Youtube daily report w Dec 28 2018

Data analytics is, in simple terms, taking data that you have, and really trying to understand

it, trying to draw conclusions from it, trying to find the patterns in it, and businesses

are finding that that's very valuable to their business.

It's a good way to make better and more informed decisions.

The individual that would take the certificate is the kind of person that has, is working

with data right now.

So they're working with spreadsheets, they're maybe looking at charts, they're working with

the business.

That kind of thing.

They have some background in gathering data, like some SQL Server database things.

Then when they come into the program, the most distinctive feature, I think, about the

certificate program is the fact that you do learn R, an open source programming language,

from people that don't have any programming background at all.

You don't need any programming background at all, and we're going to learn sort of the,

the predominant data analysis programming language in the industry.

And that's huge, right?

Getting into that space now opens up the possibility of doing a lot of machine learning and sort

of world-class algorithms at your fingertips.

So this certificate program sort of enables that, and so I think that is huge.

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Необычная ёлка с цветком❄🎄 🎅 Мастер-класс - Duration: 19:27.

The workshop of Valeria Radyk "The Magic World of manual creativity"

Hello! With you Valeria, good to my magical creative world!

Today we will be tinkering with you unusual christmas tree.

In this paper, I thought it was a very large flower in the style of boho.

But if you do not like large flowers, or you find that the flower covers a lot of the basics,

that make a smaller flower or place a few small flowers.

Imagine doing as you like, just according to your taste and desire.

For We will need the following material:

corrugated cardboard, pencil, ruler, scissors,

light natural fabric narrow and medium lace, white thread for knitting, for winding the trunk,

wooden skewers, blue or turquoise thin synthetic fabric, can be organza,

candle and matches, heat gun, ready leaves,

polymer glue rhinestones, beads and semi-beads,

ready pots or cylindrical container for the base, white mesh or tulle,

feathers, natural branches, acrylic paint, brooch or crystal for the middle of the flower,

a bit of white and isolon (pnoplast), and also need a brush.

Getting Started:

cut out of corrugated cardboard three identical triangles 12 * 20 centimeters.

On one detail of a triangle make an incision in the middle.

Triangles are glued so that the part with a notch left inside.

We glue the fabric to the base Polymer adhesive:

To fill the inside of me used chopped isolon

as well as crumbled foam not necessarily, you can apply something else,

for example: grits, small pebbles or sisal.

The spruce twig can be made from a bottle-link to this master class in the description below the video and in the upper right corner of the screen.

How to make such leaves, I have separate master class

I will leave a link to it in the description under the video, and a tooltip appears in the upper right corner of the screen.

Leaves are painted in early white and then pearl or silver paint.

Also, if you have other colors in your work, you can add on leaves.

I also covered the branches with white acrylic paint and then turquoise

Apply silver acrylic paint.

I decorated the reverse side of the Christmas tree with semi-beads and lace residues.

If you do not have such lace, then it can be replaced by something else, for example, ordinary crocheted threads knitted in roll.

Bright beads are muted with silver paint.

Work is ready! I would be glad if my master class You will like it and also come in handy!

I thank all my subscribers for what do you have me!

Thanks for the comments, for the kind words for the likes, for the support!

Channel guests, if you like my workshops, don't forget subscribe and click on the bell,

not to miss the new interesting video.

I congratulate you all on holidays from my heart!

I wish the world good and prosperity to you and your loved ones!

I wish that in your new year all your dreams come true cherished good dreams and desires!

Inspire, create and create! Before new meetings!

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David Foster Wallace on the Marketing of Writing (2003) - Duration: 9:28.

Let me insert one thing,

which I'll bet you've noticed from talking to writers,

is that most of the stuff

that we think we're writing about in books

is very difficult to talk about straight out.

You know, question and answer.

In some sense, it probably can't be talked about directly,

and that's why people make up stories about it.

This is all a big defense,

because I feel like what I'm saying is so simple and so reductive

Interviewer: So we were just in the middle of a question

that I put on this paper

which was somehow faxed.

And which I received.

Interviewer: That's good to know.

The fear of the writer.

That his work and his persona, somehow,

made banal, be flattened, and abused,

as soon as the media -

I don't recall that. Where's that written down there?

Interviewer: Here.

Banal?

Interviewer: Yeah, I don't know if that's -

Oh. Okay.

Interviewer: "Banalized". I think I made this word up?

How interesting.

See, mine stopped here.

Interviewer: Really?

Yeah. There wasn't any of this stuff.

Interviewer: Oh my God.

No, it's fine.

So, we're talking about the marketing of writing stuff?

Interviewer: No, but. I mean ...

The fear of the writer that his work and his persona

are somehow made into banal, well not only, but, it belongs to promoting.

The work and his persona are the same thing?

Interviewer: No, no, no.

But they're both made ...

Interviewer: Yeah, but, you know, when you're out there for the media.

What happens then?

I see a paradox here.

I'm going to talk about the difficulties

of having to deal with the media,

but I'm talking to the media.

See, I'll pretend I'm talking to you,

but when this shows, you're going to have this face,

sweaty face,

on camera, talking about how difficult it is, as a writer, to be on camera,

in which case, if I were the viewer, I would go,

'So why is the son of a bitch on camera?'

So, how do you suggest I handle this?

Interviewer: Yeah. No. It's a paradox, but at the same time I think it's very ...

I mean, it's a legitimate fear to have.

I think about these things all the time.

I think, well, I like literature, but at the same time,

why am I doing this?

And how am I doing this?

And how can I try to preserve these things?

So, you know, it's a paradox for me too.

So, for this reason I think it's something you can think about.

Sure.

Well, there are a number of trade-offs.

In the United States, there's another division between corporate publishers

and non-profit publishers,

who are often very small and do a lot of poetry and avant-garde fiction.

If you are "lucky",

these are square quotes,

if you are lucky enough to be published by a corporate publisher,

you get more exposure,

you get reviewed in the New York Times instead of just your local newspaper,

you get translated into other languages.

But literary stuff loses money for corporate publishers

almost all the time.

And one of the ways they try to keep from losing money is marketing this stuff.

And for reasons that everyone has tried to explain to me,

but I still don't understand it,

having the author go around and talk and read -

The thing they most like to do is send you to a bookstore

and you give a reading at a bookstore

and there's maybe 200 people there,

but, while you're in town to do the reading for the bookstore,

you talk to the local newspaper and you maybe do something like this.

And that generates free advertising for the book.

My problems with it are the following:

my stuff, I don't feel like, is meant to be read out loud.

It's not supposed to live on the breath.

There isn't enough punctuation in it.

And I don't feel like I read it out loud very well, A).

And B) , I find ...

When there's a question and answer, like you and I are having,

although you and I are having a much more lengthy one,

but particularly with a newspaper reporter

or a question-and-answer at the end of a reading,

the question is easy to answer if it's dull or stupid.

The good questions are questions that can't be answered

in a Q-and-A format, right?

They're ones where you would have to sit down with a pot of tea

or a pot of coffee.

There are things that can be answered only in conversation

between two people.

And so I always feel vaguely

fradulent.

There's a thing about doing this

where you're helping me.

We're pretending we're having a conversation.

And I'm also pretending that there aren't cameras all over here,

but in fact this is all on TV,

and I know that I'm supposed to ignore,

I'm not supposed to look at the camera,

because that doesn't make for a good interview.

But trust me, when I'm sitting here,

the camera is the thing I really see.

It's all very strange.

And so ...

So why do I do it at all?

I make a variety of deals.

And I do a few things.

I know some writers who like this.

And there are things about it - it's very flattering.

You guys came.

It makes me nervous and it makes me ...

it makes me self-conscious to try to talk about stuff

that I find almost impossible to talk about.

Or else just to go, 'So, how long are you in town?' 'Oh, three days.'

But I have an agent whom I owe 25,000 favors to.

He's done all of these nice things for me.

And it's also exciting for a writer

to get his work published in another country, so she says.

This German publisher is really good.

They're going to publish the book well,

even though I don't think my English can really be translated into German

because it's very idiomatic.

Great advertisment, I'm sure.

And all they need,

they need this one thing from you to help them sell enough books

maybe so that they don't lose money on it.

It then becomes very difficult to say, no.

On the other hand, I don't think it's very good,

I don't think it's good.

Maybe a show like this?

There's no analog for this in the U.S.,

but the whole going around and reading in bookstores thing,

it's turning writers into kind of

penny-ante or cheap versions of celebrities.

People aren't usually coming out to hear you read,

they're coming out to see what you look like

and see whether your voice matches the voices in their head when they read.

And none of it's important.

It's icky.

I don't know if there's a German translation for "icky".

In terms of "banal", I don't know.

"Banal", to me, means,

general and simplistic and superficial and vapid.

If you do work like this, you pay certain prices.

You don't make as much money.

Not as many people read your stuff.

But people who are reading it and are interested in it,

you're pretty sure ...

The thing that I like about doing this kind of stuff is that I'm pretty sure

my readers are about as smart as I am.

