Waching daily Jun 15 2017

It's the busiest time once again.

The time of year when everyone is wondering to how celebrate like every damn year.

One way to do it is sitting Great Father Winter's lap where everyone can wish what they want for the Winter's Veil.

Damn it. Look at that line!

It gets longer and longer every year.

BAH.

Ou well...

Let's get this done before I hang myself.

Hohoho!

So, kid.

What do you want for Winter's Veil?

I want... um... I want...

What is it kid? Do you want a toy, like... a car or playstation perhaps?

I want to be a Super Saiyan!

Or something.

Damn it, KID NO!

You want playstation, like very damn kid!

But I already have nintendo.

YOU WANT PLAYSTATION!

Is that clear, you punk?

Say it.

SAYYY IIIIT!

Okey! I want the damn playstation! Just... just don't kill me!

Now go on, kid.

You shall have your playstation.

Merry Winter's Veil!

OU. Hey!

OU...

Playstation 1? AWWW....

Whew.

I forgot to take my blood pressure medicines this morning.

Damn these kids these days.

I wish I could have a break!

Even 5 minutes could do it.

OUCH.... WHAT THE F...?

Hmm, yes.

I think this is the right place.

Now, old man.

Give my present!

OU!

DUDE, WHAT THE HELL?!

Now listen to me, you imposter!

I know you are that disgusting orc, who wants the same present like every damn year!

So forget it!

Aw, c'mon Santa.

You don't even know what I want.

It's a bag of bear asses, isn't it?

Just give me the damn bag, Santa!

Ah, for fu*k sake. I'M NOT SANTA!

Now get moving or I'll take that mask off and we'll see how much aggro the guards can sense on you!

So, KID. What do you want?

Hmm...

I have always wanted to be Santa's little helper.

Damn it, how many times do I have to say I'm not Sa...

Wait.

What did you say?

How much I love you!

What?

No! I mean after that.

Santa's little helper?

Yes, that's it!

I shall grant your wish right away.

You are now my "official little helper". For 5 minutes, of course. Hehehe...

That's...

That's so awesome! Ou boy!

Thank you, Santa. You're the best!

I... eh...

Whatever. Now.

Look, take this fake beard, this hat and remember, act like me and you will be okey.

WOW! Wait, wait. Act like you?

Yes. Do not give them a shit to them unless you have to, especially not EXPENSIVE SHITS!

Hmm...

Sure, I can do that.

Great! I'll be back in 5 minutes.

Hey, you! Give me the damn whiskey bottle!

So, guys.

Who wants to be the first to sit on my lap?

Aw, no.... NO you guys! One at a time, one at a time!

Fantastic!

I don't have a drinking problem.

I drink, I get drunk, fall down. No problem!

Thank you! I'm in your debt.

No problem, kid! Merry Chrismas!

I... I mean HO ho ho...

Merry... Wint.. Chri... eeh...

Aw, damn it. I forgot the lines!

Are you serious?

You know that I still hate you. Right?

Is that for me?!

Let's try it.

The sound is so perfect!

One more try.

I love it! Thank you.

Ah, the sound... THE SOUND...

Woo...

Finally finished.

I hope Sant... I mean Great Father Winter is happy to see how much a good job I just did.

Hey, you!

The Asshole with the fake beard, *hic*.

Ah, hello sir!

It's all done now. Just like you told me. Isn't it great?

Would you explain to me what the hell is going on here?

Isn't the Winter Veil about giving... and stuff?

Like you said:

"Oh, Jimmy. Make these kids damn happy!"

No... I... I DIDN'T SAY THAT, YOU IDIOT. I TOLD YOU NOT TO GIVE THEM A SHIT!

This isn't how business goes. This isn't the charity!

Well, anyways.

Here's a list of what I gave them.

You.... YOU...

YOU USED NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET IN 5 MINUTES?!

Damn it...

I'm broke...

BECAUSE OF YOU!

Well. That happends when you drink all your money.

So good....

How...

HOW DARE YOU?!

That's it. I've had enough!

I'm gonna kick you in the nuts so hard, YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PISS AFTER THIS DAY, AT ALL!

Right after this drink, of course.

Ou, yeah...

Ou, yeah. That's the stuff.

Now then.

Here I come!

HAHA...

I knew it. I knew it he can't stand very long!

In that case...

Ah, fresh air.

Well, kind of...

Yea, I guess.

So Puk...

Pukki?! Where's your mask?! Hurry put it on or...

Ah, crap.

Hmm? Jimmy?

What's the matter?

