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Hello, everyone.

Greetings from the National Archives in Washington, DC.

My name is Katie Munn and I am an education specialist here. We are so excited that you are joining

us tonight for our webinar, World War One Resources for the Classroom: The Remembering World War

One app and DocsTeach.org.

I am so excited to be joined by Kerri Young Engagement Manager at Historypin in San Francisco.

Thank you for being here tonight Kerri.

Looking at our poll results it looks like you teach this topic in a variety of wonderful ways.

Whether looking at primary sources, conducting simulations, through lectures and textbooks, videos,

There are a lot of wonderful resources out there.

We hope after tonight's webinar you will leave with more tools in your tool box for approaching

this topic in your classroom in an engaging way.

We are going to start by looking at Remembering World War One,

which is an app that invites audiences to explore collaborate and engage with the Archives'

extensive collection of World War One moving and still images.

This app is part of a national collaborative effort with Historypin so I'm going to hand

it over to Kerri to give us an overview of this application. Cool. Okay.

Let me just start to share my screen here.

So you all can see.

There is my presentation hopefully you all can see that.

Let me bring it full screen as well.

So, yes I wanted to give you a quick background on remembering World War One

and the war time films project that it is a part of.

Since the public launch of the app on April 6, we have been continuing to add features

and improve it based on audience user testing from teachers out there such as yourselves.

And now we just want to be able to share it as widely as possible.

We are really proud of what we have been able to create over the past year, and the app

is now free and available as a fantastic tool that's really as Katie mentioned helping to

provide greater access and increase local reuse of all of the National Archives World

War One content that's being digitized.

And just for purposes of not saying U.S. National Archives I will say NARA for short moving forward.

So, this app pilot is part of the larger war time films project.

As a result of a grant from an anonymous donor NARA has been digitizing this really rich

collection of early 20th Century and World War One era content over the past few years.

And much of it has really never been before seen by the public.

This includes over 100,000 photographs and also several hundred reels of film

originally shot by the U.S. Signal Corps in the 1914 to 1920 time frame.

So, we just really want to make sure that all of this expertly digitized content is

reaching different audiences, which is the focus of the larger project itself.

And that's why we at Historypin were brought on as partners to help lead this engagement effort.

And really short background on us we partner with institutions to run community‑led engagement

efforts around local history and heritage really with a focus on social impact.

And just looking at these photographs it's just to look at some of the motion picture

preservation team at work at the National Archives facility in College Park

restoring and digitizing some of the films that we are now sharing through the app.

Doing some amazing work.

And so the Remembering World War I app pilot is a major component of this larger project.

So, with the rich World War I films and photographs available for use kind of in light of this

year's 100‑year anniversary of the U.S. entering World War I we chose to tie into

the renewed interest in the conflict and also to local and national efforts focused on the centenary.

I just want to show some examples of the NARA films and photographs that we are sharing

in the app so you have an idea of some of the richness of the sources available and

the themes that we can help our audiences explore.

I will also dig into a little bit deeper later.

This is an amazing photograph of the women's machine gun squad police reserve in New York City during World War One.

We also have an opportunity to explore race relations at that time

compare life for minorities in service to life on the home front to take a look at the diverse regiments who served

in the war as well.

We can also explore late ‑‑ excuse me, medical technology, soldier rehabilitation.

We can also take a look at labor history and protests happening at the time as well.

This is a photograph from our partners at the Library of Congress.

We have many, many great films of training on the home front like this one depicting

chemical war fare training in Camp Upton in New York.

Of course liberty loan drives and propaganda on the home front of a major theme with participation

from different minorities, children, even the American Library Association, the Red Cross, et cetera.

This is a famous silent film star, Sessue Hayakawa, at a liberty bond rally in Los Angeles.

So, for this pilot, we have been engaging teachers, museums and digital humanity scholars.

We want teachers and educators like yourselves to use the app to enhance the lesson on

World War One in the classroom.

We would like museums to re‑use these materials to enrich the narrative around their own local

World War One collections and on the back end we would love for humanity scholars to utilize

and reuse all of the metadata that we are generating from this content.

As you just saw at the heart of this project is just hundreds of moving images and thousands

of photographs being preserved digitized by NARA curators.

Before there was an app before we started designing we talked to these NARA experts

of the pictures and the films we would be show casing to really learn about how we

can best focus on the experience of the content itself.

This is really one of the first cross unit production for NARA with multiple units collaborating

to make this possible.

We also held external user design workshops to explore user journeys and use cases figuring

out kind of the way that people would actually want to interact with this content was the

first step in determining our requirements and our designs so we met with representatives

from the three audiences groups including having several teacher workshops making sure

to talk with the people who would ultimately benefit the most from the end product.

And we are also fortunate to have the opportunity to partner with the Library of Congress and

Smithsonian Museum of American History who each provided their original World War One records

for the app. This project is really the perfect opportunity to combine these rich openly licensed reusable

content from across national institutions in commemoration of the centennial.

Them and our distribution partners that you can see here are really helping to ensure

that our audiences are connected to the extensive collection of resources.

So, a little bit into the app itself now.

With World War One as our focus our priority was to really gather collections together

in a way that would enable people to tell stories.

And though I don't need to tell you all this, teachers and museums place significant importance

on understanding historical documents, constructing theses, finding documents to help explain

those theses, so understanding this from our user design process helped us identify goals

for an application that would really speak to both of these target audiences and the

ways in which they would want to engage with these records.

And as you can see here from the screen shot we have been working to correct

theme collections based on World War I subjects recommended during our app teacher workshops.

And these collections will provide jumping off points for content discovery, and can

serve as inspiration for you.

And to date we have about 80 collections in here for you to go through.

And all of the films uploaded into the app have been segmented into clips for easier

re‑use.

Many of these clips have been enriched with additional locations, subjects, and date information

based on newly digitized production files or shot lists for each film.

Let me tell you it's pretty amazing to go through these original shot lists giving scene by scene

information of who is in the clip, where it's taking place, et cetera, this is really the

first time that those original documents are being associated with the films themselves

for an enriched browsing experience.

As teachers and educators you can create your own narrative collections reusing any of the

NARA or partner content within the app.

And this is an example of the edit collection screen in the app.

How you can give it a title, say who created it, a description, you can add different chapters

if you would like to break up your collection narratively that way.

And a quick note of ‑‑ about signing up.

If you are a teacher, please be sure to just click the "I am a teacher" the box next to

I am a teacher and that will ensure that any collections that you create and any collections

that other teachers create will be gathered in a dedicated section.

So you will be able to more easily find what other educators are creating in the app.

And so we are seating as much of this content as possible through our platform on Historypin

which is location‑based.

So, this gives you an additional way to access the content, if you do not have access to

tablets in your classroom, for example, you will be able to find all of the same thematic

collections here on Historypin as well.

And I will go over this again a little briefly towards the end.

But I just wanted to mention it now.

As you can see, that's the same piece of content within the app that was on Historypin.

And you can also download the app, and find additional resources.

And also as you can see some World War One topics on the National Archives website at archives.gov.

This is just another place where you can access more resources.

Again I will share this at the end so you can access this information together.

And lastly I wanted to mention we held a recent workshop on creating documentation for how

teachers might use these primary sources as part of a lesson in the classroom.

We are in the process of getting these up here as well.

So, this is another place where you will be able to find those.

Now, I am going to stop sharing my screen and now I think it's a great opportunity to

take a close are look at one of the photographs that is featured in the app and see a closer

analysis of that.

So I will hand this over to Katie.

Great.

Thanks Kerri.

Yes, we have a lot of incredible resources in this app.

The next question is: How do you bring these into the classroom, and how do you have your

students engage with these resources.

One easy way of course is to introduce document analysis.

Here at the National Archives we have a couple of tools in the form of worksheets that you

can use to help your students engage with primary sources of all types.

