Youtube daily report Jan 2 2017

Bad LSE...very bad LSE

OH MY GOD What the Heck?

10.27

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Mickey Meets A Grown-Up Sabrina | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 1:06.

- And you should see Sabrina.

Oh, my god. There she is.

Sabrina, look.

It's your Aunt Mackenzie.

[laughs] Sabrina.

Wow, Aunt Mackenzie.

I haven't seen you since you were young.

Sabrina's going to Yale next year.

I got into Yale.

That doesn't mean I'm going.

That's probably a good call.

Cute.

Remind me.

What do you do again?

You know how it goes?

Just kind of in between things.

I don't.

But good luck with your thing.

Thank you.

Isn't she amazing?

Oh, she is.

I am amazed.

So listen.

Yeah, poodle.

I wanted to give you an opportunity

to invest in my future.

There it is.

This is the Micky that I know.

What are you talking about?

I was half your age when I settled down.

You didn't settle down.

You got knocked up by some rich guy when

you were working as a stripper.

[gasps] I was a waitress at a strip club.

You were a topless waitress.

And that's even worse.

It just means you couldn't dance.

Hey!

I am a great dancer.

For more infomation >> Mickey Meets A Grown-Up Sabrina | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 1:06.

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Mickey Tells Alba That They Are Equals | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 0:38.

All right, so what's the deal with that pool?

Is it heated?

Oh, I don't know.

I never try.

You telling me you're here every single day busting

your hump, these entitled monkeys

don't even let you get wet?

Oh, I cannot swear.

That's not the point.

The pool is a metaphor.

No, you're getting boxed out.

And I don't like that. - Oh.

I'll tell you what.

As long as I'm here, you and me, we're equals.

Yeah?

Oh, yeah.

In fact, pull up a chair.

We're eating breakfast together.

Really?

Mm-hmm.

OK.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, wait.

I mean, you got to cook the food first.

For more infomation >> Mickey Tells Alba That They Are Equals | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 0:38.

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Mickey Enjoys The Good Life | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 0:53.

[music playing]

Oh!

[music playing]

(SINGING) I'm having a ball.

[inaudible] It will be fun.

OK.

Here come the shoes. Come closer.

I can't reach it.

Trust me.

Come on!

No!

No!

Aww, man.

You are a bummer.

Yup.

Oh!

Catch it!

What?

You'd better run.

All right.

[music playing]

(SINGING) With so much love, I'll never know.

Each day I wake up and greet the world at my feet.

I'm riding high-- having a ball.

For more infomation >> Mickey Enjoys The Good Life | Season 1 Ep. 1 | THE MICK - Duration: 0:53.

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[DAY 124] Last Day in 2016: Busan Night View from BIFC ! - Duration: 3:39.

hello, grandma

how are you~?

waking up in this morning and realised:

"aiya!" it's already the last day of 2k16!

what should i do?

there're too many ppl celebrating on street

but staying at home is too dull

therefore, i decided to go out and enjoy a bike ride

i follow the cycling bath near metro station

and ride for around 3 station away

then stopped and take a rest

checking messages from friends,

enjoy the precious sunshine in this chilly day

take a pic (+ share it to family ^ ^ )

and go back for lunch

after lunch,

i worked (+ Internet surfing XD) until 4pm

and headed to BIFC

which stands for Busan International Financial Center

on every Sat

the 63/F Observatory is opened to public for free

may be today is the last day of 2k16

most ppl go for count-down party

so it isn't that crowded :)

the sunset is very pretty (& calming) !

see? it's really orange > v < (looks better with bare eye than this)

on the Observatory, there's a board

showing you the names of those buildings underneath

but to be honest,

from this angle,

all the skyscrapers look so small

and i can't really distinguish them haha

but why i stayed after witnessing the sunset?

form what i heard,

after 30mins of the sunset

it's the "golden time" for taking pic for night view

so i decided to wait for a while

and see if i could capture the city beauty at night :)

hm... i waited for 30min until 6pm

(which isn't that long ^ ^)

i could finally witness & capture the nightview >v<

well, it may not look that good in this video

but those photos taken from camera is quite good!

i decided to name this as

"The Last Traffic Jam in 2016"

i leave after this (with urgent hunger call for supper)

this elevator is real fast

going down form 63/F to ground floor

it only takes around 35 seconds!