Ou, no. Please don't tell me you shitted your pants again!

Because if you did, I...

Ou...

Horde!

Horde is here!

Come quick. Horde is here!

Join my attack!

Please don't tell me... that...

Ou no!

Shit.

Um, hello?

Eh, kek?

Fire!

And so after surviving Great father winter's revenge,

the two ran away from the guards because someone missed his mask.

Again!

Aw, c'mon man!

But that didn't matter much for Pukki and Jimmy because their wishes came true

which was their best Winter's Veil ever.

And what happened to the Great Father Winter, you might ask?

Ou... Jesus... ah, my head.

Wait...

What the...

Where the hell am I?!

Well he found himself in prison the next day.

Wait, what?

PRISON?!

Ou no... NONONONO...

In the end he wasn't so mad after all because he realized that 5 minutes break for his best gift ever

what he never had before and ou boy he needed it!

What the hell are you talking about?

It was the worst thing what ever has happened to me.

Now let me out!

The End!

"The End," you say?

Ou, no. I won't allow it!

When I get out of here, I'll get my revenge on those two idiots.

But before that I'll find you

and I'll kick you in the nuts so hard that you won't be able to use your "jingle bells" anymore!

I swear it!

Do you hear me?!

Eh, hello?

Mr. Narrator? Are you there?

Anybody?

Aw, shit.

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Miss Lugansk People's Republic (#9) Interviews with 5 of the Contestants - Duration: 4:40.

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Home Office/ Studio Tour - Duration: 5:14.

hey guys welcome to the video in today's video I wanted to officially give you a

tour of my office slash studio now that it's nice and clean and somewhat

presentable if you guys watch my last video you guys saw how how disastrous it

looked but now it's pretty much clean and I so I like it for now obviously

this is not my ideal office but it'll work for now so let me show you guys dun

dun dun

so here we have the lovely shredder paper shredder very important my old TV

that I'm planning on selling so yes that will be gone shortly my trashcan filled

with trashed probably should have taken it out and then the lovely desk that I like

painted I want to paint the legs white someday but it's really hard when you

don't have like a garage or somewhere to actually do it so this will work for now

by the way I got this for 40 bucks this desk it's really nice and then I

put my computer right in front of the window just to kind of I don't know look

out sometimes and get some sunlight and this is basically the setup this is

where the magic happens where this video will be edited soon and then here kind

of just like bunched up all the lights in the corner because they're kind of

awkward and big so I will be using them often so I just kind of pushed them to

the side and then I decided to keep this on this wall since it's pretty much a

big wall and I kind of wanted to use the light of the window light as well so

this kind of works out perfectly and then I don't really like my calendar

calendar there anymore so I might be moving that I cleaned out the shelves

and kind of decluttered and just very minimal stuff on there and then this I

had gone for free whatever they don't want they'll put it downstairs and so I

picked this up from the basement so completely free and I went ahead and

I'll be putting all of my camera's up here I have my lovely scratch-off map

that I still have helped finished crafting I'm so much here and I need to

finish Brazil I will be visiting a new area soon! I'll be scratching

something off very soon and you guys will see in future videos but basically

put all of my books down here these are all of my books from college that I

wanted to keep like my athletic training and my NASM biological science medical

terminology book and all of that those are my books of choice and then I

didn't I don't know these are come so playing around with this so if you guys

haven't read this book by Dale Carnegie how to win friends and influence people

it's a really good book the title may be misleading because it says how to win

friends and all reality the book is really about socializing skills so it's

really good to read I highly recommend that one especially if you feel like you

would like to improve social skills I think that's a really good book to start

off with and yeah this is the tour oh and I guess I'll show you guys the

closet so in the closet I have like some gym equipment and then the bed that used

to be here it's like nice and tucked away that is the official tour of my

office slash studio right now I just finished filming working on doing a

trailer for my channel so be sure to check that out soon I'll probably

working on that sometime soon and I'll post it but it's

not going to be part of the videos that I post on a weekly basis that's going to

be like an extra video but it's essentially going to be the trailer to

my channel today I'm basically going to be working all morning so my day is

going to be very productive and essentially it's just going to be on the

computer I have a lot of stuff to do especially as far as like business so

it's all going very well for those that are curious I'm still waiting on sample

products and once those come in and I'm happy with I will be sure to let you

guys know anyways hope you guys enjoyed the video they tuned for tomorrow's

video that's going to be part of the series that I'm doing for my figure prep

competition so be sure to stay tuned so I just want to thank you guys for watching and I will see you in

my next one, bye!