Here we have our document analysis worksheet for novice or younger students, as well as

one for intermediate or secondary students.

These worksheets take students through the same four sets of questions, the same themes

of questions no matter what type of primary source they are looking at.

They start by with observations, meeting the photo, observing it trying to make sense of

it and observing its part and then using it as historical evidence.

Let's turn it back over to Kerri because we also want to show some additional ways to

explore the app in your classroom and hear from you different ideas that you might have

for how to bring this into your schools.

Yes, so now we are just going to take a quick look at an example of a thematic collection

within the app, as I mentioned before, every piece of content that we have uploaded into

the app and onto Historypin has been put into a thematic collection for easier reuse.

And this is an example of one ‑‑ how one typically looks if you were to enter a collection

from the main app screen.

And this is children's activities in World War I.

You will see there will always be a landing screen with a brief description, and background

to the topic itself.

And this screen that you see here is, as you ‑‑ as you scroll into the collection,

you will have all of the descriptive metadata that's available to you.

You will have the title, a description, we have also added any pinner's notes that we

have in regards to location, date, et cetera that we might have found in doing additional

research.

And you will have the date there, and there will always be a link back to the original

entry in the National Archives catalog as well if you wanted to take a closer look at

that.

And, finally, we have also extensively tagged every piece of content going in here as well.

So you can always click on those to look at related content.

And so, further down, I have put these into ‑‑ I put the photographs into the slide

show mode.

This is an example of the slide show mode that you can enter into in addition to that

more detailed view that you saw earlier.

And so, now, yeah we really want to hand it over to you, we will hand over the controls

so that you can browse through this yourself.

But we really want you to be able to tell us, you know, how you like to use this particular

collection in the classroom.

And already kind of thinking about ways off the top of my head, it is you know this collection

is really looking at how young people were affected by this conflict on the home front,

the ways that they participated, looking at gender roles as well really important kind

of were boys doing boy activities as it were, girls doing more feminine activities as it were.

And where did that blend?

I think it's really interesting as well to have students take a look at those who are

very similar in age themselves, also in school, kind of what ‑‑ what essentially would

I be doing if it were World War One now.

Which I think is really interesting.

And, yes, interesting point about showing more of ‑‑ photos of students ‑‑ of

children that would be closer to the students' age.

This is certainly ‑‑ I didn't mention an excerpt from this particular collection,

so if you go into the collection itself, there are tons more photographs that you will be

able to access as well.

And that is a good place where collection creation could also come in for a teacher

to create their own.

If you want to be selective about the types of photographs that you are using.

If you don't want to necessarily use a ready‑made one that we have available for you.

That's exactly what you can do in terms of creating our own collection that your students

can browse.

Someone mentioned language as being really important.

I totally agree.

With those ‑‑ those particular photographs of children pretending to lick the Kaiser

also burning German newspapers, kind of ‑‑ there are other examples of that within some of

the thematic collections that we have too.

There is an awesome one on surveillance, and just how German citizens in

the U.S. were really discriminated against and spied on and harsh language was used and

even in the NARA captioning it's officially kind of called "enemy activity" so taking

a look at that language that would have been used at the time is really important.

But these are great.

These are awesome so, thank you for sending in these suggestions.

There are some really great ones.

Yes, again, these are one of the many collections that you will have available to you both within

the app and on Historypin.

So, again if you don't have access to tablets in your school or in your class you are free

to go on Historypin to have them access these exact same collections on there as well.

Yes, so you can pair these sources with document analysis worksheets that Katie was showing

earlier, you can create your own collection if you would like to have these sources

help answer a particular unit focus question that you particularly have for your class.

And I also wanted to stress that, ultimately we want you to use these sources to make this

time period come alive.

We want you to help your students time travel to this time period ‑‑ this app

isn't meant to be a substitute for a textbook.

There will certainly ‑‑ and Katie will show you all of these other fantastic resources

that you can use to pair with this app, but this app is really giving that visual experience

and making that time period come alive.

And they are there for you to build your own narrative around them.

And, yeah, that's what I wanted to mention, so thank you again for the suggestions.

And so I guess now I can turn it over to Katie who will talk a bit more about these other

resources that you can use to pair with these films and photographs.

Great, thanks Kerri.

Yes, the amount of content in the app is incredible and so many fascinating entry points for students

to think about World War One.

Up next we are going to take a look at World War One resources in DocsTeach.org so I have

a quick poll to gauge your familiarity with DocsTeach.org the online tool for teaching

with documents from the National Archives.

Okay here we go you should see the landing page or your screen now.

Yes, you can explore primary sources discover activities that you can teach with and create

your own engaging activities.

Anyone can use this site to browse primary sources and teaching activities created by

the National Archives.

But if you create a free account, you can browse teaching activities created by other

educators and even use primary sources to create your own teaching activities.

The activities in DocsTeach range from the same document analysis questions that we saw

on the worksheets to activities that get students in that step of using primary sources

as historical evidence.

And really looking at primary sources like historians, and linking docs together to see

cause and effect and then fitting pieces together to see the whole story.

There are many different tools that hit different levels of Bloom's taxonomy and historical

thinking skills and we will take a look at a couple of examples.

I want you to show you how to find the World War One resources.

If you go to popular topics you can see we have compiled a lot of great topics here for

you to explore there is a page all about World War One.

On this page you will find primary sources arranged by topic as well as teaching activities.

As well as a link back to the Remembering World War One app.

These collections overlap each other but not everything can be found in both collections

as we continue to grow what's available in the app and in DocsTeach.

For an example of a teaching activity, we can take a look at one about Americans on

the home front helping to end World War I.

Each teaching activity has the teacher page where you can check out the suggested teaching

instructions as well as see the grade level the bloom taxonomy and thinking skills and

era associated with the activity.

And then if you press the start activity you can see the student page where students receive

different instructions.

In this case students are matching documents to 9 ways that Americans on the home front

could help win World War One.

And this activity they will actually click on the different documents to make matches

and can click on the little square with the arrow icon to view the document in its entirety.

When students are done, if you have a DocsTeach account they can actually submit their responses

to your questions or wrap up questions to you on the website and you can review their

responses online.

So, this is a great way to get students engaging with primary sources in a different way.

We can also take a look at another type of activity which is this one here comparing

World War One food conservation posters.

This is a compare and contrast activity.

Where students will view two different posters that seem to be the same until we see that

it is actually printed in different languages.

And then students can ‑‑ you can use these discussion questions as the starting place

with the students to think about why the U.S. food administration might have created posters

in different languages.

And pick up, use those document analysis skills to see what other features they observe in

the posters.

So whether having students work on these activities on their own as a class activity, they offer

some great ways to engage with documents and help students get used to analyzing primary

sources and using them as historical evidence.

That is, very quickly, DocsTeach.org.

There are a couple of guides for you on how to create the teaching activities, walk through

the step by step process, and if it's something that you are interested in, makes it pretty

easy for you to do.

I want to share one other resource here at the National Archives related to World War One

This one is from the Center for Legislative Archives, which provides preserves and provides

access to the records of Congress.

This here is a ‑‑ let's see.

There we go.

This is a draft of eBook that the Center is currently working on about America and the

World: Foreign Affairs in Political Cartoons 1898 to 1940 this features the cartoons of Clifford Berryman

In this eBook

you will find a great collection of political cartoons related to World War One as well as

some background information and analysis and discussion questions.

This can be another tool and another lens at looking at World War One in your classroom.

I am going to go ahead and hand the controls back over to Kerri, I think there are a couple

of other things that she wanted to share as well.

So I just wanted to, again, show you Historypin just so you have a little better sense of

how to navigate this this particular collection.

