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Object Madness!! - Episode #2 "Paint and Win" - Duration: 0:05.

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Diez botellas verdes | Colección de rimas infantiles | Canciones preescolares | Música para niños - Duration: 1:12:49.

Ten green bottles hanging on the wall

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And if one green bottle should accidentally fall,

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And if one green bottle should accidentally fall,

There'll be eight green bottles hanging on the wall!

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And if one green bottle should accidentally fall,

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And if one green bottle should accidentally fall,

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And if one green bottle should accidentally fall,

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Reaction starts at 0:25!

IT'S STARTING TO TRIGGER SOON!

HALFWAY TRIGGERED!

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How to Keep Your Dog Occupied Indoors! Indoor Exercise for Dogs! - Duration: 3:23.

Have you ever had one of those days where it's pouring down with rain outside but your

dog is desperate to get outside and run off his energy?

Or has your dog been injured or ill and you can't let him outside, but he still wants

to play?

If so, we're here with our top tips on how to keep your dog exercised and energised indoors.

Dogs benefit greatly from daily exercise and it keeps their minds and bodies active and

healthy.

So it's really important that you do make sure that your dog is still getting plenty

of mental and physical exercise, even if you can't get outside.

Sometimes you will find that mental exercise is actually more tiring for your dog than

physical exercise.

So why don't you make sure that your dog has lots of mental stimulation inside, with treat

puzzles, toy puzzles or just some basic training for inside.

This is going to keep his mind really active and it's going to tire him out.

We recommend using a Kong with a filler in it, or there's lots of different treat puzzle

toys as well which you can get online or you can actually make yourself.

Whether your dog is young or old, he's going to benefit from learning new tricks, so this

is something you can do indoors quite easily.

Whether it's teaching him something entirely new or just brushing up on some old tricks

like sit, lay down, come - all of the basic training - this is really going to stimulate

his mind and it's going to be great exercise for him to do indoors.

Alternatively, you can opt for physical exercise indoors as well.

Whether it's running laps of the house, running up and down the stairs, playing hide and seek

- all of these things are going to be really good physical exercise for your dog.

Our final tip is to combine both mental and physical activities indoors with your dog.

Playing hide and seek with your dog is a perfect example of this.

Find his favourite treat or his favourite toy, hide it, get him to wait where he can't

find it and ask him to sniff it out.

Or, play hide and seek with you!

Get him to stay in one place, you go and hide and he has to come and find you.

This is really good because it's making your dog use all of his senses as well, so as well

as the mental and physical exercise - he's using all of his senses to find the thing

that he wants most.

With a scavenger hunt inside, you can wrap up your dog's treats and toys in towels and

hide them.

This means that once he finds them he then has to dig them out as well - this is going

to be just as fun as burying your dog's bone in the back yard!

It is important to remember that all of these games are going to be dependent on your dog.

For example, you can't be running up and down the stairs with an older dog who may be suffering

with arthritis.Use your best judgement and surely you will find something that's perfect

to keep your dog exercised indoors.

We've got a special competition on this week to win this guy!If you want to win this for

your dog then all you need to do is simply comment your best doggy life hack in the comment

section below and we'll be choosing our favourite and announcing the winner in next week's video.

We really hope that you enjoyed today's video, if you did please do give us a big thumbs

up and if you haven't subscribed already then make sure you hit that button!

But that's it from us for now, so we'll see you again next week!

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My Favorite Contemporary Books | Recommendations - Duration: 10:40.

Hey guys, it's Trina and this is my monthly recommendations video for May.

Monthly recommendations is a Goodreads group that was created by myself and my

friend Kayla Rayne. May's topic is contemporary, which is a pretty broad

genre. We've been wanting to do it for a while. We thought it was very fitting for

the spring and summer months. I want to kind of take this opportunity to just

talk about my personal favorite contemporary books. My first contemporary

series that I want to talk about is the Anna and the French Kiss series by

Stephanie Perkins. Although I do have some mixed opinions

on some of the things that occurred in these books, I just remember that I did

not want to read this book. I thought it was going to just be so bad, and then I

finally picked it up and I just blew through it. Like, it was one of those read

it in one night kind of books for me. So I had a really fun experience with that

first book and then I ended up enjoying books 2 & 3 a lot more. So if you aren't

familiar with the series, these are three different companion novels, so each one

does follow a new character. If you're looking for books to just kind of

breeze through really easily and if fluffy romantic contemporary is your

thing, I definitely think that this series is a really good kind of standby

series to meet that fluffy romantic contemporary vibe. The third book, Isla and the

Happily Ever After, is definitely my favorite of the series because I felt so

much more connected to that relationship than I did to the first two. Whereas the

other two books just showed the swoony romantic build-up to getting together,

Isla actually showed a relationship in progress and I just really appreciated

it for that. So I definitely loved this series but specifically it's Isla and the

Happily Ever After out of this series that is my favorite. Next I'm going to

talk about the Burn For Burn trilogy by Jenny Han and Siobhan Vivian. This is a

revenge story. It's following three high school girls from completely different

cliques who have all been burned and hurt by the popular guy in school. So

these three girls all kind of band together and keep their friendship a

secret and they're plotting revenge to get back at this guy who is like ruining

their lives, and I'm just a sucker for good revenge story. I also

enjoyed watching these friendships develop because none of these girls have

a lot in common except for their desire for revenge and

then the revenge plot kind of goes off of its tracks at times and they get in way

over their heads. I thought it was fun so if you like revenge stories and you're

more in the mood for that as opposed to something very fluffy, although there is

some romance in that series too, then I would recommend the Burn For Burn trilogy.