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3 Day Study Challenge - Simple Past - Day 2 - Duration: 9:17.

day 2 today we are going to focus on negative sentences in the simple past

hey guys teacher Prix here to help you talk to anyone anywhere anytime in

English day two of the study challenge today we

will focus on negative sentences in the simple past in English did you do

your homework huh did you do your homework for day one I'm going to see

your three activities okay in the comments if you don't know what I am

talking about watch this video day one and you'll see what I am talking about

watch until the end I already told you that simple past is a

conjugation, it is a tense to describe finished activities they're over they

happened in the past. Last year, I went to Rio de Janeiro, past okay finished

activities, today we will continue talking about simple past but we will focus on

negative sentences yesterday I also showed that in the simple past we have

regular verbs and irregular verbs what is this these are two kinds of verbs

that we have when we are using them in the past

actually they are not two kinds of verbs, they are two kinds of conjugation we have in the

simple past because we need to change the verb to indicate that my phrase is

is the past if you don't change I will understand that you are talking about

simple present and that's not what you want okay now how do we make negative

sentences in the simple past in English first I will show you a very basic

sequence for negative sentences okay P N V C what this this is a basic

sequence an order you need to follow to make negative sentences in the past

but remember this is a basic sequence you will learn more things about

possible words you can include in this sequence adverbs for example so today

this is a very simple sequence okay so P is my person my pronoun John Jack

the kids the teachers I you we okay my N, now this is new this is the part

where I show that it's a negative sentence in the past and you will always

need didn't which is abbreviated for did not didn't so person, n will

always be didn't then you have the verb then you have the complement

let's see an example Jack didn't go to school yesterday so jack is my person

didn't to show that it's a negative sentence in the past didn't or did

not okay go my verb to school yesterday my complement

Now if you pay attention at my verb go is normal is in the infinitive form without

to because in a negative sentence I don't change my verb my verb goes back

to normal Jack didn't go to school yesterday

another sentence the kids didn't eat the cake didn't I need didn't eat no

conjugation the simple past form of eat is ate but in the negative form you need to

say eat okay you don't conjugate you are using didn't

the kids person didn't the "n" to negate ok "eat" verb is normal again then your

complement now we have some exceptions to these "don't change" explanation okay

be and can for example verb to be in the past is was and wore and this is an

independent verb this is a free verb verb to be doesn't need anything ok so

if you're going to use the verb to be in the past you are going to say was or

were if you're going to say a negative phrase with the verb to be in the past you're

going to say wasn't or weren't so I wasn't hungry yesterday I wasn't happy

yesterday wasn't continues in the past verb to be was you don't need to use

didn't you don't ok no no no no and you just put was in the negative form

wasn't .Could is the pest of can and the same thing happens here if you want to

use could in affirmative forms there you go if you're going to use

could in the negative form you will continue using could in the simple past

conjugation so could becomes couldn't okay now these are very specific verbs

okay all the other general common verbs will follow the "no change" rule okay now

let's focus on some mistakes Mark didn't went to school yesterday

here I'm using didn't but I'm using "went" which is the past form of "go" I

can't do that I can't say didn't and say went I say didn't and go okay I don't

traveled last year hmm "Don't" is what we use in the simple

present to make negative sentences in the simple past we use didn't okay

and remember in negative sentences my verb goes back to normal

so travelled ED regular verb cannot be conjugated in the negative sentence so I

have to say I didn't travel last year I wasn't go to school yesterday this

mistake is very interesting it's the use of verb to be in the past remember was

were and many times students use wasn't instead of didn't okay to negate

the sentence but this is not okay you cannot use wasn't to show past in a

sentence if you're using another verb there is a conjugation for this, there is a

different tense which we call past continuous but it's a different

conjugation we're going to talk about this in the future the focus is not this

today we are talking about simple past and if you say I wasn't to go to work

yesterday it's incorrect you have to say I didn't go to work yesterday as I said

there are exceptions to this explanation verb to be and can (modals) could in the past

verb to be was were these verbs change in affirmative form negative form and

questions and with these verbs you don't need di didn't goodbye we don't need

you okay so did you understand today's lesson I hope so and now I have

homework for you I want you to write three things you didn't do yesterday

here in the comments game on I will read your answers and leave you a comment

okay don't forget to share this video on your social media facebook, twitter, google plus

and other social media and like to this video I

hope you are enjoying this study guide don't forget that on this day

there will be a live video here on YouTube to answer your additional

questions or doubts about simple past okay thank you guys and I'll see you

tomorrow bye

For more infomation >> 3 Day Study Challenge - Simple Past - Day 2 - Duration: 9:17.

