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Could you give us a brief description

of the spot market and the clean energy certificates (CELs)?

Yes, it would be my pleasure.

The spot market is the big change within the Mexican energy reform

which means that we are moving from a CFE tariff system,

so a state monopoly of regulated tariffs, to a free market system

where different producers compete to offer power,

making their best efforts

to ensure that the costs of the market are the lowest possible.

Spot markets have a problem which is

that the last one to close their prices, i.e. the more expensive one,

is what everyone ends up paying, so we have a good price

but it is not the best, it's not proportional.

And the clean energy certificates are a tool

that has been created in new legislation,

where recognition is given to clean energies

in order to meet the goals

that Mexico has set itself for 2024 and 2050.

This certificate will be a product that different electricity users

must consume or have within their electricity bills

and so they contribute in this way

to meeting the Mexican goals and objectives.

Do you have access to these instruments within cogeneration projects?

And if so how can you benefit from them?

Well cogeneration, within the energy transition law

and the electricity industry law, is recognised as clean energy

and it can therefore benefit from the clean energy certificates,

through a tool that was already developed in previous legislation,

the fuel-free energy tool, which means

acknowledging that cogeneration technology

that simultaneously produces two energies using one fuel source,

bringing energy savings.

And these energy savings are given the same treatment

that is given to renewable energies because really,

based on the efficiency it's as if a part of the power plant

generated electricity with renewable energy.

The leverage that exists to maximise clean energy certificates

is to have a project that is as efficient as possible.

That is, we have a new policy that incentivises projects

to meeting the maximum requirements instead of the minimum ones,

and this is a benefit for the Mexican electrical system

because it will reward the good ones

and will not reward everyone equally.

In addition, this will enable us to face a spot market

with the highest level of performance possible

because a spot market will be a market

that is out of the hands of a government regulator

and it is one that will depend on the evolution of technology,

and if we do not do the best we can

then we will find that maybe not today nor tomorrow,

but in the future, we will have problems.

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THE HISTORY OF 'LATIDO AMERICANO' - Duration: 8:39.

Hello, how are you?

My name is Joan Giménez. My pseudonym is Entes.

I've been painting graffiti for 18 years.

Over this period of time...

...I've worked with my associate Pésimo

That's how life goes...

you choose your pseudonym and it stays the same forever.

So, we are Entes and Pésimo.

In the year 2012 on a trip to Miami we met up with a lot of Latin American friends

and realized one way or another, in the most pompous international art festivals

there were only ever a couple

of us representing Latin America and not all of us together.

It always occurred that way in Europe and USA.

Why did we have to meet up in other countries that didn't belong to us?

Where they don't speak our language and where we

were always a minority

LIKE ALWAYS.

So we decided to do...

"Latir Latino"

which was the first name for Latido Americano.

It went down in 2012 in the city of Lima.

It was incredible...

By the specialized magazine called Complex, it was classified

amongst the fifteen best worldwide events,

being the only one in Latin America,

Brazil included.

In Peru

we've had

close to...

I don't know... 100 -150 walls

painted during those 4 years of Latido Americano

and in the fourth edition we reunited and now have a brother;

a Paraguayan artist named Oz Montanía.

He is the representative of the crew we have called DMJC

that stands for Stained Fingers in the Concrete Jungle.

In Asunción the event was very interesting because

we didn't have the urban art culture that other cities did.

We didn't have those 30 years of urban art

that other capitals had.

We organized Latido and everything happened quickly.

In 15 days over 40 murals were painted...

that's a very short period of time.

It was a shock to see the popular reaction.

For us it served as a gauge for what the people were expecting

and to be able to see their reaction with respect to art in the public space.

That was definitely the most satisfying thing.

We were hoping that people would be surprised with each street,

and organizing the walls in the historic center area

also complied with the expectations we had;

that you can be walking through the historic center

and see something around every corner.

Monumental artworks or murals of those dimensions can cause

you to contemplate and interrupt your routine a little.

And according to all the people that we've been conversing with,

it was like a breath of fresh air that had been long awaited.

We said, let's do it in Paraguay.

There was a first failed attempt

and this year, finally,

we see their city painted,

full of Latin American brothers coming together

and being a family.

The limits

that the world placed

between territories

are just imaginary.

Art in public space is important for a ton of reasons.

Particularly, because it shows you a gigantic format

that's not related to consumption,

buying,

or chasing after the usual like in any

western society.

It's also about contemplation;

being able to appreciate the place and context of where you are,

and being able to interpret reality.

Art is a mirror that reflects what happens in society

and with other human beings,

and everything they feel and go through.

It is like a commentary on life.

Art serves that purpose. It allows us to see ourselves.

It's part of social experiment... part of the artistic experiment Latidoa Americano

is the exploration of all things that unite us.

We all have

too much in common.

In the entire Latin American history

the majority of countries

have gone through phases that we all have in common.

We've been through dictatorships,

periods of political violence,

turmoil and economic instability.

There's so much that we have in common since the colonial era

and even since Pre-Columbian times.

So, I think that this exploration of what unites us

is all of the sudden,

something that we've been searching for for a long time

and each person explores it from

their own angle.

But at the same time it is part of a whole.

Being Latin American implies having a ton of things in your culture

and having a historical baggage from which you cannot escape.

In a big city when Street Art events are held,

it's very difficult for them to reach as large an audience

as it does in our city which has 1.5 million people.

For us, the response was amazing.

The amount of people who shared the experience, were inspired,

and were involved in some way or another in the event was incredible.

That is was motivates us to keep going.