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Jornal Nacional 27/12/2018 Segurança da Posse Jair Bolsonáro - Duration: 4:29.

the inauguration of the president-elect jair bolsonaro will have security enhancement

also in the sky of Brasilia the scheme that is being prepared is one of the largest

history of the country more than 20 the air force will be ready between

they f-5 fighters will make rounds the fab air operations commander

explained that the system will look like with the one used in the cup and in the olympics but

this time concentrated in a single location the esplanade of the ministries here I

I have a single point to defend in the history of the defense system

Brazilian aerospace in its more than 45 years will be the point more well

defended stone all monitoring will continue being made here by the command

of air force operations in Brasilia but on January 1st the traffic of

aircraft will be more restricted than an ordinary day

a defense system was set up that would divide the airspace into three areas

to ensure safety during possession of jair bolsonaro

the most restricted area begins on the esplanade ministries and will have a radius of

seven and a half miles will not pass aircraft that are not part of the

possession security scheme then comes the yellow area are 46

kilometers covering virtually all federal district

the third white area covers 130 kilometers to fly in these stretches

aircraft will need authorization fab preview

in the case of an unauthorized intruder in area restricted to fab giving an alert

pilot and attempt to intercept the aircraft is born the order is not fulfilled

aircraft can even be killed the operation will not interfere with

movement of brasilia airport air traffic will not stop air mesh

will still remain maintaining the safety conditions on the floor at

security will also be reinforced ministry's terrace will be

Restricted from zero time of day December 30th

will be four magazine barriers with metal detectors

no one can carry bottles bags and backpacks three masks fires

difficult flammable products fire sharp objects animals drones and

neither baby strollers the transitional government announced today that

the future ministers will review all acts of the last two months of the

fear the general guidance document of government was developed during the

transition and presented today to future ministers in the first ten days each

the ministry should list the priorities of each folder including

review of michel's government acts fear published in the last 60 days

to adapt to the new management each folder should choose a main subject for

be implemented or sent to the congress within a period of 100 days

government will have a balance of 100 days of government at a ceremony already scheduled

on April 11 with the proposals of the 22 ministries

the document also warned future ministers on the rules in force for

the use of public resources by ministers and servers and criteria for

the appointment of positions of trust establishes that in addition to moral tonality

reputation are required. professional profile and that the nominee

is framed in the hypothesis of ineligibility such as the law

of the clean plug this is the first document prepared

by the government will have one of the announced today by the chief minister of

civil home onyx lorenzoni is not new cut costs but he said that the

ministries will initiate a reduction in tax incentives subsidies that are

given by the union there are several economy

the civilian minister emphasized that it is possible to wipe the machine with

throughout the government We have to have a government that does

how families do if you can not changing the sneakers does not change the sneakers has to

to tighten the belt tighten the belt if it has denying the daughter's dress has already had

no dress for daughter is what the government will do what to have health

better for education to have street safety

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Необычная ёлка с цветком❄🎄 🎅 Мастер-класс - Duration: 19:27.

The workshop of Valeria Radyk "The Magic World of manual creativity"

Hello! With you Valeria, good to my magical creative world!

Today we will be tinkering with you unusual christmas tree.

In this paper, I thought it was a very large flower in the style of boho.

But if you do not like large flowers, or you find that the flower covers a lot of the basics,

that make a smaller flower or place a few small flowers.

Imagine doing as you like, just according to your taste and desire.

For We will need the following material:

corrugated cardboard, pencil, ruler, scissors,

light natural fabric narrow and medium lace, white thread for knitting, for winding the trunk,

wooden skewers, blue or turquoise thin synthetic fabric, can be organza,

candle and matches, heat gun, ready leaves,

polymer glue rhinestones, beads and semi-beads,

ready pots or cylindrical container for the base, white mesh or tulle,

feathers, natural branches, acrylic paint, brooch or crystal for the middle of the flower,

a bit of white and isolon (pnoplast), and also need a brush.

Getting Started:

cut out of corrugated cardboard three identical triangles 12 * 20 centimeters.

On one detail of a triangle make an incision in the middle.

Triangles are glued so that the part with a notch left inside.

We glue the fabric to the base Polymer adhesive:

To fill the inside of me used chopped isolon

as well as crumbled foam not necessarily, you can apply something else,

for example: grits, small pebbles or sisal.

The spruce twig can be made from a bottle-link to this master class in the description below the video and in the upper right corner of the screen.

How to make such leaves, I have separate master class

I will leave a link to it in the description under the video, and a tooltip appears in the upper right corner of the screen.

Leaves are painted in early white and then pearl or silver paint.

Also, if you have other colors in your work, you can add on leaves.

I also covered the branches with white acrylic paint and then turquoise

Apply silver acrylic paint.

I decorated the reverse side of the Christmas tree with semi-beads and lace residues.

If you do not have such lace, then it can be replaced by something else, for example, ordinary crocheted threads knitted in roll.

Bright beads are muted with silver paint.

Work is ready! I would be glad if my master class You will like it and also come in handy!

I thank all my subscribers for what do you have me!

Thanks for the comments, for the kind words for the likes, for the support!

Channel guests, if you like my workshops, don't forget subscribe and click on the bell,

not to miss the new interesting video.

I congratulate you all on holidays from my heart!

I wish the world good and prosperity to you and your loved ones!

I wish that in your new year all your dreams come true cherished good dreams and desires!

Inspire, create and create! Before new meetings!

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谢霆锋对这次活动表示欢迎，杨幂给大家带来了一个惊喜，杨幂的愿望实现了，刘薇薇：两年前我们分开了！ - Duration: 7:03.

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UW Certificate in Data Analytics: Techniques for Decision Making - Duration: 1:37.

Data analytics is, in simple terms, taking data that you have, and really trying to understand

it, trying to draw conclusions from it, trying to find the patterns in it, and businesses

are finding that that's very valuable to their business.

It's a good way to make better and more informed decisions.

The individual that would take the certificate is the kind of person that has, is working

with data right now.

So they're working with spreadsheets, they're maybe looking at charts, they're working with

the business.

That kind of thing.

They have some background in gathering data, like some SQL Server database things.

Then when they come into the program, the most distinctive feature, I think, about the

certificate program is the fact that you do learn R, an open source programming language,

from people that don't have any programming background at all.

You don't need any programming background at all, and we're going to learn sort of the,

the predominant data analysis programming language in the industry.

And that's huge, right?

Getting into that space now opens up the possibility of doing a lot of machine learning and sort

of world-class algorithms at your fingertips.

So this certificate program sort of enables that, and so I think that is huge.

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Stunning Contemporary and Light Luxury Lodge For Sale From Omar

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Необычная ёлка с цветком❄🎄 🎅 Мастер-класс - Duration: 19:27.

The workshop of Valeria Radyk "The Magic World of manual creativity"

Hello! With you Valeria, good to my magical creative world!

Today we will be tinkering with you unusual christmas tree.

In this paper, I thought it was a very large flower in the style of boho.

But if you do not like large flowers, or you find that the flower covers a lot of the basics,

that make a smaller flower or place a few small flowers.

Imagine doing as you like, just according to your taste and desire.

For We will need the following material:

corrugated cardboard, pencil, ruler, scissors,

light natural fabric narrow and medium lace, white thread for knitting, for winding the trunk,

wooden skewers, blue or turquoise thin synthetic fabric, can be organza,

candle and matches, heat gun, ready leaves,

polymer glue rhinestones, beads and semi-beads,

ready pots or cylindrical container for the base, white mesh or tulle,

feathers, natural branches, acrylic paint, brooch or crystal for the middle of the flower,

a bit of white and isolon (pnoplast), and also need a brush.

Getting Started:

cut out of corrugated cardboard three identical triangles 12 * 20 centimeters.

On one detail of a triangle make an incision in the middle.

Triangles are glued so that the part with a notch left inside.

We glue the fabric to the base Polymer adhesive:

To fill the inside of me used chopped isolon

as well as crumbled foam not necessarily, you can apply something else,

for example: grits, small pebbles or sisal.

The spruce twig can be made from a bottle-link to this master class in the description below the video and in the upper right corner of the screen.

How to make such leaves, I have separate master class

I will leave a link to it in the description under the video, and a tooltip appears in the upper right corner of the screen.

Leaves are painted in early white and then pearl or silver paint.

Also, if you have other colors in your work, you can add on leaves.

I also covered the branches with white acrylic paint and then turquoise

Apply silver acrylic paint.

I decorated the reverse side of the Christmas tree with semi-beads and lace residues.

If you do not have such lace, then it can be replaced by something else, for example, ordinary crocheted threads knitted in roll.

Bright beads are muted with silver paint.

Work is ready! I would be glad if my master class You will like it and also come in handy!

I thank all my subscribers for what do you have me!

Thanks for the comments, for the kind words for the likes, for the support!

Channel guests, if you like my workshops, don't forget subscribe and click on the bell,

not to miss the new interesting video.

I congratulate you all on holidays from my heart!

I wish the world good and prosperity to you and your loved ones!

I wish that in your new year all your dreams come true cherished good dreams and desires!

Inspire, create and create! Before new meetings!