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How To Take Better Naps Using Coffee - Duration: 3:54.

Here's one big reason why I hate naps, I SUCK AT THEM.

Nearly every source I've read says the best naps are 20-30 minutes.

That's because if taken longer our body starts entering into slow wave sleep, and

when woken up during this phase you feel groggier, low on energy, and its harder to wake up in

general.

Here's the thing.

I can't take that short of a nap.

Well it takes me longer to fall asleep and I'm not sure if I'm timing that right or not.

Also, I'm never able to bring myself to wake up 30 mins later.

My naps are usually 3 hours.

Don't judge me.

Alright so I ran into this video from Vox about coffee naps.

It's supposed to be something that's way better than naps or coffee alone.

Every second you're awake a molecule called adenosine builds up and binds to brain receptors,

and that's what causes that sleepy feeling.

Caffeine happens to look like adenosine, but it doesn't cause that sleepy feeling.

When you drink coffee, caffeine competes with adenosine binding to brain receptors causing

alertness instead of sleepiness.

Sleep is something that naturally breaks down the adenosine.

So the theory in the studies mentioned in Vox's videos is that you'd feel more awake

if you were to take caffeine before your nap.

Since during your nap, adenosine would be breaking down, caffeine wouldn't have to

compete with adenosine.

Since I'm a bad napper, I thought why not try this?

There's nothing like chugging down cold coffee and I'm about to take a nap. okay this is

hard with one hand.

I'll be setting the alarm for 40 minutes because it takes about 10 to 15 mins to fall asleep

and then the nap is supposed to be 20 to 30 minutes and knowing me, I take forever to

fall asleep so lets go.

In theory, humans aren't supposed to have a monophasic sleep schedule, meaning we only

sleep once per day.

This type of sleep schedule came about during the industrial revolution when we defeated

the darkness.

Historically though, humans have been recorded to have a biphasic sleep schedule, from the

17th century and earlier.

Works such as Homer's Odyssey, court records, and medical books, have mentioned something

called 2nd sleep.

Records describe individuals to fall asleep 2 hours after dusk, then stay awake for a

couple more hours, then sleep a 2nd time until the sun came up.

I don't want to get up.

So, not going to lie, hit the snooze button a couple of times but I'm going to get up

right now.

A study in the 90s backs this up by putting participants into 14 hours of complete darkness,

mimicking life without the lightbulb.

It took some time, but after 4 weeks participants naturally fell asleep for 4 hours, woke up

for 1-2 hours, then fell back asleep for another 4 hours.

So, I'm up awake and alert now.

I actually felt like I didn't fall asleep.

I felt like I was laying there for the whole 40 minutes but according to Vox's videos and

the study they presented.

They said that it was okay and it's still very effective.

In my opinion, based on how I'm feeling now I do feel like that I am more awake when compared

to taking a nap or just taking coffee alone, but if I'm feeling a little tired I feel like

coffee is on an even playing field with this.

In the morning its hard for me to wake up in general.

I lay in bed for about an hour.

I'm awake but I'm on my phone and it's hard for me to get up, but I think this with this

it was actually easier to get up.

But in a world the unnatural is the new natural, where working 8 hours a day is the norm and

a 20 minute nap is all you can afford, is this the perfect solution?

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3 Amazing Life Hacks - Duration: 16:07.

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Underappreciated Horror Movies You Need To Watch On Netflix - Duration: 3:34.

Where can you go to find all the best horror movies you've never heard of?

One word: Netflix.

The streaming service is packed with zombies and vampires and hauntings that have flown

under the radar too long.

Here are the most underrated, scream-worthy, stream-able films currently available on Netflix.

​Midnight Meat Train

Before he gave his voice to a bionically-enhanced space raccoon, Bradley Cooper was the star

of this incredibly creepy, bizarrely overlooked New York City horror story.

Midnight Meat Train tells the story of Leon, a photographer who accidentally uncovers the

existence of a murderous butcher who's using the New York City subway as his own personal

slaughterhouse.

Needless to say, things get gory — and the film goes for broke in its final scene with

a seriously twisted surprise ending.

Sadly, a delayed and limited theatrical release kept Midnight Meat Train from getting the

attention it deserved, especially considering Cooper's star power and the movie's production

values—but that just makes it one of Netflix's most hidden gems.

​Train to Busan

The only thing scarier than a roving pack of zombies is being trapped with them in a

claustrophobic train that's flying through the Korean countryside at a hundred miles

an hour.