To know that we're not speaking in vain,

or yelling out into the desert...

we're talking with people who want to listen and who want this conversation.

The future of Latido Americano is 100% in the hands of the people who participated in past years,

because they too feel inspired by what they received

and felt in each one of these events over the 5 year period

in Peru and Paraguay.

Replicating the Latido Americano event in every city we can is a dream

that little by little is becoming a reality.

Being a part of this network

with all those people is a very gratifying experience

and for us it's the future of "Latido".

We know that borders aren't built for us.

Borders were decided on by other people;

we're more focused on what unites us

and in what makes us belong to the same family,

not on what divides us.

And among those things are borders,

whether they may be physical or mental ones.

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Aprende a calcular peso ideal ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Duration: 6:14.

Hi I'm Raquel Domínguez www.operacionbikni.es and I am here today to show you how to calculate

your ideal weight. First of all I want clarify is that weight is a big liar

and is not the best way to evaluate our progress. I here and I explained 3 Reasons

why you should not weigh yourself. It is much better that you begin to take body measurements

and better still give you 3 photos, one of front, another profile, and another back.

This way you can go comparing and evaluating really your progress. However, there

many people who want to know if your weight is in the ideal weight range, and so today

I'm here willing to help. exist many ways to calculate the ideal weight

through mathematical formulas. But... you never take the result as final

and something that is a real truth. Each body is different and although you and I we weigh

the same and we measure the same thing our appearance Physical may be totally different, and

can I have a lot of body fat, example, and you do not. Well, but I'm not more

the bush and this is the formula for calculating ideal weight. As the first of the formulas

I want to teach you to calculate the weight your ideal weight would be the next. You should

0.75 multiply your height in centimeters and that would subtract 150 and the result

Finally I would add 50. As an example practical and can view it let's do it

my data. My ideal weight would be 0.75 mi height in centimeters, I mean in my case 168

least 150 + 50. 168-150 are 18, we would have 0.75 multiply by 18, the result

They are 13.5 and that he would add 50, then the result would be 63 5. This would, presumably,

my ideal weight. This is a formula, other formula to calculate the ideal weight is

Hamwi formula. According formula Hamwi to calculate the ideal weight for men

we would have to consider the following. The ideal weight would be 47.7 kilos provided

is measured less than 150 cm., and from of 150 centimeters we would have to add

2.72 kilos per 2.5 centimeters. That in the case of men, and in the case of

women's ideal weight would be 45.5 to 150 cm and then 2.5 cm per would

to add 2.27. That is, 2.27 kilos per 2.5 cm. Let me just set the example

we've done before. As I said I measure 168 cm. Then subtract 168 150

there is a difference of 18. Okay, as I have that for every 2.5 cm will I have to add to

Weight 2,27, then if we divide 18 cm to spare me, so to speak, between

2.5 7.2 I would. If you multiply 7.2 He has given me the 1.27 that I have to add

It gives me a score of 16.34. Then my ideal weight would be 45.5 kilos for being a woman

+ 16.34 by height. 45.5 + 16.34 is complete to 61.84. If you look it is not so different weight

I indicated to the other formula, though I have to admit I in both cases

less weight. Well you know roughly Which is your ideal weight. Although as I tell you,

do not take it seriously because this type formulas do not take into account many factors

they really do matter. So, remember that it is better than midas your contours

or give you 3 photos, front, profile, back to evaluate your progress and actually see

how are you. And in today's video I Marcopolo greet Ambriz, who asked me

to talk about the ideal weight, Montse A and Mengix. Hi guys. I hope my video

Today you liked, if you think you may be like someone else share it, please

and now I'm waiting for the next, I do not miss. Bye bye

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How to Make Chicken Liver Crunchies! Nutritious Homemade Treats For Your Cat! + COMPETITION! - Duration: 4:30.

Hi everybody! Do you like cooking for your cat as much as I love cooking for my Rags?

Me and Rags have another recipe for you this week for chicken liver crunchies

It's a really easy recipe to do and Rags absolutely loves them!

So if you wanna learn how to make chicken liver crunchies, just carry on watching

Okay, so for this recipe all you're going to need is 1/2 cup of cooked chicken livers

1/4 cup of grated carrots or sweet potato

I'm using sweet potato because it's really good for cats digestion

1/2 half cup of warm water, 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil

1 and a quarter cups of whole meal or whole grain flour

and a 1/2 cup of plain flour and 1/2 quart of catnip mixed together in that mixture for when you roll the treats out

okay, so the first thing you want to do is pre-heat your oven to 180 degrees and line a baking tray with a cooking sheet

Okay you're going to use a food processor or a blender with this and to make sort of a puree

Okay, so into the food processor we put our cooked chicken livers

Our grated carrot or sweet potatoes

Again, I've used sweet potato

And the water

Process that until it is in a thick paste

okay so what that combined pour into the bowl

add the oil

and the flour

Using spoon mix it up into a sticky dough

Once the dough is combined it'll be combined like this

and a little bit sticky

take the flour and catnip mixture

And then using a rolling pin, roll out the dough until it's about a quarter of an inch thick

Okay so once the dough is rolled out

take your baking tray and a cookie cutter and cut out the dough into little treats and put them on a baking tray

okay so just if I put it in the oven - take a knife

and score them twice sort of into little quarters

This will make it easier to portion these treats when they're cooked so that you'll be able to they're cooked so that you'll be able to snap them into four little pieces

okay, so they are all scored and initially these are going to go into the oven for about five minutes

okay, after 5 minutes take treats out the oven and just flip them over

put them in the oven for another 5 minutes

okay and there we have it - our chicken liver crunchies!

make sure that are completely cooled so you them to your cat

And it can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about ten days

Thanks for watching guys really hope you enjoyed this recipe

If you did give it a go, please learn now in the comment section below or tag us in in our social media at @relaxmycat

And now for our competition winner!