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Blessing Bags & Boxes | My Last Video 2018 - Duration: 7:01.

hey guys welcome back to my channel and if you know to my channel go ahead and

hit the subscribe button to see more home holiday event wedding and DIY decor

today I want to show you how to make blessing boxes and blessing bags for

anyone in need this holiday season and beyond here we go alright guys so here I

have today my niece Paola she's here visiting me from the University of

Arkansas and she's spending her break with me and I am very grateful that she

is cuz I don't get to spend a lot of time with her

she lives in Parramatta and yeah so I'm very excited that she's here and we have

a mutual love for helping people especially the homeless and this is my

33rd my third year doing this I started in December of 2016 so it will be my

third time doing this and I'm basically doing this to encourage you to you know

make your blessing boxes or blessing bags for the homeless carry it in your

trunk of your car and just give it to someone in need in

the streets or just somebody need anything you may know so yeah Sao Paulo

is kind of speak in Spanish she speaks in English as well but I do get a lot of

requests who make videos in Spanish and I'm just gonna enjoy it in Spanish as

well but we're just testing a second pero no hay a Punto a Stoics compartir

siempre a tenement ranganna que las lenguas oh if you're a

teen equates the sudras oculina immediate normal test we call siempre

and elder attached to the marisa viendo algo que no no no cincuenta fuzzy meant

come party enhancing tournament Hey hello Anita stammering when I epochal

aqui para compartir except yesterday familia statical amigos he s SMSF is

ebook academic a star move a narrow prunella you know my stew time at the

fuzzy its implemented as a convalescent Lisa see Ito economist Priscilla very

poor poor color persona rocky thing about personas what I'm saying is that

this was a very expensive you know we spent $13 per person we everything that

you see here is from Dollar Tree and I'm gonna do the one for a male and she's

gonna do a free female so yeah so let's get started

so tell me what do you have here this is part of the ladies right yeah okay who

have the Boise's is give people with a little video of their needs here I have

a back to Russia's to pays some pass for the ladies soups disciplines hand

sanitizer some stuff and a t-shirt and then we have a little first nights and

okay this way they were using a bag because we we read some comments that is

more useful more practical and I mean it's like you it back it is so we're

just gonna place everything inside you can't put as much you know I see you're

like little you know anything helps you know especially the essentials exactly

this is what they really needed mm-hmm teachers of case you know they don't

have anything aware of socks it gets cold up there

toothbrush toothpaste you know so input ladies for sure some cats they also have

tampons at Dollar Tree and you can get these things that you know the dollar

spot also a Target or Walmart I have another spot but these do have

very affordable prices they're so few snacks in there and that's it this is

how is he used to help others for sure all right so let's do the guys you can

also use a backward four guys actually had a blue but I wanted to make a box

because I started making boxes that's like the first started doing this so if

you want to do a box so you have an extra box on hand and you can do this

let's just place a teacher here sauce everything so far I know so much was

super fit you know he's pretty much the same thing as she has just you know I

the colors are more masculine so you're just gonna place it in a way that

everything fits

I just have my eyes open when I'm in the streets where I'm you know especially

like at the excess of the highway coming up the excess always be a lot of

homeless people standing there you know asking for change or anything in and I'd

much rather give them this then you don't - or I much rather give them food

their cash you know so yeah they're really you need they will take this

and that's it this you don't know what to say we encourage you you guys to yeah

make your blessing boxes and share this holiday season and you list the pleasure

making this with my knees and I'm blessed to have her with us this holiday

season and for us to share the same you know passion for helping was awesome

yourself yeah thank you we did say first time say hello to the

people grandma oh ha ha ha later bye I let me know in the comments below if

you're gonna be a blessing for someone this year

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Questions rise on how and to what extent N. Korea's railways and roads should be developed - Duration: 3:24.

South and North Korea held a special groundbreaking ceremony this week to

highlight their shared desire to eventually link and modernize their

railways and roads but before any actual construction can get underway it's

crucial to know the exact condition of railways and roads in the north and two

sides also need to carefully consider how to make it an effective transport

network Oh jung-hee reports North Korean leader Kim jong-un once spoke very

frankly about the status of the regime's transportation system that was at his

first summit with South Korean president moon jae-in back in April chairman Kim

said that he's concerned to be honest that things could be quite uncomfortable

for president moon when he visits North Korea due to poor local transportation

systems he had it it could be quite embarrassing and such remark has been

verified by South Korean inspectors went to the north for rail surveys they found

trains there can go about 20 to 60 kilometers an hour tracks where trains

don't run regularly have deteriorated while some sections can't allow high

speeds because of steep hills curves tunnels and bridges the rail condition

isn't too good and we thought it to be impossible for trains to run at high

speed the case is a similar for the Western race

roads are in similar or worse conditions among different modes of transport North

Korea depends on railways by up to 86 percent on roads by 12 percent and sea

travel by 2 percent roads have been less highlighted as associate less developed

and relays because of the regime's economic focus on heavy industries and

the high cost in contrast South Korea has a road centered transport network

enabling free movement of people and goods the stark difference between the

two Koreas transport network suggests that the two sides should focus on

preventing ineffectiveness in logistics connection

for example when they operated their joint factory park the Kaesong

Industrial Complex the South Korean items had to be carried

by truck by train and then by truck again to enter the complex the situation

also prompts another question how and to what extent should North Korea's

railways and roads be quote modernized if more roads are created and railways

are upgraded in the North then more Goods and passengers will come and go

which will lead to a demand for higher speed and better technology how to

replace the existing four railway system set communication facilities and provide

electricity is what really needs to be considered linking and upgrading the

inter-korean transport network could take decades and cost an astronomical

amount of money but the economic benefits are expected to outweigh the

cost being over 2.5 billion u.s. dollars for the next 30 years just for linking

the Western Railways and above all experts point out the transport

connection could lead Pyongyang to gradually open up its economy Oh

jung-hee Arirang news

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David Foster Wallace on the Marketing of Writing (2003) - Duration: 9:28.

Let me insert one thing,

which I'll bet you've noticed from talking to writers,

is that most of the stuff

that we think we're writing about in books

is very difficult to talk about straight out.

You know, question and answer.

In some sense, it probably can't be talked about directly,

and that's why people make up stories about it.

This is all a big defense,

because I feel like what I'm saying is so simple and so reductive

Interviewer: So we were just in the middle of a question

that I put on this paper

which was somehow faxed.

And which I received.

Interviewer: That's good to know.

The fear of the writer.

That his work and his persona, somehow,

made banal, be flattened, and abused,

as soon as the media -

I don't recall that. Where's that written down there?

Interviewer: Here.

Banal?

Interviewer: Yeah, I don't know if that's -

Oh. Okay.

Interviewer: "Banalized". I think I made this word up?

How interesting.

See, mine stopped here.

Interviewer: Really?

Yeah. There wasn't any of this stuff.

Interviewer: Oh my God.

No, it's fine.

So, we're talking about the marketing of writing stuff?

Interviewer: No, but. I mean ...

The fear of the writer that his work and his persona

are somehow made into banal, well not only, but, it belongs to promoting.

The work and his persona are the same thing?

Interviewer: No, no, no.

But they're both made ...

Interviewer: Yeah, but, you know, when you're out there for the media.

What happens then?

I see a paradox here.

I'm going to talk about the difficulties

of having to deal with the media,

but I'm talking to the media.

See, I'll pretend I'm talking to you,

but when this shows, you're going to have this face,

sweaty face,

on camera, talking about how difficult it is, as a writer, to be on camera,

in which case, if I were the viewer, I would go,

'So why is the son of a bitch on camera?'

So, how do you suggest I handle this?

Interviewer: Yeah. No. It's a paradox, but at the same time I think it's very ...

I mean, it's a legitimate fear to have.

I think about these things all the time.

I think, well, I like literature, but at the same time,

why am I doing this?

And how am I doing this?

And how can I try to preserve these things?

So, you know, it's a paradox for me too.

So, for this reason I think it's something you can think about.

Sure.

Well, there are a number of trade-offs.

In the United States, there's another division between corporate publishers

and non-profit publishers,

who are often very small and do a lot of poetry and avant-garde fiction.

If you are "lucky",

these are square quotes,

if you are lucky enough to be published by a corporate publisher,

you get more exposure,

you get reviewed in the New York Times instead of just your local newspaper,

you get translated into other languages.

But literary stuff loses money for corporate publishers

almost all the time.

And one of the ways they try to keep from losing money is marketing this stuff.

And for reasons that everyone has tried to explain to me,

but I still don't understand it,

having the author go around and talk and read -

The thing they most like to do is send you to a bookstore

and you give a reading at a bookstore

and there's maybe 200 people there,

but, while you're in town to do the reading for the bookstore,

you talk to the local newspaper and you maybe do something like this.

And that generates free advertising for the book.

My problems with it are the following:

my stuff, I don't feel like, is meant to be read out loud.

It's not supposed to live on the breath.

There isn't enough punctuation in it.

And I don't feel like I read it out loud very well, A).

And B) , I find ...

When there's a question and answer, like you and I are having,

although you and I are having a much more lengthy one,

but particularly with a newspaper reporter

or a question-and-answer at the end of a reading,

the question is easy to answer if it's dull or stupid.

The good questions are questions that can't be answered

in a Q-and-A format, right?

They're ones where you would have to sit down with a pot of tea

or a pot of coffee.

There are things that can be answered only in conversation

between two people.

And so I always feel vaguely

fradulent.

There's a thing about doing this

where you're helping me.

We're pretending we're having a conversation.

And I'm also pretending that there aren't cameras all over here,

but in fact this is all on TV,

and I know that I'm supposed to ignore,

I'm not supposed to look at the camera,

because that doesn't make for a good interview.

But trust me, when I'm sitting here,

the camera is the thing I really see.

It's all very strange.

And so ...

So why do I do it at all?