Again, if you don't have access to a tablet this site is available to you and as you can

see here (indicating) you will find all of the same collections as they are on the app

you can see some from the Library of Congress.

And then these are arranged by location.

You can see the map on the left.

So, this gives you a really great way to explore these primary sources geographically.

And so the way this works in particular is that as you move the map on the left, the

content will appear on the right if it is located within that particular map view.

So, if I wanted to zoom in and just take a look at that ‑‑ those couple of pieces

of content.

In Florida, that's how you would narrow that down.

There's a filter at the top as well, these are arranged by most popular but you can also

look at recently added, A to Z.

And also I want to give ‑‑ go into one of these collections.

Here are some propaganda posters like the one Katie was just showing you.

This is the look if you went into the collection.

You see all of the posters here (indicating) anything on Historypin and you scroll down,

you see that there is the description who contributed it.

The rough dates.

Rough location.

All of the tags, all of the metadata.

The fact that these are amazingly in the public domain as is everything else within this collection.

Who created it.

Which government organization did.

The link back to the catalog again all of the same information that you will be finding

within the app as well.

And also, going to the archives.gov page for the World War One centennial, so much like how DocsTeach

has that World War One topics page there is also a more general centennial landing page where you

can find out about what is happening within the World War One celebrations it will certainly

link back to the DocsTeach page as well.

You can see the link the page for the app here where you can go to download it.

We also designed some really awesome posters if you would like to print those where you

are, also a brochure that you can distribute to fellow colleagues.

Fellow teachers.

A short video to learn more about the app.

So, yes, this is just some other resources that are available to you and really quickly

I just want to go back and browse.

Because there is ‑‑ there is just so much ‑‑ so much great stuff.

And it's ‑‑ it's really hard to go through all of these and not lose a couple of hours,

certainly.

Something that you can do in the app and on Historypin as well, if you want to filter

by only films or only photographs, you can do that.

So, you can type in "video" to only see film clips.

So, yeah you can direct your students here to take a look at a particular collection,

a particular clip et cetera.

But yeah that's what I wanted to share.

And please, if you have any questions Also I just wanted to say we have thrown a

lot of resources at you today, and hopefully you will find some things that you can bring

in to your teaching of this topic.

I know sometimes the pacing for World War One means that we can't include everything but

hopefully we will leave you with new tools and ideas and primary sources that you can

share with your students.

And I think there's a way both of these resources can work together, whether it is

using DocsTeach to take a closer look at primary sources that students have discovered in the

app or having students utilize the app as introduction to a variety of topics or to

conduct their own research on World War One, there's a lot of ways these two tools can

have some interplay together.

So thank you so much for joining us this even evening.

We appreciate you taking the time to chat with us and learn about these resources.

Yes, thank you so much again for coming in and viewing what we have.

It is a lot of amazing stuff.

And wanted to just reinforce it's all free, it's in the public domain, so, it is really

here for you to use in any way that you can.

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decided to flaunt its military prowess by launching a ballistic missile over the Sea of Japan.

Numerous launches would follow and the situation escalated on the 4th of July when the DPRK

launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile.

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A month later professional golfer Donald J. Trump, moonlighting as the President of the United States,

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a nuclear device in early September.

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to the United Nations General Assembly on September the 18th.

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Then in November a dramatic scene of a North Korean soldier defecting to South Korea was

captured at the demilitarized zone.

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Meanwhile the world looked on in suspense as this nuclear conflict

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Billions of years of evolution and the cause of our inevitable demise could unironically be a tweet.

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The year kicked off with the inauguration of Donald Trump and, in direct response to

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An uninterrupted livestream that was intended to span the entire duration of the Trump presidency

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Users of 4chan soon brigaded the livestream to spread their own unique message.

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YouTuber Internet Historian has made a great series on the topic

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only to be denounced by the same people who popularized it a few months prior.

The music video for Despacito became the most viewed video on YouTube.

Two scenes from Star Wars: Episode III were revitalized.

The animated TV series Rick and Morty and the

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Pepsi proclaimed itself savior of the world in a beautifully tone-deaf commercial.

A man announced his inability to be hot.

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A guy sprinkling salt.

The final chimes of Big Ben in London.

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hacking tools developed by the US intelligence agency, the NSA.

At the time of the leaks, cybersecurity experts cautioned that these tools could be used to

launch far-reaching cyberattacks and, unsurprisingly, that is exactly what happened.

In May of 2017 the WannaCry ransomware infected more than 300,000 Windows systems, demanding

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Affected systems include hospitals in the UK and railways in Germany and it looks like

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In late June the Petya malware primarily struck the Ukraine as well as a few other countries.

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the worst in history.

Highly sensitive and personal information of nearly half the American population was

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Like all years, 2017 was filled with anniversaries.

10 years ago the first iPhone was released.

Hashtags became a thing.

The final Harry Potter book was released.

Pornhub was launched.

The first installment of popular video game franchises such as Portal, Mass Effect, BioShock,

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The US stopped being afraid of interracial marriage.

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100 years ago the United States entered World War I.

The Russian Revolution lead to the collapse of the Russian Empire and the subsequent rise

of the Soviet Union.

Finland became a country, if you can call it that.

The US also purchased a few Danish controlled islands in the Caribbean and renamed them

the Virgin Islands in commemoration of their former landlords.

1000 years ago the 67th emperor of Japan sadly passed away while sporting this unfortunate haircut.

Although the barber must've known what he was doing.

I mean, there's no way that's an accident.

He knew exactly what he was doing.

2017 was unfortunately a year plagued by record-breaking natural disasters.

The annual monsoon season of South Asia struck with unforeseen severity as widespread flooding

affected up to 45 million people and resulted in the deaths of more than a thousand.

Rainfall normally expected within a week fell within mere hours and displaced millions across the continent.

The Atlantic hurricane season was also one of the most active and by far the most destructive

season on record, taking hundreds of lives and inflicting nearly $400 billion in damages.

Most of which were the result of three major hurricanes named Harvey, Irma, and Maria.

Harvey inflicted major damage along the Gulf Coast, primarily in the form of catastrophic flooding,

while Irma and Maria struck the islands in the Caribbean and the state of Florida.

The devastating destruction of islands such as Puerto Rico, Dominica, and others triggered

a humanitarian crisis as the rapid succession of the two Category 5 storms left millions

without access to food, water, electricity, and shelter.

Sweeping wildfires also dominated the news as their unprecedented devastation broke record

after record in places such as Canada, the US, Chile, France, and Portugal.

In September, Mexico was struck by two powerful earthquakes in less than two weeks.

Hundreds died in the wake of the quakes' destruction.

Then, in November, the deadliest earthquake of 2017 struck the border between Iran and Iraq,

killing more than 600 and destroying tens of thousands of buildings.

A human pie managed to become the most hated person on the planet when he decided to drag

the internet back to the dark ages.

Well, at least in the United States.

The Federal Corruption Commission's repeal of net neutrality was so unbelievable that

thousands of deceased Americans where brought back to life just in time to vote in favor of the bill.

Former president Barrack Obama was so excited that even he could not resist the urge to

express his support of a bill that aimed to repeal the very policies he helped to instate.

And then he did it, like, 50 more times just to be safe.

Democracy™ strikes again.

However, some claim that a lack of net neutrality could be good for the internet and that

Internet Service Providers will act fairly and in the best interests of the American population.

You see, they're not going to abuse the system, they just wanted the ability to abuse the system.

It's nice to have that option you know.

They're not going to actually do it though.

But they could.

But they won't.

They could though.

But I'm sure they won't.

But they certainly could.

But nah...

In early October the prominent film executive Harvey Weinstein was accused by dozens of

women of everything from sexual harassment to rape.

Weinstein was soon ousted by his own company and this initial scandal triggered an onslaught

of similar allegations against numerous Hollywood executives, producers, actors, as well as

many people outside the movie industry.

