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English Winners, have you ever heard the phrase shoestring budget? We operate on a

shoestring budget. We operate on a shoestring budget. Until

we have some customers, we are on a shoestring budget. Until we have some

customers, we're on a shoestring budget. A budget is how much money you plan to

spend within a frame of time. For instance, a monthly budget is how much

money you plan to spend in one month. And a weekly budget is how much money you

plan to spend in a week. Now, a shoestring budget means very little money. You have

very little money. And so your goal is to spend as little money as possible; spend

no money, if you can. If there's anything that you normally pay people to do,

instead do it yourself, or don't do it at all, so you save the money and don't

spend it. That's what it means to be on a shoestring budget. See, shoe strings are

very cheap. They're, like, less than one American dollar in many places. And so,

when someone's operating on a shoestring budget, that means they're trying to

spend very little - almost no money - that is why it is called a shoestring budget.

Now, you can travel, live, run a business, retire, or do many, many things on a

shoestring budget. But keep in mind, a shoestring budget is not something

people usually choose to do, right? They do it because they don't have the

resources, right? And if you don't have the resources, you have no choice but to

do a shoestring budget. However, once you get past that shoestring budget phase -

and I hope you do - then you have more money. You're able to outsource jobs to

other people. You're able to pay for higher quality. You're able to

do things that are going to make things more comfortable - or more easy - for you in

the future. One example of a shoestring budget idea is: some people go to college

and pay tens of thousands of dollars - or hundreds of thousands of dollars - to

learn something. And other people... they just go to the public library, and they

read the same books that the people in college read, and they gain the same

education - through books - that the college students would. But the difference is,

they spend ZERO. Because a public library, in most countries, doesn't cost any money.

Now, you may not get the degree (from going to a university), but you gain the

same knowledge, and sometimes that can make you more effective, because you can

get the knowledge using less time and less money. So, that's one example of a

shoestring budget. Have you ever done something on a shoestring budget? I want

to know about it. Please tell me down in the comments below. Please LIKE, SHARE, and

SUBSCRIBE to this channel because it will help me a lot in growing this

channel to the very top of the YouTube education section. Here is another video

on business idioms, and another video I think you might like. So check those out,

and I will see you on those next lessons.

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chest pain especially after bending over lying down or eating burning in the

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hot sour acidic or salty tasting fluid at the back of the throat difficulty

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Roy Wood Jr. - The "Real" Rod Stewart - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored - Duration: 15:28.

- And that's what my mom got at the house.

At my mama's house, it's black Jesus, my dead grandma,

me at graduation, and fucking Rod Stewart.

[dark electronic music]

Welcome to "This Is Not Happening."

I'm your host, Roy Wood Jr.

We all have that special woman in our life,

the one we like to put up on a pedestal.

- Finger sandwiches, boys?

- Aw, thank you, Mom.

- Go on, little Roy, make it rain.

- Aww, skeet, skeet. - There you go.

♪ ♪

Now, make sure you separate the ones from the fives.

- I know, Ma, I know.

- Such a gentleman.

- Now I got to pick up the money.

Separate the bills.

She the one that told me to make it rain.

- That's my boy.

[cheers and applause]

You know this man from his work

on "The Daily Show" with Trevor Noah--Roy Wood Jr.!

[cheers and applause]

I love my mom.

I love my mom, but my mom hates everything.

Like, whatever it is, my mom has the gift,

like most mothers, to just find the flaw

in whatever you think is perfect.

It doesn't matter what it is.

It doesn't matter if it's food,

television, whatever, your outfit--

she will break it down and find the one thing wrong.

I took my mom to see the movie "Gravity."

Sandra Bullock and George Clooney,

beautiful film.

A woman lost up there in space,

trying to figure out how to get back down to Earth.

I take my mom to see this Oscar-winning masterpiece.

We're walking out the theater.

She boils it down to one sentence:

"It's just a movie about a bitch flipping and crying."

[laughter]

I said, "What?

"This movie is about a beautiful internal struggle,

"the desire to live when all the odds are against you.

That's what the film"--

"No, it's just a bitch flipping.

"She crying.

"Bitch wouldn't be flipping if she'd stopped crying.

"Stop crying,

"and figure out why you flipping

"and then you stop flipping, bitch.

Stop flipping."

That's what my mom does to things.

I'm not--like, she-- she hates everything.

I can't even explain to you how much she--

I'm not even my mama's favorite comedian.

I'm not even in her top five.

That's not even a lie.

Like, I don't curse enough.

That was her note to me as a performer.

You don't curse enough.

You ain't no Katt Williams,

I tell you that.

My mom's Mount Rushmore of comedy

is Ron White, Katt Williams,

Wanda Sykes, and barely Chris Rock

because he walks too damn much.

That's what she said.

Why he got to walk back and forth

while he tell the joke?

Can't he stand still?

See, Ron White-- I like Ron White

'cause he stands still so you can hear the joke.

He stands still 'cause he's drunk, Joyce.

That's why he doesn't walk.

She loves Rod Stewart though.

Never heard her say a bad word about Rod Stewart.

My mama got a ton of favorite musicians.

She like all the Hall of Fame black people,

but there's something about Rod Stewart.

I don't know what it is.

She loves that dude, and when my mama die,

that's what I'm playing at her funeral.

I'ma put a Amazon Echo next to her casket, and...

[laughter]

"Alexa, play Mama Funeral Mix."

[as Rod Stewart] ♪ If you think I'm sexy ♪

♪ Come on, sugar, tell me so ♪

[laughter]

This is like--and I don't mean my mom likes Rod Stewart.

She has all his albums.

She loves Rod Stewart.

She went to New York.

Her and her girlfriends every year,

they go to New York, and they go

on this big theater-hopping tour.

They block out four days, and they go watch, like,

eight, nine Broadway musicals.

One in the morning, one in the evening.

Some sort of old lady Coachella,

I don't know what they...

You know-- like, you know how you barhop?

Like, they do that, but with theater shows

in Times Square,

so they're leaving a show one night,

and my mom calls me, just, just--

[hyperventilating]

Just breathing into the phone.

Which is scary, when you get a call from a loved one,

and all you hear is breathing.

You don't know if it's good news or a kidnapping.

You don't know.

I answer the phone. I go, "Hello?"

I just hear...

[hyperventilating]

"Roy, Roy, Roy..."

I go, "Mama, what's going on?"

"I took--I took a picture with Rod.

"I took a picture.

"I took a picture--I took a picture with Rod Stewart.

"I met him--I met Rod Stewart, and we talked about his career,

"and he asked me about my job, and he told me

"about all of his projects that's--I got to go.

I'll call you back." Click.

[laughter]

My mama met Rod Stewart, took a picture with him,

took the picture home, put it on top of the fireplace.