Ragsy's decided that AnnBearForFreedom was a clear winner this week

with a message from their cat Bubba

you would not even share a great tip on keeping cats hydrated with strategically placed in water bottles around the house

but also treated Rags that like the queen that she is!

Thanks Bubba! get in contact with us at relaxmycat@gmail.com with your address and we'll send your prize out to you

Congratulations! You have won this feather cat toy for your cat!

We really really hope they enjoy!

Don't worry if you did win the competition, we do have another one this week!

So for your win this really cool electronic cat toy

either share your best cat care tips in the comment section below

Or any recipes you think me and Rags should try

Thanks for watching guys and really hope you enjoyed it!

If you did please give us a big thumbs up and if you haven't done so already hit that subscribe button

And me and Rags - we'll see you next week!

Did you enjoy them Ragsy?

I'm so sorry I didn't have have any fava beans or chianti to go with them

Just have to have the chicken liver crunchies on their own!

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How Men's Perfect Body Types Have Changed Throughout History - Duration: 7:56.

When the media talks about looks, it's usually about women.

But men have been pressured to work that sexy physique too.

When you find out how much the ideally hot male body has changed, you'll find that — just

like for women — "perfect" is in the eye of the beholder.

"Hello ladies.

Where can you go when your man smells like me?

Close your eyes and I'll show you."

To start, let's take it way back — all the way to the Neolithic Era.

Fat and happy

From around 12,000 to 8000 BC, humans were passing on that hunter-gatherer life, and

switching to agriculture.

Growing food, instead of stalking buffalo all day?

Yes please.

Peter Janiszewski, PhD, co-creator of Obesity Panacea, says the ideal man at the time was

heavy.

Agriculture allowed those with power over the land to have huge feasts and, yes, gain

a few pounds.

A bigger dude was seen as well off and more appealing than his skinny counterparts.

Hot and Greece-y

Back in 800 BC, the ancient Greeks were very particular about their bods.

According to The Guardian, the ideal man was muscular and lean.

So yeah — they looked a lot like the hotties in GQ.

If any of those Greek statues came to life and auditioned for the next Marvel film, they'd

at least get a callback.

Though there were specific ratios for Greek beauty, they weren't completely realistic.

The Guardian says, "They have muscle groups that mortal men can't ever achieve: you could

go to the gym every day for a year and you wouldn't acquire an Apollo's belt like these

statues boast."

Even now, some guys are still trying to slay those V-shaped "Apollo's belt" abs.

Original normcore

"Welcome to Medieval Times, I'll be your serving wench, Melinda"

The Ohio State Research News reported on a study done by Professor Richard Steckel about

the height and health of humans around 800 AD.

Studying thousands of skeletons from the past 1,200 years, he found that there was a growth

spurt in the Middle Ages, with considerable shrinkage by the 1700s.

According to Steckel's study, "This decline of two-and-a-half inches substantially exceeds

any height fluctuations seen during the various industrial revolutions of the 19th century."

The reason height is so important?

Tall meant healthy.

But was a tall body "perfect"?

Certainly the days of Adonis were long gone.

Art of the time depicted men as healthy-looking, average, and — sorry gals — not much more.

Heavenly body

In the 1400s, Leonardo Da Vinci knew "hot" when he saw it.

With his drawing of the Vitruvian Man he showed exactly how the perfect Renaissance-body should

look — and it's all about those perfectly sexy proportions.

Plus, that circle and square.

According to Toby Lester, author of Da Vinci's Ghost, "The circle, since ancient times, connoted,

you know, things divine and cosmic.

It's the perfect shape, that all of its points on its circumference are equidistant from

the center, and it was the shape that governed all of the supposed concentric fears that

made up the cosmos.

And then you've got the human element of things, the square, where you bring things down to

Earth and make sense of them, set them right."

That's right.

The Vitruvian man wasn't just a hot bod.

He was heaven and Earth.

Mac-n-cheesy

In the 1700s, the "Macaronis" were young Brits who went abroad, and fell in love with Italian

cuisines and European style.

According to historian Geri Walton, these guys would even order macaroni to show off

that they recently visited Italy.

They wore fashionable and slightly feminine clothes, with layers clinging to their trim

figures.

Sound familiar?

They should, because basically, they were the hipsters of their day.

Eventually, their look became too extreme with their huge wigs, heavily made up faces,

and ornate and ridiculous accessories.

The style fell pretty far out of favor — hard.

By 1775 the Oxford Magazine said, "There is a indeed a kind of animal, neither male nor

female, a thing of the neuter gender, lately started up among us.

It is called a Macaroni."

Dad-bod

If you're into "dad bod," then the late-1800's Gilded Age would have been your jam.

Fat was back in, signifying that you were makin' it rain, and didn't need to work for

it.

According to the book Looking Good, a big bod was so cool, they had "Fat Men's Clubs"

for guys pushing 200 pounds.

There were even competitive weigh-ins to celebrate who was the biggest.

Of course, fat women weren't desired, just fat men.

But, those big ol' bellies would soon go out of style...

Hollywood icon

As Hollywood films blew up in the 1920s, the entertainment biz single-handedly shaped the

ideal standard of beauty for everyone.

Sure, women have long been fat-shamed in Hollywood, but the same thing happened to men.

According to Looking Good, people appeared about 20 pounds heavier on film, so directors

preferred leaner actors.