I make a variety of deals.

And I do a few things.

I know some writers who like this.

And there are things about it - it's very flattering.

You guys came.

It makes me nervous and it makes me ...

it makes me self-conscious to try to talk about stuff

that I find almost impossible to talk about.

Or else just to go, 'So, how long are you in town?' 'Oh, three days.'

But I have an agent whom I owe 25,000 favors to.

He's done all of these nice things for me.

And it's also exciting for a writer

to get his work published in another country, so she says.

This German publisher is really good.

They're going to publish the book well,

even though I don't think my English can really be translated into German

because it's very idiomatic.

Great advertisment, I'm sure.

And all they need,

they need this one thing from you to help them sell enough books

maybe so that they don't lose money on it.

It then becomes very difficult to say, no.

On the other hand, I don't think it's very good,

I don't think it's good.

Maybe a show like this?

There's no analog for this in the U.S.,

but the whole going around and reading in bookstores thing,

it's turning writers into kind of

penny-ante or cheap versions of celebrities.

People aren't usually coming out to hear you read,

they're coming out to see what you look like

and see whether your voice matches the voices in their head when they read.

And none of it's important.

It's icky.

I don't know if there's a German translation for "icky".

In terms of "banal", I don't know.

"Banal", to me, means,

general and simplistic and superficial and vapid.

If you do work like this, you pay certain prices.

You don't make as much money.

Not as many people read your stuff.

But people who are reading it and are interested in it,

you're pretty sure ...

The thing that I like about doing this kind of stuff is that I'm pretty sure

my readers are about as smart as I am.

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David Foster Wallace discusses Consumerism (2003) - Duration: 17:18.

The easiest way to talk about it would be

that for the upper-middle class

in the US, particularly younger people,

things are often, materially, very comfortable.

And there's also often a great sadness and emptiness.

And it's difficult to think about

and difficult to come up with answers in the abstract.

And I think I had started that book after

a couple of people, not close friends,

but people I knew who were my age had

committed suicide.

It just became obvious that something was going on.

I think one of the ideas in the book is that there's a particular

there's a particular ethos in U.S. culture,

especially in entertainment and marketing culture.

That very much appeals to people as individuals,

that you don't have to be devoted or subservient

to anything else.

There is no larger good than your own good

and your own happiness.

And in the book, as best I can recall,

Characters who become drug addicts -

There is a form, that the root in English

of addict is the Latin, "addicere",

which means

which means religious devotion.

It was an attribute of beginning monks, I think.

There's an element in the book

in which various people are

are living out something that, I think, is true,

which is that we all worship

and we all have a religious impulse.

We can choose to an extent what we worship,

but the myth that we worship nothing

and give ourselves away to nothing

simply sets us up to

give ourselves away to something different.

For instance, pleasure or drugs.

or the idea of having a lot of money

and being able to buy nice stuff

or in the tennis academy,

it's somewhat different.

It's devotion to an athletic pursuit

that requires a certain amount of sacrifice and discipline,

but is nevertheless an individual sport

and one is trying

to get ahead as an individual.

I doubt this makes very much sense,

but whatever the conditions of hopelessness

you're talking about,

at least in "Infinite Jest",

have to do, I think,

with an American idea, and not a universal one,

but one that I think kids get exposed to very early.

That you are the most important

and what you want is the most important

and that your job in life is to

gratify your own desires.

That's a little crude to say it that way,

but in fact it's something of the ideology here.

And it's certainly the ideology that's perpetrated by

television and advertising and entertainment

and the economy thrives on it.

Well, of course, nobody tells you.

I mean, mom and dad don't sit you down and say this.

This is something very subtle

and is delivered by a great many messages.

Just conversationally, do you get what I'm talking about?

I rather doubt that

European's idea of America is very different from this.

This is one enormous engine and temple

of self-gratification and self-advancement.

And in some ways it works very very well.

In other ways, it doesn't work all that well,

because, at least for me,

it seems as if there are whole other parts of me

that need to worry about things larger than me

that don't get nourished in that system.

Interviewer: And do you think the Europeans know that?

From the Europeans I've talked to, yeah.

When I get in arguments with Europeans

it's that their view of it sort of exaggerated and simplistic.

It's a very complicated thing

and full of paradoxes and ironies and all kinds of stuff.

And the idea that America is

one great big shopping mall

and that all anyone wants to do

is grasp their credit card and run out and buy stuff

is a stereotype and it's a generalization.

But as a way to summarize a certain kind of ethos

in the U.S., it's pretty accurate.

Particularly after the elections we just had on Tuesday.

The U.S. is not getting better in this area.

It seems like it's getting worse.

Interviewer: I've been coming here every year

There's a streak of moralism in American life

that extols the virtues

of being grown up and having a family and being a responsible citizen,

but there's also the sense of

do what you want, gratify your appetites,

because when I'm a corporation,

appealing to the parts of you that are selfish and self-centered

and want to have fun all the time is the best way to sell you things. Right?

And the point that emerges from that is ...

is that it's, I think, one more example of the American ...

American economic and cultural systems that work very well

in terms of selling people products

and keeping the economy thriving, do not work as well

when it comes to educating children or

helping us help each other know how to live and be happy.

If that word means anything.

Clearly it means something different from whatever I want to do.

I want to take this cup and throw it right now. I have every right to. I should.

We see it with children. That's not happiness.

That feeling of having to obey every impulse

and gratify every desire.

It seems to me to be a strange kind of slavery.

Nobody talks about it as such though.

It talks about the freedom of choice

and you have the right to have things

and spend this much money and you can have this stuff.

Again, saying it this way, it sounds to me very crude and very simple,

but that's sort of the way.

Does this make ... does this make any sense to you?

And it works very well as a system for

running an economy and keeping goods produced and sold.

It works wonderfully.

The ways in which it doesn't work

are much more difficult to talk about.

One of the things it causes is tension and unhappiness in people.

I don't think it's very complicated

and I don't think I've named the only reason for it.

The paradox is that that sort of tension and complication

and conflict in people also makes them very easy to market to.

Because I can say to you, 'Feeling uneasy? Life feels empty?'

'Well, here's something you can buy or something you can go do.'

The economics term is inelasticity of demand.

I demand all the time, no matter what the price of it is.

And it works really well in an economic way.

There's a difference though, I think, between being mildly bored

but then there's another kind of boredom that I think you're talking about.

Reading requires sitting alone by yourself in a quiet room

and I have friends, intelligent friends, who don't like to read,

because they get - it's not just bored - there's an almost dread

that comes up, I think, here about having to be alone

and having to be quiet.

And you see that when you walk into most public spaces in America.

It isn't quiet anymore. They pipe music through.

And the music is easy to make fun of,

because it's usually horrible music,

but it seems significant that we don't want things to be quiet ever anymore.

And to me, I don't know that I could defend it,

but that seems to me to have something to do with

when you feel like the purpose of your life is to gratify yourself

and get things for yourself and go all the time,

there's this other part of you

that's the same part that is almost hungry for silence and quiet

and thinking really hard about the same thing for maybe half an hour

instead of thirty seconds

that doesn't get fed at all.

It makes itself felt in the body and a kind of dread in here.

I don't know whether that makes a lot of sense,

but I think it's true that here in the U.S.,

every year the culture gets more and more hostile.

I don't mean hostile like angry.

It becomes more and more difficult to ask people to read

or to look at a piece of art for an hour

or to listen to a piece of music that's complicated

and that takes work to understand,

because - well, there are a lot of reasons - but because,

particularly now in computer and internet culture,

everything is so fast.

And the faster things go, the more we feed that part of ourselves,

but don't feed the part of ourselves that likes ... that likes quiet.

That can live in quiet.

That can live without any kind of stimulation.

It's an American idiom, "Going to hell in a handbasket".

So um, do you still, I mean, do you watch TV?

I don't have a TV.

Because if I have a TV, I will watch it all the time.

So there's my little confession about how strong I am at resisting stuff.

I watch TV over at friends houses and stuff sometimes.

I don't watch as much as I used to.

Part of the allure of both drugs and entertainment

is escape from my problems and my life

and having to be stuck in here.

I can pretend I'm James Bond or someone.

It just seems fine over the short haul.

As a way of life, it doesn't work all that well though, no?

So, if you're talking about the more general allure of drugs

to the extent that I understand it,

which is about as specifically as I'm going to talk about it,

It seems to me to be,

and this isn't a very original thing to say,

it's a pretty natural extension of corporate capitalist logic,

which is, I want to feel exactly the way I want to feel, which is good

for exactly this long

and so I will exchange a certain amount of cash for this substance

And I will do it, but it's all of course a lie,

because the control gradually goes away

and it stops being that I want to do it,

it becomes that I feel I need to do it

and that shift from, I want something, to, I feel I need it, is a big one.

Yes? I mean ...

Most of the problems in my life

have to do with my confusing what I want and what I need.

See, it's a strange question,

because who would say entertainment is bad?

I mean, I wouldn't say entertainment is bad.

But a model of life in which

I have a right to be entertained all the time

seems to me not to be a promising one. Right?

And this won't translate, but of course

one of the insidious about it is that

entertainment is so god damn entertaining.

Imagine this show were running on American TV

and I were sitting in this hotel watching it.

Okay, we get this pointy-headed nerdy guy talking about this stuff

or I've got, you know, Pamela Anderson running on a beach

or hilarious comedy.