there's a digital monitor inside

telling you the current speed of the elevator

the speed increases gradually

and the fastest m/min is 600m/min @0@

urm..you may also overhear other's conversation (as korean listening practice keke)

finally, we've arrived :)

there's a full-glass revolving door at the main entrance >v<

indeed love playing with it so much

so i went in and out twice before leaving (haha)

okay, this is the last video taken in 2k16

hope that we can let go

with the undesirable things happened in 2k16

and get ready for a brand new start in 2k17 :)

that's it for today and see you later ( ^ ^ )/

please stay healthy and wait for me to come back

bye bye~

For more infomation >> [DAY 124] Last Day in 2016: Busan Night View from BIFC ! - Duration: 3:39.

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Roxanne Bacon et Luc Tremblay ... chez les rendez-vous à Franky ... - Duration: 9:36.

For more infomation >> Roxanne Bacon et Luc Tremblay ... chez les rendez-vous à Franky ... - Duration: 9:36.

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Artist Zayn Malik Live

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What The F%&* Is Self Care? - Duration: 5:33.

WTF is self care?

Spoiler alert: It is not just bubble baths and nice candles.

If you want to know the nitty-gritty of what it takes to build an

awesome life, stick around.

[intro music]

Hi everyone, I'm Sam.

Welcome to my channel.

This is my very first video and I am super passionate

about self care and all its facets, not just the nice stuff.

So the reason behind that is: I really suck at self care.

So now I'm making a YouTube channel to force myself to practice because it's really important

for life in general.

But, particularly, my life.

It's really important to me because I have struggled in the

past with mental health issues like depression.

After my daughter was born, I had really, really

severe Post Natal Depression and self care is one of the things that helped pull me through

it.

Also, medication.

Very important for mental health issues but we'll talk about that later.

I'm starting this channel and I'm going to document exactly where I am now and I'm going

to do things a little bit at a time to get through.

Because I want an awesome life and I think you deserve an

awesome life too.

And I know that one of the things that stuck out for me when I was looking for help was

all the self care stuff was really about what it takes,

like nice baths and taking care of yourself and curling up on

the couch and watching your favourite videos and stuff.

And I'm not saying that that's not really important, because it is, but the problem

is that when you have depression or anxiety or other mental

health issues that really impact your enjoyment of

everyday things, you actually don't enjoy laying around and just doing nothing.

It might be what you need but, for me anyway, it wasn't helpful.

The parts of self care that really helped me were forcing myself to do the things that

I didn't want to do and I still don't.

I joined a gym.

I went three times a week for two months and it was

awesome and then I just stopped.

I was making good progress and I just stopped.

So I'm working on creating an awesome life.

That's the goal.

That's all I want to do.

If I can go to my deathbed as some eighty-year-old lady and

my life has been awesome, I will be happy.

I hope you'll join me on my quest for an awesome life and maybe some of the things I'm trying

will help you too.

So we are going to talk about nice things like makeup and movies and books and activities

to do with your families and all sorts of stuff like

that.

But we're also going to talk about making sure your bills are paid on time and going

to work - even though you'd rather get hit by a car than

go to work.

Stuff like that.

I think it's really important, well, mainly because somedays I definitely don't want to

go to work.

So the nice parts of self care are really great but I really, honestly believe that

it's doing the difficult things - the difficult parts of self care

- that's going to change your whole life.

I hope that the information that I'm gleaming from the internet and from therapy and all

sorts of stuff like that is actually going to be useful

but, here's the thing: I'm just one person and I'm also coming from

a position of privilege in our society.

I'm white, I'm straight appearing - I married a guy - you know, I live in Australia.

It's just, that's the lot I have.

So if the things that I'm saying don't help because of location

or money or anything like that, tell me about it.

Send me an email, my email address is down below, tell me what doesn't work.

Tell me the things that I don't know.

I don't know what it's like to live in another country.

I don't know what it's like to live in India or

South Africa or anywhere other than Australia.

I've only ever lived here so your experiences will be so much more valid than mine will.

Collaborate with me.

I would love to film videos with other people and given that the internet is marvellous

and we can just connect all over the world,

there is no reason why we can't do collaborations and never meet.

I think that's fantastic.

Although, I would love to travel and meet people as well.

That would be great.