Plus, movies back then had men riding horses, sword fighting, and doing a number of physically

intense stunts, so men had to be in shape to do their jobs.

As more people watched the movies, the standard for men's appearance was raised to match.

Old-fashioned fitspo

Slim was in, but in the 1930s, the world's first fitness guru, Charles Atlas, was bulking

guys back up.

Smithsonian Magazine profiles Atlas as a 97-pound weakling, as Atlas described himself,

who got tired of getting bullied.

So, he hit the gym, came up with isometric exercises he called "Dynamic Tension," and

eventually Hulked-out.

"And Hulk… smash"

Harvey Green, author of Fit for America: Health, Fitness, Sport and American Society, told

the Smithsonian that Atlas' solution to the Depression and World War II was, "be bigger

than everybody else.

Then nobody would mess with you."

This launched the fitness movement and began the trend towards men wanting to build up

their physiques.

Exec bod

In the late '50s, men were slightly less concerned with "strong," and more focused on "big."

Enter the "Executive look," where men aimed for large, imposing figures.

Suit jackets and overcoats had large boxy shoulders and a much looser fit than we'd

see today.

Sure they wanted a trim waist.

But broad shoulders on a tall bod was even better.

Bond guys

In the '60s, suave, stylish men were en vogue.

As GQ confirmed, the look was clean, and the suits fit close.

It was a corporate guy who maintained this buttoned-up style, while rock stars and younger

men went more bohemian.

The ideal body?

Basically, 007.

He was trim, but didn't have a lot of muscle, and did have a lot of chest hair.

Men had broad shoulders and a flat stomach, but shredded biceps and a six-pack were definitely

not required.

Staches and androgyny

In the late '60s and '70s, androgyny was the rage, especially for rock stars like David

Bowie and Mick Jagger, who according to The Guardian enjoyed playing with looks that were

both masculine and feminine.

Professor Jo Paoletti said in her book Sex and Unisex, "Part of the appeal of adult unisex

fashion was the sexy contrast between the wearer and the clothes, which actually called

attention to the male or female body."

Muscles and glam rock

In the '80s, men's style totally diverged.

First, there were the hard-bodied action heroes, like Schwarzenegger and Stallone.

In her book Hard Bodies, Susan Jeffords wrote that action films of the time, mixed with

Reagan's "return to values" perfectly defined the masculine ideal of the '80s.

And on the complete other side of the spectrum?

"She's my cherry pie, cool drink of water such a sweet surprise."

Hair metal songs like "Talk Dirty to Me" and "Unskinny Bop" might not seem to challenge

gender roles.

But the fact that these hyper-masculine bands dressed in a very feminine way was brand new

and totally '80s.

Smokin'

These days, anybody who plays a "hot guy" in movie has to be cut.

Just being thin or athletic isn't good enough.

Ever since the '90s, that smokin hot look has only become more extreme.

The Telegraph even suggests action figures, and the unrealistic proportions they reinforce,

may be giving boys body image issues.

And Alpha Magazine that found that men were more anxious about their bodies in 2015 than

they were five years before.

The Boston Globe reported that male body-shaming is on the rise with sites like TMZ dedicating

whole sections to "Livin Large," showcasing bad shots of famous people who've gained weight.

Though this is something women are beyond familiar with, men are now receiving near

equal media pressure to attain un-attainable bodies.

The perfect man

What's been considered to be the "perfect male body" has so drastically changed over

the years, it only goes to prove that trying to live up to any ideal is a total waste of

time.

To all the fellas, take it from the ladies: here's hoping one day "perfect" will be whatever

body you rock.

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Maine Coon - A Cat's Life - Duration: 2:12.

Oh, hello there, it's me again.

I'm Hobie the Maine Coon.

It's been a while since my last video and I'm 2 years old now, so I thought it was

high time for an update.

I've been living with my two humans for a while now and life is good.

They're always coming up with new games for me.

Laser tag on the bed is one of my favourites, and they also have something called yoga-kitty

where they parade me around the house in yoga mat bag - it's like lounging on a hammock.

No complaints about that!

Amazon delivery days are my favourite.

This is when I get new toys.

While my humans are ooh-ing and ahh-ing over who knows what, I'm left with the boxes

and wrapping paper.

It's glorious!

I get to keep all the boxes for a few days.

I've also taken up botany.

My humans have built me my very own jungle — why, I don't know - but I try to oblige

them by sniffing the plants, pawing the dirt, and chewing on leaves.

Not a bad way to spend the afternoon if you ask me.

The are two young humans who visit me twice a year.

The redhead likes to play with me, but his wife is a real cuddler.

She scoops me up and tries to hold me like a baby.

I don't love, but I get a massage out of it, so I stick around for a bit.

They've been confusing me with all the names they have for me.

I'm officially Hobie, but they also call me Bookie-Boo, Silly Goose Baba, Deedle, Hobster,

and of course, Lobster, but I already knew that one.

Once I've had enough of my humans I retreat to my hiding place.

They have some kind of treehouse in their kitchen so I climb to the top where I am out

of reach.

It also smells like food in this part of the house, so sometimes I fall asleep to the smell

of chicken or roast beef.

Ahh, food!

On that note, this is what they feed me.

Yes, kibbles.

I've been hinting at filet mignon for months but I'm starting to lose hope in the culinary

department.

It's a cat's life.

Anyways, that's enough about me.

I've had a busy day and it's now time for my nap.

Humans, which one of you is going to give me my tuck?