Which one am I going to watch?

You know, there's no ...

If fighting against entertainment

is even required, how does one do it, unless

Well, there are two options:

One is you direct the attack

only to people who are willing to listen to the complexity.

But those aren't the people who are enslaved by entertainment anyway.

Or you find some way to make the attack on entertainment entertaining

in which case you've been captured by the very thing you're fighting against.

It's very very strange.

Interviewer: Yeah, that's exactly the dilemma.

Yes.

Interviewer: That's exactly it.

Interviewer: Are there any means of rebellion?

Sure.

Interviewer: So, what would it be?

Well, there are people doing it all over the place.

I don't know about people rappelling down buildings and getting tear gassed and stuff.

The people I know who are rebelling meaningfully

don't buy a lot of stuff.

And don't get their view of the world from television.

And are willing to spend four or five hours researching an election

rather than going by commercials.

The thing about it is that

in America, we think of rebellion as this very sexy thing

and it involves action and force and looks good.

My guess is the forms of rebellion that will end up changing anything meaningfully here

will be very quiet and very individual.

And probably not all that interesting to look at from the outside.

I'm now hoping for less interesting, rather than more interesting.

Violence is interesting

and horrible corruption and scandals

and rattling sabers and talking about war

and demonizing a billion people of a different faith in the world.

Those are all interesting.

Sitting in a chair and really thinking about what this means

and why the fact that what I drive might have something to do with

how people in other parts of the world feel about me

isn't interesting to anybody else.

That was very close to the truth, but I don't think it's going to make much sense.

And plus, it's a little silly. I'm a writer.

I'm not a politician or a political thinker or whatever.

Just a scared little American.

Living in California.

Interviewer: Just one more question.

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In 2018, S. Korea suffered extreme summer heat and air pollution - Duration: 2:33.

now if you've been watching our news bulletins for the past few days you'll

know that title means its top 10 stories of the year time and let's start with

the weather we experienced in South Korea in 2018 the summer was unbearably

hot one of the hottest on record in fact with the mercury topping 40 degrees

Celsius in some areas find us continued to dominate the headlines as well and

sadly a solution to the public health crisis remains out of reach at the

current time the Quran is a monte sahaja yogi is a mangy cement car you don't

come in weather like a heatwave this past summer and the fine dust in the air

causes people stress and even threatens their health in August Hooton in Carmen

de Provence saw temperatures reach 41 degrees Celsius while the capital Seoul

got up to nearly 40 degrees people suffered heat related illness dozens

died and the prices of fruit and vegetables chara there were six regions

that saw temperatures soar to 40 this is noteworthy because meteorological

summers that get above 40 degrees happen in a tropical climate this could be a

sign that Korea's summer climate is turning tropical the problem in winter

was find as pollution people had to refrain from outdoor activities and an

increasing number of people suffered respiratory illnesses the fine dust

level had gone down until 2012 but it starts to rebound recently due mainly to

China's rapid industrialization it's also because of cars and coal heating

the Korean government has stepped up to combat the fine dust next year when

levels get really bad nearly two points million cars will be banned from the

roads the government is also going to get rid of incentives for so-called

clean diesel cars and it will work with neighboring countries such as China

people are hoping that in the new year the air will be cleaner and the summer

heat less extreme in German Arirang news

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UW Certificate in Data Analytics: Techniques for Decision Making - Duration: 1:37.

Data analytics is, in simple terms, taking data that you have, and really trying to understand

it, trying to draw conclusions from it, trying to find the patterns in it, and businesses

are finding that that's very valuable to their business.

It's a good way to make better and more informed decisions.

The individual that would take the certificate is the kind of person that has, is working

with data right now.

So they're working with spreadsheets, they're maybe looking at charts, they're working with

the business.

That kind of thing.

They have some background in gathering data, like some SQL Server database things.

Then when they come into the program, the most distinctive feature, I think, about the

certificate program is the fact that you do learn R, an open source programming language,

from people that don't have any programming background at all.

You don't need any programming background at all, and we're going to learn sort of the,

the predominant data analysis programming language in the industry.

And that's huge, right?

Getting into that space now opens up the possibility of doing a lot of machine learning and sort

of world-class algorithms at your fingertips.

So this certificate program sort of enables that, and so I think that is huge.

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Tap Dance.TV - The behind the scenes story you probably didn't know - 50th video - Duration: 6:10.

Hi I'm Marta, I spent a lot of time thinking about this last video.

In the end, I decided to take you outside, to the places I go when I need to recharge or find inspiration,

and to share something personal (only a few people know) that happened earlier in the year.

Before I start, I must say that I don't share this kind of thing very easily.

If I talk about it at all

I tend to downplay it and make jokes about it because it's the way I typically deal with this kind of situation.

However, there are two reasons why I want to break with my old habits and share my story with you.

First, there is a strong connection between the event and this project,

and second, hearing this kind of "behind the scenes" story has helped me in my own life many times -

either to overcome my own struggles or to motivate me to keep going and not give up, no matter what situation I was facing.

It has been my dream to share the mini-routines and technical videos with those who might find them helpful for quite a while.

In the beginning of 2018,

I felt ready to start sharing all the materials and I sent the information to hundreds of people.

The next day, I went to the doctor and found out I needed a serious operation.

Eight years before, I had had a lump removed from behind my ear. The lump had returned and spread even more.

It was very close to my facial nerve,

so there was a serious risk that the doctors would have to cut the nerve in order to remove the lump completely.

If that had been the case, half of my face would have been paralyzed forever.

The doctors also informed me that the lump could potentially be cancerous.

I remember sitting in the car, devastated,

to be honest crying.

I didn't know what to do.

Should I quit?

Somehow I couldn't imagine sending such an email to everybody.

There was a serious possibility that the recovery after the operation would take a while

and of course, that something could go terribly wrong.

I took a few days and finally decided to continue,

to go as far as I could.

I had to cancel all the events I had been planning for the year:

a lot of new choreographies, theater performances, summer camps, and tap dance seminars.

I canceled everything except for this project.

I was hoping to film the videos in advance before my operation.

However, since I had to re-organize and plan everything else before the surgery,

I only managed to have 2 videos ready before the operation and that was it.

Then, all I could do was just sit back and hope for the best.

I had the best doctors I could have possibly had. A lot of great people were supporting me and taking care of me.

It ended up being a three hour surgery.

The doctors had to cut the nerve in my right ear in order to remove the lump completely,

which is why I will never have feeling in that ear again.

Fortunately, they didn't have to cut my facial nerve, but since the lump was so close to it,

half of my face (including my eye) was paralyzed for almost three months.

I had to wear contacts to keep my eye from drying out.

I remember the eye doctor telling me that if my facial nerve didn't start to function again, they would have to sew my eye shut.

Needless to say, it was a hard recovery with very slow progress.

At the time, I was so happy

that I had decided back in January to just include my feet in the videos.

If that hadn't been the case, I wouldn't have been able to finish the project.

About three weeks after the surgery, I was able to start filming again,

so I could continue the project without interruption while still attending physical therapy almost every day.

Luckily, all the test results came out for the best and in September my face returned to normal.

It was somehow one of the hardest and the best years I've ever had.

It gave me the opportunity to look at everything from a different angle.

To be grateful for the little things, and to re-value everything in my life.

I truly believe that this project with the videos, tap dance in general, and all of you helped me with my recovery.

And if only one person finds the mini-routines helpful or this story keeps any of you going in whatever hard situation you might be facing,

then it was worth it to continue and share this with you.

Thank you

I have had several opportunities for the videos, including selling them, but I've decided to keep them FREE for everybody.

I've also decided to continue to share what has been my passion for the last 22 years and help those who love tap dancing as much as I do.

I'll get back to you during January to tell you what I'm planning for you for the next year.

I wish you all the best for 2019, Marta

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Lovren on how Liverpool reacted to shock Man City defeat - Duration: 6:46.

 Dejan Lovren believes Jurgen Klopp has completed his Liverpool "puzzle" as he insisted: "Now we have everything

"  The unbeaten Reds are six points clear at the top of the Premier League table after a record-breaking first half of the season

 With 51 points, it's Liverpool's highest ever total after 19 matches and the Croatia international insists that's down to the fact that Klopp now boasts a squad with no weaknesses as a result of the club's shrewd dealings in the transfer market and the manager's ability to develop talent

 This is Lovren's fifth season with the Reds and he's been part of teams who have come agonisingly close to glory

 Asked what the current crop possess which was lacking previously, he paused before saying: "I think experience

 "There are quite a lot of players still here and it was like a puzzle, you just keep bringing these players you missed and now I think it's a perfect match

 "You feel that in the squad, it's how it should be. There has always been something missing all these years but I think now we have everything

"  A roar swept around Anfield on Boxing Day when news of Leicester City's late winner against Manchester City filtered through

 But Lovren revealed that Klopp's players had no idea that the champions had slumped to a third defeat in four games until they got back to the dressing room after the Reds' 4-0 rout of Newcastle

 "Nobody knew to be honest. We just heard when we went in," he said.  "It was like: 'What happened? Really? Again?' But this is football, it can happen to everyone

We should learn from the mistakes of others."  With 16 wins and three draws, Liverpool are enjoying their longest unbeaten start to a league season since 1987/88