This cascade of allegations became known as the Weinstein effect.

The hashtag #MeToo served as an awareness campaign and a vehicle for victims to publicly

denounce sexual abuse and to highlight the widespread misogyny by men in positions of power.

While the abuse had been systematically suppressed from the public, it appears to have been more

or less an open secret within the industry.

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At the start of 2017 one Bitcoin was worth around $1000 but throughout the year the value

of Bitcoin continued to rise and by late November it surpassed $10,000 making it one of the

largest currencies in the world.

And the Bitcoin price continued to rise until it peaked around $19,000 in mid December.

This unprecedented increase generated a lot of buzz in mainstream media and as a result

the global interest in Bitcoin and other altcoins have grown significantly.

However this surge in popularity is also turning Bitcoin into somewhat of an environmental

hazard as Bitcoin mining is consuming vasts amounts of energy.

The global energy consumption of Bitcoin mining is now greater than the total energy consumption

of entire countries.

Even third-world countries like Denmark.

Which means that Bitcoin is technically worse than Denmark which really puts it into perspective.

Regardless of how great or not so great a year might've been

one can always rely on the space industry to inspire much needed hope for the future.

In late March, the private space flight company SpaceX demonstrated the reuseability of its

rockets with the first successful reflight of an orbital-class rocket booster.

In more conventional terms, this rocket was launched...

...and then landed...

...twice...

...whilst avoiding this.

And then they did it again.

And again.

And again.

Even the microtransactions company Electronic Arts gave space reuseability a go but unfortunately

blew it on the second launch.

A rare and distant kilonova, which is when two neutron stars collide and merge into one,

was detected in August by dozens of ground-based and orbital instruments.

On August the 21st America was invited to an exclusive preview screening of the much

anticipated event known as the End Times when the Sun was momentarily snuffed out of existence.

Enthralled onlookers equipped with 3D glasses could do nothing but watch as the sweeping

darkness engulfed the mortal plane and brought them face-to-face with the looming abyss of

nothingness that is the end of existence itself.

It received broadly positive reviews.

The Cassini spacecraft concluded its 13 year long mission with a kamikaze dive into the

dim clouds of Saturn and captured this final image a few hours before its inevitable demise.

But the most fascinating astronomical event of 2017

has to be the brief visitation of an extrasolar object.

The asteroid known as ʻOumuamua passed through the inner Solar System in September and was

first detected a month later as it moved away from the Sun.

Its terrific speed and hyperbolic trajectory precludes it from being part of the Solar System and as such it is

the first detection of an object from another corner of the galaxy.

While the origin of this elongated space rock and the duration of its journey remains unclear

the Solar System is likely the first star system it's encountered

on its lonesome voyage through interstellar space.

On the remote possibility that ʻOumuamua could be more than just a galactic drifter multiple

astronomical institutions either have or will survey the object for signs of artificial

transmissions but none have been detected as of yet.

Already half way to Jupiter, it will have surpassed the orbit of Neptune by 2022

and will ultimately return to a transidereal existence for millions of years to come.

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Sadhguru 2018 Meditation - Basic Things to Avoid for Human Wellbeing - Duration: 16:41.

see if it's about if you go to the railway station or if you go to the

airport which counter to go to check-in wherever there is less queue that's what

you're saying no no I I get it but I'm saying what you do in this world whether

you are a doctor or an engineer or politician or this or that will not

determine or change the quality of your life it is about how you do it the

context it is never the content of life which determines the quality of your

life this always the context of life people may be living in palace Kings

have been miserable and committed suicide many times poorest people have

lived joyfully because it's the context of life it's not the content of life so

what you are asking in terms of path is content shift that to context what

should be the context of context of my life all right but how do be there is

the question so happiness is something that everybody wants when we say

happiness suppose I offer you ecstasy will you reject it No

so you're settling for the middie occur desire why I am saying this is because

when you are five years of age you are quite happy yes or no you're bursting

with happiness actually by the time you were third you became 30 you should have

become ecstatic if natural process of life happened to you but for some reason

it got reversed when you were happy somebody had to make you unhappy by the

time you're 30 somebody has to make you happy

you have reversed the equation of life this has happened

simply because without paying any attention as to how this one functions

we're trying to drive this do you do you agree with me that this human mechanism

is the most sophisticated gadget on the planet do you agree with me

yes better than your iPhone yes the AI is better than the iPhone isn't it no I

knew the brand you're carrying that's why now if this is the most

sophisticated gadget have you even read the user's manual now to learn how to

use a phone you read the user's manual such a sophisticated gadget no attention

somehow doing it if you somehow do it what will happen it will somehow work if

you want it to work in a precise manner the way you want it then you have to

approach it in a certain way unfortunately this is what is missing in

modern times we know how to do everything in the world but we don't

know how to do this but your experience of life here on this planet is

determined by how you are right now within yourself the clothes that you

wear the car that you parked outside the home that you live in what kind it is

does not determine the quality of your life this moment how joyful you are how

blissful you are is the quality of your life isn't it so but this attention is

not there because we think by fixing the world everything will be ok well in

India we still fixed need to fix a lot of things that's different but Western

world they fixed it more than they can fix it if you fix it any more there will

be no planet left to that extent we have fixed it but still people are not well

over 40% of United States population at some point in their life or on some kind

of psychiatric meditate medication what this means is nearly half the population

will go mad if you just withdraw a few pharmaceutical formulations in the

market place if you just take away these formulations nearly half the population

will go crazy do you call this well-being

the richest nation on the planet and we are aspiring to go there that's not a

place to go for 1.25 billion people yes because the first of all it's not

practical because you know the living earth statistic says if you have to

provide the kind of comfort and convenience an average American enjoys

on a daily basis to 7 billion people which is the population of the world you

need four-and-a-half planets but you have only half a planet left one half a

between eaten already only half left and how will you provide

this to everybody this type of lifestyle this type of governance this type of

economy has is an inheritance from imperialist times when they always

believed that a small part of the population will live well rest will be

exploited that was the intention with which these models were formed we are

continuing the same models this is not going to work if you are interested in

everybody's well-being we need to rethink the whole thing in the outside

world so let's leave what we have to do

outside outside has to be sensibly conducted that's a different matter but

what is the context of your life the word yoga means this you know it's been

said and repeated too often yoga stock or car money what this means is

establish yourself in yoga and then act everything will be okay

you don't need morals you don't need ethics

you don't need values you don't need anything just establish yourself in yoga

then act oh so if I sit in one asana everything will be okay in my life now

when we say yoga the word yoga means union that means you are no more an

individual you have experienced a dimension beyond your individuality how

can that be see today it's a well-known scientific fact that what you call as an

individual is this boundary isn't it of your body and your physical state it is

a well-known thing that approximately once in two two-and-a-half years all the

atoms in your body have changed you don't even have the same body

every two years you have a new body how can you even claim this is mine this is

all it is going all the time 52 percent of your body happens to be

bacteria how can you claim it is mine your bacteria are yours 90 percent of

the DNA in this body is not even human how can you say this is me so now what

you're calling is myself let's do a simple experiment just take your right

hand and touch your left hand is this you is this you

yes yes touch the chair on which you're sitting is this you know how do you know

this just sensations isn't it here you have sensation here no sensation or in

other words what are you saying whatever is in the boundary of my sensation is me