Enter Train to Busan, a fabulous under-the-radar horror film that milks its unique setting

for all it's worth.

The titular train is barreling through a world overrun by the undead, bound for a southern

resort city that's rumored to be the last safe stronghold for humanity.

Train to Busan was a hit at the Cannes Film Festival in 2016 and broke box office records

in Korea, but it was almost completely overlooked by American audiences and critics; fortunately,

it's ripe for discovery as a new addition to Netflix's horror library.

The Pact

Despite a promising release at Sundance in 2012, The Pact never found the audience it

deserved during its original, limited theatrical run—but this smart, spooky horror flick

is a perfect pick for streaming.

Starring Caity Lotz—who you might know as Arrow's original ass-kicking Canary—The

Pact tells the story of a young woman with a troubled past whose mother has died and

whose sister has gone missing…and whose house may or may not have a few haunted skeletons

hanging around in its closets.

Director Nicholas McCarthy wrings every last iota of suspense from his miniscule budget,

and Lotz's performance anchors what is ultimately a quiet but intensely creepy film.

We Are Still Here

This debut film from director Ted Geoghegan is a modern-day throwback to classic horror.

It tells the story of a couple mourning the death of their son who move to the country

in search of a fresh start—only to find themselves haunted by an unspeakable evil.

We Are Still Here premiered at South by Southwest in 2015 and was considered by many critics

to be one of the best horror films of the year, with an inventive plot and just the

right amount of artfully-executed gore.

Since then, though, it's been tragically overlooked.

​V/H/S/2

The original horror-anthology film V/H/S has gotten a decent amount of attention for its

inventive, bite-size tales of terror—because why take two hours for a slow-burn frightfest

when you can pack multiple horror stories into the same amount of time?

V/H/S was successful enough to spawn a sequel, which sticks to the original format but offers

up an entirely fresh crop of scares.

Like its predecessor, V/H/S/2 includes something for everyone, from zombies to aliens to haunted

body parts.

Stake Land

This underrated apocalypse film tells the story of an orphaned teenage boy named Martin

living in a world where vampires have overrun every human stronghold.

With the help of a mysterious vampire-hunter known only as Mister, Martin makes his way

across America in search of a safe haven, dodging killers both human and supernatural.

Making the most of a tiny budget, Stake Land is a best-of-both-worlds mashup between the

apocalyptic horrors of The Walking Dead and the action of Blade: a smart and compelling

survival drama full of interesting characters, thoughtful social commentary, and, of course,

bloodsucking monsters.

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TODAY WAS DIFFERENT 😊 - Duration: 4:11.

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Jamie Foxx Impersonates LeBron James, Says He Made Him Cry - Duration: 2:19.

Hey guys, what's going on?

For Complex News, I'm Tamara Dhia.

Jamie Foxx has been making fans laugh for years with his comedic skills but on last

night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, Foxx revealed someone he's a fan of made him cry.

Who was it you might ask?

LeBron James.

Foxx told Kimmel that when LeBron and the Cavaliers won the NBA Finals last year, he

was so swept up in emotion for Bron that he cried tears of joy.

And then he showed off his impeccable LeBron impression.

While Jamie is admittedly a die-hard King James fan, unfortunately it's a one-sided

relationship and Foxx blames Steph Curry.

Foxx admitted that LeBron's loss this year to the Golden State Warriors also cause him

to shed a few tears.

But before you think LeBron is the only NBA player that Jamie likes to impersonate, think

again.

Draymond Green was also a guest on last night's episode of Jimmy Kimmel and Jamie was gracious

enough to reenact their encounter.

To watch Draymond's interview where he talks about waking up on Klay Thompson's couch the

night after the Finals, head over to JimmyKimmelLive.com.

For the rest of today's updates, keep it locked right here to Complex.

For Complex News, I'm Tamara Dhia.

For more infomation >> Jamie Foxx Impersonates LeBron James, Says He Made Him Cry - Duration: 2:19.

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Humanity only has 100 more years of life on Earth, predicts Stephen Hawking - Duration: 2:37.

For more infomation >> Humanity only has 100 more years of life on Earth, predicts Stephen Hawking - Duration: 2:37.

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CBC Here & Now NL Thursday June 15 2017 - Duration: 1:02:13.

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Jury deadlocked in Cosby case - Duration: 1:29.

BARR IS COVERING THE

TRIAL OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM.