 They have rattled off eight successive league victories ahead of Saturday's visit of Arsenal

 Some have questioned how the Reds will handle being installed as title favourites but Lovren brushed off suggestions that they could buckle under the strain

 "There's no pressure, to be honest," he said.  "In previous years, yes, but now when you look in the dressing room, when you go into Melwood in the morning, everybody is happy, nobody talks about anything else than the next game

 "We can't talk about something that will happen in five months, we go game by game and we will see where we finish

 "We don't look at who is behind us or in front of us. It's only about us and that's how we should do it always

We learn from all these previous seasons.  "We know how in football everything changes quickly

For us, every game is a final. It's good to hear all these positive words but we don't live on these positive words, we live on winning games and that's what matters

"  Lovren, who has grasped his chance to shine since being recalled for the injured Joel Matip, helped maintain that thrilling momentum with an emphatic finish to open the scoring against Newcastle

 His first goal of the season was one to savour as he nailed a half volley into the roof of the net from 14 yards in front of the Kop after Andy Robertson's cross from a short corner had been nodded away by Jamaal Lascelles

 Lovren said: "Usually it's a position to kick the ball out to be honest but I was lucky enough to score it

 "It wasn't one off the training ground, we didn't expect it. Maybe it wasn't the best idea to play it short because we have quite tall players!  "But it's good

We've scored quite a lot from set-pieces. We got another one from Fabinho… he took my goal I would say!  "It doesn't matter, the most important thing is the three points and this winning mentality that we need to keep

It's a good moment for us but are already focused for the next game and this is how it should be

 "Every opponent is tough. It's not too easy to win 4-0. In training we don't even win 4-0!" See how we rated the players in Newcastle thrashing Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now  Having let in just seven goals and kept 12 clean sheets in 19 games, this is Liverpool's best ever defensive record at this stage of a season

They are on course to beat the club record of 16 goals conceded in 1978/79.  But Lovren insists Klopp's attackers players are just as responsible for those impressive stats as the defenders and keeper Alisson Becker

 "The foundation isn't about the five players behind," Lovren said.  "It's about Mo (Salah), Bobby (Firmino), Sadio (Mane), Shaq (Xherdan Shaqiri), everyone up front, they are the first defenders

 "We know when we don't concede a goal, we'll score. That's the key for us and we need to always stay hungry

 "When we lose the ball, get it back quickly. It was quite tough against Newcastle because you have good opponents

Next game Arsenal, other game after City, but we know how to control these games

"

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How To Get 5000 Subscribers On YouTube And Become A Local Real Estate Celebrity - Duration: 26:18.

all right what's going on everybody so in today's video we are going to be

going over how to get your first 5,000 subscribers on YouTube and become a

local celebrity I'm here with my brother Matt he kills it on YouTube and I'll

walk around with this guy sometimes and people will come up to him on the street

I'm not joking I'm not even exaggerating whatsoever and people say hey man you're

the video guy I recognize you so it's a pretty valuable skill set to have in

this day and age yeah thanks for having me excited to be here yeah absolutely so

let's get in we're gonna pretty much cover like 10 core concepts about

building your YouTube channel to 5000 subscribers maybe even by the time this

video is edited and published and he might be at 10,000 how many right now

right now I don't really count my subscribers but I'm at sixty-five

hundred and seventy-eight right now I checked my subscribers on a daily hourly

maybe even a minute-by-minute basis sometimes yeah subscriber counts good

and what what I love is the engagement factor about so we're gonna touch on all

of these things and what's most important you haven't the most

subscribers should you have the most content but while we just start off with

what do you want start with let's do this so if you're a new whether you're

doing he has a real estate channel I have a real estate channel so when you

have a real estate channel or any type of channel what would be the first

advice for getting started like just put in content yeah just do it absolutely

just do it so I've been doing videos for four years I started in 2014 it hasn't

taken off until literally like six months or maybe even a year ago now what

I know now I could have taken off a lot quicker but the biggest thing is

consistency so if you put out a video once a month and then like go the whole

month without doing any other videos YouTube is literally gonna think your

account is dead they're gonna think that you've just given up compare that to

once a week which is still a very long time you want to be putting out videos

consistently a couple times per week that shows YouTube that you're engaged

you're producing videos you're producing good content and what's going to end up

happening is YouTube is going to consistently rank your videos higher for

those search terms that you're going for because it sees that you're consistently

putting out videos that's a great point and as far as coming up with ideas for

content it is super-easy so in the real estate

industry let's for example you could just type in any part of real estate

real estate investing being a real estate agent anything and look at the

top videos that come up and then you can get ideas based on those you can

probably come up with a list if you just spend an hour you can probably come up a

list of like a hundred different video ideas and you know when you're getting

started the videos do not have to be perfect I think that's what stops a lot

of people because I was just talking to my friend he wanted to I was so he

should start some type of comedy channel because he's a really funny guy Derek

he's probably gonna watch this video and he thinks that you have to have like a

stage crew you have to have like Hollywood producers and all this stuff

well like when you got started it was just a knife action you don't do iPhones

no I don't do iPhones but he literally could be I didn't even a lower level

than an iPhone guys I literally set up my roommate I was living with like three

roommates at the time I set up a couple of Amazon boxes that they had ordered

now I literally no joke put my laptop on top of cardboard boxes and then I had a

webcam like two feet from my face yeah so the barriers to entry it's now it's

basically 2019 the barriers to entry are this it's literally just holding up a

phone so people are gonna say oh I don't have the right equipment I don't have

the right time I don't have the right this or that you just gotta do it you

just got to do it there's literally no excuses for not doing videos in 2019

yeah and it's um and it's great too because I almost like looking at like

like when I got started and I'm not I have like 5,000 subscribers or anything

like that but you just get better when you do videos so your first like you

just make it goal just to put out 10 videos without any expectation

whatsoever just say like I'm just gonna put out 10 videos and then what you do

is you say okay now I'm gonna start like optimizing I'm gonna start improving now

he's got fancy equipment you know Martin for the Hollywood stuff my goal should

be it just make the video better than the last video the goal is never

perfection if your goal is perfection that's never gonna get it attainable

that should never be a goal for videos or for any other aspect to goal is

action you need to take massive action whether it's in videos or any other part

of your life yeah and once you start doing videos

you'll just get a feel for what you need to do better and it'll just be

fun you'll scuzz if you put out like let's say you just put out your 10 your

first 10 videos where it's just you with an iPhone just saying whatever you're

saying you know one of them might actually start getting a lot of views

and they say oh that's pretty that's pretty cool yeah let's see if I can

increase that and then you'll start doing some of the things we talked about

in this video to get even more views which brings us to the next thing so we

talked about just getting started being consistent putting out a lot of content

the next one would be headlines and thumbnails so why use yeah this is the

big probably one of the biggest things because literally unless you're logan

paul or ty Lopez or grant cardone you don't have half a million followers

that will just you know watch your video because you publish it that's just not

going to happen the way to leapfrog over other pretty other content creators is

you need to literally do your keyword research like Jeff was saying see what

people are talking about research what's going on in the news maybe there's

something going on with Amazon maybe Bitcoin and the stock market are

affecting the real estate market keywords are key you need to understand

what people are searching for unless you have a massive audience your channel

will never grow you're never going to get 5,000 subscribers

unless you're optimizing your keywords yeah yeah as far as SEO search engine

optimization keywords there's actually a lot of tools like weight for example

once we started putting out videos we need to know about search engine

optimization that much me the general idea but there's a lot of tools we use

the tool club vid IQ which basically tells you exactly which keywords you

need to include in your videos to get them ranked high because you want it you

want to know what people are searching you know you can just put out random

videos if you want but yeah unless you have a huge fall and no one's really

gonna care so make sure you do keyword research and that that's there there's

freely available tools you can use Google AdWords as well to see what

people are searching but that's gonna play a huge role yeah literally my first

year of doing business I was focusing on condos in Arlington doing review aspects

videos for different buildings knows great because I knew all the buildings

but you know some of these buildings only had 50 units so think about it how

many people are searching for condos Arlington when there's only 50 units and

you know only a cop will come up for sale

you know I looked in Google and it might have been ten monthly searches right

literally and my brother was like you know you can't like you do that so my

channel never you know hockey-stick up and grew until I open it up and I was

like okay first-time homebuyers where here's a video about that Oh

0% down programs you like think about how many people are searching for buying

a house paired to some you know condo dad you're gonna have just some random

anonymous condo in Arlington or how to buy a house and obviously more people

are searching how to buy a house and some random condo in our election so you

can reach a lot more people build your brand a lot better next up we have the

headlines and thumbnails so when you're making a YouTube video oftentimes you

look at the headline it could be the best video in the world but if it

doesn't have a really catchy headline and it doesn't need to be clickbait some

people go overboard and just make it a little bit to click Beatty yeah but you

need to have an attention-grabbing head like like in a couple ways there's a

couple ways job I'll ask you your panel as well but for me it's like go on CNN

or Fox News and look at those headlines I mean they they can make the most

boring news sound like the whole world is about to explode and everything like

that so news news headlines are actually pretty good but also there's a guy Jay

Abraham so he has a free guide or it's like a PDF you just type in Google on

top 100 headlines you'll see some of the top headlines written by the top highest