whatever is outside the boundary of my sensation is not me

right now there is some water here is this you if you drink it it becomes you

yes every day you're doing the act isn't it what is not you has become you why

simply because you included it in the boundaries of your sensation whatever is

within the boundaries of your sensation is you now if you do simply as much as

rub your hands quickly and hold it like this you will see something will be

happening between your hands this is what you're supposed to do first thing

in the morning in India that you must rub your hands and do this just to give

you an experience of that you are not limited to your sensory body you just

woken up you might have lost your awareness to bring it back first thing

is to rub it like this just do this and hold it suddenly something is happening

between the two hands because the sensory body with any vigorous or

intense energy process the sensory body will expand suppose you're sitting here

I can teach you a simple method with which your sensory body let's say became

as big as this Hall now suddenly all these people who are sitting in this

hall or a part of you like the water that you drank like the five fingers of

your hand like that you if you experience all

these people after that do I have to teach you morality don't harm this

person don't rob this person don't kill this person thou shalt not thou shalt

not thou shalt not would you need this teaching would you need any morality I'm

asking what you experience as myself with that you don't need any value any

morality any ethic you're perfectly fine this is the fundamental Dharma yoga

stock or car money that means first established yourself in the nature of

life because the nature of life is in union you are not happening here

separately as you sit here what you exhale the trees are inhaling what the

trees exhale you are inhaling half your lungs are hanging up on the tree yes it

is yes it is isn't it so so your experience of individuality is

essentially because you're very identified with your physical body so

that's why I am telling you this is 50 plus 52 percent bacteria I am sure that

part you don't want to identify ninety percent you are not even human I am sure

you don't want to identify with that and every two years it's changing so you

don't know what the hell you are so there is no point identifying with a pre

physical process because this is just a piece of this planet that you picked up

before you and me came here countless number of people lived on this planet

where are they they're all top soil this will also become top soil soon unless

they choose to bury you real deep your friends fearing that you may raise from

the dead you know in some places there is such

repetition so that's why in India we want to make sure once they dead they've

never again coming back so we burn them take the ashes throw it in three

separate places so that they don't come together and somehow pop up again on us

once they're dead they must be dead

very wise culture

so what you're calling is myself right now

he's just an accumulation of things what you call as your body is something that

you accumulate accumulated over a period of time by eating food isn't it what you

call as my mind the content of your mind is essentially an accumulation of

impressions so what you gather at the most you can claim it's mine

you cannot say it's me isn't it as I'm sitting here suddenly I take this vessel

and said this is my wrestle what will you think sadguru's got some problem but

let let us listen some more because people say his voice and use it for some

more time then after some time I said this is me then you will say let's go

because if I claim this vessel is mean obviously madness is set in isn't it yes

or no everyday you are doing this food appears on your plate this you say this

is my food you eat it and then you say it's me yes every day

your only comfort is everybody around you is in the same state but just

because everybody around you is in the same state he doesn't release you from

suffering when I say suffering this is simple if you follow the laws which

govern this you can go without suffering if you do not understand the laws you

trip at every point this is not that somebody is punishing you it is just

that if you if I do not understand the law of gravity and I just try to walk

off the stage I will pay a price it doesn't matter who I am isn't it it

doesn't matter how big a yogi you think I am but if I walk off this something

will happen isn't it yes or no because this is the law if you go like this you

will fall similarly within of nature which subjectivity there are loss if you

do not understand that if you do not go by that then you will pay a price all

human suffering is just this there are only two kinds of suffering

mental suffering physical suffering yes unless you have an ailment or you've

been in a war zone how much physical physical suffering has happened to you

in the last 25 years nothing much nobody has caused anything to you if at all if

physical suffering most people suffer in digestion okay some people are suffering

unfortunately hunger some people indigestion otherwise no physical

suffering has really happened to you so largely it is mental suffering mental

suffering means your own mind is beginning to work against you that means

your mind is not taking instructions from you if your mind does not take

instructions from you medically also you qualify for madness this just a comfort

is everybody's in the same state but just imagine I want you to just imagine

this if I ask this question to anybody in the world hardly there a handful of

people how many people can say they've even spent one single 24 hour segment

that is one single day in their life without a moment of anxiety fear tension

stress nothing simply blissed out how many hardly any see if one day does not

happen the way you want it it's understandable not even one day happen

the way you want it this means something fundamentally it's off you're off the

rails isn't it if not a single day happen the way you want it something is

fundamentally off the rails one fundamental thing is just this what you

have gathered you believe is you the moment you think you are this vessel if

I just do this to the vessel it hurts

to hurt you we don't have to hurt you physically something that you identify

with if you just knock on it it hurts you isn't it yes or no so I break your

high house your heart will break because so much identification has happened the

the mental thing is this you believe yourself to be something that you are

not once you believe yourself to be something that you are not insanity has

begun in what form it finds expression how

much provocation happens in your life will decide how far you will go

so the first and foremost thing in yoga is if you sit here if you know what is

you what is not you what is accumulation and what is not accumulation if this

much awareness enters your life now you know what to do if you experience

everybody here as a part of yourself you will not have to be told how to act in

the world isn't it you know how to act in the world

you

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Mon-El Returned From The Future To Save Kara From The World Killers!? Karamel?- Supergirl Season 3 - Duration: 8:26.

I mean well my team and I want a mission and we got in some trouble my ship got

knocked into one of those those disruptions a wormhole yes we

crash-landed back on earth twelve thousand years ago so you

traveled back in time by accident which is exactly why we couldn't just go home

so we win the cryo sleep and set the ship to wake us up when we return to the

31st century the bend the torpedo hit the ship and damaged the ship and that's

when I woke up but do you think we can fix it can you help us get home we'll do

everything in our power to help but for now I'm gonna kill you

you don't scare me you're an oak God just as I'm no devil

all I am is truth

and judgment

and death and I will Wayne

she'll be okay

what is with good Youtube Warstu Here with A video on Supergirl

season 3 so I hope you all had a good Christmas period and New Year's Eve and

New Year's so I'm gonna bring a new Supergirl video to you guys because I've

made to and they are being received very well in the comments section so everyone

is excited for Supergirl returning very soon to our TVs so the last episode we

got ended with Cara lion still in a power of broken concrete

almost felt reminiscent of the death of Superman the show ends with Cara barely

hanging on to her life I do not think the show are going to kill Cara off but

they have broken her physically and beating us so bad that she's suffering

from emotional pain which is so powerful in such a strong way to end

Supergirl season they're three mid-season finale it was so powerful and

strong and the video clips I showed before are going to correlate to the

actual video so the cliffhanger was so major and it's gonna go on to the points

I'm gonna bring up now did ma now return adieu to what's coming next so what I'm

gonna say here is I think rain isn't the only world killer

so CW made it clear at Comic Con that rain is going to be the villain but I

think they're going to do what the comic books have did and there is five members