Next up is Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell which I know is a standby

for like everybody. Reasons why I love this book is because first of all,

it's set in college and I think at the time that I had read this, which was years

ago by the way, I think I hadn't really read any books

that were set in college. I just found this time of life to be so much more

relatable to me. But I also had an extreme connection to the main character,

Cath, because she does have social anxiety and again I don't think I had

ever read a book at that time of a character that had anxiety and I saw so

much of myself in her. I also really enjoyed the romance, the friendships, the

sister relationship, the family dynamic in this book and it is definitely a book

that when someone says, 'hey what are some of your favorite contemporaries?' this one

always comes to mind because of that connection I've had with it. Next up is

one of those grittier, more hard-hitting books and that is The Female of the

Species by Mindy McGinnis. It's one of my favorite contemporaries because this

book is so real. If you don't know, this is a rape revenge story and it is just

tackling rape culture. That's the entire purpose of the book. Now, because this is

dealing with rape culture you are going to have some scenes in this book that do

depict attempted rape and just some really horrible stuff, like there's

murders and stuff that happen in this book because of that revenge aspect too.

But on the other side I think that this book is approaching it in an informative

and a healing way. It's not doing these things just for shock value, just to like

get a reaction out of you. It's really an examination of them so I do think it is

a healthy examination. I also enjoy the friendships in this book and the family

of one of the main characters Peekay, like her parents were just so supportive and

I just think that this is a healthy conversation starter that we really need

to have in YA so I really love this book. It is a favorite contemporary of mine.

Next is The Girl Who Fell by S. M. Parker which is a... really dark book

because this one is examining an inside look at an abusive

romance. So we're following a girl who meets a new guy, she falls for him,

and then slowly but surely the reader starts seeing that this is an abusive

relationship. It's a very terrifying type of novel. It's definitely not a feel-good

book. You're going to hate it but that's the point, and as someone who has been in

an abusive relationship I actually love this book.

This is the best examination of an abusive relationship that I have ever

read about in a book. This book just offered a really well-rounded look at all

the things that might happen in a relationship like this. It offered me a

mirror yet again and I just felt very empowered by this story and I'm really

really glad that we have stories like this that exist in YA because I think

more teenagers need to be seeing examples like this so that they will

kind of recognize some of the warning signs. At least, I wish I had when I was a teenager.

Next is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.

I just read this a couple months ago and it's my favorite book that I've read so

far this year. Like, it really is that good. It follows a black teenager named

Starr who witnesses one of her friends being shot by a white policeman

and just kind of like the repercussions of this and the media coverage of it and

how it wants to paint her black teenage friend as just a thug, and hoodlum, and

you know he's a drug dealer and they're just slandering him and they're trying

to make the white policeman out to be like he was scared for his life

even though the guy was not doing anything threatening at all. Aside from

it tackling a very important issue this book was just amazingly well written as

well. Angie Thomas wrote so many different tones, so many different scenes

in this book. She transitioned between them flawlessly. The characterization was

amazing, the relationships between Starr and her friendships, and her family, and

the community, everything was just written so well. It was such a real story

and Starr's such a real character. I just loved everything about this book

so it is definitely one of my favorite contemporary stories. Next is If I Was

Your Girl by Meredith Russo, which is a book about a trans girl and her

experience. She has already transitioned and she's at a new school, she just moved

in with her father where she previously was living with her mother, and this book

is amazing at examining - again family dynamics. I feel like that's probably a

theme in why I'm liking a lot of these books because I keep saying, 'I love

the family dynamics in this book,' but I loved the family exploration in this

book. This one is ownvoices and I just think that there is a lot of value in it.

There's a really cute romance in it, there are some good friendships, although

some of the friendships I felt like weren't the best, but the story itself

and the characters were really really great and it's definitely worth

mentioning because every time I think of amazing contemporary stories this

one definitely does come to mind. Next is In Real Life by Jessica Love. It is

about two characters who know each other online. One of them has a crush on the

other. She decides to go out and meet him in real life for the first time ever and