>> IT WAS JUST BEFORE LUNCHTIME

WHEN STEPHEN O'NEILL SAID THE

JURY INFORMED HIM THEY COULD NOT

REACH A VERDICT.

HE INSTRUCTED THE JURORS TO GO

BACK AND TRY TO DELIBERATE MORE

BEFORE HE DECLARES A HUNG JURY

AND MISTRIAL.

>> CHEERS.

>> HOLD MY HAND, IT BREAKS MY

HEART.

>> AND JEERS ERUPTED WHEN

WORD OF THE DEADLOCK SPREAD.

>> DELIBERATION CONTINUES.

>> REACTION HAS BEEN SWIFT.

>> WE HAVE SEEN MR. COSBY GET

THE JUSTICE HE WAS LOOKING FOR.

>> THIS IS NOT THE VINDICATION

OF ANYBODY

IT IS NOT OVER UNTIL IT IS OVER.

THE JURY HAS BEEN PLAYING

INTERVIEWS AND TESTIMONY FRO

BILL COSBY AND HER -- AND HIS

ACCUSER.

HE SAYS THEIR CONTACT WAS

CONSENSUAL.

SHE CLAIMS THAT HE DRUGGED AND

ASSAULTED HER.

>> THERE IS A SMALL BRIDGE THE

HAVE TO CROSS FROM DRUGS TO

CONSENT AND THAT IS WHERE THEY

ARE NOT FINDING IT AN EASY PATH.

>> FOR OTHER WOMEN WHO HAVE

ACCUSED COSBY OF SIMILAR CRIMES

THE INITIAL DECISION LEFT THEM

IN TEARS.

>> I'M TRYING TO BE HOPEFUL.

>> A NUMBER OF JURORS LOOKED

TIRED, UPSET AND FRUSTRATED IN

THE COURTROOM.

For more infomation >> Jury deadlocked in Cosby case - Duration: 1:29.

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Suzanne Humphries over vaccins en het immuunsysteem - Duration: 11:27.

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Trafego pago – Descubra onde investir para ganhar dinheiro online - Duration: 9:34.

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Wolf wants Sessions to stay out of PA's medical marijuana program - Duration: 0:45.

>> NEW AT 4:00, GOVERNOR TOM

WOLF IS THREATENING LEGAL ACTION

IF THE U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL

TRIES TO DISRUPT PENNSYLVANIA'S

MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM.

THE GOVERNOR SAYS THIS IS JEFF

SESSION'S ATTEMPT TO ALLOW

FEDERAL FUNDS TO BE USED TO

" GO AFTER MEDICAL MARIJUANA

SUPPLIERS."

IN A LETTER TO SESSIONS THE

GOVERNOR SAYS IF YOU SEEK TO

FURTHER DISRUPT OUR ABILITY TO

ESTABLISH A LEGAL WAY TO DELIVER

RELIEF OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA TO

OUR CITIZENS, I WILL ASK THE

ATTORNEY GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA

TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION TO PROTECT

OUR RESIDENTS.

PENNSYLVANIA LEGALIZED MEDICAL

MARIJUANA IN 2016.

For more infomation >> Wolf wants Sessions to stay out of PA's medical marijuana program - Duration: 0:45.

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NextGen Crowdfunding Pitch Event: Social Bluebook - Duration: 12:03.

Adam: Up next we're gonna start with the pitches!

And the first company is Social Blue book and they are helping professional YouTube

creators monetize their content with advertisers and brands.

Please welcome to the stage, the founder and CEO of Social Blue Book, Chad Sahley!

Chad Sahley: Hey everybody!

Everybody excited here?

We've got a great show for you today.

Before we get started, I wanted to ask you this: How many of you remember this song?

[00:00:39] music break with the song "Chocolate Rain".

Tay and I know each other from- we're both YouTubers from way back and how many views,

like 10 years ago, Tay uploaded this video to youtube.

And how many views do you think it got?

Anybody?

Any guesses?

To give you some context, the super bowl this year.

Great super bowl.

One of the highest rated in history had 111 million views.

Well, Tay's video got 113 million views.

Ain't that crazy?

So kind of shows you how things are changing.

Could you talk to the crowd a little bit about how it changed your life?

Tay: Well yeah, I was a grad student, I was gonna be a university professor.

I had a viral video on YouTube, and then suddenly I was on Jimmy Kimmel, front page of Sunday's

LA Times, a worldwide trending topic on google and it lead to an entertainment career where

suddenly brands were also knocking down my door trying to access my audience, access

my influence.

I did brand deals with Dr. Pepper, with Turbo Tax, with Firefox, with Has borough.