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THE MOST OP BIDOOF U WILL EVER GET!/project pokemon - Duration: 2:46.

hey guys arvin here back with another code

this time its a very special code

it will gift u a bidoof -_-

but not just any bidoof its very special

the bidoof is rainbow though :o

lets see the ev and ivs

not bad :/ its pretty decent for bidoof ._.

lets see the move

it has v create o.o

wow wow wow

anyways thats all for code continue watching if u want to see the moves in action and thanks for watching

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4 MORE SHORT CREEPYPASTAS - Duration: 2:50.

My daughter woke me around 11:50 last night

My wife and I have picked her up from her friend Sally's birthday party brought her home and put [her] to bed

My wife went into the bedroom to read while I fell asleep watching a baseball game

Daddy, she whispered tugging my shirt sleeve

guess how old I'm going to be next month

I Don't know beauty I said as I slipped on my glasses how old?

She smelled and held up four fingers

It is 7:30 now

My wife and I have been up with her for almost eight hours

She still refuses to tell us where she got them I?

began tucking him into bed, and he tells me daddy check for monsters under my bed

[I] Look underneath for his amusement and see him another him under the bed

Staring back at me quivering and whispering Daddy. There's somebody on my bed.

I Don't know why I looked up, but when I did I saw him there

he stood against my window and

Forehead rested against the glass and his eyes were still and light, and he[smiled a lipstick [red] Cartoonish Grin

And he just stood [there] in the window

My wife was upstairs sleeping. My son was in his crib

And [I] couldn't move I froze and washed him looking past me through the glass oh

Please no

His small never moved, but he put a hand up and slid down [the] glass

watching me with matted hair and yellow skin and

a face through the Window I

Couldn't do anything. I just stayed there frozen

Feet still on the bushes. I was pruning

Looking into my home

He stood against my window

Last night [a] friend rushed me out of the house to catch the opening act at a local bars music night

After a few drinks. [I] realized my phone wasn't in my pocket [I]

Checked the table. We were sitting at the bar the bathrooms and after no luck I used my friend's phone to call mine

after two rings

someone answered

Gave out a [low] raspy giggle and hung up

They didn't answer again [I]

Eventually gave it up as a lost cause and headed home [I]

Found my phone laying on my nightstand right where I left it

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How to Make Chicken Liver Crunchies! Nutritious Homemade Treats For Your Cat! + COMPETITION! - Duration: 4:30.

Hi everybody! Do you like cooking for your cat as much as I love cooking for my Rags?

Me and Rags have another recipe for you this week for chicken liver crunchies

It's a really easy recipe to do and Rags absolutely loves them!

So if you wanna learn how to make chicken liver crunchies, just carry on watching

Okay, so for this recipe all you're going to need is 1/2 cup of cooked chicken livers

1/4 cup of grated carrots or sweet potato

I'm using sweet potato because it's really good for cats digestion

1/2 half cup of warm water, 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil

1 and a quarter cups of whole meal or whole grain flour

and a 1/2 cup of plain flour and 1/2 quart of catnip mixed together in that mixture for when you roll the treats out

okay, so the first thing you want to do is pre-heat your oven to 180 degrees and line a baking tray with a cooking sheet

Okay you're going to use a food processor or a blender with this and to make sort of a puree

Okay, so into the food processor we put our cooked chicken livers

Our grated carrot or sweet potatoes

Again, I've used sweet potato

And the water

Process that until it is in a thick paste

okay so what that combined pour into the bowl

add the oil

and the flour

Using spoon mix it up into a sticky dough

Once the dough is combined it'll be combined like this

and a little bit sticky

take the flour and catnip mixture

And then using a rolling pin, roll out the dough until it's about a quarter of an inch thick

Okay so once the dough is rolled out

take your baking tray and a cookie cutter and cut out the dough into little treats and put them on a baking tray

okay so just if I put it in the oven - take a knife

and score them twice sort of into little quarters

This will make it easier to portion these treats when they're cooked so that you'll be able to they're cooked so that you'll be able to snap them into four little pieces

okay, so they are all scored and initially these are going to go into the oven for about five minutes

okay, after 5 minutes take treats out the oven and just flip them over

put them in the oven for another 5 minutes

okay and there we have it - our chicken liver crunchies!

make sure that are completely cooled so you them to your cat

And it can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about ten days

Thanks for watching guys really hope you enjoyed this recipe

If you did give it a go, please learn now in the comment section below or tag us in in our social media at @relaxmycat

And now for our competition winner!

Ragsy's decided that AnnBearForFreedom was a clear winner this week

with a message from their cat Bubba

you would not even share a great tip on keeping cats hydrated with strategically placed in water bottles around the house

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Thanks Bubba! get in contact with us at relaxmycat@gmail.com with your address and we'll send your prize out to you

Congratulations! You have won this feather cat toy for your cat!

We really really hope they enjoy!

Don't worry if you did win the competition, we do have another one this week!

So for your win this really cool electronic cat toy

either share your best cat care tips in the comment section below

Or any recipes you think me and Rags should try

Thanks for watching guys and really hope you enjoyed it!

If you did please give us a big thumbs up and if you haven't done so already hit that subscribe button

And me and Rags - we'll see you next week!

Did you enjoy them Ragsy?

I'm so sorry I didn't have have any fava beans or chianti to go with them

Just have to have the chicken liver crunchies on their own!

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Library Book Haul - Duration: 10:07.