tell him about her crush and when she gets there she realizes that he hasn't

been completely truthful about everything in his life. Now, I have

recommended this to a few friends and they say that they hate the tropes that

are in it and I do see that there definitely are a few tropes that are pretty

heavy in it but when I read it I felt like this book flipped all those tropes

on their heads like it was actively trying to subvert them because it would

like start going down this one path and the characters would be like, 'well why

are we really doing that?' and I just really enjoyed it. This one to me was

just like a feel-good happy making book so if you're looking for a book that's

just going to be really easy to fly through and just going to make you feel

happy this one did that for me so I still think it's definitely worth

recommending. Another favorite is Just One Day by Gayle Forman. This is about a

young girl who is on a college trip in London and then she meets a guy there

and they decide that they're going to take a train and go to Paris for just

one day to spend it together. She's never really taken a risk like that so she

just goes for it and they spend this wonderful day together in Paris and then

she wakes up the next morning and he's gone and she has no idea what's happened

to him. The story follows her as she tries to piece together this mystery of

what really happened during that day and how that day has changed her life. So,

this book does not all take place from start to finish in just one day,

that's about maybe the first third of the book and then the rest of the book

examines her life in like the following year after that and when I read this

book this is another one that just had a really deep personal meaning for me

because this character is a person that's struggling to move on from a

relationship that she doesn't know why it ended. She needs

closure and I had had a relationship like years and years ago when I read

this book and I never got any closure from it and when I read this I was like

oh my gosh this is a piece of my life. Obviously I didn't go to Paris but when I

read this book I remember feeling like it was medicine and this book again is

one that was set in college and it does explore things like family and

depression and pressure that's put on you for school and I just related to so many

aspects of this character. I mean, I know a lot of people have said that they

don't like this book but when I read it it meant everything to me.

I haven't reread it since then. I probably should but I don't want to like

ruin that first impression that I had of it, you know? Like it just meant so much

to me and I just want it to continue meaning that much to me so this is

definitely one of my favorites. Next is Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda

by Becky Albertalli, which is about a young boy who is gay and he is not out

to his friends or his family but he is in an online relationship with

another boy at his school who is also gay and is also not out. So the two of

them don't know their real identities since they aren't out and our main

character Simon really wants a boyfriend. He really wants to find out who his

online crush is. This is another one of those books that is just so happy making.

If you're looking for something that will make you gush and swoon this is

definitely it. There are some heart-wrenching moments that just make

your heart drop like oh I can't believe that just happened, but overall this is just a

swoony story that I love it so so much. I just loved it. I loved it, I loved it.

If you have a recommendation for a contemporary novel that you think I would enjoy let

me know that down below too or just tell me what one of your favorite

contemporary books is. Thank you so much for watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye!

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hello all.. today we will be creating this

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we would need a base coat

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I capelli di Lars (Lars' Head) - Steven Universe [SUB ITA] - Duration: 2:20.

Even your hair is different.

Ah, what was that!?

It, like, lit up, right? You saw it too!

Yeah...

What did you? Do do it again.

Why is it doing that?

Lars, I think I know what this is.

There's something I can try, but no... you don't want me going in your head.

You're going to possess me again?

No, it would be more literal.

Then what is it?

Forget it.

Look Steven, I'm not gonna get mad, okay?

I trust you, just help me out here. If I've got magic hair now, I want to know...

Everyone stand back.

All right, now just bend down.

Like this?

Now you might feel a slight foot in your head.

Wait, what?

What is happening? They're fusing? They're fusing, right?

You're doing great, Lars.

Ookay...

[gasp]

Oh, I'm home! I'm home!

Guys? Where are they?

Water!

Ah...

Ahh... [stomach growls]

Food.

Life is beautiful!

Gotta bring some back for Lars. I wish I could tell everyone I'm okay.

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Atheism is the Uncoolest Choice Ever - Debunked (Matthew Archbold Refuted) - Duration: 10:42.

According to an article written by Mathew Archbold that was published on the National

Catholic Register on the 21st of May, 2017, "atheism is uncoolest choice ever", and

he can prove it!

Get your popcorn kids, because this guy's gone full-retard…

This, is Atheism is the Uncoolest Choice Ever – Debunked.

So, Mathew, first and foremost, and as I've covered in other videos, belief isn't a

choice… something either makes sense to us, or it doesn't.

Sure, we can expose ourselves to certain arguments and resources, and we can say that we believe

whatever we want, but we can't wholeheartedly really believe whatever we want, because that's

just not how belief works.

I mean try it Mathew, try to believe that the universe was created by the Twelve Olympians

– you can't; you'll fail.

Anyhow, now that we've addressed the title, let's get to the article itself…

Number eight: "religious people live longer, happier lives, according to numerous scientific

studies."

So unfortunately, Mathew doesn't provide a single link to any of these numerous scientific

studies, and so to my annoyance, I've done his research for him.

As it turns out, countries with a very short life expectancy are significantly more religious

than countries with long life expectancy – to name but one example, Japan has a longest

life expectancy in the world, being 75 years, and only 24% of their population considers

religion important; while Samalia has a life expectancy of just 48 years, and over 98%

of their population considers religion important.

However, with this said, when we compare the life expectancy of religious and non-religious

people from the same country, there is indeed some studies that show a correlation between

religiosity and longer life expectancy, and these study speculate that this has something

to do with the community that religions tend to provide, which, considering that we're

a social species, I'm not surprised by.

But it simply has to be stated that 'even if it were conclusively proven that the religious

live longer than the non-religious, this wouldn't make any religion true'; a drunk person

might be happier than a sober person, but the drunk person is still out of his mind.