Like, I don't know where you from,

but down south, that is the most sacred place

for a picture to be put, above the fire--

he went straight to above the fireplace.

You supposed to earn the fireplace.

You supposed to work your way up.

You got to be on the end table

in the hallway for a little while.

You do good, then you get promoted

to the top of the piano,

and you either die or graduate from college,

and you get above the fireplace.

And that's what my mom got at the house.

At my mama's house, it's black Jesus, my dead grandma,

me at graduation, and fucking Rod Stewart.

[laughter]

And she loves Rod Stewart.

I get home a couple weeks after this whole shit went down,

and I go and look at the picture,

and I start peeping some discrepancies in the photo.

First of all, there's a knife and fork

in the background.

I go, "Where--where are you in the theater that there's

a knife and fork?"

There's some red and white, like, wallpaper,

and I look closer. I go, "Mama, you took

this picture at a TGI Friday's."

And she said, "Yeah, that's where I met Rod Stewart."

I said, "Mama, I'm pretty sure Rod Stewart ain't

"swinging by TGI Friday's to knock out

"some fucking endless appetizers.

That's not how Rod Stewart rolls."

And I go, "Give me some more details of the story.

Tell me about when you saw him."

"Well, he walked in, and he was walking around."

I go, "Who was with him?"

"Well, nobody." "Well, then this definitely

was not Rod Stewart!"

You telling me Rod Stewart, fucking billionaire musician

is just in TGI Friday's by himself

just walking around...

[as Rod Stewart] ♪ If you like Jack Daniels ♪

♪ And you like some chicken ♪

♪ Come on, baby, eat it now ♪

I'm like, "This is not Rod Stewart, Mama."

We argued back and forth about this shit.

"It is Rod Stewart."

I go, "Mama, I really think

"this was a Rod Stewart impersonator.

"I think you got tricked.

"You're in Times Square.

"It's a lot of people dressing up like celebs,

and they charge money for you to take a photo."

"Oh, he didn't charge me."

I was like, "What?"

Which made me even more upset,

because now I know for sure this person is crazy.

Whoever this person is that's impersonating Rod Stewart

is doing it for free.

This dude wakes up every day

and puts on the Rod Stewart,

puts on the mullet and the sequined jacket

and just walks through fucking family restaurants,

tricking people.

What kind of sick bastard...

I understand being an impressionist,

but do it for money.

Do it 'cause you got a talent.

But just to do it so you can take selfies

with 60-year-old women, that's foul.

That's some creepy-ass behavior, man.

Me and my mom, we still going back and forth about it.

"It is Rod Stewart.

"Y'all just don't want to acknowledge the fact

"that I met Rod Stewart.

Y'all jealous."

So I laid down the gauntlet,

and I print up a picture of Rod Stewart,

the real Rod Stewart, and I bring it

into the kitchen, and I lay it down

on the counter next to the TGI Friday's Rod Stewart.

[laughter]

I did. I laid the real Rod Stewart here,

and then next to him

was the Jack Daniel's chicken and shrimp Rod Stewart.

And my mama looks at the pictures,

and she look, and she look...

And then her face dropped.

And...

and...

[laughter]

You evil as fuck over there.

[laughter]

My mama is sad, and you're laughing.

[laughter]

And I felt bad.

Like, I legitimately felt bad because the truth

of the matter is it didn't matter

if it was Rod Stewart or not.

She believed it was Rod Stewart.

The shit made her happy. Let her have her moment.

But I was so determined to be right

that, in the process, I hurt my mom's feelings,

and, thankfully, it would be a couple years,

but I got a shot at redemption because

I did some shows in London, and my mom asked me, you know,

"Hey, I've never been to England.

Can I roll with you?"

And I was like, you know, "Fuck it--

you a good wingman. Let's roll."

[laughter]

Shit, my mom cool as hell.

I was like, "Let's go to England."

And we're in this department store in London called Harrods.

Harrods of London.

It's one of the most prestigious department stores.

It's like nothing you-- there's nothing in America

that even compares to it.

I don't even know how to put it into words.

It's like, take the biggest shopping center you know

and on top of that, put another shopping center

and then on top of that, put luxury goods,

and on top of that, put a pet store,

and then on top of that, put a grocery store.

Like, you can get everything in the store.

It's just a prestigious asshole, like, there's floors

of this place where it's just literally $20,000 dresses.

That's every rack. It's just $20,000 dresses.

Like, you got off the elevator, and you just like,

"This is not my floor," then you step back on.

You go, ding, ding. [mimics elevator door closing]

[laughter]

Well, me and my mom got a pastime that we do together.

We go and we look at shit we can't afford.

So we on the expensive dress floor,

and my mom was looking at all these gowns or whatever,

and one of the sales associates from Harrods comes over,

talks to me and my mom. She goes...

[with British accent] "Pardon me, we're gonna

have to ask"-- first of all,

my British accent is horrible, okay?

Accents ain't what I do, all right?

"Pardon me, we're gonna have to ask you

politely to leave."

Yeah, so, at first, I thought it was on some race shit.

I'm like, "Whatchu mean, white lady?"

[laughter]

"First show I did, Oprah Winfrey liked that,

"and now you're gonna-- you think I ain't got the money

"to buy one of these dresses?

"Bitch, I've been on BET 'Comic View.'

You know how much money I got?"

Like...

just making up credits,

arguing with this lady.

And she goes... [with British accent]

"No, no, no, no, you're welcome to come back in a couple

"of hours, yeah, but we have a shopper who has reserved

this entire floor to shop with a little bit of privacy."

[laughter]

I go, "Who? Who the fuck can afford

to reserve the $20,000 dress floor?"

She goes, "Rod Stewart."

[laughter]

And I turn to my mom,

and she heard it.

And she had this look on her face, and I can't--

I don't even know how to describe this look, but it's--

when you see the toy you really want for Christmas

and you're trying to get your mama to--

[stammering]

Like, that's how my mama looked.

Like Denzel before he cries in movies.

[whimpering]

Fucking bottom lip.

[stammering]

I go, "I got you, Joyce.

I got you."

So I turn over.

I see Rod Stewart approaching,

and Rod Stewart looks exactly

how you think he looks in person:

fucking amazing.

He didn't even touch the floor.

This nigga was floating.

He was just floating through..

[as Rod Stewart] ♪ If you like my body ♪

Like, I do, Rod. I like your body.

Like, I get it now.

[laughter]

He had his own breeze.

You know how rich you got to be

to have a breeze that precedes you?

Nigga, I smelled Rod Stewart before I saw him.

It was...

[laughter]

Rod Stewart is 30 feet off of me.

His security detail is 10 feet ahead of him,

and I'm trying to figure out

how I'm gonna get through these fucking dudes,

and I try to get--get up with one of 'em.

And he goes, "No, mate."

I ain't even opened my mouth yet.

Security dude says, "No, mate."