Hey guys! I'm Trina and I'm doing a

library book haul today and before I get

started you might have noticed I did

get a second tall shelf. So my

background has changed. I'm really liking

it right now. I don't know if this is how

I'm going to keep my books organized and

by the way this is kind of an optical

illusion because like the bottom shelves

are not full, they're like empty. And

I'm still getting used to this new

background because I used to stand like

over here and have more light from my

window and now I'm over here and I feel

like the lighting is a little bit

different so bear with me as I'm getting

used to this background. So today I'm

going to show you guys all of the books

that I currently have checked out from my

library. I haven't done a library book

haul in a long time and it kind of makes me

sad because I love my library. Every single

time I do a library haul I get a lot of

comments that range. People are saying,

"oh, you only have ten books checked out from

your library? I have five hundred and

fifty three books checked out from my

library. Why don't you have more?" Or I

have people saying, "you have eleven

books checked out from your library? Wow

I can only get two at a time

and I can only keep them for a week."

And I definitely know and want to

acknowledge that every library system is

different and I think that I live in a

very privileged area that has a really

incredible library system. I'm allowed to

check out up to 100 books at a time, I

can keep them for three weeks,

I can renew them three times, and my

library system is usually really good

about having new releases. But also on

the other hand of that, I don't have any

need at all to check out the hundred

book limit because I'm not going to read

a hundred books in three weeks. That's

just not the reader that I am. I'm not

that fast of a reader. So it may seem

like a little stack to you, it may seem

like a big stack to you... we're all different.

And keep in mind a lot of the

books I have checked out from my library

are also audiobooks which I usually

don't show but I can show you that in

this one if you want to know what I have

checked out an audiobook format. So I

have Fireworks by Katie Cotugno on

my Overdrive app, which is a free app

that partners with a lot of U.S. libraries.

You can get ebooks and audiobooks and

that's what I use for all my audiobooks.

So I have Fireworks from Katie Cotugno,

which is a YA contemporary book

about two best friends who they've just

graduated high school, they don't know

where they're going to go after this, but

they live in a small town and they want to

get out of it, and they end up both being

recruited together to join a brand-new pop girl group

and they end up like meeting a boy band and I

don't know, I've just started it so I'm

not exactly sure everything it is about but

it's really cute so far. I'm really

enjoying it and it just sounds like a

good summer read. It's also set in the 90s

which was a big appeal to me.

And the other audio book I have currently

checked out from my library is The Circle by Dave Eggers.

and I still have this checked out but I

need to return it because I hate the

narration. I hate it. I cannot stand it. I

started it in print format and because

it's a long book I thought, 'okay audio might

help me get through it,' but his voice for

the female main character and just the

way he reads it is not serious at all

and my own internal head voice was just

much more fitting and appealing to me so

I switched back to the print format,

which I have here. So I do have the print

and the audio book both checked out but

I'm going to be returning the audiobook

and just continuing this one in print.

This one is like an adult science

fiction novel about social media is

taking over the world. It's about our

main character who goes to work for this

big social media corporation. It's kind

of like Facebook, but she starts to learn

like a more sinister side to it, like

this social media is actually spying on

people. That is how it's been pitched to

me and that sounds really interesting

because I'm a little bit afraid to

social media sometimes. The next book I

have checked out is 1984 by George

Orwell and you guys may remember from

some of my earlier TBR videos this year,

I mentioned that I was in a political

book club that was reading classic

dystopian novels this year. That book

club fell apart. They just like quit

updating it, but one of the books that

they were planning to read was 1984. Even

though that group fell apart, I still

want to read this book on my own and so

I currently have it for whenever I do get around to it.

I have perfect days by Raphael Montes.

He is a Brazilian crime writer so this

is an adult thriller and I wanted to

read more books set around the world

this year. I decided this month to read a

book set in South America and this was

one that was recommended to me a couple

of times and it sounds very fitting for

my reading tastes. It is an adult thriller

novel about a man who falls in love with

a girl but she rejects him and so he

decides to start stalking her and he

ends up kidnapping her. This one is

definitely pretty intriguing to me so I

do want to read it. And then Origin by

Jessica Khoury is another book set in

South America that was recommended to me. This

one is a YA science fiction novel. It's

about a girl who was created in a lab

and she's only ever known this lab. She's

never been allowed outside, and then one

day she breaks out and it is located in

the Amazon rainforest so she ends up

kind of just exploring the rainforest on

her own and and comes into contact with

civilization for the first time ever and

just learning about what the real world

is. That sounds really intriguing and

interesting to me too because I want to

know like why was she created in this

lab? And why was she cut off from the

outside world? So a bit of mystery and

intrigue to this one as well. Next I've

got Everything Leads To You by Nina

LaCour. I checked this one out a long

time ago, it is almost due and I haven't read

it yet. This one is a YA contemporary

romance about a female/female

relationship and I think that the

main character is interested in acting

or something? I think that this kind of

revolves around old Hollywood like movie

sets? This book has been out for a long time

and I've heard a lot of people talk

about it just like recommend it so I

picked this one up out of curiosity.

Haven't gotten to it yet because I've

had so many other books but I am still

really interested in it. I also have Rise

of Fire by Sophie Jordan checked out and

this one is the sequel to Reign of

Shadows. This is a YA fantasy set in

a world that is cast into darkness.

Like there's been this eclipse for 17

years, everyone lives in darkness, and the

darkness has brought out these monsters

that live underground and they come out

when it's the darkest hours of the day

and they like eat people. So it's definitely

like a survival, post-apocalyptic type

story. I really enjoyed the first book so

I have been really eagerly anticipating

this sequel. It's just a duology so this

will be the finale, so I can't wait to

find out how this story ends. I also have

Hunted by Meagan Spooner and this one is

a Beauty and the Beast YA retelling.