Number seven: "Michelangelo and Bach (look 'em up kids!) were indisputably awesome Christian

artists.

But hey, atheists have the kid who plays Harry Potter.

Do you really don't want to be a part of any group that includes the actor formerly known

as Harry Potter.

Or maybe you do because that's how uncool you actually are."

… I honestly can't tell if he's being serious at this point.

First of all, Michelangelo and Bach lived before Darwin discovered natural selection,

and that absolutely matters.

Before the discovery of natural selection it was very hard to explain how complex and

seemingly designed organisms can arise without a creator or creators, but we now know exactly

how this can occur and we have unimpeachable proof of it.

Furthermore, Michelangelo and Bach were primarily artists – and art is a passionate subject

that requires introspection and emotion – which is a type of intelligence, but it's not

the type that develops an accurate representation of reality (that would be science).

And according to a PEW study conducted in 2009, scientists are dramatically less religious

than the general public, and another study conducted by Nature has found that less than

7% of 'elite scientists' are religious.

And finally, Daniel Radcliffe is a cool guy.

Number six: "Typical atheist gathering vs. World Youth Day."

Are you kidding me?

1) even if atheist and secular gatherings were tiny compared to Christian gatherings,

this would have no bearing on the truth whatsoever.

At a time most people believed in Zeus, but that doesn't mean that Zeus existed… this

is an opaque Appeal to Popularity.

Anyhow, two can play your dishonest game Mathew, just look at this atheist gatherings vs. this

Christian gathering.

Number five: "Most of your big time mass killers of the 20th century were atheists.

I'm talking Stalin, Mao, and Che among others."

Mathew, did you know that these big time mass killers were also non-stamp collectors?

And that they all brushed their teeth?

Why would you want to be a non-stamp collector?

Why would you want to brush your teeth knowing that these killers also brushed theirs?

The point being is that you're committing a Guilt by Association fallacy, a type of

red-herring which attempts to discredit something based upon disfavoured people or groups associated

with it.

What you're essentially saying is that: Joseph Stalin was an atheist.

Stalin killed millions of people.

And therefore atheism killed millions of people.

But this is just as absurd and disingenuous as saying that: Fred Phelps was a Christian.

Phelps preached hate and picketed funerals.

And therefore Christians preach hate and picket funerals.

Find a single quote of these killers saying that they committed their crimes because of

their lack of belief in god, and then we'll have a real conversation – until then, just

stop being so disingenuous!

Number four: "This is an extreme Christian, and this is an extreme atheist – see the

difference?"

Yeah, one is fraudulent fanatical fundamentalist, and the other is a respected scientist who

passionately defends facts and truth from fraudulent fanatical fundamentalists…

To quote Hitchens, "Mother Teresa was not a friend of the poor, she was a friend of

poverty.

She said that suffering was a gift from god.

She spent her whole life opposing the only known cure for poverty, which is the empowerment

of women and the emancipation of them from a livestock version of compulsory reproduction."

She wasn't a good person… because her religion stopped her from being a good person.

She is but one of countless examples of religion making otherwise decent and caring people

say and do atrocious things!

And again… even if Christianity made people nicer than non-Christians, this would not

make Christianity true.

After all, Jainists are almost certainly nicer than Christians, but that doesn't mean that

Jainism is true.

You seriously are the king of non-sequiturs Mathew!

Number 3: "As a Christian, my wife looks at me like I'm a gift from God.

Seriously, to her that's what I am.

Your atheist girlfriend (should you ever get one after you move out of your stepdad's basement)

will see you as a gel-haired accident in skinny jeans on a lonely rock orbiting a meaningless

sun in a mistake of a universe.

See the difference?

It's kind of a big one."

… Erh, a gift from god you say… okay, I erh…

I assume you met on April Fools?

Anyhow, me and my atheist girlfriend frequently tell each other how lucky we are to enjoy

however long we're able to be together in this universe that most certainly doesn't

have us in mind.

We don't pretend that the universe thinks we're special – but we know that we are

special to one-another.

New don't have to make crap up!

Number 2: "Many of your college professors agree with your atheist beliefs.

How's that for the uncoolest choice ever?

Hey, look at you siding with all the gray-haired tweedy authoritarian types at your school."

Does someone not like the fact that the more educated you are, the less likely you are

to believe in barbaric inane nonsense?

Aw…

You're a dying bred Mathew, and you know it.

It might come as a surprise to you since you think that belief is a choice, but when you

care about what's true and you actually get embarrassed about pretending to know things

that you can't possibly know, that's when you'll appreciate that atheism is the honest

answer.

We don't share our professors believes because they're cool… we share them because they're

based on sound rationality and demonstrability, two concepts that you evidently don't appreciate!

Number 1: "Atheists have less children and that probably means...well you probably know

what that means since you're all about SCIENCE!"

What?

It means that we care about the population crisis and know how to use contraception…

Furthermore, what do you mean by "you probably know what that means"?

You do know that religiosity is almost exclusively a cultural phenomenon, right?