paid you know seven-figure earner copywriters in the world and what you

can do is you can just basically model some of their headlines and model the

top marketers headlines you don't want you never want to copy somebody but look

at what other headlines people are doing it and use those as a frame of reference

yeah so the biggest headlines that I've found success with are those oriented at

people's emotions so for example I have one video that has over two hundred

thousand views about first-time homebuyer mistakes like mistakes that

first sale margin I've made first-time homebuyer tips and it might have gotten

like 200 views so if you do something emotionally driven like here's how to

lose a lot of money in besting in real estate here's what not

to do when you're applying for a mortgage someone's like oh my gosh yeah

I exposed you do one video where it's like here's this real estate thing

expose so you know I kind of hate the negative aspect of it but in the video I

go through all right here's the mistake and here's how to correct

yeah because let's say you have one subject you could just make it like just

just some boring headline where it's just like don't do these three things

when buying a house you know and don't do these two things in buying a house

might get some people but let's say you did like shocking mistakes that cost me

a hundred thousand dollars something like that is going to get people's

attention and you're not that's to me that's not really clique baby that's you

know it could be true so what you would really want to optimize that yeah if you

follow up yours you know shocking headline with like literally you know

first-hand experience or laying out the shocking truths about real estate

investing or buying a house it's not clickbait you know if you have a super

super model super underwear or super model in the in that thumbnail and she's

never actually in the video that might be I don't know where he's going with

that but um okay well yes actually some people do that that might not be best

yeah I mean that's best little cliff baby but um okay so the next one we're

going to talk about thumbnails so if thumbnails are actually really important

yeah unless you have a huge following a thumbnail is gonna grab people's

attention and that's just the image that you see on YouTube when you when you

click on a video so why do you say a little bit about that yeah again I'm

emotionally driven so you're making like a crazy face you're smiling you're

giving thumbs downs you have a couple of mo G's here and there and then you have

some text over you know the more text you have the more emojis it might get a

little loud so you know yellow thumbnails orange thumbnails I try to

stay away from that I just try to have a couple quick words on the screen like it

was the first time homebuyer mistakes I might say nine first-time homebuyer

mistakes write short and simply usually less is more you don't just want like a

picture of yourself maybe just giving thumbs up on like home buying tips

like that just a couple words and maybe an image or two yeah absolutely and if

you want some good ideas for thumbnails and really this goes for any part of

YouTube marketing just look at what the top marketers don't look at people like

ty Lopez look at Gary Vaynerchuk look at there's plenty of people that you might

have not even heard of that might have like a hundred thousand followers look

at look at their thumbnails to get ideas and again don't copy them but you can

easily hire people in places like upwork fiverr.com where they just just home

like hey here's a couple thumbnail images that I like make them look like

that and you know it's really enough like five ten bucks really make them

look super professional yeah definitely all right so next up on the list of

optimization how to get 5,000 subscribers you need to plan out your

videos now you don't need to make it like I was never in theater or

filmmaking or anything like that so you don't need to go all out and make it

like an entire movie like second-by-second but you need to have

some type of basic outline right yeah so my goal is to write my script to

memorize my script and then forget all about it and what I mean by that is when

you're watching this video you should not know that I have a script used to

just think that I'm talking casually like we're just having a conversation I

had a coffee shop the moment you see me you know my eyes are reading like I want

to teleprompter or I'm just mechanical in my cadence that's when you're like

okay I'm out there's no connection here so you want to have a script you want to

practice but then when the camera turns on it's just like in the movies you

don't want to know that there's actually a script yeah and what I'm something I

found useful was uh just doing an outline and maybe you write the key

concepts right and then you just have a couple stories of real-life examples and

then some practical tips and that's pretty much all you need to do and

what's great is if you stutter if you miss your mark if you don't say the

right thing awesome just hit record stop the video and then start again so you

don't have to you know the pressure to do it all in one take

you have that opportunity to do it again and honestly guys if you ever go to my

channel this is the first video we've actually done together which is yeah

collab this is pretty big yeah so what Jeff will do is I go viral

yeah he'll link my son he'll link my channel in the description below but

most of my videos each scene takes like three or four takes before it's up to my

standards to publish that video he's always trying to pitch his channel to

people yeah okay so next up we have editing your video so this is actually a

really big part and now like I said you don't need to spend like thousands and

thousands of dollars on a video editor for starters so when we were getting

started we just edited our videos ourselves you can just have fruit

there's freely available services where you can just like if you're doing a

simple video like this you nest you don't necessarily need to pay an

editor $100 now or anything like that right no definitely not and you know

eventually once you start doing more in-depth videos or maybe doing feet logs

and things like that that's when you might start getting to more of that type

of editing but what you do you don't want to just put up like a sloppily made

video where there's clearly like extraneous noises and things like that

you do want to spend some time and even it yeah I mean people are gonna click

away from your video if it's shaky right if you get shaky hand or if they can't

hear right if the audio is choppy or I've done a couple videos by the water

and I didn't realize it at the time obviously I should have that there's

wind coming off the water so some guy literally commented like next time don't

do a video on a hurricane so if they can't hear you get a lot of trolls yeah

I mean you get a lot of trolls but you get thick-skinned right it's a youtube

comment who cares if they can't see you if they can't hear you if you get shaky

hands you want to make sure that the content is the quality of the videos

good if it's not something that you would watch you know don't publish it

yeah absolutely and and again this is like just optimize

your videos with editing it's not hard just spend you know there's plenty of

video editing services on upwork.com and you just do it yourself so make sure you

spend some time at even it I like to do like two or three edits before I

actually publish it it may not look like that cuz some of my videos are pretty

but we do a couple rounds of anything usually definitely my biggest thing is

you can choose to edit it yourself so I edit my own videos it can be time

intensive you can choose to outsource it but whatever you choose to do you can

think about when you shot the video and when you actually publish the video

because that timeline needs to be as little as possible you want to pup I

used to shoot a video on Thursday and then you know Sunday I would edit it and

like Tuesday up it's almost like a week but why did I add in all that time you

should want to shoot a video edit it and publish it as soon as possible yeah okay

so next up this sounds pretty obvious but some people don't really do it now

you need to create good videos and what I mean by creating good videos look and

this is kind of like with SEO and other stuff like look to see what type of

videos get a lot of views before you start making videos so for example we're

very strategic about the types of videos we reproduce so like like like for

example a day in the life videos no matter if your real estate or anything a

day in the life videos do really well uh-huh that's a free tip you know great

tip right there whatever industry you just do a day in the life that video

will get a lot of views and there's tons of other examples like that you know if

you spend an hour on YouTube just looking in your industry to see what

types of videos get like millions of views or hundreds of thousands of views

you'll start to get great ideas and then you can make really good quality videos

you can just like for example I took I took a video you know how much do real

estate investors make us that's a pretty good video that I have that gets a lot

of interaction a lot of people like it and I saw that form it was like how much

do youtubers make or some video like that then I just apply that to the real

estate industry so you should always be doing research to find out what the best

videos are out there yeah I would say that it's very hard to create a new

market of videos it's very hard to just go off on your own and do something

completely different again unless you're Casey nice tat or someone who already

has this large following most of your video views are going to be coming from

suggested videos on topics already covered or through the YouTube search

algorithms so if you're wondering what video to do or what to call your video

start typing in in the youtube search bar and then you'll get that autofill if

you type in real estate investing you know the words will pop up tips for

beginners 100,000 on a flip whatever it may be

you're not gonna create an entire new genre you're just gonna repurpose some

general theme that other people are talking about like you said youtubers

how much do they make Mario yeah you want to model something create something

new and making your own yeah because and russell brunson if you if you look up

russell brunson he's a very savvy marketer probably one of the most famous

markers maybe of all time and he says you never want to be the

pioneer the pioneers the guy with the arrows in his back because he just went

off and did his own thing and you know maybe sometimes being the pioneer can

work but a much higher likelihood of success is just following what works

already don't try to reinvent the wheel definitely um okay so next tip you want

to try out a lot of different types of videos and what I mean by that is so

we're doing this video now in this office is somewhat professional this

these are good videos these are helpful videos you should also do videos though

where maybe you're out looking at properties

maybe there's types of videos where you're doing interviews on soon cameras

or you know there's a variety of types of videos the V logs the interviews just

basic tips maybe you're just driving in your car doing videos maybe you know be

careful about that obviously but you want to do different types of videos as

opposed to just like you don't always wanted to do one style of video because

you never know which type of video might take off yeah so on my channel I

probably have five different styles like Jim was talking about at the V law guide

the interview I have the condo review buildings videos I have videos where I

literally go to different restaurants and talk about the restaurants and

they're all laid out in my channel then what I can do is look at the popular

uploads alright let me take these ten videos they're all getting up the most

hits and then I'll repurpose content around those videos so if I see a lot of

people clicking on first-time homebuyer mistakes alright let me go off of that

first time homebuyer loan programs first time homebuyer tips when working with a

real stage and you know how to buy your first investment property if your

first-time homebuyers so you want to always be experimenting like like a be

testing if you're running an advertisement you want to know different

options and then go with the best option and then you know from that option

you know sparse it even more absolutely and as far as testing out types of vids

I mean how many how many views an hour like you get like the amount of watch

time that he gets play every day in this channel is insane I think it's because

he has such a variety of videos you were just like there's so much value that's

offered like what's your watch button yeah so my average watch time is about 6

minutes which per video which if you think about is like an insane number

because the fact that an individual is spending 6 minutes on the internet

watching my video where my competition is literally everything else on the

internet 6 minutes but how many how many hours per day to people because actually