I go, "Listen, man."

[sighs]

[laughter]

"I don't know how to explain this to you,

"but that's my mama over there.

She's a huge fan."

"I said no, mate. Keep it moving, yeah?

All right. No worries."

No, that's the trick shit British people do.

They say something fucked up to you,

then they say "no worries" right behind it.

And I'm like, "No, bitch. Yes worries.

Yes worries. I have worries."

[laughter]

And it's getting a little testy between me and this dude,

so I already know the picture ain't gonna happen,

'cause I'm an asshole at this point.

And--and in Rod Stewart's defense,

this dude is in full family mode.

This is not the time to disturb anybody

while they're out shopping.

The dude literally reserved an entire floor

so he could avoid motherfuckers like me.

So... [laughter]

I understand--I wasn't mad at him, but we locked eyes

for a second-- for a brief second.

For three seconds,

I was eye to eye with the only thing my mother

has never spoken negatively about.

[laughter]

And I know I'm not getting a picture,

so I just said, "Hey, man, did you ever eat at a TGI Friday's

in Times Square?"

[laughter]

I told you that wasn't Rod Stewart!

I'm Roy Wood Jr.

Thank you very much.

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The Resilient Tunnel Plug - Duration: 4:40.

There were some some definite concerns that either due to a major storm

or a terrorist attack that subway tunnels are vulnerable to flooding.

An issue with subway tunnels is that if you have a breach where a single tunnel starts to flood

there's a lot of interconnectivity.

So one tunnel is connected with other tunnels and stations.

And so a seemingly isolated incident in one part of a subway system could actually flood a large part of the network.

You know when this project was first initially thought about at DHS S&T,

DHS S&T was a pretty young organization at that time and was reaching out

to different organizations that they had access to, to help them with various projects.

This was a completely kind of wild and crazy out of the box idea.

We sat down and talked about possible solutions to the problem

and came up with the idea that maybe an inflatable balloon or a plug could somehow be deployed in a tunnel

and quickly deploy to contain flooding in a subway tunnel to a very small area

and a lot of people thought that it was not a good idea that it would not work there was no way to make it work.

Water pressing in on a tunnel full of rushing water, water is very heavy.

And this tunnel plug is made of fabric.

So we had to do some initial work just to figure out if the concepts were even possible.

Systems engineering was a large part of what we brought to the table there.

We laid out a plan that included doing a proof of concept, a simple proof of concept

to as the first step to just kind of prove that we could install a lightweight plug

in a reasonable period of time in a tunnel,

deploy it and get a reasonable reaction in terms of sealing that tunnel off

and we were successful.

Well one of the complexities is just the subway itself.

I mean a subway is a dirty environment.

It's physically dirty, the tunnels are irregularly shaped.

There are rails to be dealt with.

There are conduits and pipes and wires.

So there is a lot of operational hazards in a tunnel

that make it very difficult to design something like this plug.

So specifically one thing we had to worry about was shape,

some of the others were just related to the engineering of the plug itself

coming up with the materials that were strong enough

to be implated to the necessary pressures to hold back the water.

ILC also got involved in 2008.

We were approached by DHS S&T and West Virginia University

to bring our soft goods expertise to bear in solving the problem

of creating a high strength inflatable structure.

We looked for manufacturers, scientific organizations with the expertise

to build a stronger more durable plug that would be successful in holding back floodwaters.

And we identified ILC Dover here in Delaware

that had done a lot of work for NASA designing spacesuits

working with the Department of Defense

and other agencies with high strength designed inflatable products.

So recently we completed a series of tests to evaluate

the performance of the plug and not just the plug

but the plug, the storage container, the inflation pumps necessary to inflate the pump to full pressure

and the control systems to make sure that the plug pressure is modulated properly.

We successfully performed three separate tests

which were a requirement for our primary transit agency customer

and beyond that we did a fourth test which we called a long duration

or 21 day test. This was also a critical requirement and that entailed

inflating the plug and instead of bringing water in behind the plug

and leaving it at pressure for one hour.

We did a 21 day test with a plug in place

fully inflated operational pressure with water pressurized behind the plug

and the plug did nothing for 21 days.

What we've done with the ability to pack these structures into such a small space

is to mount them, store them right at the point of use.

It brings so much resiliency to the system and reduces risk because

nothing is going to get lost.

They can keep the system open till the very last minute so there's safety

in being able to use the system.

And then the economic impact to the system is reduced because the transit system is open longer.

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5 Tips To Have Better Looking Facial Hair/Beard|Men's Beard Care/Grooming Routine| - Duration: 4:32.

What's up everybody George here from GP lifestyle and in today's video, I'll be giving you a simple beard care routine

That'll make your facial hair looks so much better

Regardless if it's short long or patchy before we get into the routine if you guys are interested in more men's lifestyle content

Please consider subscribing to the channel

Let's get into the video

number one on this list is to line up your beard at least once a week now will be ridiculous if you went to the

Barber, and you got everything else lined up, but your beard or it's been a while

And you haven't touched your beard the quickest way for your facial hair to look

Disgusting is for you to start growing and neck beard start getting your sideburns going to your ears

this is gonna throw off your entire aesthetic you doesn't matter how good your hair or how good your outfit looks if

Everything is not together. You're just killing your overall appeal, so it's very important that once a week

You line up your neckline your sideburns and on top of your cheeks to make your beard look structured and beautiful regardless

How short bomber patchy it is f number two is to brush your beard once or twice a day

This is important if you want to prevent ingrown hairs because once your facial hair starts growing out a little longer

They can get a little while they can get a little crazy

And if you're not taking proper care of your beard you're not keeping it trim regular. It hairs can stand up and grow

Erratically and you don't really want them because I'm not gonna look the best if you ridiculous you have everything none

And then when you come up close to someone there's just a bunch of hairs. Just sticking it out

That's ridiculous what you want to do is gonna brush your view at least a couple strokes each side

down and then a couple of strokes up cuz you wanna let that skin underneath

Breathe hasn't been covered up by hair. You need it. Let it exposed to environment get some oxygen going in there

Just to keep it healthy number

Three is a pro tip and that is to clean up your mustache in the area around it

First thing you want to do is you gotta make sure that you have no hair that look like they're going up

Into your nose

This is the quickest way for you to look like you got nose hairs

rather than a mustache second thing you want to make sure is that the

Size of your moustache actually connect to the goatee rather than the cheek itself because it can get a little wild here

And if you can't properly

Magic one side is gonna look like his connecting the other side is it and it doesn't give that nice symmetry in your beard last

Thing you want to do is make sure you have no hairs

Going on your lip because this is gonna make your lips look thinner is gonna

Make your moustache look a little scraggly and unkempt

And they're not gonna look as prominent and as full as you would if you just cut the mustache across

Now if you have a short beard you can just simply put your liner against the skin and just cut it across

Now if your guy you guys ain't long must you wish you want to do is follow the line, but to the desired

Length I personally think if you keep this area cleaned up

It's not going to look like your face is just being swallowed whole by

Your beard and actually gonna be some balance between your face and your beard if number four is

Geared towards medium to longer beards regardless if they're patchy or not and that is to use some sort of oil

I think about beard oils is that they're very inexpensive

And they smell really good and the great thing is that they actually do nourish your baby

It's sort of a conditioner for your beard your feel like your hair is gonna be a lot softer after they're gone go be as

prickly

It's gonna prevent any

Irritation that you might have shaving if you were lining it up and the great thing is that?