Genetics has very little to do with it – unless you're inbreeding, like, to be fair, your

book implicitly indorses… if humanity had to start anew, from scratch, with no information

whatsoever, Christianity, like all religions, would never return, but the truth would – in

time we would once again discover that the earth is a sphere, that evolution is true,

and that the universe doesn't care about us.

Anyhow, Mathew concludes with, "to sum up, you'll be miserable, have a shorter life,

and quite likely less sex than your religious counterparts.

And you thought atheism was cool?

Reconsider and repent ye' fools.

Jesus said he is the way, the truth, and the life.

Left unsaid, is that He's totally cooler than Richard Dawkins!"

And here's my conclusion.

To sum up, Mathew, you're an insincere, lying, close-minded, deluded, scientifically

illiterate egomaniac who doesn't know how to use a condom.

You are, unfortunate to say, one of the most foolish and uncoolest idiotic mammals alive.

Anyhow, to the rest of you, and as always, thank you kindly for the view, and remember

to subscribe, less you want to be as uncool as Mathew Archbold.

Just before I go however, I thought I'd share this cool gift that I received today

[it's my birthday.

My good friend Magnus sent me this, and it says to HippieAtheist…

Congratulations for surpassing one subscriber…

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My Favorite Contemporary Books | Recommendations - Duration: 10:40.

Hey guys, it's Trina and this is my monthly recommendations video for May.

Monthly recommendations is a Goodreads group that was created by myself and my

friend Kayla Rayne. May's topic is contemporary, which is a pretty broad

genre. We've been wanting to do it for a while. We thought it was very fitting for

the spring and summer months. I want to kind of take this opportunity to just

talk about my personal favorite contemporary books. My first contemporary

series that I want to talk about is the Anna and the French Kiss series by

Stephanie Perkins. Although I do have some mixed opinions

on some of the things that occurred in these books, I just remember that I did

not want to read this book. I thought it was going to just be so bad, and then I

finally picked it up and I just blew through it. Like, it was one of those read

it in one night kind of books for me. So I had a really fun experience with that

first book and then I ended up enjoying books 2 & 3 a lot more. So if you aren't

familiar with the series, these are three different companion novels, so each one

does follow a new character. If you're looking for books to just kind of

breeze through really easily and if fluffy romantic contemporary is your

thing, I definitely think that this series is a really good kind of standby

series to meet that fluffy romantic contemporary vibe. The third book, Isla and the

Happily Ever After, is definitely my favorite of the series because I felt so

much more connected to that relationship than I did to the first two. Whereas the

other two books just showed the swoony romantic build-up to getting together,

Isla actually showed a relationship in progress and I just really appreciated

it for that. So I definitely loved this series but specifically it's Isla and the

Happily Ever After out of this series that is my favorite. Next I'm going to

talk about the Burn For Burn trilogy by Jenny Han and Siobhan Vivian. This is a

revenge story. It's following three high school girls from completely different

cliques who have all been burned and hurt by the popular guy in school. So

these three girls all kind of band together and keep their friendship a

secret and they're plotting revenge to get back at this guy who is like ruining

their lives, and I'm just a sucker for good revenge story. I also

enjoyed watching these friendships develop because none of these girls have

a lot in common except for their desire for revenge and

then the revenge plot kind of goes off of its tracks at times and they get in way

over their heads. I thought it was fun so if you like revenge stories and you're

more in the mood for that as opposed to something very fluffy, although there is

some romance in that series too, then I would recommend the Burn For Burn trilogy.

Next up is Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell which I know is a standby

for like everybody. Reasons why I love this book is because first of all,

it's set in college and I think at the time that I had read this, which was years

ago by the way, I think I hadn't really read any books

that were set in college. I just found this time of life to be so much more

relatable to me. But I also had an extreme connection to the main character,

Cath, because she does have social anxiety and again I don't think I had

ever read a book at that time of a character that had anxiety and I saw so

much of myself in her. I also really enjoyed the romance, the friendships, the

sister relationship, the family dynamic in this book and it is definitely a book

that when someone says, 'hey what are some of your favorite contemporaries?' this one

always comes to mind because of that connection I've had with it. Next up is

one of those grittier, more hard-hitting books and that is The Female of the

Species by Mindy McGinnis. It's one of my favorite contemporaries because this

book is so real. If you don't know, this is a rape revenge story and it is just

tackling rape culture. That's the entire purpose of the book. Now, because this is

dealing with rape culture you are going to have some scenes in this book that do

depict attempted rape and just some really horrible stuff, like there's

murders and stuff that happen in this book because of that revenge aspect too.

But on the other side I think that this book is approaching it in an informative

and a healing way. It's not doing these things just for shock value, just to like

get a reaction out of you. It's really an examination of them so I do think it is

a healthy examination. I also enjoy the friendships in this book and the family

of one of the main characters Peekay, like her parents were just so supportive and

I just think that this is a healthy conversation starter that we really need

to have in YA so I really love this book. It is a favorite contemporary of mine.