just so if you start a YouTube channel YouTube will tell you how many hours per

day people are watching your videos like your entire Channel like me I get I

actually get a pretty decent amount of say 8 hours a day or something crazy

like that what what yeah there's maybes not 8 hours do I need to double check

that but what what is yours yeah yeah so it's more than it's more than 8 hours I

want to say I don't have it the numbers off the top of my head but I think I get

around 2,000 like views per day maybe 60,000 in 28 and a 28-day period my

watch time I'm not sure but I know I've gone like it's well over a day

yeah well over a day per day per day yes oh that's that's so many people watch

yeah giggles it's ridiculous yeah I'm Tony easily a celebrity okay so

next up yeah and this is not the first eight things that we talked about are

much more important but this is also important you want to interact and

collaborate with people so when you get comments maybe like for example we're

doing a collaboration right now with his channel my channel hopefully I can get

some more views just from from his viewers and whatnot but you want to you

want to respond to people and also look for collaborations you want to work with

other people write you know respond to every single comment right you love

every single comment even if it's it's a troll I just say hey thanks for watching

then on the collab aspect the more people that you can reach out to other

youtubers the better obviously you know if you have 5,000 subscribers maybe it

doesn't make sense to you know collab with someone who just has one subscriber

button right I had a really cool opportunity last year you know about

this where there's a really popular you too

we're youtuber in our Channel who has over 300,000 followers and his videos

getting over a hundred thousand views each time he publishes it and he was

looking for a new apartment in Arlington and so I hit him up on YouTube I was

like dude I need to find you something like let me help you out so I eventually

helped him find a condo and thankfully he brought along his camera did a little

V log I had my like ten seconds of fame in his new blog and at the very end of

it he said thanks to my agents Matt Leighton and if you're interested you

can check out his YouTube YouTube channel here I got a hundred subscribers

that day it's just from that video so when YouTube sees that link of my

channel in his channel what is YouTube gonna think they're gonna think okay wow

maybe this guy belongs a lot higher in our search rankings so from there that

collab really helped me in the algorithm for YouTube yeah you're doing a lot more

collaborations this year - yeah I think collaborations are great with other

youtubers with bringing other personalities and it's all about

experiment and yeah more people you can reach out to the more connections you

can make the better yeah and interviews are great too because you share with two

audiences as opposed to just one and actually something I wanted to say about

haters and trolls so what you need to realize like you can be the best content

person of all time but you know you're always gonna get trolls in a good way to

look at it like if you're successful you're gonna have troubles and that's

that's how you know you're successful you have a lot of trolls people

commenting so like I get like I don't have any weird ears I don't know about

the trolls media but I get to others all the time and I think it's kind of funny

like I don't even yeah I mean it's like I'm like wow like people are seeing my

stuff if you're out there and if you're producing good content you're gonna have

trolls and I heard something on the radio the other day and if someone

talking about Kalin Collin and coward the sports radio guy I don't really

listen to him that much but what he was saying was during his shows on ESPN

First Take or whatever show he doesn't go on Twitter during the show because he

doesn't want like for people to tell him that he's an idiot or it's a bad topic

cries he's so confident in what he's talking about

he doesn't want like three people to tell him that he's wrong or that he's

dumb so you need to be so confident about

talking about where if you get a troll good they watched your video and they

commented they engage that yeah your video rank even higher yeah so we're

we're actually gonna do a video at some point where we we read meet YouTube

comments right oh yeah I'll be I got like 50 so you have 59th minute I got a

catch-up I haven't got a few ok so just wrapping up this video we are almost

done and we'll actually write out the 10 tips in the link below so that you have

them readily available but the last one is going to marking seminars and

different things like that because and we trying to go to as many marketing

seminars as possible you just get good ideas you can do

interviews of people and you know even if yous likes people a lot of people

think marketing seminars and things like that are a scam they're like why would

we pay like two thousand dollars for a weekend you know these people are just

hype but the way I see it I mean first of all it's a tax write-off and you're

investing in yourself like to tell it you know people that think they're above

learning or coaching or getting any type of further information that's pretty

arrogant to think that you can't learn one thing from a marking expert you know

what I mean yeah because at these seminars and Jeff and I we went to we're

going to one in February coming up in Miami lots of big names they're there

where we want to be in their talking on a stage in front of thousands of people

they're the ones with a million followers so clearly they're doing

something right it's not just like smoke and puffery it's legitimate actionable

steps you can take and then when you're surrounded by thousands of like-minded

people that are there to get better and to humble themselves and to learn and to

admit like hey I'm awesome but I know that there are things that I can get

better at well that's even better and literally you never know who you might

be sitting next to so there are some really power hitters at some of these

conferences yeah I was at one this past spring and like this house no I was at

Tai Lopez house which is a pretty cool experience and there was a lot of people

there that you know you see all over Instagram and YouTube make you know

eight figures in their business but I wasn't one who it was a little bit

lesser-known of a person but just because I'm kind of

this like niche and everything I mean there was like New York Times bestseller

sitting you know right next to me and stuff like that maybe not like right

next to me but right behind me and then there are some of the top names in the

industry so it's like the top people always go to this in I always relate to

sports cuz you know we grew up playing sports obviously so when you're trying

to get better as an athlete you know you you pay for coaches you pay for mentors

Michael Jordan had a shooting coach Tiger Woods as a coach you know it's so

so like you need to invest in yourself invest constantly evolve like your

marketing never wants to be the same year over year you know what I mean yeah

check your ego check your ego you can always get better and that you know the

best guys in the universe have coaches so if they can get better so can you all

right well I think that's ramping up the the video so I want to thank her brother

for coming on thanks Rob we'll probably do some more collaborations and we'll

put the ten youtube strategies in the bottom of this video so you can have

them and definitely subscribe definitely comment and we will see you on the next

one all right talk to you later see ya bye

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 Son Heung-min insists ­Tottenham are happy to be going unnoticed in the title race

  Mauricio Pochettino's men are still seen as outsiders despite ­leapfrogging Manchester City to ­become Liverpool 's closest ­challengers

 But Son says no one talking about their chances can do Spurs a big ­favour as it means Liverpool and City will have to deal with the ­pressure

 Son, who has five goals in his last three games, said: "I'm honest. We are halfway through and we're second, six points behind but actually no one is ­saying anything about us still

 "I don't want to think about it, it's tighter than before but people still don't believe we're second and that's why we have to be focused on ­ourselves, focused on ­playing our own game, play like we always play

Read More Transfer news LIVE: Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and latest rumours on January deals  "We're getting closer, but no one still likes to speak about us and that's why we must just focus on ourselves, what we do on the pitch, nothing else

 "Maybe it can help us, I try to think positively always and we can do it because the players think the same as me

 "We're not thinking about Man City, we're not thinking about ­Liverpool, we're just going our own way and see what happens at the end of the season

"  Son believes Spurs learned ­valuable lessons from previous title challenges when they fell short, ­particularly in 2016 when Leicester won the Premier League

Read More John Cross' Footie5 Predictions: Beat chief football writer to try and net £25k  But the South Korea forward also reckons the ­disappointment of ­missing out in the past can be their driving force this time, which could help them make a ­sustained challenge

 The 26-year-old added: "Every season we learn something because we've been so close, so, so close and we're still young

 "I want to just believe and that's my main concept. I want to believe we can do it, we deserve to do it and we are looking forward to doing it every week

 "It's a long, long season and we have to go a long way and that's why we have to be focused on the next match

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Watch out, lady! | Death Trips - Duration: 5:03.

Hello everyone. My name is Crow_Se7en

Welcome to Death Trips. Ok, let me guess

We will go on a field trip during the school day

The bus will become stuck then breaks down. The engine will get broken and... A dead battery

We're gonne be stuck in the middle of the forest!

We have to find the old house in the forest. It's getting darker outside and then the monster

will eat us. The end. Am I right?

Shall we begin?

October 31. It's a Halloween day. 2008

Inspector M. James is in a hunt for a serial killer called "Lady Death"

The last victim of this dreadful criminal was found in this cheap hotel, where lady James is currently

investigating. Unfortunately for the inspector, the murderer is still there...

Oooh, I bet the murderer will kill me

We're in the hotel. I mean this looks nice and kinda cheap

It's not like the five-stars hotel

Where is everyone? Ok

Two guys are fighting each other with umm... two wood sticks

Do you think I can hear it? I don't understand

I can't turn on the computer

Oh, I got the key. Great

But... Which floor and room number...

Did I miss anything?

Nothing. Let's go

I thought I had the key

Where are we going?

This is so beautiful

This is a huge hell no

H-E-L-L N-O. Hell no

I don't have a flashlight

Nothing

I don't have a flashlight and a cellphone

Hello

Are you okay?

Why?

That's it?!

You gotta be kidding me!

Oh! Trip! Death... Trips!

That's a good one

What will happen if I approach her?

Hello?

I think this is the shortest game I ever played

I remember I played the other short game. I just had to say hello to the alien

Walked and saw the alien... Hi... then game over. Ok

What else should I say? Good job. Keep it up

That's all, folks. Thank you for watching. Please click Subscribe, Like, Share, or whatever that will

help me a lot. See you in the next video