You can use this webcam again

have a shorter beard or a long beard so you really don't have to use a

Dedicated beard shampoo and conditioner if you only wear stubble

But I feel like is that

essential thing that

value with every kind of beard length can benefit from the fifth and final tip to have a better looking beard is to pick a

Better looking beard for your face shipping guys. Don't worry

I made a video on how to choose the best beard for your face shape. It's a little old

It's a little crappy

But it is still

Valid so I'll link to it up into the YouTube card and once you find the best beard for your face and you apply these

Previous four tips your facial hair game is going to go from like a seven out of ten to attempt

So don't skip out on that one trust me

It'll help you with this video different me today guys if you found this video helpful interesting informative drop a like

I want to know from you beard or clean-shaven. What do you prefer?

If you guys are interested in more men's lifestyle content, please consider subscribing to the channel

I am always posting 3 videos per week Monday Wednesday Friday at 10 a.m.. Eastern Standard Time

Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you see in the next video, and I hope you have an amazing day

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Excuse me, that's my chicken. Um...

if... If you don't... That's my wine. Excuse me!

He's got an injury.

You mean the ax in his head?

Dead? No, only between his ears.

His legs work fine.

Put those back.

- Put that back. - Put that back.

Not the jam.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

It's a tad excessive, isn't it? Have you got a cheese knife?

- "Cheese knife"? He eats it by the block. Ugh.

No, that's Grandpa Mungo's chair... No, so is that. Take it back, please.

- I cannot hear what you're saying. It's an antique. Not for sitting on.

That is a book, not a coaster. And put that map down.

- Excuse me, Mr. Gandalf? - Yes?

May I tempt you with a cup of chamomile?

Oh, no, thank you, Dori. A little red wine for me, I think.

Whoop! Mind out. - Yes. Ah.

Uh, Fili, Kili. Uh...

Oin, Gloin.

Dwalin, Balin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur...

- ... Dori, Nori. Ori! - No. Not my prizewinners, thank you.

No, thank you.

Yes, you're quite right, Bifur.

We appear to be one Dwarf short.

He is late, is all. He traveled north to a meeting of our kin. He will come.

Mr. Gandalf? A little glass of red wine, as requested.

It's got a fruity bouquet.

Oh. Cheers.

Bombur's on his second leg of lamb already.

Hmm.

No chance. Not from that distance.

Wanna bet? Bombur...

...catch!

I'll help you with that.

Oh, you great...

...galumphing git!

Who wants an ale? There you go.

Over here, brother.

I said have another...

...drink. Here you go.

Ale on the count of three!

One...

- ... two... - Up!

I knew you had it in you!

Excuse me, that is a doily not a dishcloth.

But it's full of holes.

It's supposed to look like that. It's crochet.

And a wonderful game it is too, if you've got the balls for it.

Bebother and confusticate these Dwarves!

My dear Bilbo, what on earth is the matter?

What's the matter? I'm surrounded by Dwarves.

What are they doing here?

Oh, they're quite a merry gathering once you get used to them.

I don't want to get used to them.

Look at the state of my kitchen. There's mud trod into the carpet.

They've pillaged the pantry.

I won't tell you what they've done in the bathroom.

They've destroyed the plumbing. I don't understand what they're doing in my house!

Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt, but what should I do with my plate?

Here you go, Ori. Give it to me.

Take that back.

Excuse me.

That's my mother's...

...West Farthing pottery. It's over...

...100 years old!

And can you...

...not do that?

You'll blunt them.

Ooh. Do you hear that, lads?

He says...

...we'll blunt the knives.

Blunt the knives, bend the forks

Smash the bottles and burn the corks

Chip the glasses an crack the plates

That's what Bilbo Baggins

Hates

Cut the cloth, tread on the fat

Leave the bones on the bedroom mat

Pour the milk on the pantry floor

Splash the wine

On every door

Dump the crooks in a boiling bowl

Pound them up with a thumping pole

When you're finished

If they are whole

Send them down the hall to roll

That's what Bilbo Baggins hates

Bilbo.

He is here.

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Secret. How to congratulate mom on March 8. Is it weak? E. Uspensky. Children and kids. - Duration: 1:49.

Eduard Uspensky

If I Would Be a Girl

If I were a girl,

I would not lose time!

I would not jump on the street, I would wash my shirts.

I would wash the floor in the kitchen, I would have swept in the room,

Would wash up cups, spoons, I myself would have peeled potatoes,

All my toys myself I would put it in my place!

If I were a girl, I'd be much smarter than that:

I would then not only hands, I would also wash my neck,

I would not play football, I would go to the shops.

I would clean the path, Dust would be wiped on the window,

I would get up at dawn, And he did not fight in the yard ...

Why am I not a girl?

I would help my mom!

Mom would have said at once: Good for you, son!

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La Revue Ciné d'Andréa - "Jésus l'enquête" - Duration: 2:37.

hi ! and welcome to my channel

Today I'm gonna talk about the movie "the Case for Christ"

This movie goes out in February 28. (France)

It's from a bestseller and a true storie

This movie is about a family and especially Lee Strobel

He is a Journalist, with a good career

This Family is Ateist

But after an Incident , the Wife will start to have some doubts

She will have some questions about God... She'll start to go to a church

Then she'll be baptized

Lee, who is totally Ateist, doesn't sit well with the news

he starts then a big case "The case for Christ"

He starts to research everything about Jesus

Life, death and resurrection,

He wants to prove that Christianity is Wrong

to prove to his Wife that everything is wrong

I Really Liked the 70's Vibes

The movie is really well done, realistic, well played

I liked everything

The movie was very realistic (it's a true storie)

and I liked that people where acting like in a "normal" life

so it's really easy to follow the story

we can learn a lot in this movie

because he is doing such an investigation

He'll ask questions to Doctors, Scientifics...

so we can learn from what they answered

It's not a boring movie, there is lot's of actions

I don't have any bad criticism

I really liked this movie, and I think it's really well made

I could watch it again and again

A verry Good Movie, well made

realist and interesting

I encourage you to watch this movie

with your Family and friends it's open to everyone

Tell me if you already watched it

I hope you liked this video

I have other reviews on my channel

Like and subscribe ;)

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The struggle of being a Non-Japanese Visual Kei Fan #2 - Duration: 7:20.

ah another life limited release sure

Well, I could ask a shopping service but

that would cost me around six times more than usual

Sorry for the shitty editing at some parts..