Next is The Girl Who Fell by S. M. Parker which is a... really dark book

because this one is examining an inside look at an abusive

romance. So we're following a girl who meets a new guy, she falls for him,

and then slowly but surely the reader starts seeing that this is an abusive

relationship. It's a very terrifying type of novel. It's definitely not a feel-good

book. You're going to hate it but that's the point, and as someone who has been in

an abusive relationship I actually love this book.

This is the best examination of an abusive relationship that I have ever

read about in a book. This book just offered a really well-rounded look at all

the things that might happen in a relationship like this. It offered me a

mirror yet again and I just felt very empowered by this story and I'm really

really glad that we have stories like this that exist in YA because I think

more teenagers need to be seeing examples like this so that they will

kind of recognize some of the warning signs. At least, I wish I had when I was a teenager.

Next is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.

I just read this a couple months ago and it's my favorite book that I've read so

far this year. Like, it really is that good. It follows a black teenager named

Starr who witnesses one of her friends being shot by a white policeman

and just kind of like the repercussions of this and the media coverage of it and

how it wants to paint her black teenage friend as just a thug, and hoodlum, and

you know he's a drug dealer and they're just slandering him and they're trying

to make the white policeman out to be like he was scared for his life

even though the guy was not doing anything threatening at all. Aside from

it tackling a very important issue this book was just amazingly well written as

well. Angie Thomas wrote so many different tones, so many different scenes

in this book. She transitioned between them flawlessly. The characterization was

amazing, the relationships between Starr and her friendships, and her family, and

the community, everything was just written so well. It was such a real story

and Starr's such a real character. I just loved everything about this book

so it is definitely one of my favorite contemporary stories. Next is If I Was

Your Girl by Meredith Russo, which is a book about a trans girl and her

experience. She has already transitioned and she's at a new school, she just moved

in with her father where she previously was living with her mother, and this book

is amazing at examining - again family dynamics. I feel like that's probably a

theme in why I'm liking a lot of these books because I keep saying, 'I love

the family dynamics in this book,' but I loved the family exploration in this

book. This one is ownvoices and I just think that there is a lot of value in it.

There's a really cute romance in it, there are some good friendships, although

some of the friendships I felt like weren't the best, but the story itself

and the characters were really really great and it's definitely worth

mentioning because every time I think of amazing contemporary stories this

one definitely does come to mind. Next is In Real Life by Jessica Love. It is

about two characters who know each other online. One of them has a crush on the

other. She decides to go out and meet him in real life for the first time ever and

tell him about her crush and when she gets there she realizes that he hasn't

been completely truthful about everything in his life. Now, I have

recommended this to a few friends and they say that they hate the tropes that

are in it and I do see that there definitely are a few tropes that are pretty

heavy in it but when I read it I felt like this book flipped all those tropes

on their heads like it was actively trying to subvert them because it would

like start going down this one path and the characters would be like, 'well why

are we really doing that?' and I just really enjoyed it. This one to me was

just like a feel-good happy making book so if you're looking for a book that's

just going to be really easy to fly through and just going to make you feel

happy this one did that for me so I still think it's definitely worth

recommending. Another favorite is Just One Day by Gayle Forman. This is about a

young girl who is on a college trip in London and then she meets a guy there

and they decide that they're going to take a train and go to Paris for just

one day to spend it together. She's never really taken a risk like that so she

just goes for it and they spend this wonderful day together in Paris and then

she wakes up the next morning and he's gone and she has no idea what's happened

to him. The story follows her as she tries to piece together this mystery of

what really happened during that day and how that day has changed her life. So,

this book does not all take place from start to finish in just one day,

that's about maybe the first third of the book and then the rest of the book

examines her life in like the following year after that and when I read this

book this is another one that just had a really deep personal meaning for me

because this character is a person that's struggling to move on from a

relationship that she doesn't know why it ended. She needs

closure and I had had a relationship like years and years ago when I read

this book and I never got any closure from it and when I read this I was like

oh my gosh this is a piece of my life. Obviously I didn't go to Paris but when I

read this book I remember feeling like it was medicine and this book again is

one that was set in college and it does explore things like family and

depression and pressure that's put on you for school and I just related to so many

aspects of this character. I mean, I know a lot of people have said that they

don't like this book but when I read it it meant everything to me.

I haven't reread it since then. I probably should but I don't want to like

ruin that first impression that I had of it, you know? Like it just meant so much

to me and I just want it to continue meaning that much to me so this is

definitely one of my favorites. Next is Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda

by Becky Albertalli, which is about a young boy who is gay and he is not out

to his friends or his family but he is in an online relationship with

another boy at his school who is also gay and is also not out. So the two of

them don't know their real identities since they aren't out and our main

character Simon really wants a boyfriend. He really wants to find out who his

online crush is. This is another one of those books that is just so happy making.

If you're looking for something that will make you gush and swoon this is

definitely it. There are some heart-wrenching moments that just make

your heart drop like oh I can't believe that just happened, but overall this is just a

swoony story that I love it so so much. I just loved it. I loved it, I loved it.