And this was before there were really any bread crumbs to follow in terms of how do

creators who have an online audience negotiate that type of interest.

Chad Sahley: So now ... well, anyway, well thank you so much.

I wanted to let you guys know now.

Thanks Tay for coming out and giving the little performance.

Give it up for Tay.

But because of people like Tay, like this is an interesting ... do you know that they

did a recent survey with a thousand young people?

And guess what the number 1 occupation was?

They all want to be right now.

YouTubers.

The majority of young people today want to be you tubers.

Now you're probably asking, ' Well I know the big question is here: Why social blue

book?'

All right well, here's the reason.

Social blue book is building tools for creators that empowers them so that they can continue

to do what they love.

Okay?

Now what we realized early on as I was a creator- and many of our friends were getting ripped

off in the business.

An advertiser would say " Hey I'm gonna give you a thousand bucks" and you say " What did

you get?"

And they say " Don't worry what I got.

You got a thousand bucks."

And it turned out they got ten thousand dollars.

So the first tool we needed to develop was values.

Like what are you worth?

And that's how the name social blue book came about.

Right?

So we released social blue book as values, little less than 2 years ago.

And we already have over 90 thousand registered users with over 125 thousand platforms, okay?

We have over 250 creators joining us daily.

Right?

Kind of gives you an idea of how in demand these tools are.

Now the reason you guys are here today is because we're trying to raise more money so

we can continue to build this tool set, right?

Creators need to have a public profile.

Somewhere where they can sell themselves.

Basically a media kit.

They need to know how to send proper proposals, right?

Tay told me all ... he gets emails all day long and he doesn't know how to send a proper

proposal.

Well we are building the tool that helps creators do that.

They also need to be able to manage the different projects they're working on.

Some creators are working on no doubt no kidding, like 5 branded integration deals a month.

And they lose track of " Wait was I supposed to send a rough cut here?"

So we want to give them a project manager.

I'm spitting a lot.

Finally, they need a secure method of payment.

So that's another tool we're developing.

A lot of these deals are coming from overseas.

And they do the deal, and then they don't get paid!

So once again, we're trying to build tools that protect creators.

And in turn, we are building what we believe to be the world's largest market place.

Okay?

Now I know you guys are probably saying " Okay, well how is social blue book gonna make money?"

Right?

Great question.

Social blue book will make money in 2 ways.

Through transactions and through subscription fees.

For instance, our marketplace.

We laugh the beta early January and we're seeing more and more deals going down.

We get a small transaction fee for each one of those.

When creators send out a proposal and an advertiser accepts right?

We will be getting a transaction fee from that.

We also believe the future is affiliates, right?

You know, a lot of these creators are being sent products and we want to be able to say

" Hey!

Not only can we gauge your ah ... not only can we gauge your impressions, but we can

tell you exactly how many sales you got."

So we would be getting, once again, a transaction from that also.

And finally, we can make subscription fees.

Creators told us point blank, " If you give me more advanced values, you know, how many

...who are my demographics on twitter and Instagram?

I would pay you a subscription fee for that."

They also need ROY Reporting.

When I work with a brand, they want to know what did I get them for the money?

So we are going to give them a tool that allows them to do ROY Reports, okay?

Now I can sit up here and tell you all day long how great our product is, and why you

should invest, but I think you should take it from some of the biggest creators in the

world.

VIDEO: I've been an investor for social blue book since the beginning.

The reason that we need to invest into a company like this, the reason that a company like

this needs to grow is so that we can keep creating tools like this for creators.

So that creators don't have the headaches of thinking about what they're worth.

Creators should be focusing on creating.

Speaker 5: I invested in social blue book because I've been a content creator for over

10 years.

An influencer, a you tuber you name it.

But the one thing I've seen at time done wrong over and over again is influencers and creators

not knowing what they're worth.

Speaker 6: I invested in social blue book for the platform, for the software.

It's got a lot of smart individuals backing this company.

And it's the wave of the future.

Speaker 7: I just want to say, it was the smartest thing I could ever invest in-

Speaker 8: 100 percent.

Speaker 7: I feel like 10 years ago this would've been an amazing, amazing tool and now that

it's here, I think it's so smart to be a part of it.

Speaker 9: Everyone involved in social blue book has shown that the entire operation is

built on making creators happy.

I first found out about social blue book when my dad's [inaudible 00:07:43] with Chad.

So I just want to say I appreciate social blue book and the entire team behind it.

Thank you for what you're doing, and I cannot wait to see comes next.

Oh!