of the world killers so we've only seen rain so it will make sense for the other

four world killers to show up in Supergirl season three at some point now

just rain along nearly destroyed a super go so I think this is why the Legion of

super-heroes led by Mon L came back ironically to the point just before rain

to completely annihilate her to saver I will go on

so Karen needs doesn't need more of a challenge

she's already faced rain and rain beat so bad so you could say that the other

world killers are coming and maybe that's the reason why Monell came back

now a move like this would have to prompt Superman to come in and help

potentially but I think due to all the things going on behind the scenes at

DC with Justice League and everything else I don't think this will actually be

the case so one-ounce been away for seven years and he's now married to

Sutton girl played by him Amaya Amira from the 31st century so he went

seven years into the future in our time it's only been six months now isn't it a

bit ironic how if you remember the first clip how they were on a mission

and somehow they jumped and something went wrong and the end of up earth and

then they end up in a cryosphere and the missile woke them up just before

rain attacked and everything so far about mono and saturn go has been very

sketchy the fact that they are married and our boyfriend and girlfriend is very

sketchy and based on Amy Jackson's recent comments I think there's a lot to

Sangha or mono that we haven't seen maybe it's a foreshadowing that the

darkness is coming as a rain says and that the world

killers that may be coming because they spoke about the 31st century

then it's Clete savage it's complete war all the time so maybe they're referring

to in the 31st century seven years ahead that the world killers are at large and

they're fighting just to keep the peace now I don't know maybe that's that it's

a theory it's not my fear it's been going around ready and a couple other

sites that all the world killers have come in that mano and Sam girls aren't

really married 1l came back on purpose to do this and he was very sketchy when

he came out he had to get back to shit didn't want to connect with her and you

could tell by the ending scene where Sangha goes she'd be alright and it

looks like Supergirl is nearly dead now this ties in with the synopsis for the

allusion of the superheroes episode now that's episode 10 which returns very

soon so it says this meet the Legion shrugging to heal from injuries

inflicted by rain Supergirl is remains in a dreamlike state unable to reach MA

now unable to be reached sorry money'll recruits one of the members of

Legion members Brainiac 5 guest star so that means he won't be on

it that much to try and bring her back meanwhile rain continues her rampage on

the city Anna do teams up with Lee of superheroes to suffer so it's a bit

it's a bit ironic guys that Monell just happens to have someone on his ship

Brainiac 5 whoo I can't wait to me who can supposedly bring her back it's just

a bit odd how rain attacks one out and the Legion of super-heroes turn up and

they can help her because the dio's medical team can't help her I strongly

think that the world killers are coming and rain it's only the start now I was

so such a fanboy this season it's so cool

I don't rain to go away and no idea where the storylines going I really like

saying go it's gonna be interesting because the Carmel fans are kind of

twisted people like Carmel do like sangar they want her to stay round so

it's gonna be very interesting but the fact that it says guest star Brainiac 5

generally when they write guest star that means that they're not going to be

around for that long so it's gonna be very interesting when Supergirl does

return so guys let me know the combo box down below do you think my now return on

purpose now I know he said it was a mission that went wrong and then the

missile hit their ship and that's how they woke up early and how Sango and

then he died but see blue punched door class out I think Monell

returned for a reason they know what happened seven years into the future

they have history they can look it up cynics come in the world killers

opportunity are coming now I think that's where the storylines going and it

is a very strong and seeing as how much hate I put on the show last year I'm

totally loving this season of Supergirl so let's get lots of conversations going

down below all your theories what's gonna happen with caramel what's gonna

happen with Sango why did Legion super a turn up is rain the only world killer

are the world killers come in I really think they're acting strong Chris Wood's

acting that episode Samantha no not it's not real name calm

brave I'm going home but the girl playing rain so-called municipal ice I

just can't say anything bad about midseason flying in a can't wait for

this show to run through time anyway guys please like subscribe and comment

that would be awesome would help channel grow join Team war stew in the warheads

down below by hitting that Bell button and I will see you in another video very

soon guys I'm trying my best to kinda a good mix of DC content Marvel MCU

content and just just bring everything back go back to the roots of reviewing

all the DC shows when they come back anyway guys I will see you in another

video very soon guys catch ya later

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Life is Feudal: MMO - Vostaskus Steel Tutorial and Tricks - Master ⚒Blacksmith (1080p) 60FPS - Duration: 2:24.

Hello everyone, and welcome to my video guide on the quickest way to craft Vostaskus Steel.

Gather your mats and get your aprons on.

It's time to cook!

So the first thing you need to know about vostaskus steel is that it's the end-game

resource.

Especially for blacksmiths.

And is what's needed in the MMO to get weapons/tools/ and materials made through forging higher

than 80 QL.

It's incredibly difficult to get a surplus of and I will show you why right now.

Look at this recipe.

You need 60 steel bars, 60 silver lumps, 30 gold lumps, and 60 copper bars to cook into

Irregular Alloys.

Which is then used to cook again in a semi-complex cooking process to make 1 Vos Steel Bar.

So since it takes 5 bars to make an ingot, you need to multiply the recipe I just told

you to gather for by 5.

Which means, you'll need 300 steel bars which totals out to 60 steel

ingots, good freaking luck is all I have to say.

So first let's take these materials and put them in a bloomery.

Heat them up to 2000 degrees and keep it at that temp until the process is done.

You will then get irregular alloys.

Put those irregular alloys back into the bloomery and we'll begin the cooking process that can

be annoying if you don't know what you're doing.

You'll want to have at least 100 charcoal for this process but make sure you keep a

decent chunk of it in your inventory.

About 10 pieces is all you'll need.

First, heat the bloomery up to 2000 degrees.

After the first tick on the irregular alloys you'll probably spend the

next 20 minutes wondering why it hasn't ticked at all again.

This is because you need to cool the bloomery down to get the next tick.

The trick I use which is going to save you a whole heck of a lot of time is to spam place

charcoal or anything in there, and take it right back

out again.

Once it gets below 500 degrees wait about a minute and you'll see the next tick.

Then you'll want to heat it up to 2000 again and rinse and repeat.

After about 5-10 minutes of doing this you'll have yourself a vostaskus

steel bar.

And waala.

That should've taken you no more than 25-30 minutes.

And You've just completed the first step to getting an ingot.

Now it's time to go spend another 6 hours mining, cooking, and bugging those herbalists

to get you some more flux for steel.

What are you waiting for?!

I hope you've enjoyed this video and thank you so much for watching.

Good luck to you all, farewell!!

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6 Steps To Create a Successful Online Course - Duration: 6:02.

- I've got six steps that you should follow

to make sure your course is profitable

and you don't rip your hair out while doing it.

Hey guys, my name is Trena, and welcome

to another episode of Just the Tips.

Here on my channel, I help lady business owners

navigate this crazy online world

so they can have more time doing the things they love

and obviously one of those huge parts

to have more time to do the things you love

is to get some passive income,

and having a course to sell is one way to do it.

So let's jump into the six steps

to launch a course successfully.

Now, the six steps I am going to show you

doesn't mean you have to follow these exactly.

What I have learned through my two launches

in 2017 and three launches in 2016

is you can take in all the information

about launching a course,

take courses about launching a course,

but you have to take all of that information

and then mold it for you in your business

so take it in, compute it, and then spit it out

as to what works for you and your business.

The first thing you wanna think about

is what are you good at.

So what do people come to you for help with?

What do people on Facebook groups ask that you can answer?

What is your passion?

You're really gonna need to be passionate

about this specific topic, because

you're gonna be spending a lot of time doing it

and people are gonna see through your teaching

if you love it or not, so pick

something that you're really good at

and you really love spending your time on.

The second thing is to think small.

Start to think what can I sell for $50.

What can I sell for maybe $97.

If you're just starting your online business

and you're just starting selling these types of products

and you don't have a big email list, start small.

This is gonna be a great stepping stone

for when it comes time for you to sell a bigger product.

You can start filtering these

smaller products into your funnel,

but this is a huge mistake I learned from.

I came right out the bat with a high priced product

and people weren't really able to test my products

at a smaller price point first,

so think an ebook or a workbook

or maybe even some templates you can sell

to get started bringing in money while you work

on an even bigger course while building your authority.

Three: break up the content in manageable chunks.

So if you look at my course Youtube Bootcamp,

none of my video trainings in this course

are longer than ten minutes.

People don't have time to sit down and watch videos

so if you can make your course manageable,

into small segments, people are gonna be

more likely to complete that training

because trust me, I see a video that's like 20 minutes long,

I'm like (groans) this is gonna take forever.

So how can you break that up

into manageable, consumable content?

Step four: think about these complimentary pieces.

So if you are doing an ebook,

can you have a workbook alongside of it?

Or a checklist, so as they go through the ebook

to learn more about your topic,

they're checking something off

to know they're getting through

and they can see their process.

With my YouTuber Bootcamp course, I have a workbook,

so they can fill in the blanks,

they can write their ideas out.

People like to print something off

and to write on it, so that really

brings more value to your course or your product

if you have something printable

or something complementary that people can

scribble on and actually see their progress on paper.

