed so intricate because we are that means

we are able to live out a purpose in a dream and a calling that is that

specific and unique detailed because that's who we are even

jobs careers or blank lifestyles that I would say is more of a perfect mold like

for me it would personally be something when I look at it would be like somebody

is a nurse or somebody who is a teacher and now that those are perfect molds but

in my mind that's the you know Torian musician youtuber person who doesn't

have any like specific place to go specific thing to do

teacher and nurse it's more like I guess what I would consider a perfect mold or

more like a stable job but even those things even if you are a nurse even if

somebody's a teacher they are very specific and they're very intricate

maybe the nurse is really into bike riding and like leaps biking group every

weekend and maybe the teachers really loving and wants to volunteer at the

clinic event clinic like all the time I mean that's even just things that we

can see there's more things inside of us that make us so different like in our

minds and our hearts and our souls but there's so many things that make us who

we are so why would we not go after dreams that

are as unique as we are your life is not meant to just watch somebody else that

cheat their dreams let me just say that one more time because I feel like so

often that's the mindset I get in okay well I mean maybe it's just not for me

maybe I'm just supposed to like the thing and let somebody else do it better

or do it well or whatever but inside I if I really get real with myself I know

that that's the thing that like I want to do and I feel like I'm meant to do

well and I want to achieve and I want to do better than like you know bettering

myself not trying to be better than nothing

but just bettering myself and I feel like so often we put things on the shelf

because we just as soon as like mentor somebody else to do better or to do well

because we just we don't believe in ourselves enough but we are gonna

believe in ourselves we are going to follow after a dream you were meant to

live the life was so much purpose you were meant to be somebody who follows

their dreams who achieves their goals you believes in themselves and in doing

so encouraging other people to do the same because this world would be so much

of a better place if we all let go of social norms cultural norms and subtext

hold us back we just have to keep pressing forward

don't give up know that your specific crazy dream was meant for you truly

meant for you and don't let anything get in your way

not even you well that's it you guys I smell like I don't want to say hopefully

that made it's that kind of sense and hopefully that inspires even the courage

of you to go after it thank you guys for watching I love you to the moon and back

and until next time

you

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2018 Mustang BULLITT Dream Giveaway Review! - Duration: 4:27.

(exciting music)

- [Chris] Hi, Chris and Blake here

with the Dream Giveaway Garage.

- Yeah, on location.

- On location, Blake, tell 'em what we got behind us.

- 2018 Mustang Dream Giveaway

featuring the 2019, limited edition Mustang Bullitt

and paired with a '68 tribute Bullitt

just like Steve McQueen drove in that fancy,

fancy film from back in the day, Bullitt.

- Bullitt, you guys know the story of Bullitt.

It's crime drama from 1968, it's set in San Francisco.

It stars Steve McQueen and it just happens to have

a 1968 Highland Green Mustang chasing a Dodge Charger.

Not for 10 or 20 seconds, for 18 and a half minutes.

It's the most iconic car chase scene

in all of movie history.

- [Blake] And you're not only gonna win a '68 Mustang,

you're gonna win both, guys.

2019 Mustang Bullitt limited edition, 480-horsepower,

paired with the '68 restomod and we paid the taxes,

so you don't have to worry about that.

- It all happens at www.dreamgiveaway.com.

You use the promo code, you'll get bonus tickets

and if you're the winner, tell 'em what's gonna happen.

- We're gonna fly you to Florida,

put you up for a night, have a ceremony,

hand the lucky winner the keys.

You get two sets of keys, guys.

Fire it up and drive it home.

Let's start off with the front of this car.

Look at the grill, the honeycomb mesh grill,

beautiful, outlined in chrome and you'll see

the chrome is one of the key accents of the Mustang Bullitt

because this car has no badges,

but it definitely has the chrome outline

to set it off between this and other Mustangs.

The hood pays a lot of homage to the '68 Bullitt

with these two louvers here, really making

this hood aggressive, making it look exactly like

that '68 Bullitt and you'll see they made

these wheels specifically for the 2019 Mustang Bullitt.