If you have a recommendation for a contemporary novel that you think I would enjoy let

me know that down below too or just tell me what one of your favorite

contemporary books is. Thank you so much for watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye!

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Trial and Error - How to Constantly Keep Getting Better (My Cold Email Journey) - Duration: 3:04.

Hey, in today's video, I wanna talk about

trial and error and how you constantly keep getting better.

And apologies in advance for our normal

Wednesday video not being up.

My computer got completely destroyed.

It's at the Apple Store right now getting fixed,

so next week, regular Cold Email Teardown.

This week, similar to a Monday video, so stay tuned.

When I first started Cold Email, it was to

promote the very, very first startup

I did called Startup Find It, and it was a matchmaking tool

where people could go onto this website

and find a list of the best SaaS apps,

and to help validate it, I was running

Ash Maurya's techniques from the book Running Lean

which I actually had him on the podcast,

so that should be a really good interview coming up.

And that technique is you come up with a business idea

and then get people on the phone using cold email

to get feedback on that idea.

So I sent those cold emails out initially,

and I was getting a lot of negative responses on the emails.

And so I did what I think a lot of you do,

which is I looked up cold email scripts,

actually copy and pasted some scripts,

which is something I don't recommend doing right now,

but those scripts actually ended up working,

and through those scripts, I met with the CEO of Udemy,

I met with the CEO of Vungle and then a bunch of these

other funded startups that were coming up in like 2013.

And that initial trial was the test

that proved that cold email worked,

at least for me, at least for testing

this initial startup idea.

I wasn't as disciplined back then as I am now,

so I didn't stick with that idea, right,

kept pivoting, did restaurant sales,

moved to New York, did startup sales and all that

before becoming CEO, but that initial trial is all it took.

So I know in past videos I've talked about how it's bad

to steal other people's email scripts,

and the main reason it's bad is because the email scripts

sometimes don't work, but if that's all you can do

to test whether cold emails are gonna work for you,

if the easiest test you can pull is to find somebody

in a different niche than you, copy paste the email,

customize it so it's fitting your niche,

then that's the test you have to do

to prove that cold emails work.

And then you use trial and error to get better.

I've been sending cold emails now

for four years, five years.

It's still the most effective channel that I've found,

at least for the way that I sell,

but all the frameworks, all the templates,

everything that I know works and doesn't work

just comes from experience.

It comes from sending literally over a million cold emails.

I used to have a talk called What We Learned

Sending a Million Cold Emails

when I was a CMO at InspireBeats.

So here's a little Wednesday morning

motivation for you then.

Keep at it, your emails are eventually gonna get opened.

Cold email is the most effective channel.

I know some people hype Facebook ads, all that stuff.

I never got any of that stuff to work nearly as effective

as cold email, so stick with it.

And if you have any questions about cold selling

or how to get your emails opened,

how to get responses, how to close deals,

anything like that, leave them down in the comments.

Thanks for watching, if you like this type of video,

please subscribe for 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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Mr. President, we have a SITUATION in Kabul!

*DESPITE ALL THE*

* NEGATIVE *

*PRESS*

*CON-FE -FE*

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LET IT GO / Music Cover - Duration: 3:40.

The snow glows white on the mountain tonight not a footprint to be seen

A kingdom of isolation, and it looks like I'm the Queen

The wind is howling like this swirling storm inside

Couldn't keep it in heaven knows I've tried

Don't let them in, don't let them see be the good girl you always have to be

Conceal, don't feel, don't let them know

well now they know

Let it go, let it go

Can't hold it back anymore

Let it go, let it go

Turn away and slam the door

I don't care what they're going to say

Let the storm rage on

The cold never bothered me anyway

It's funny how some distance makes everything seem small

And the fears that once controlled me can't get to me at all

It's time to see what I can do to test the limits and break through

no wrong, no rules for me,

I'm free!

Let it go, let it go

I am one with the wind and sky

Let it go, let it go

You'll never see me cry

Here I stand And here I'll stay

Let the storm rage on

My power flurries through the air into the ground

My soul is spiraling in frozen fractals all around

And one thought crystallizes like an icy blast

I'm never going back, the past is in the past

Let it go, let it go

And I'll rise like the break of dawn

Let it go, let it go

That perfect girl is gone

Here I stand In the light of day

Let the storm rage on

The cold never bothered me anyway!

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The Unity Prayer

Our Lord Jesus Christ also taught Elizabeth a new prayer, and He invited her to propagate it, since He considers it to be a powerful means to blind Satan. Jesus: "This prayer is an instrument in your hands. By collaborating with Me, Satan will be blinded by it; and because of his blindness, souls will not be led into sin."

May our feet journey together.

May our hands gather in unity.

May our hearts beat in unison.

May our souls be in harmony.

May our thoughts be as one.

May our ears listen to the silence together.

May our glances profoundly penetrate each other.

May our lips pray together to gain mercy from the Eternal Father!

Amen

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MEGAN: Big news! We signed Anthony up for kindergarten today! (cries)

MOLLY: That's great!

MEGAN: Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. It's such a big milestone and it's just like he's growing up so fast.