Step number five is to get Post Its.

You see my Post Its back here.

I use it for content planning, but I also

use it for planning my course.

I like to dub down all of my ideas on Post Its

so when I was planning Youtube Bootcamp,

I thought okay, how to set up your channel,

now what's all under setting up your channel?

So setting up your channel was one Post It.

Then it was channel banner, about me page,

channel home page, customizing it,

and as I wrote down all of these ideas,

I could start picking the Post Its

and put them under the module

that I wanted them to go under

so using these Post Its just really help you

to organize your thoughts, get them all down,

and then have specific spots

for them to go to in your course.

Step number six is to get organized electronically

so once you have all of your Post Its written out

and you have a map or a blueprint of your course or product,

put it into something like Trello.

I love having Trello because I can set deadlines.

I know this is my launch date, I have that deadline there

so I know what I need to get done.

You can also use Trello if you have team members

so they can keep track of their progress.

You can see what they're working on.

But having Trello and having

an electronic organization system

just helps you get more done.

You can set those deadlines, you can move your cards,

you can see what you need to get done,

and even if you're at a coffee shop

and you forgot something, or you're at an airport,

you can easily pull up the Trello app

and work on things that need to get done.

And then my bonus tip for you is to plan in advance.

Get a big wall calendar like this.

Set your launch date on that calendar and work backwards.

You know this is the day you're launching.

Then you wanna go back, when does

the sales page need to be live?

When does your challenge or your

webinar sales page need to be live?

When does your course need to be completed?

When do your graphics need to be completed?

You want to get all these things done in advance

and set deadlines for them so that

when that launch day comes, you're not

scrambling with 520 things to do.

So my question of the day for you

is what's the hardest part of launching something for you

whether it's a service, a product, a course,

what's been the hardest part for you

to get to that next step in launching?

Let me know that in the comments below.

Let's start talking about it.

If you like me talking about course launching,

make sure you give this video a thumbs up

and you click that subscribe button down below

because there's more videos coming

in the next couple of weeks about launching a course.

Thank you guys so much for watching

and I will see you in the next video; bye.

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GIRLS! Japan vs. Europe ft. Mari Hikita - Duration: 12:28.

Good morning guys, it's another beautiful -

- day here inTokyo..

It is gonna be 18 degrees today..

That's, why i'm wearing shorts -

- but it doesn't feel like 18 degrees.

It feels more like 12, so it's kind of chilly -

- but uh I mean i don't care i'm just gonna run -

- to keep myself warm right now..

Right now we are on our way to a meeting -

- and after that we're going to tunoptulalarrh.

We are going to another meeting -

- at a place called UUUM.

Uh, UUUM..

It's an agency for social media people and -

- we're gonna go there, we're gonna meet a girl -

- called Miririana på youtube..

Miririana, Miririana, in the real life -

- and we're gonna, make, some vipidivideos

i've been running too much now.

I'll see you at UUUM!

By the way comment below if you know -

- where I got this outfit.

Because you know..I know yeah you know.

You know it because you've been following the vlogs.

You know it, you know it!

Okay bye..

Ouch!

Oh yeah, we made it to UUUM and -

- it's right up here, in this building, on the 37th floor!

So uuh, let's get up there!

Oh hey guys, we're at the studio and where are you?

Get in here, getting in here!

Miririana!

How's it going?

Good!

Well, I know it's going good because you're with me..

We are filming music.lys.

I'm wearing this VR thing and right now -

- we have a, big green screen.

Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah!

We need a bigger frame..

Hello everyone, welcome to the moon..

Hi..

Welcome to the moon..

We accidentally landed on the moon.

We were traveling to another planet.

Oh wauw..

Oh wauw..

Waauw!

Oh, this is my favorite place in the world..

I know it's so beautiful..

Wauw..

Wauw look at that..

I just love the land of cheese..

Ew..

It's smelly and it's so bad..

Wauw, check out the views, guys!

I'm actually a really afraid of heights so uh -

I'm not gonna stand so close to the window.

How was it?

That was so much fun!

Yeah?

Yeah!

Was it awkward to make videos with me?

Uum.. kind of..

We are still friends -

Yeah..

- on camera.. on in real, in real..

No, no, no Marina tell everyone how to find you -

- on the internet..

Lovetiara24..

Lovetiara24!

Which is not my name..

It's her dog's name..

Lovetiaras24, it's everything it's down in -

- the prescrip-dibididibidi.. description and -

- also on youtube you are called Maririna24.

Mariririna..

Okay guys, now, we are off to Shibuya -

-and that's a wrap, all quits again..

Waa! dudududududududuuu..

We're at Shibuya, Shibuya, Shibuya..

I just wanted to show you guys, this place -

- because it's really pretty and if you ever come to Tokyo -

- you should come here because a lot fun and cool stuff -

- is happening here!

Check it out!

So right now, we are actually on our way for a dinner.

We are gonna meet with a girl called Mari..

She's a youtuber and her and I are gonna make -

- some video-opidobidups..

We're gonna make a video.

We don't really know, what to do..

I have some ideas, but now Anton is taking me to..

What's the place called?

Don Quijote.

Don Quijote -

- and it's supposed to be a place with a lot of crap -

- like very cheap, stuff that you can buy -

- and that sounds fun so let's do that.

Okay, okay let's go..

Wow, wow..

The thing is, you don't realize when I'm vlogging like this -

- there's so many people that are walking!

Yeah so sorry, guys, sorry..

Okay bye, sorry, okay Don Quijote here we go!

Wooow! MEGA DON QUIJOTE!

You didn't know it, but I read Japanese..

Anton?

You like my new mask?

I'm gonna buy this, I think..

Oh my god this! check it out!

There's a lot of stuff here to dress out..

They really like christmas..

You hate it, you absolutely hate it

I really love!

It's like all the best things from China -

- in one place..

Oh hey guys..

How can you not love this?

Oh it fell off..

They have everything here..

Check out this thing guys..

It's a thing you put on your face so you don't snore!

That's smart, I need that..

No I don't..

There are so many people here..

Hey guys!

Hello!

This is Mari!

Hello world, It's Mari!

Link in the descdiblahblahblah..

How's it going?

Blooper!

Uuh I'm doing great yeah..

How are you?

We just met!

We just met, and now we're in this amazing place.

It looks like it's like street food outside..

Yeah!

We're actually on the 3th floor in a building -

Yeah we're gonna eat natto, which is like -

- fermented beans..

I'm not sure you can eat it but you can try..

I think i tried that already, but like in a different version -

- so I'm.. I'm excited!

And also like, I saw him in Seoul..

Like I saw him on the street!

This is crazy!

You walked right passed me..

And I vlogged, so I'm gonna..

Did you film me vlogging?

No I didn't! I should've!

Noo!

I know but..

Vlogception..

So now we're gonna get some food.

I feel like coming here to japan Is really exciting..

It's my second time here in Tokyo so I kind of got -

- all the culture shock the first time I was here..

Now it's like, I so many questions..

You said to me before, like didn't you see -

- all the girls looking at you?

Yeah, no, no you!

And me yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well first of all, he's really tall..

You know like Japan, there're not so many tall people..

Asian girls like I can't be loud about this but like -

- asian girls super love european people..

Guys a lot..

Listen up guys..

You can definitely model here..

No, check out this double chin..

This is not a model face..

You can't, you can't, I'm sorry..

I take it back yeah..

If I meet a cute girl from Japan -

- I feel like, people are very, maybe shy..

Very shy!

Very shy.

Very shy..

So if I ever meet a cute girl what do I do?

You know like, a lot of like american people especially -

- like they have, some pickup lines -

- be ready right? -

- but like pickup lines do not work well here..

You know what I mean?

Like girls, would be like, what you even talking about?

No, I tried that..

What did you say?