They are just for the Bullitt, the only option you can get

and they're outlined in that chrome.

And the last piece of chrome on this car

to really set it aside from everything else,

is this beautiful outline of the door.

You'll see the chrome goes all the way back to the window

and all the way up the front A-pillar.

So you'll see Brembo outfitted this 2019 Mustang Bullitt

with a big break kit to make sure that you can turn

on a dime and hit the breaks when you need

and be able to get around those corners.

This 2019 Mustang Bullitt comes

with the upgraded Recaro seats.

It's a premium, it's a must.

Those things hug ya so well when you drive this car,

making it that much more amazing.

And last but not least, the most important thing

about this Mustang Bullitt is the badging.

Take a look how beautiful it is on the trunk,

letting everybody know this is tribute to the original '68.

The beautiful badge will be in everybody's face behind ya,

intimidating 'em, letting 'em know you got 480-horsepower

behind the wheels and this is the real deal Bullitt.

- Take a look at this perfectly restored 1968 Mustang

with a 390 cubic inch engine just like Steve McQueen drove

but that's where the similarities end because this Mustang

has restomod upgrades from bumper to bumper.

There's a whole lot of Bullitt insignia on this Mustang,

like these modern wheels with Bullitt center caps,

Bullitt right here on the gas cap.

You know you want to put this restomod Mustang

in your garage.

Inside you're going to find Bullitt seats,

a five speed modern manual transmission,

and a whole lot of Bullitt attitude.

Three different style Mustangs were available back in 1968,

a coupe, a convertible, and like you see here, a fastback.

And while we're standing here,

take a look at this Highland Green metallic paint,

absolutely phenomenal, especially in the sunlight,

you can see the metallic glistening on this 1969 Mustang.

Ya gotta be in it to win it.

To get in, go to www.dreamgiveaway.com.

Enter to win these two Mustangs

and while you're there, there's other great prizes too.

- Yep, absolutely.

Check out all the prize packages at dreamgiveaway.com.

They're the world's greatest prize packages.

Gotta say it again,

- [Both] World's greatest prize packages.

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What would you do to save your son? - Viper Club - Duration: 0:16.

[Beeping]

Andy's been kidnapped in Syria.

It's illegal to pay ransom.

You have to deal with the consequences of your decision.

Do you think I'm afraid of a jail sentence?

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Preptober Timeline Spread - Duration: 6:12.

Hi there! It's Diane, the nursing geek, with a quick Preptober video. This was

brought on by a conversation in comments with Kate Cavanaugh. I will link her

video below that prompted this. We got to talking about timeline issues in terms

of what day is it, how many hours does this day actually have, how many hours

would be needed for this day to actually play out the way it is? I shared that in the

project I ended up completing during July's camp NaNoWriMo, I had this one day

that would need to be at least 48 hours long because I had people driving from

Minnesota to South Dakota to North Dakota and back again and and doing

things in each of those places that took time, and that that was not going to be

within 24 hours. No. All very well for TV shows to do jump

cuts where people drive across the country in a snap of a finger -- although

don't think the audience doesn't notice that - they do, we do --- so don't want to do

it in writing. I had said, "Well, maybe what I need to do

to map out my time line is get one of those old doctor appointment logs where

you can just block off chunks of time throughout the day." And I used to have

one of those for totally different purpose years ago, so I had in mind what

I wanted. Went looking in Target. No, didn't find anything even close.