I just have no idea what I'm doing

I'm going to join the fanclub..

Address must be located in Japan

Ok~ Today is the day

I'm in Japan and I'm finally able to see my favourite Band live

Ok nevermind... I'll just go shopping inst.. What´s that?~

Looks interesting.. like..

Instore...

Should I go in?.. I mean.. What..

if I can't understand anything..

Maybe I should just try it..

But isn't it already too late? I don´t know.. Let´s..

It already started..

Sounds..

Like a bad idea then..

Ok maybe.. I don´t know.. maybe..

Ok nevermind.. I´ll just go..

Damn..

Hi, sorry~ I've heard you're selling tickets for the sold out concert tonight

Yeah, That´s true, I still have some tickets left

For 6000Yen, you can have it

6000??

But that´s almost twice the original price..

Yeah, it is but....

Do you want it or not?

Seems like CANIVAL will be the next band on stage..

I wonder how the fans know it, without any announcement

I swear, I'll never end up standing in front of a sold-out venue again

I'm gonna ask a ticket-service this time..

So okay... the ticket costs 4000Yen

Ok.. Service fee.. 2000Yen

Shipping.. Without.. insurance 900Yen

Paypal fee.. 500Yen

So we come up with...

7400Yen for one ticket only..

I really wish eplus would accept foreign credit cards..

I´m not sure if I'm really at the right venue..

Nobody here looks like the typical VK-Fan I know

Maybe.. I lined up at the wrong place

I am completely confused right now--

Those girls look so awesome when they're headbanging..

so.. full of strenght and..

When I do it...

I look like a dying fish

I´d like to go to the concert but I still need a ticket

Uh.. I need a ticket for the concert..?.

Admission for tickets 300 to 310

I can't understand anything..

Ok, They´re laughing.. act natrual.. act natural..

I don´t understand..

Hey girl.. Which Band would you like to see?

In Japan it´s common that the first row is only for the biggest fans of the band

Ok no problem, I´ve been in love with them for ages~ it's my favourite band

But do you know the Furi and everything?

Not really.. I mean...

What are they doing?? That looks..

freaking brutal..

Oh no.. Don´t, no.. I´m not gonna join this, no

Hi, I´d like to get the Hoodie and one of those Wristband-thingys, You know?

I'm so sorry the rubberbands are sold out and the hoodie is the last one but

it's broken, so we can't sell it to you.. I´m sorry

Then I´ll just take two chekis instead..

Are you sure that´s all?

1000Yen, please

okay take two

Nice... They look identical..

Shit.. He was watching me fail all the time...

I really miss the concerts..

I mean.. even if the bands would come here...

The concerts just wouldn't be as good, thanks to the different behavior...

Hello Beautiful~

I really hope you liked that low-budget video, I..

I really put a lot of effort into making my..

my stuff

Feel free to write down in the comments what you think is the worst struggle of being an overseas VK-Fan or let me know

what was your worst experience while being in Japan, for me..

It totally was that girl who told me that I wouldn't be allowed to be in the first row because apparently I am not educated enough as an

Vk-Fan or something I don't know

But that really did hurt my feelings

So feel free to like and subscribe and I'll see you in the next video

Until then

Stay lovely~

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[🔊Calling for HK Delegates 🇭🇰] HK-Myanmar ChangeMaker Exchange Program - Duration: 3:41.

Hello everyone, my name is Khin Hnin Ko. You can call be Khin Khin.

I always sleep at 10pm at night and wake up at 6am in the morning.

Hi, I'm Naw Ayechan Wadi. My nickname is A.C.

Mingalabar, my name is Aung Ko Ko Oo

Hello, can you introduce yourself to us please?

Hello, I'm Eukene. My Burmese name is Saw Aung Kyaw.

Hello, I'm Saw Aung Kyaw, and I also go by Eukene, I'm from Hpa-an, Karen state, Myanmar

I'm currently at a new city.

Right now I'm studying in Pre-collegiate Program in Yangon (PCP).

Well, Connecting Myanmar is such a priceless program for Myanmar and Hong Kong students.

Such student programs are new to our country, as we had been shut off from the world, because

of the dictatorship that lasted for about 60 years.

We encourage you to grab this chance to explore this newly opened up country for there might be

surprises right around the corner of your very own exploration during this Exchange Program.

We really hope to see you in Myanmar and thank you.

Hi I'm Fish Sone Aung, I'm from Hpa An, Karen state, Myanmar.

Currently I'm studying liberal arts in Yangon pre-collegiate program

Now I'll like to talk about Myanmar.

How would you think of Myanmar?

Perhaps you'll think of us as a Southeast Asian nation made up of ethnicity groups

Also our culture varies with the diversity of these groups

Moreover, we have festivals for each month, like one of the famous Thingyan Water Festival

and Nyaung Yay Thoon Festival, where people water the banyan trees for merits.

Based on our geographical area, the natural scenery goes from the range of sunsets, to

the top of Bagan, and from the top of the pagodas, to the misty mountains in Shan state.

Hey, this is San Win from Myanmar

Today I'm talking about impacts, what I'd like you all (Hong Kong and Myanmar ChangeMaker delegates) to do in Myanmar.

Probably I'll not be suggesting you any topic, because if I give you a topic, you all will be focusing on one thing.

And I feel like the rest (of our community problems) will still remain.

This is why, instead, I will be suggesting you all to explore our community, our surrounding

and myanmar as much as you can.

Please do what you think is most suitable to our surrounding.

One is obvious that, we all are students, we can't be doing great things at once.

But what is true is that, whatever you do to our surrounding and our community, it will

be one of the best gifts we could ever receive.

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Crate Training - Why and How to do it - Duration: 14:21.

Crate training is one of the most requested videos you've asked me to make.

It's a super useful thing to teach your dog, so here we go.

Ian here with Simpawtico Dog Training and before we get into crate training please

make sure you're subscribed so you never miss any of our videos. Also follow us on

all the major social networks, and don't forget to check that YoUTube description

for notes, links, and resources about the stuff we talked about. So I want to start

this off for all the "crater haters." Every time the subject of crates comes up

there are a lot of folks that pipe up about how cruel and inhumane it is. Guys

you're coming at it totally wrong. You're misunderstanding how a crate is used and

you're talking about what you like, not what a dog likes. If you think of it as a

cage then that's probably how you're going to treat it and that's not how

it's used. We humans have this whole thing with

space and freedom. We like open floor plans and property with acreage. But dogs

are denning animals. Ultimately they like it dark and close. And please understand

that whether you use a crate or not your dog is probably dennin up one way or

another. This is why dogs go under end tables and coffee tables, why they sleep

under the covers, why they hang out under your desk, or hide below the printer

stand when the neighbor fires up his leaf blower for the third time this week!