It's a fantasy world? And I don't really know

anything about the synopsis of this one

other than it is a Beauty and the

Beast retelling. The reason this one

was on my radar at all is because I

wanted to read something by Meagan

Spooner that she wrote by herself

because I enjoyed her and Amie Kaufman's

Starbound trilogy, with These Broken

Stars, that series. I really enjoyed that

series and I really want to see how I

like her as a solo writer. But yeah,

seeing the Beauty and the Beast movie

just really put me in the mood for a

Beauty and the Beast retelling, which is really

weird because I'm so over Beauty and the

Beast retellings most of the time, but

right now this one is just like wanting

to grab my attention. I've been wanting

to read this one for so long. Next I have

Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett and

this one is a YA contemporary story

about a guy and a girl who know

each other online. The girl has a massive

crush on this guy. She ends up moving in with

her dad to start living with him and it turns out

that her dad lives in the same town as

her online crush does so she's wanting

to find her online crush and then she

runs into this boy who is so rude, she

can't stand him, but she keeps running

into him and I think it's kind of setup

to be like this guy she can't stand in

real life is really the guy she's

crushing on online. And that is something

that you do know is in the synopsis, so

that's not a spoiler. I've heard

people compare this to You've Got Mail,

that movie, and I love stories about

online friendships and online romances.

It's just something that's really

interesting to me and this whole idea

that she hates him in real life but he's

really the guy that she likes -

oh! It just sounds like a mess and I want

to read this and find out how that's

going to resolve. The last three books I

have checked out to show you are three

debut novels, and if you don't know I

have a debut novels group on

Goodreads if you want to know which

debuts are coming out in 2017, but the

first one that I have is The Takedown by

Corrie Wang and this one is an online

YA thriller. It's about a girl who's

like the valedictorian, she's got all the

perfect grades, all the perfect

accomplishments on her high school

transcript, and then one day this video

surfaces of her online having like an

affair with one of her teachers.

The thing is, it was not her.

Somebody has doctored this video to look

like it was her to get her in trouble

and so she sets out I guess on a path of

revenge to find out who did this and why.

Because this one has that online element

and it has a revenge plot to it, those

are things that really grabbed my

attention about this one. I also have

You're Welcome, Universe by Whitney

Gardner, which has been one of my most

anticipated debuts of this year. This

one is about a deaf Indian American girl

who gets kicked out of her School for

the Deaf because her best friend was

getting bullied and when she kind of

strikes back she's the one that gets in

trouble and so she got kicked out of

her school and now she's going to a

public school where most of her peers

are hearing people. And I think she is

just dealing with like this transition

into a new school and I've been really

interested in this one because I've

heard it has amazing deaf representation.

I don't think that its own voices but

I've heard really amazing things about

it and I've been really interested in

this one for a long time. And the

last book I have to show you today is

Toward a Secret Sky by Heather Maclean.

This is a debut novel that I have

heard nothing about. I've never heard anyone

talk about it, and I read the synopsis and I was like

sold, yes please! It was compared to

National Treasure and The DaVinci Code

like on the Goodreads page and it's

about a girl who is orphaned and she

ends up moving in with her grandparents

in Scotland and there she uncovers her

mother's teenage diary and figures out

through the diary that her mom was

involved in some sort of secret

organization, and so she starts following

these clues in the diary to figure out

what her mom was involved in. And this

mentions angels and demons, otherworldly

visions, and underground booby-trapped

labyrinths, so I definitely want to check

this one out and see if it's any good

because it definitely sounds very

exciting. The longer I've been on

booktube the less and less interested I

am in picking up a huge stack of books, so

I'm not doing that today, but those are

all the books that I currently have

checked out from my library. I hope some

of them maybe sounded interesting to

you or give you an idea of some of the

books that I'm interested in. If you've

recently checked anything out from your

library I would love to know what it is.

Thank you guys so much for watching and

I will see you in the comments. Bye!

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Introducing Hajar Benjdya: Youth Behind the Minds - Episode 7 - Duration: 3:49.

but I realize people treat you

differently based on what you look like

because its just color doesn't define who you're on the

inside

my name is Hajar Benjdya I'm from Morocco

and I'm 16

are you who you

want to be, no I think I want to be a

nicer person like sometimes i let my anger

take control of me, I let it control

me which I shouldn't like I'm aware of

people's sensitivity but I accidentally blert

them out without like you know? its not nice

what's something you think that you'll never

understand why people do certain things

like okay I think I would like to one

day understand people in general but

sometimes people do like not weird like

unexpected things and like Id want

to understand it, but i dont think ill ever understand.

what do you think is the definition of

society. Society is basically government control

I think we conform to norms i think society is

basically just like a herd of sheep if one

if one sheep falls we all fall because

you know people these days dont like

to think for themselves

is there an event in your life that made

you see the world in a different way or

in a new way and what is the incident, oh fuck

man these questions again? yeah losing weight

like I never actually did on purpose but

I realize people treat you differently

based on what you look like I'm just

saying like you you get more attention

looking a certain way and I like people

are really very materialistic and I

think that maybe realize a lot of people

are pretty fake.

what are issues that you face because of

your religion. Indirectly? yes ohh

the muslim problem

and they always think we are terrorists

but I dont take it personally because like if I was them

and I was like if I've only been giving

the information that CNN puts out all

these like fake medias I would honestly

think muslims are terrorists. Maybe I am a

bit more educated to go do my own

research but at one point I would assume

almost all muslims are terrorist

or i would associate terrorism with muslims

because its what on mass media. ya

I can understand the fact that they see

us as that and its not nice and it shouldn't be that way

but then again like do a bit more

research to understand like it's a

pretty peaceful religion and they take it

to a whole new extreme like pulling

scarves off people and killing people it's like

you're literally doing what you're

scared of ... its kind of sad

If you had 30 seconds of the entire worlds attention what would you say?