I was then thinking about going to Staples -- I am very glad I did not -- and

realized it would probably be a $20 planner that I would be buying, but I

would still have to alter it to fit my needs. Why do that? I have (laughs) got extra

bullet journals lying around, 'cause it's cheaper shipping-wise, usually, to buy

more than one. So this one hasn't been put to use yet. So now it just became my

Writing Collections Bullet Journal. I picked the one with the elephant on it,

because you associate elephants with memory, or at least I do. And it's gonna

help me remember important things like "how many hours are in a day?" "What already

happened in this character's day?" And I created this little spread. So this is my

working title, and "What It Takes" is the working title, the "Timeline" is the spread

title. It's late. And I just numbered out the hours of the day in the margin. I did

go for all 24 hours actually here - all 24 hours because the protagonist of this

story is... she's a nursing student and I know that there will be awake time stuff

happening here. Probably cramming for exams and things

to be interrupted by actual plot-relevant stuff. But yeah, if you are a

nursing student, please don't do that to yourself. I know you're probably going to

do it anyway, but please consider getting sleep before exams instead of staying

awake all night. Public service announcement out of the

way, this character is totally gonna pull all-nighters and have plot-relevant

things happen in the wee hours, so I need to be able to block those out when that

happens. So that's my plan for this part of the spread, and then the top is just

a little summary of what's happening that day. One or two plot-relevant things

that are happening to keep myself on track of what actually needs to happen

within those 24 hours. I don't know whether this is going to work the way I

think it is, but I'm gonna try it. And in case you are looking for a way to

do something similar, I offer that as a possible way to go. Or maybe you'll think

of something better, in which case please share it in comments because I'd love to

know! I need all the help I can get. Don't we all? So that's it for now. I

can't think of anything else right at the moment. I am gonna try to get one

more Preptober video up, maybe, as well as the projectile wound video before

NaNo starts. I'm gonna try. I am still finishing out the story that I meant to

write during July's Camp, which is due on the 30th. Not due to my beta reader, due

to go and be put up for people to read. Student-type folks out there, please

listen to me. Don't do that to yourself either. I know you probably will, but please don't.

I shouldn't. I know better, but, um, it is what it is. I'm just starting chapter 2 and

the outline goes for 9. That'll be interesting. How much other stuff will happen than writing and

planning -- outside of, you know, work -- I don't know, but I'm gonna try to get

those two done. We'll see. Anyway, that's it for now. So, until next

time, I hope you have a great day. Bye!

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English Listening Practice 3 - My Favorite Food - Duration: 9:05.

What's up guys? Welcome to another listening practice video

So just like the last couple listening practice videos that I made, in this video

I'm going to talk for about 10 minutes or so

and you can use this to listen and to practice your English listening and try to understand the words that I'm saying and

I'll be speaking at full speed. So this is as if a native speaker were speaking to you in a conversation

Just like I mentioned before,

the way that I like to practice my listening when I'm

learning other languages is

I like to listen to a video, usually on YouTube, of a person speaking to the camera

and I first listen to it without subtitles

Just listening listening listening and trying to understand what the person is saying and then I listen to the same video

again

but this time with the subtitles turned on and so I can see which words that I didn't understand the first time and I can

Start to notice the small details that I didn't catch the first time

I listened to the video and

so by the time you've watched the video the second time with the subtitles,

it becomes a lot clearer to you

and then the third time, you watch the video again, but this time without the subtitles again

and ... this is good practice for you to see if

you can capture the words the third time around because now that you've seen them written down

you can identify them more easily when you listen to them

So this is the way I like to do my listening practice. If you have a different way, that's perfectly fine

but in case you were wondering how you could use these videos to your advantage, that's how I'd

recommend it to you. So

today, I'm going to talk to you about the topic of food. I'll tell you about my favorite foods

I think I'll divide it into sections so breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert

So let's let's start with breakfast first. So I'm an American so

As most Americans, I really enjoy a good

hearty breakfast. The word hearty is just talking about like a very filling, a very

a very full heavy breakfast

And so I like this especially if I'm on vacation or if it's the weekend or something like that

So if any of you have been to America before and eaten breakfast at a restaurant

you probably know some of our famous breakfast foods like

pancakes,

bacon and eggs, hash browns,

oatmeal

Maybe even... maybe some of you even know some of our more, I would say more traditional southern

breakfast foods like grits or things like that

But I would say that my favorite breakfast food is definitely eggs

So eggs are probably one of my most favorite foods

in the whole world. I eat eggs probably

at least a few times a week, I would say and so eggs of any style

Are my favorite breakfast food

but especially

poached eggs, so I don't know if any of you guys like poached eggs, but for me, those are

the most delicious breakfast foods...