For the other dogs this is why they like bolster beds, why they nestle into the

cushions, why they sit under chairs, why they stretch out behind the couch.

I mean sure: dogs love to lay in the sunshine and run in the fields too but

at the end of the day they'll end up denning up in whatever fashion they're

comfortable with in your home. Even the most socialized, confident dog will den

up somewhere whether it's between their owners on the couch or lounging on their

bed. When we leave our dogs in the kitchen during the day or in the utility

room or in a guest room, we've created a den for them. A crate, then, is a safe and

protected den for a dog to be in while we cannot supervise them. Of course there

are some dogs who don't need crates and have never used one but don't mistake

that for the norm; those are the outliers. the vast majority of puppies and newly

adopted dogs will and do benefit from crate training and intelligent use of a

crate. One thing along those lines I want to make crystal clear right off the bat

is that we never ever use it as a punishment. It is not for timeouts. Don't

ever put them up when you're mad at them. This only teaches them to fear and

loathe time in the crate and you'll be creating a ton of problems

for yourself down the road. A crate for sure isn't necessary for every dog so

let's start by discussing some of the pros and cons to help you decide if it's

right for you. Crates are great for raising a puppy or

for helping a new adult dog settle in. While they're learning the ropes

around your house a crate can help you control destructive behaviors. If nothing

else, blocking access to tempting things like your shoes and underwear may be

worth the effort. Crates are a necessity for quick and effective errorless house

training for puppies of course, but even adult adoptees—even if supposedly potty

trained—should still go through the full house training regimen. For mature dogs

that are through the potty training process a crate is rarely a necessity.

Many can be home alone or out during the night. The exception is when there's a

specific behavior problem you're trying to address; then a crate may be a helpful

component to your treatment plan. Mmake sure you involve a consultant for these

cases. Even for those dogs that don't need a crate, being crate trained is a

good character trait for a dog to possess as they may be called upon to go

into a crate at times nonetheless. For example if they're staying somewhere

while you're out of town, or at the vet's or even at the groomer's they may need to

spend time in a crate. A crate is also the safest option when traveling. A crate

can be a reliable and familiar place in the car for your dog, and for busy dogs

they can't interfere with you while you're driving. At home it's important to

have areas of inclusion and areas of confinement or isolation. We need to be

able to control our dogs' stimulation and to compartmentalize it to the places we

want. It's irresponsible to just leave that up to chance. We don't want them

jazzed up in the family room at night and we don't want them wasted out in the

yard when we're trying to interact with them. Using a crate as part of your

practice would help. In any case a crate shouldn't be used for extended periods.

Crates do not provide any outlet for pent-up energy. If your dog is spending

time in a crate you've got to make sure you're countering that confinement with

constructive use of physical exercise and mental stimulation. A crate can be an

efficient management tool but don't make the mistake of making it your babysitter.

Think of it like a crib or a playpen. We move through similar stages with babies:

cribs, toys, diaper champs, and high chairs, so we need to be working through the

same kinds of stages with our dogs. Ostensibly your dog should grow out of the

need for it with guidance and support. There are several types of

crates out there so here's a basic rundown of the main categories.

Plastic flight crates are kind of the original standard for crates.

Plastic crates are great for a dog's first crate. The plastic is easier to

clean up when there are messes, and for big messes you can disassemble the crate

to really get in there. Plastic crates are generally warmer and drier. It's very

easy to throw a blanket on it to darken it even more and this can be very

soothing for many dogs. Plastic crates are usually better for cars; some even

have systems to strap them down. Some have top loading options for smaller

dogs. Plastic crates are the only option for flying if your dog is not allowed in

the cabin. Most plastic crates are compliant with airline safety standards

and plastic crates have lots of affordable options.

Wire crates are probably the second most common and useful kind of crate. They easily fold up

for storage or transport. They offer more vision and more circulation. They can get

kind of heavy as they get bigger, though. You also cannot take them on planes. Wire

crates are suitable for use in a car. Wire crates also have a lot of

affordable options. Soft sided crates fold up as well but they're made of

lighter materials like nylon, vinyl, and aluminum. These are best for travel and

convenient set up in hotels or campgrounds. They're not recommended for

the crate training process, or for a dog with distress or an anxiety. These are

best for dogs who've been trained and are comfortable in a crate. Soft sided

crates are affordable but on the higher end. Fashion crates are made of finer

grade materials and are made to look like furniture. Some are even custom

integrated into existing furniture. These are also best for a dog that's already

accustomed to a crate. These are great for inclusion time and, as you might

imagine, fashion crates tend to get kind of spendy. Heavy duty crates are best

for extended transport. They're used mainly by owners that travel with their

dogs regularly such as those that travel to competitions or trials. These are the

safest option in the car; they're built to withstand a full-on car crash.

Heavy-duty crates are amongst the most expensive of all the options. X-pens are

also a great addition to your arsenal. They're a fabulous way-station for your

integration routine. They're awesome for puppies and small breeds. It's a great

inclusion space when you transition from a crate. They're movable and portable—

these just fold up like a wire crate. They're not for larger dogs or for

highly energetic dogs, and dogs are always supervised in these as they can

learn to get out. We typically train this too; we don't

just toss a dog into one and hope for the best.

Many puppy experts recommend that you start with both a plastic crate and a

wire crate and these will be used at different times. One is for inclusion

when the dog is crated but is still in proximity with the family, and one we

call a "quiet crate" which is covered for, well, quiet alone time. If you can only

afford one then a plastic crate may be the better choice initially. If you're

adopting an older dog that is crate trained a wire crate might be just

fine. Once you're through some of those tougher early phases you should be able

to progress into soft sided, fashion, or heavy-duty if you desire.

The baseline is that your dog needs to be able to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably

in the crate. This is an easy prospect if you're adopting an older dog that's

pretty much done growing, but for puppies that can be a little more difficult. Wire

crates usually come with a movable divider so you can effectively start

the crate small and then enlarge it as the puppy grows. This way you only have

to buy one wire crate. For your plastic crate you'll have to get one big enough

to last a little while. Ostensibly once your puppy's potty-trained you may not

need your plastic crate. We won't cover potty training in this video as it's way

outside the scope. If your dog has had a previous bad experience with the crate

or is suffering from isolation distress or separation anxiety you will need to

seek help from a trainer or behavioral consultant. Don't try to force the issue

or you'll just make it worse. For the rest of the doggos out there though

it's usually a pretty straightforward process. We want our dogs to view the

crate as a safe place. It should be pleasant and inviting, so we need to habituate

them to it. A neutral response is sufficient but a good Conditioned

Emotional Response is even better. As with all training there's a timing issue:

monitor and control their energy and don't try to work on crate training

during peak arousal times. Work with them, spend time with them and wear them out

first. Your first line strategy is praise of course. As we've said numerous times

on this channel your voice is your number one training tool. Consider using

a consistent phrase as a cue to go in. As with everything in training pairing a

word or phrase will help directionalize their attention towards where it needs

to be. Tie the door back initially so it

doesn't scare the dog. Doors can swing around randomly and clink and clang on

the crate potentially frightening sensitive dogs and setting your work

back. Now this video is already gonna be kinda long so we've got two great crate

training progressions you can use and these will be separate Power Tip videos.