I did, I did this, did this one -

Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?

That's so cheesy that would work..

Oooouhh..

You can actually go pick up a girl, and be like, I mean -

- oh sorry, you have something in your eye -

- oh, no it's just a sparkle..

What a good intro, like a.. -

- to start a date conversation with a cute girl, or boy?

You should say like, "oh, you're my type"

Aaah, yeah yeah okay..

How do you say that?

You are my type..

It's a long sentence okay..

You can say like: you are my type..

Ah nabidi-type-binaus

You are my type..

You are my type..

Oh yeah yeah yeah!

You are my type..

Yeah, that makes sense..

And then girls be like: "no like, you're like kidding me.."

But like, what should I do -

- If I go to your country?

Ooh..

So definitely in europe, girls are wearing the pants -

- like, they're in control -

- in like in dating they're in control..

So, they'll be like nah nah nah nah..

Interesting..

Yeah Japanese girls, we kind of have to act really cute -

- and innocent..

You, don't have to do that because you are already cute!

It's just the truth, it's just the truth!

It is a pick-up line, for all Japanese girls..

Yes..

So you can, never expect, from a girl to be like -

- hey, you, want to go on a date?

And then just like, where do we wanna go kind of thing?

Yeah, sure pick a place i'll see you there at 5..

No you have to pick a place..

McDonald's?

No?

This is so difficult! -

- and talking about food, we got it, some of it!

Oou!

Guys, this is a Japanese beer called...

- I don't remember..

It's a beer, it's a beer and it's pretty good -

- so if you ever go to Japan, drink the beer!

- unless you're under 16 in my country -

- then don't drink the beer..

Drink the.. I don't know.. water, juice?

Look how stringy it is..

Okay I'm gonna take a decent bite..

Have you ever had the raw chicken before?

No, no, no, my mom says it's very dangerous..

Raw chicken, raw eggs..

That's pretty yummy!

Ouohohoh!

Okay, 3..2..1 and it's gonna be my birthday..

Happy birthday!

But isn't that so good though?

It's not good!

That is so good though!

It's really good, I really love it..

You love it?

I love it!

Wauw what a difference, what a difference..

Oh, hello guys!

So, my battery, my battery went out so now -

- we're here..

But it was the best timing though -

- like you just have a natto, and like -

- you were just reacting to it and then you're like beeeh!

But now, another day, another karaoke room..

We're having so much fun and uuh -

- yeah, we are chilling and we actually -

- did something illegal..

We brought in our own beers -

- but that's not allowed..

We're, gonna get like caught, and deported, i'm sorry..

Really?

I mean I'm not, gonna deported but like -

- you're gonna get deported, because I'm just -

They might depot, they might throw you out as well..

So now, I'm gonna sing a song for you guys.

It's a song you all well know..

It's called ablah blah blah -

- and uuuh..

- it's called, bla bla bla bla bla bla..

So guys, now i'm gonna sing to you a song..

Oh my god!

You can sing too if you want to..

I'll be dancing here..

You, gotta, go and get angry at all of my honesty.

You know I try, but I don't do too well with apologies.

Is it too late now to say sorry because I'm -

- missing more than just your body.

Is it too late now to say sorry?

Yeah, I knooow that I let you down.

Is it too late now to say I'm sorry now?

Sorry!

I'm sorry, yeah!

Sorry!

Yeah, I knooow that I let you down.

Is it too late now to say I'm sorry now?

And I think that's a wrap for this karaoke..

No it's gonna be more..

Bye!

Bye bye!

Byeee!

Byee!

Bye!

Is this the ending?

This is how you end this video?

Huh?

Is this how you end this video?

I see you..

I seeeee yoou..

That is how I know..

I can't walk in the street..

I will, because I will get killed..

Okay, bye, bye!

Subscribe!!

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We bare bears stack [FACT #3] - Duration: 2:46.

Apparently people are reconstructing today so

Please bear with me with the background noise right now

okay! so!

For this 3rd fact about me this involves hazel again

Hazel I know you're watching this so everyone if you could spare the time to greet her hello in the comments

what would be...

a waste of your precious time

but it would be great if you did!

So the 3rd fact is that

I did the we bare bears stack

it counts as a fact cuz...

do you know anyone who could pull that off?

uh...yeah. I know--

(ygxtas referrence)

I don't know what to call it

but it's where the 3 bears go on top of each other

So there were 3 of us

We called ourselves LaMoYo cuz it's a combination of a part of our names

obviously mo was in the middle because

*arrogant giggles*

Why wouldn't she be?

So it happened 2 years ago

or whenever I posted this, but add 2 more years

quick maths

I was in the 11th grade Christmas party where I actually got this silly thought of

Hey! Let's do the thing we bare bears does!

The one on the bottom was "YO"

Let's hide her name by the name...

Leila

Now Leila was placed on the bottom of the stack

cuz she was our "ice bear"

And I went on top because they said I was the "lightest"

Hazel is lighter than me. Honestly.

But that's good enough for me since I didn't have to carry anyone

So Leila went into position

Hazel jumped in

And I had to get a chair cuz I was short ;v;

and BrO

Leila could carry the two of us, and that was impressive for a girl

She's a tall girl, so it should be possible

then while we were stacked for 1 second

*badly sung pokemon bgm*

a wild photographer appears!

...

That might've been the worst impersonation of the pokemon bgm I've ever made.

Aw cutie! that's we bare bears, isn't it?

Just a second! Let me get your picture!

said the photographer

and while I was on top

I had this stupid thought of

"Oh gosh, better not look weird. She's gonna take a picture"

maybe hazel and Leila are smiling, too.

So I smiled!

even though it was difficult to put on a straight face while clinging on top

and when it was done.

We all jumped off of Leila

and had a BIG shaving cream fight

cuz me and Hazel planned to cause an uproar of one

I think?

Gosh...

anyone whose been to that mess of a Christmas party.

Tell me if I'm wrong (I'm probably not)

cuz I don't remember

We all saw the picture that night after the Christmas party

AAaaand the picture wasn't what I expected

While I was smiling from Ear-to-ear

Hazel and Leila was looking like they had a hard time.

I couldn't help but laugh because

*laughs nervously*

I looked like an a-hole (or a jerk)

Yeah, you better do your best and carrying me, you peasants

Better get my good side photographer!

and the two were all like

UgGHhh find your happy place

Take the DANG picture already!

so yah

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5 CAMERA HACKS 2018 - Duration: 1:54.

(That means "suscribe")

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LOS MEJORES TIPS DE AÑO NUEVO Cristian Zeballos - Duration: 39:27.

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¡RESUMEN GAMERGY MASTERS! - Diciembre 2017 - Duration: 4:37.

The eagerly awaited Gamergy Masters,

in which the eight players with the highest win rate of the regular SuperLiga Orange season,

led by Surgical Goblin and other world-class players,

including last year's champion Colton, arrived.

Colton was very tired after missing two flights that same day

A tiredness that took its toll against Miguelinho.

Our hope laid in the hands of Surgical Goblin

The whole team trusted him to win the title,

but London's bitter aftertaste was still present after an immaculate year.

The Dutch player's confidence was strengthened after defeating Lucas in the first round.

Surgical Goblin moved to the quarter-finals to face zTeemper,

one of the toughest rivals he could face at that moment.

Beniju awaited him in the semi-final, another of the best Spaniard players.

He defeated him 3-0 and would be playing the final against Flobby,

an unknown German player who had defeated opponents like Pompeyo

and Sergio Ramos, the current world champion.

Surgical Goblin not only fought against Flobby in this final,

but against himself to regain the confidence that makes him feel like one of the best players in the world.

An even score and a rematch due to a disconnection made of the final a thrilling show.

Surgical Goblin finally did it again, getting another title for Team Queso,

and becoming once again the rival to beat.