breakfast food that I can imagine. So poached eggs, I would say is my number one

breakfast food

Now talking about lunch

Lunch in the U.S.

isn't as big as it is in other countries. I know most of my viewers are from Latin America and in Latin America lunch is

more important, it's the

the heaviest meal of the day usually

In the U.S. a lot of people skip lunch or they'll eat a very light lunch at their office while they're working or something

So for me, I grew up eating a lot of sandwiches

for lunch, that was kind of normal for me

So, I don't know if you guys have tried peanut butter and jelly, but that's definitely one of the traditional

American

styles of sandwich, so I haven't eaten a lot of those recently

but I will say that during my childhood. That was probably my favorite lunch

Nowadays, and now that I live in Mexico, I eat a lot of

what we call here the menu del día, which is

kind of like a cheap meal at a restaurant that is

decided that day by the the chef or whoever

So they decide, okay today the menu del día is gonna be chicken and rice with you know,

vegetable soup and this dessert or whatever. So I do that very often for lunch here

and eat things like... like chicken like... like tacos like

What else?

Ah, one thing I really like is chile relleno. I don't know if you guys have tried that. It's a

chili pepper stuffed with cheese

very very good. But those are typical dishes that might be served at a menu del día here in Mexico

so that's maybe a typical lunch for me. And then dinner is usually where I

really enjoy myself. My wife and I always go out to restaurants. It's one of my favorite things to do. I love trying

different restaurants, different cuisines from different countries and so I would say

Probably... my favorite types of food at restaurants are

Japanese food and Italian food and I'm sure a lot of you might say the same thing

So my wife and I are big sushi fans, we especially love raw tuna

The word raw means not cooked, right? So this is the tuna that's usually in sushi

So we eat

raw tuna every chance we get, we love it

and so obviously sushi is the best way to eat that and so we get sushi pretty often.

I also really like ramen as well and

another dish that I've been eating a lot

recently, which is like Japanese-Hawaiian is poke

So if you guys haven't tried that it's kind of like a sushi salad almost, it's got... usually it has raw tuna, it has crab

edamame, it has seaweed,

rice, and you can add a number of other things to it

But my favorite part, of course, is the tuna and so we love Japanese food and then we also love

Italian food... me more than my wife, but I really like pastas

especially things like gnocchi or

ravioli, I love ravioli and

pizza definitely. So here in Mexico

we don't have a ton of great pizza

Sorry Mexico, it's the truth

But there are some restaurants near us that do make a good pizza. And so we tend to just go to those restaurants

exclusively, we don't really try a bunch of new pizza places because usually it's... they're not that good. So yes

Italian food like pizza pasta

things like that and

dessert

I would say... I'm a big dessert person. So I really like sweet food

But my favorite dessert is... is just chocolate, right? In any form. So I

am a chocolate addict and

lately, I've been trying to not eat so much because it's my favorite food. I eat too much of it. I know that

So lately, I've been trying to cut back on my chocolate intake, but if someone gives me chocolate I eat it

I don't care what

type of chocolate it is

It could be chocolate-covered nuts, chocolate-covered fruit, you know, marshmallows, just normal chocolate, dark chocolate, milk chocolate

Whatever, I'll eat any kind of chocolate. So that would be my favorite dessert

So yeah, this was just a quick video of me talking about my favorite foods

Maybe if one of you guys has a suggestion about what you want me to talk about during the next

listening practice video, you can leave that in a comment down below and I'll add that to my list of topics

and so yeah, stay tuned for the next video

I hope you guys have realized that I'm posting pretty regularly now on Mondays and Fridays at the same time

So always be sure to check at that time on Mondays and Friday... on Monday and Friday

to see my new videos and yeah any other questions, just leave them in a comment, okay? See you later. Bye Bye.