MEGAN: I'm sorry. I was so excited to tell you. And now I'm just (cries).

LAUREL: Yeah.

MEGAN: Go. Change the topic please. .

LAUREL: Okay. Um, oh good news! Tomothy is out of diapers. He is potty trained.

MEGAN/MOLLY: That's great. That's great.

MOLLY: Oh no.

LAUREL: (cries)

MOLLY: Are you all right?

LAUREL: I just thought, you know, I thought this was going to be really exciting, but I'm not ready.

MEGAN: Oh yeah.

LAUREL: I mean, I was so excited to see those diapers go into the car for a big donation, but it made me emotional, you know?

MOLLY: Sure.

LAUREL: And then the wipes. And then ointments.

MEGAN: Oh yeah.

LAUREL: And then the pad.

MOLLY: Do they accept all that stuff for a donation?

LAUREL: I don't know.

LAUREL: We're going to give it as a big donation so if you need some ointments, tell me.

But it's so much independence and I just need a minute, you know?

MEGAN: Oh my gosh, it's a huge change.

MOLLY: No, absolutely.

MOLLY: Well, maybe as a reward, you could give Tomothy Valerie's old doctor kit that she doesn't play with anymore.

Remember this?

DOCTOR VOICE: The Doctor is in.

MOLLY: She hates it now. She never wants to play with it again. (cries)

She used to play with it all the time.

And put it in my mouth and that's now how you work a stethoscope.

MEGAN: Oh, she didn't know.

MOLLY: She didn't know.

Take this. Take it.

MEGAN: Oh my god.

MEGAN: you know what? You know what? We just need to remember there's a bright side to all this stuff, you know?

Like Anthony's going to be in kindergarten, he's going to be learning so many things.

He's going to be making new friends and not needing me at all.

LAUREL: Oh.

MOLLY: It's okay.

LAUREL: Yes. Yes. You know what? You're right, though. Tomothy is on his own, he can do anything he wants, any time he wants.

And I'm not relevant and I'm not needed. (cries)

MOLLY: Oh well, you know, Valerie got rid of that toy, but now she has a talking vacuum cleaner. It has so many songs.

ALL: Oh.

MOLLY: Why does a vacuum cleaner need to sing songs?

They don't even have anything to do with vacuuming. They're just random songs.

Like, why would that even...

MEGAN: Whoa!

LAUREL: Um, hey!

LAUREL: Tomothy, no rough housing!

MOLLY: Valerie!

MEGAN: Anthony, if that was you...

MOLLY: Who threw this?

MOLLY: Come on, guys, can we just go five minutes please?

MOLLY: Oh, I thought we lost this!

LAUREL: Tomothy doesn't play with stuffies anymore.

MEGAN: I wish I got hit.

MEGAN: Anthony, can you say The BreakWomb?

ANTHONY: No!

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Have you ever had one of those days where it's pouring down with rain outside but your

dog is desperate to get outside and run off his energy?

Or has your dog been injured or ill and you can't let him outside, but he still wants

to play?

If so, we're here with our top tips on how to keep your dog exercised and energised indoors.

Dogs benefit greatly from daily exercise and it keeps their minds and bodies active and

healthy.

So it's really important that you do make sure that your dog is still getting plenty

of mental and physical exercise, even if you can't get outside.

Sometimes you will find that mental exercise is actually more tiring for your dog than

physical exercise.

So why don't you make sure that your dog has lots of mental stimulation inside, with treat

puzzles, toy puzzles or just some basic training for inside.

This is going to keep his mind really active and it's going to tire him out.

We recommend using a Kong with a filler in it, or there's lots of different treat puzzle

toys as well which you can get online or you can actually make yourself.

Whether your dog is young or old, he's going to benefit from learning new tricks, so this

is something you can do indoors quite easily.

Whether it's teaching him something entirely new or just brushing up on some old tricks

like sit, lay down, come - all of the basic training - this is really going to stimulate

his mind and it's going to be great exercise for him to do indoors.

Alternatively, you can opt for physical exercise indoors as well.

Whether it's running laps of the house, running up and down the stairs, playing hide and seek

- all of these things are going to be really good physical exercise for your dog.

Our final tip is to combine both mental and physical activities indoors with your dog.

Playing hide and seek with your dog is a perfect example of this.

Find his favourite treat or his favourite toy, hide it, get him to wait where he can't

find it and ask him to sniff it out.

Or, play hide and seek with you!

Get him to stay in one place, you go and hide and he has to come and find you.

This is really good because it's making your dog use all of his senses as well, so as well

as the mental and physical exercise - he's using all of his senses to find the thing

that he wants most.

With a scavenger hunt inside, you can wrap up your dog's treats and toys in towels and

hide them.

This means that once he finds them he then has to dig them out as well - this is going

to be just as fun as burying your dog's bone in the back yard!

It is important to remember that all of these games are going to be dependent on your dog.

For example, you can't be running up and down the stairs with an older dog who may be suffering

with arthritis.Use your best judgement and surely you will find something that's perfect

to keep your dog exercised indoors.

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