Can you not wait to see either?

Speaker 10: We're gonna start this, and we're gonna run it for YouTubers.

But one YouTubers would not say " Oh yeah I don't want to be with all my friends and

working together.

" We're gonna keep this company running till it's the biggest media company in the world.

We'll get everybody.

We'll all run it because we figured out how to do it now.

And we don't have ... oh I'm excited.

Chad Sahley: So anyway guys, I think they speak to it better than I can, right?

And once again, that's why we chose to do a regulation A. Right?

Because a lot of these creators backed a lot of these multi channel networks and companies

and when they sold they didn't get anything at all from it.

Okay?

They used their influence to promote it.

Our thought was, ' What if we let our fan base own it with us?

' Right?

Our creators in the system right now have over a 5- they get over 5 billion views a

year.

Isn't that crazy?

And we thought, why not let them own it with us, cause there's no better brand ambassador

than your customers.

So thank you for having us here today and we appreciate it.

Go to invest- invest.socialbluebook.com if you're interested.

Thank you, thank you.

Adam: So ah, a few questions.

This is super interesting.

YouTube space.

Quickly you were just mentioning Multichannel networks and I was curious, how is this similar

and how is it different from things that people might have heard of-

Chad Sahley: I was vice president of a company called Maker's Studios, which sold to Disney.

And we learned a lot while we were there.

Actually, as you saw, one of the founders that was Shay Carlty and he ... 3 of the founders

of maker for the vice presidents invested in Social Blue Book.

We got lucky and we sold that company, Maker, to Disney for 670 million.

Now I'm not saying that we're gonna have that kind of exit here but the problem we had at

the networks was manpower wasn't scalable.

Platforms are.

Right?

So when makers sold to Disney, they had 55 thousand channels, now they have 300.

Well we're growing at almost 250 a day right now, and we are scalable.

Does that make sense?

For instance like Uber has no cars.

Yet they're a billion dollar company.

Airbnb has no hotels, yet they're a billion dollar company.

Social blue book makes no content and we believe we could be a billion dollar company.

Adam: Amen Brother.

So second question.

We hear about the big brands shifting a lot of their spend online.

Chad Sahley: Yep.

Adam: What's the appetite from the brands and the youtube space?

Chad Sahley: Great question.

Yeah, I mean, it's quite clear.

Like millennial moms under 35.

Nobody's watching television or radio.

And the facts are that a branded integration spot ... when you get a creator to hold a

product in a video and say "He genuinely loves that product."

The ROY is 11x print, radio, anything else in digital.

Adam: 11- Chad Sahley: Crushes.

Right.

And we have the proof, we know that.

Adam: Hm.

Incredible.

Okay well, thanks again, good luck with the campaign.[crosstalk 00:10:55]

Chad Sahley: Thank you for having me.

Adam: To find out more about social blue book, or invest in them, you can click the invest

button on the June 13th pitch even page of next crowdfunding.

Com and from there you'll be taken to the site where their running their campaign.

And if you happen to be lucky enough to be right here in the room afterwards you can

meet with Chad in the back and ask him any questions you may have.

I'm sure he'll be happy to answer all of your questions.

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FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.

MIKE: WHEN JOSH SHAPIRO WAS

SWORN INTO THE OFFICE OF

ATTORNEY GENERAL HE SAID HE'D

TAKE THE FIGHT AGAINST OPIOIDS

ANYWHERE.

TODAY, HE IS TAKING AIM DIRECTLY

AT THE DRUG COMPANIES WHO

PRODUCE THE MEDICATIONS.

SHAPIRO ANNOUNCED PENNSYLVANIA

IS CURRENTLY PART OF A NATIONAL

EFFORT TO DETERMINE THE ROLE

DRUG COMPANIES MAY HAVE HAD IN

CREATING AND PROLONGING THE

OPIOID EPIDEMIC, SHAPIRO SAID A

MAJORITY OF STATES IN THE

COUNTRY, AND ATTORNEYS GENERAL

FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE ARE

ALL WORKING TOGETHER.

>> I HAVE VISITED TOWNS THAT

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I HAVE SEEN THE PAIN CAUSED BY

THIS CRISIS.

WE ARE FIGHTING BACK.

MIKE SHAPIRO WOULD NOT REVEAL

: DETAILS OF THE INVESTIGATION,

OR EVEN LIST WHAT STATES ARE

INVOLVED, BUT SAID SUBPEAONS FOR

DOCUMENTS AND TESTIMONY ARE

GOING OUT.

4,642 PEOPLE DIED IN

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