I'm going to update videos once a week because I do have work and a baby and things like

that but, eventually, I would love to be able to do

this fulltime.

It would be awesome.

That's one of the goals.

But to do that I have to do hard stuff like go to work when I don't want to.

So, one day at a time, I'm going to make my life awesome.

And I hope that you will stick around and see how that pans out.

If you're interested, consider subscribing.

The button's down below, as you would well know, and I

will catch you in the next video.

Bye! [captions by www.selfcaresam.com]

For more infomation >> What The F%&* Is Self Care? - Duration: 5:33.

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GOD OF ROUX! 8.53, 9.24 & 10.27 FAIL TRILOGY [Fast Solves] - Duration: 1:59.

Bad LSE...very bad LSE

OH MY GOD What the Heck?

10.27

For more infomation >> GOD OF ROUX! 8.53, 9.24 & 10.27 FAIL TRILOGY [Fast Solves] - Duration: 1:59.

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Reading Goals // 1st Quarter of 2017 - Duration: 8:32.

Hi everyone! It's Clarisse, this is ClarisseReads,

and today I'm going to share

with you my reading goals for the first

quarter of 2017. You may be wondering,

"Clarisse, why did you decide to set goals

quarterly instead of yearly this year?"

Well, as you may know, reading goals were

a massive part of my reading year last

year, and really liked having that. I felt

like it gave my reading a bit more

direction. But at the same time I did

find some problems with it.

First of all, I noticed that I didn't do

well focusing on multiple goals at one

time. I really preferred just thinking

about one, two or three goals at a period of

time and just forgetting about the others

for a while. And second of all I didn't

necessarily find the same things

important at the beginning of the year

as I did

by the end of the year; it's hard to know

what type of books you're going to want to

prioritize for the whole rest of the

year and try to figure that out just at

the beginning. So I thought that maybe

quarterly goals would be a good

alternative to this. It still gives me

goals and something to work towards when

it comes to my reading, but it also lets me

be a bit more focused and only think

about two or three goals at a time

rather than six or seven.

It's also less likely that the goals are

eventually going to seem irrelevant

or unimportant

if only planning them a couple of months

in advance. So now that I have "why I

decided to do this" out of the way, it's

time that I moved on to the actual goals

that I plan to work towards this January

to March. My first goal for this quarter

is to reread books.This is actually one of

the goals that I set for myself last

year but I didn't end up rereading as

much as I wanted to. But even though this

was my goal last year, I feel like it's still

relevant this year, and it's still

something I want to strive towards

because I do want to eventually get to a

point where I'm rereading more often and

I know all of my favorite books

extremely well. My specific goal for this

is to reread at least six books in

this first quarter.

There are few books that actually really

do plan to reread and I want to

prioritize reading this quarter, and the

first of those is the entire original Mistborn

trilogy by Brandon Sanderson,

including The Final Empire, The Well of Ascension,

and The Hero of Ages.

This is a series that I consider to be

my favorite series ever, and I say

that to everybody, and yet I've only read it

once. But I recently bought myself

physical copies of this series - because I

never actually own physical copies of it

before - in the wonderful UK editions, so

I'm especially motivated right now to

read them. The other series that I want

to prioritize rereading this first

quarter is the Locke and Key series by

Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez. My

motivations for rereading this series

are very similar to my motivations for

reading the Mistborn series. Again, it's

a series that I tell everyone is my

favorite, specifically it's my favorite

comic series ever,

and yet, again, I've only read it once. And

also I just recently finished acquiring

all the physical copies in the master

editions, and so I'm, again, extremely

motivated to reread this because of that.