I'd say be happy be positive be

nice to people be generous and smile... wait do smile? *laughs*

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How to Craft a Perfect Guest Post Pitch? (Script Included) - 📧Cold Email Teardown📧 - Duration: 5:43.

Pitching your content over to other blogs

and websites is pretty important for marketing.

We've done it a lot here getting featured on Entrepreneur

and hundreds of podcasts,

a bunch of other places like that.

Today, I want to run through a pitch that I got

for guest blogger,

tear it down, build it back up

and show you my take on how to actually properly pitch

a guest post.

So let's jump into it.

So this is a message from Swati Sharma.

Subject blogger and author.

Hi,

I am Swati Sharma, a blogger and part time author.

I am into tech blogging domain for the past two years.

Apart from my own blog,

I now want to contribute to other blogs.

Is there a guest section on your website

where I can contribute articles under my name?

Let me know.

So this email off the bat,

I want to use this as an example of

things that can go wrong

in your mail merges.

So for instance,

this space after experiment27,

this comes from having unclean data,

which means in their Excel doc that they were using,

there was an extra space in there.

The other thing that's kind of weird

is there is no customization here.

It doesn't say hi Alex.

But it does say the website name.

So, just adding a little bit more customization.

And then the other big meta point I want to get to

in this email.

One of the reasons why you kind of cringe when you read it

is because of this.

So I am this,

I am this,

apart from my own blog, I now want to do this.

Is there I place where I can contribute.

This entire email is all about

Swati and her needs, his needs.

But it's not about me at all.

And one of the ways you get people to respond

to your cold emails are to make it about them.

And then the final thing that I want to touch on

before I jump into this

is this final call to action.

Is there a guest author section on your website experiment27

where I can contribute articles under my name?

This is a bad question

because if this guy Swati had just gone to the blog,

they would see if there was a guest section or not,

and that should be part of the lead gen.

That shouldn't even be part of this.

So here's what I would change here.

Start off with

some kind of interesting tidbit

about why you're reaching out?

Came across the article

you did

and let me just check what is on the experiment27 blog.

How to test turning a service into a product

by not charging premium prices?

Came across the podcast article

you did about Ryan Lee.

Loved the section about

Hi Alex, came across the podcast article

you did about Ryan Lee,

loved the section about premium prices.

Looking at an article on the blog

and customizing this first sentence

that took all of 10 seconds.

Then I am Swati Sharma, a blogger and part-time author.

This part's fine.

I am into tech blogging domain for past two years.

And apart from my own blog,

I now want to contribute on other blogs

as well as expand my portfolio.

So first of all,

yeah there is a bunch of typos and stuff

which, don't send your emails with typos.

I don't know why every single one of these videos

has an email with a bunch of typos in it.

But, hire a proofreader if you really need it.

Okay so the main reason I don't like this though

is he's talking about tech blogging

but there's no example,

there's no link to his blog.

There's no actual way I can find his blog either

because he's a gmail account.

So this is what I would do instead.

Okay something like this.

I'm Swati Sharma, a blogger and part-time author

who writes content like Top 10 Tech Hacks.

Reading through your posts,

I thought your audience might be interested in these topics.

So I would link there.

So content like Top 10 Tech Hacks

that's been featured on Entrepreneur

anything like that.

If you're reaching out for guest posts,

call to one of the other guest posts

so the author can see what those are like.

Reading through your posts

I thought your audience might be interested in these topics.

So three specific topics.

And when you're sending cold emails for guest posts,

the way that I normally do it is I

send different topics to each person

based on what their content is.

So, let's go back to my blog

and let's read what the last

few bits of content are.

So almost all of them are podcast breakdowns.

So if I was looking at this and I was a guest poster,

I would say this is not a good fit

for guest posting.

But let's say I wanted to email anyway.

How to test turning a service

into a product by not charging premium prices.

How to keep your clients happy.

How to drive sales.

Strategies for connecting with busy people.

So it's all about B2B sales strategy

that sort of stuff.

So, what topics would Swati Sharma be interested in?

So it's kind of tough to write these because

I don't know anything about Swati Sharma

or his/her writing

going back to the original point of this.

But here are a few that I thought of.

So how to get customer feedback with scripts,

three steps to getting your first consulting client

the secret to getting featured on entrepreneur.com.

Customize things

that speak to the content on the blog.

The last thing I wanted to touch on was

the subject line.

If you wanted to go full generic,

you could say amazing post.

Someone would open that because

everyone likes to see compliments.

If you wanted to customize it more,

you can say amazing post about Ryan Lee.

And that's the script.

Hi Alex, came across the podcast article

you did about Ryan Lee,

loved the section about premium prices.

I'm Swati Sharma, a blogger and part-time author

who writes content like Top 10 Tech Hacks,

that's been featured on Entrepreneur.

Reading through your posts,

I thought your audience might be interested in these topics.

How to get customer feedback,

three steps,

the secret to getting featured on Entrepreneur.

I would love to discuss potentially writing a guest post

if any of these sound interesting.

Also open to workshopping ideas.

Would you mind if I sent over a draft post?

Thanks, Swati.

And that is how you get guest posts.

Feel free to subscribe to this channel

for more B2B sales training.

Like, to encourage this type of content.

And if you need marketing support

for your digital agency,

check out experiment27.com.

Thanks.

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