Along with our Kong training video you should be able to get your dog

habituated and even interested in no time. We'll link to those videos in the

YouTube description. Keep a baggie or bowl of treats on the crate so it's

relatively easy to pre-bait the crate. Also a chew toy or other items will be

needed and should be handy. Don't work on crate training with your dog unless you

have food rewards and toy rewards ready. Set this up and make it convenient for

you or you probably won't do it. Routines are awesome but try not to make your

initial training follow a predictable pattern. You want to destabilize the

patterns of coming and going to short circuit expectation. This will preserve

the integrity of whatever training you do with the crate. Don't let your dog

make a habit of demanding to be let out if your dog is barking for you to open

the door in those early phases, here's how you fix it:

Crate training is labor-intensive but it reduces the possibility of problems

later on. Be patient, practice until your dog enters their

crate willingly. Depending on the dog this could take several days. Don't rush

it; the dog will tell you how fast to go. Practice until your dog is alright in

the crate for about 30 minutes before leaving the house. This will minimize

stress when you do leave. Make the first leaving a short one, maybe an hour or so.

Finally if you make a big production out of letting your dog out you potentially

create a couple of situations: 1) you condition your dog to be super

aroused when you let them out. These dogs will launch out of the crate at you like

a torpedo. 2) the dog starts to feel like being out of the crate is better than

being in the crate. These dogs will become more reluctant to go in as time

goes by so be enthusiastic about getting into the crate but be just kind of

neutral about letting your dog out. Line your crate with a soft towel or mat. If

your dog is chewing up beds, a towel might be a better option until chew-toy

training is under wraps. We'll put some good liner recommendations in the YouTube

description. Puppies being potty trained should never be created longer than they

can reasonably be expected to hold it. The general rule of thumb is one hour

per month plus one so at two months you're looking at approximately two to

three hours three months three or four hours four months four to five hours and

so on. Until potty training is sewn up consider coming home on a lunch break or

have someone let the puppy out. Adults don't need as many potty breaks although

as we mentioned all newly adopted adult dogs should still undergo a full potty

training regimen including crate confinement. Don't leave food in the

crate. There is no situation where your dog should require food in the crate. As

we've mentioned many times before dogs should not be free fed, they should be on

routine, timed feedings. And your dog should never be crated so long that

they require food available in the crate anyway. The only time food is available

in the crate is when we're toy-feeding them to habituate them to being inside

it. This is a temporary situation during our training progression. Water is a

little different. If your dog is only in the crate a couple of hours at a time

water is not necessary, although if you're a working stiff and your dog

spends several hours a day in there you may want to consider making water

available. In this case do not use a bowl, get a water bottle. This is a lot less

messy and more compact without taking up internal

real estate. I'll link to some options in the description. However, for those dogs

that spend long hours alone you may want to consider making a bigger Den

Apartment. For adult dogs you can give them more room to hang out, and the puppy

version actually includes a toilet that will expedite your potty training. These

were recommended and designed by world-class behaviorists and trainers.

Check out the simple plans for a puppy apartment on both DogStar Daily and

Open Paw, and I'll put links in the YouTube description. We mentioned our

recommendation that you have two crates initially: an inclusion crate in a room

where you spend the most time and a quiet crate. This is another method for

managing energy. There will be times when your dog needs to settle down for a nap

in a dark quiet place and there are times when your dog can hang out with the

family but still needs to learn how to occupy themselves. Since they're

supervised, this is a good time for a chew toy and later on this will be a

good opportunity to use that X-pen. However you set things up—one crate or two—

set up the flow so that you can move your dog around easily. Don't put their

crate in the upstairs back bedroom. Especially if you're potty training you

need to be able to get them outside quickly and easily. Set up your house to

make it easy for you or you won't get it done.

Alright guys! This should cover the majority of your crate training

conundrums. If you run into any bigger snags make sure to buddy up with a local

trainer to help you iron out those kinks. Now question for you: what are some ways

your dog dens up whether it's in a crate or otherwise? Also what are some

other things you'd like us to make videos about in 2018? Let us hear from

you in those comments. Good luck with your crate training, don't forget to

thumbs up this video, and as always keep learning, keep practicing, and we'll see

you next time. Thanks for watching!

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Hospitality, Resort and Tourism Management major - Duration: 3:54.

Hi my name is Jennifer Hoffman. I studied at Coastal Carolina starting in 2008 in the Resort Tourism Management Program.

My name is Margaux Swearingen. I graduated from Coastal Carolina in May of 2014.

I got this position, guest registrations coordinator in June of 2014, so its only a couple months in between.

My name is Brandy Jordan Hughes and I am the marketing manager at Marriott's Ocean Watch Villas in the Grande Dunes in Myrtle Beach, SC.

I graduated from Coastal Carolina University's Hospitality program in May of 2005.

I actually chose to do my 4th and final internship here at this beautiful resort.

Hi my name is Rebekah Milz. I graduated from Coastal Carolina in May of 2016 and I started working

Ocean Watch Villas in February 2016. My current roll is a sales front desk and a tour desk associate.

Coastal is the only program that I have heard of that does make you do different parts of the hospitality industry.

I know other locations only have you do one big internship, instead Coastal kind of wants you to

do front of the house, back of the house, management, so you are able to kind of dive in

and figure out exactly what you want to do.

Coastal is extremely unique in that way.

Over the course of my career, I've had multiple positions in Marketing, in Sales, in Leadership and now in Management.

And I definitely credit the internship program and the absolute wonderful and passionate staff

of Coastal Carolina University for helping me walk straight into this job, and straight into this wonderful career.

I love being a marketing executive and being with Marriott, so I would like to continue to grow with Marriott.

Well I would definitely like to stay with the vacation club. There is a lot of opportunities for growth here, and I love working for this company.

I love the fact that everyday I get to help people go on vacation and take time with their family.

And I get to take associates and to help them develop their careers.

My favorite part of Coastal Carolina was the club aspects that I was a part of STAR which was

Students Taking Active Responsibility. It's a community service club.

I also ran Relay for Life, where we raised money for cancer research. That was a vital part of my experience.

And then again the internships, the programs, and the people that you meet.