There's the first one, the second one and

the third one. Each of these would

contain two of the trade paperbacks. In case you

aren't aware, the Mistborn series is a high

fantasy series, while Locke and Key is a

dark fantasy horror series, and I don't

even read horror normally, but I love

this. Another series I'd like to reread if

I feel up to it, though it isn't a priority,

is the Sandman series by Neil Gaiman,

just because there are a lot of parts of

it that I'd like to go back on and read

now that I know how the entire series

ends and I just know I'm going to enjoy

more on the reread. So maybe I'll reread it this

quarter, maybe I won't, but I do plan to

reread it sometime soon regardless. My

second goal for this quarter is to

reduce my physical TBR. As you may know, I

do have this ongoing goal to reduce my

to be read pile in general though that

does include ebooks. And while I do want

to get through my ebooks, my main

priority is actually to reduce my

physical TBR, because of my greater goal

to reduce physical clutter and to reduce

my possessions to things that I really

really do love. So my goal this quarter

is to reduce my physical TBR by 5. I'll

put the current size of my TBR on the

screen somewhere because I'm

pre-filming this

and so I don't know how big my TBR is

going to be when this video goes up, but

whatever this number is, my aim is to get

this number minus five. So if for

whatever reason this quarter I buy a new

physical book, that means that I also

have to read an additional book, but this

also means that reduction of my TBR does

not need to be done by reading the book -

it can be done by me giving away a book,

so that will still lead me towards this

goal. There are few books that are

currently on my physical TBR that I feel

like I'm going to get to quickly just

because of either the size of it - and I

feel like it's small enough that I can

read it fast - or because of my excitement

for the book, or because I recently got

the book and so I'm excited to read the book.

And among those books are: Sounds Like Me

by Sara Bareilles, which I recently got as a

surprise Christmas gift from my parents.

Red Seas Under Red Skies, which I am

currently reading as film this, so I may

actually have finished it before this

video goes up. Zoe's Tale, because I love

the Old Man's War series so much,

though I have heard kind of mediocre things

about this book. I also heard that you

don't necessarily need to read this book,

but I'm still excited to get to it.

Something to Smile About which is this

really tiny book that I got from my thesis

adviser for Christmas, which was totally

unexpected. It was so sweet of her.

As you can see, the merry Christmas to

from thing is still

over there and I forgot to remove it. And

Tree by F. Sionil Jose, which is actually

really short, but I remember taking a

while reading the first book in this

series just because, you know, it's one of

those books you want to take your time

with. And my third and final reading goal

for this quarter is to read more diverse

science fiction, because one of the

reading goals that I had a problem with

fundamentally last 2016 was my

reading goal to read more science

fiction and fantasy from NPR's top 100

list of science fiction and fantasy

books, namely because the lack of

diversity of books on that list made it

contradict with my other priorities in

reading. But I know there's so many great

diverse science fiction and fantasy

books out there, and especially for

science fiction there were quite a few

books that immediately came to mind that

I wanted to read that were more diverse.

So I hope to get to those books this

quarter.

I'm aiming to read 3 diverse sci-fi books this

quarter, though I actually have five

books in mind that I may be able to read

so yay for choices. First of the

possible diverse sci-fi books I could

read is Project 17 by Eliza Victoria.

Eliza Victoria is a sci-fi and fantasy

author from the Philippines who I

discovered last year and both of the books

I've read from her so far, namely Wounded

Little Gods and Dwellers, I really really

enjoyed, so I've been wanting to read

more books by her anyway. I also plan to

maybe read Binty by Nnedi Okorafor, which

is a novella that won the Hugo award. As

far as I can tell, I think the main

character is African and author of this

book is also African. I actually already

read a book by this author. I read Akata

Witch, and while I liked it I did have

some problems with the plot. But I've heard

so many great things about Binti that

I'm still really excited to possibly

read it regardless.

Another book I could possibly read is a

Ammonite

by Nicola Griffith. I didn't want to know

too much about the plot of this book

because I like going to books without

knowing much at all, but as far as I can

tell, all of the characters are female, and I

also believe that it's an own voices

book, because I think there might be

lesbian characters in this book and the

author is also lesbian. Again, I don't

know too much about this book, but I do

know that it's really good.

Another book that actually almost got

around to reading quite a few times last

year is A Planet for Rent by Yoss.

It's written by Cuban author and even

though the book is set in a dystopian

future in space

I heard the whole thing is a massive

metaphor for modern day Cuba and it just

sounds really interesting. And the last

diverse science fiction that I may get to

this quarter is The Three-Body Problem

by Cixin Liu. It is translated from

Chinese. It won the Hugo. But other than

that I don't know much about this book

except that it deals with aliens and the

Chinese Cultural Revolution. So those are

all the reading goals I'm aiming for

this first quarter of 2017. I'd love to know

what some of your goals for this year are,

or if you're planning on doing something

different about your goals this year, will you

have reading goals at all, please leave

all of that in a comment section down

below if you feel like it. Anyway, thank

you so much for watching, and I hope to

see you next time. Bye!