My internships were here at the Marriott's Vacation Club and also I worked at Stunning and Brilliant Events which was a wedding planning company.

The hospitality program at Coastal is unlike any other. It's a very small school compared to others

that offer this program. So you are more one on one with your professors.

Your class size is smaller than 25. So it's very personalized.

You have the opportunity to ask questions then and there. You don't have to wait for office hours.

The school was still small enough that on any given day, if I needed extra help or assistance,

the teachers help you. They knew your name and they would help and assist you.

I kind of got to decide what I do like and what I don't like about the industry. I started to want to go in the

operations but I decided more on marketing after completing my internships.

So that really kind of helped me choose my career path.

I definitely would recommend the Hospitality program at Coastal. It's a great industry to go in.

There are so many opportunities and so many opportunities for growth in so many different fields

that you haven't even thought of.

The flexibility, there's so many different positions, there's so many different options, there are so many

different places to work. The opportunities are endless.

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The Truth About Doing What You Want - Duration: 4:19.

You can do anything!

Be a responsible adult.

Chase your dreams!

Go to school.

Reach for the stars!

Have you bought your house yet?

Don't listen to anyone else!

Are you getting married?

Just do it!

Pay your bills.

Do it!

Do you have a car?

Do it!

Do you own anything?

Do it!

When are you having kids?

Are you a functioning human being?

How can you possibly do what YOU want and still be a functioning, "responsible"

adult?

I have a not-so secret secret to share with you.

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I don't think there is a single person in my life that hasn't said one of those things

that I was just saying, to me.

But on the flip side.

I'm pretty sure I have said most of those things to someone else as well.

There are just thousands upon thousands of YouTube videos and commercials and poster

and memes and tv shows and movies and advertisements and magazines, etc, etc… and they're all

telling us to go chase our dreams.

They're all super motivational.

Especially for us young folk, us millennials.

I don't know.

We really.

We are millennials . That's not quotations.

Okay.

That's very inspiring.

Like yeah, I can do anything!

Gary Vee often talks about if you're job is making you unhappy, you should just quit.

Like literally walk out right now and go do what you want.

The kid that is sitting right now at a desk and saw this in a feed and you hate your - job.

Stand up.

Get the - out of here and do you.

That's Gary Vee's channels.

Casey Neistat is a huge advocate for not following the rules and also doing what you want.

Just look at what he did with his Nike commercial.

Go check him out.

This video isn't about me telling you they are wrong.

I actually completely 100% agree with them.

Here's the not-so secret secret part.

No matter what you choose to do or no matter path you choose to follow or to create.

No matter how amazing your dream job or dream trip is or will b

There will always something or many things that you don't want to do but you still

have to do it.

This is a lesson my dad taught me many years ago but continues to remind me of it - especially

on the days when I might be complaining just a little too much.

There is simply just so much truth to it.

You can absolutely do what you want but no matter what it is that you want, there is

still going to be things that you have to do and you just need to learn to accept that

now cause otherwise by the time you get there or even on your way there - you're going

to not be enjoying it and you're not going to know why.

Perhaps you are an aspiring YouTuber.

Like me.

And you are envisioning this life filled with crazy adventures and just fun times all the

time.

You are probably picturing your future life as a highlight reel.

But in order to get to that point, in order to really enjoy that point, you need to accept

all the moments that happen between those highlights.

There are lull moments.

There are lonely moments.

There is a lot of tedious tasks that you have to do that you definitely will not want to

do.

Just take a deep breath and do it because you know if you do do it, then you can do

what you want.

Cause it all adds up.

The thing is if you have are truly chasing your dream and doing what you want - you are

probably working harder and longer than the Joe with the 9 to 5.

Not that Joe isn't working hard, but you are just working that much harder.

Now yes, someday you may get to the point where you can sit back and relax.

You have the luxury to slow down.

You will reach that point where you are now working smarter instead of harder.

But still, even then, there's going to be things that you're not going to love.

You can't be on a high 100% of the time.

It's not natural and it's definitely not realistic.

Have I rambled on long enough to make my point?

Awesome.

Well, I hope you all have a fantastic day!

If you can, I'd love it if you could hit that subscribe button and of course, hit the

like button.

And let me know in the comments below what you do to focus on the have-tos so you can

get to the want-tos.

What do I want to do?

I want to travel all of that.

And eat.

Now eat.

That's something I can do right now so I'm going to go do that.

Why did the bicycle slow down?

Cause he was two-tired.

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Super Chat: School Safety - Duration: 4:49.

The tragic events that happened in Parkland Florida recently certainly have

heightened everyone's awareness of the need to have procedures and policies in

place that will help to protect our students our staff and our community.

Alexandria has taken a very proactive approach to student and staff safety

during the course of last Summer and into the Fall

Alexandria began a series of trainings with the ALICE Institute. The ALICE

Institute is one of the premier organizations in the country that helps

organizations respond to active shooter incidents One of the things that we

really appreciate about the ALICE training is that once all of our staff,

and particularly our older students, are trained in this methodology,

they'll be empowered to make choices that will help to keep them safe. The

ALICE training has been a wonderful source of learning because they have

learned from the incidents that occurred at Virginia Tech, at Columbine, at Sandy

Hook elementary school. They took those tragic, tragic, events and had lessons

learned about what could have been done differently--

how could more lives have been saved if things had been done differently--

and that is the basis of the ALICE training. Rather than have everyone go

into a room turn off the lights close the door and sit on the floor and just

wait to see what happens, ALICE training is much more proactive.

It's an alert system where we're letting people know on the ground

information as soon as we have it. The procedures that we used really stemmed

from the 80s, at a time when drive-by shootings were one of our biggest

threats. So it was appropriate to have students and staff go into a classroom,

close the blinds, turn off the lights and sit on the floor, and stay away from

windows. The the source of threats has changed over the recent years, and the

threat now tends to be someone coming into the building as opposed to being on

the outside, and so we are changing our procedures with that. We look at whether

we are securing the building from a threat that's outside, or locking

down the building from a threat that is inside, and those are terms that we are

using with our staff with their students to clarify when there is a threat and

where that threat is coming. We know that our students and our staff are one of

our greatest sources of information regarding threats, and so particularly

with our students, we encourage you to talk with your children, tell them to let

someone know if they if they suspect even the

least threat--if anything is worrying them, they should let someone know, and

there are a number of ways to do this. They can go to a trusted adult in the

school or they can use our tip line, and there are two ways to access that

tip line. Either through the ACPs app, which you can subscribe to, or to call

the number that's showing on the screen now to leave a message regarding the

threat that that you want known.

Student and staff safety is one of the most

important things, it's certainly one of the most important things in my heart,

and I know that it is in that of the school board, and of this school system.

And so please know that we are doing everything we possibly can to keep our

schools, our children, our staff safe and sound in our schools,