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[드림] 解夢 [해몽] - 제 1 화 방 안의 꿈 | V-log - Duration: 8:06.
It's a little early in my first meeting,
But shall we talk here?
where I always dream
In the room
a clear day from morning
Let's have my own coffee.
Buying water is the most convenient way.
And I like to buy and eat breakfast.
Let's feel the sun full of the room.
as much as one likes fruit
Let's postpone cleaning for a day or so.
I should watch my favorite things on the big screen.
Make sure to use my cell phone sitting on the sofa.
Let's stay home all day long without going out.
I hope so.
Let's close the door now.
I'm fine.
Actually, I'm lonely.
I have to study now.
I have to do it even if I don't want to.
I also need to edit the video.
For a long time, try hard.
It's hard
But you'll see it.
I'm fine.
Let's organize the day.
How was your September?
Late at night, when everyone was asleep,
alone in the room
I meet myself who is not sleeping.
BGM - Blue lamb - Night, Star
T he interpretation of a dream
the first episode
Dream in the room
Filming - DREAM
Editing - DREAM
Tanks to - insta_ @ y0nd1 / ohyeongju / my brother♡
October, when fall comes
Let's talk together.
that everybody does
breakup
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Lyrics On The Screen! :D ♥
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Best DIY Robot kit for beginners - Micro:Bit - Duration: 6:28.
Dear friends welcome to another robot video!
In this video, we are going to build a robot using a robot kit for the MicroBit board.
This is by far the easiest and most fun robot kit I have ever seen.Let's get started!
Hello, guys, I am Nick and welcome to educ8s.tv a channel that is all about DIY electronics
projects.
In this channel, I share everything about the projects I build to help you develop similar
projects or inspire you to start making things because it is easy, fun and creative.
Subscribe to the channel now if you do not want to miss any future video.
If you follow my channel, you know that from time to time I build some robots because they
are fun and also a great way to improve our skills.
A few days ago I discovered this robot kit for the MicroBit board on Dfrobot website.
If you are not familiar with it, the micro:bit development board is a relatively new development
board which was released in 2016.
It is developed with the intention to encourage children to get involved with programming,
electronics and making in general.
It is very fun and easy to program since it can be programmed using a nice visual programming
environment using blocks.
I have prepared a detailed review of the MicroBit board some time ago, you can watch it by clicking
here.
Now let's take a look at the robot kit and what we can build with it.
The kit is small in size and very well made.
It comes with the robot chassis, a battery holder and the wheels.
The kit offers offers two motors with metal gears which mean they are going to last for
a long time, a buzzer, two red LEDs, an Infrared receiver, 4 RGB LEDs at the bottom and two
Infrared line tracking sensors.
Also, at the top of the robot, we can attach an SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor which is
not included in the kit, or any I2C device.
The brains of the robot is going to be the MicroBit board which goes in this slot.
In addition to the features of the robot kit, the micro:bit board offers, Bluetooth, a temperature
sensor, a compass, an accelerometer, two buttons, and an LED matrix!
Amazing stuff.
We can build some amazing robot behaviors with all the sensors that are available.
The total cost of this robot is about 35$ which is very low in my opinion.
The robot kit costs around 21$ and the micro:bit board costs around 15$.
You can find links to the robot kit and the micro:bit board in the description of the
video below.
Now, let's program the robot.
The most fun and easy to way to program the board is to use the Block Editor.
All we have to do is to open a web browser and visit this website:
https://makecode.microbit.org/ The Block Editor loads up, and we are ready
to develop our first program simply by dragging and dropping commands!
There are commands for everything the MicroBit board offers.
The commands click together like Lego bricks!
In order to use the advanced features, the robot kit offers we have to import an add-on
to the software.
We go to Settings -> Add Package and we enter this URL https://github.com/jhlucky/maqueen
here.
We press the search icon and next, we import the add-on.
That's it, now we have blocks available to control the robot!
We can read the distance from the distance sensor, we can control the motors, we can
receive messages from an Infrared remote control, we can read the line following sensors, we
can turn on or off the LEDs and much more.
As a quick demonstration, I developed a simple autonomous robot program.
It took me less than 5 minutes.
Now all I have to do is to attach the distance sensor to the robot like this, download a
small program to automatically load the program to the Microbit board, connect the microbit
board to my computer with a USB cable and then press the "Download" button.
After a few seconds, our robot is alive and it can navigate around the house and avoid
any obstacles it finds!
How cool is that!
We built a robot in 5 minutes!
The behavior of the robot is very simple.
We measure the distance that the distance sensor reads all the time.
If the distance is less than 10cms we stop the robot, turn on the red LEDs, move backward,
and then turn in a random direction and turn off the LEDs.
You can find a link to the program I developed below.
The program I wrote does not use all the features of the robot.
The developer of the robot kit offers more examples.
Let's load a line following example!
As you can see, our small robot can easily follow a black line my little nephew drew
on a piece of paper.
This is a very impressive example of what this small robot can achieve and the kids
love it.
There is even an example which allows us to control the robot wirelessly using an IR remote
controller.
I had a remote controller lying around from an old MP3 player and it works!
I can control the robot using some of the buttons on it.
Of course, since this is an IR remote control we have to point the controller directly at
the receiver in order to work, but still this is very impressive.
We can achieve all this, using block commands on a web interface!
If you use your imagination and the sensor and the features the MicroBit board offers,
you can develop impressive robot behaviors.
I would love to see what you are going to build with it.
To sum up, I think, this is the best robot to buy if you are a beginner.
It is inexpensive, and it is very easy and fun to program.
If you are a beginner in robotics, or a beginner in programming in general, this is the best
way to start your journey in programming.
You are going to learn a lot of things easily and then you can move on to Arduino or Raspberry
Pi to build even better projects.
I would love to know your opinion about this robot kit.
Please, post your comments in the description below.
Also, do you know any other robot kits that are easy and fun as this one?
I would love to try it.
Thanks!
If this is your first time here, I would love to have you subscribed.
In this channel, I post videos about DIY projects twice a month.
I love making things, and I believe that anyone can make things, anyone can become a maker.
That's why I created this channel, to share my knowledge with the community and learn
from the community.
I hope you will join us.
I will see you in the next video!
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मस्जिद सील करने पर खून बहाने की धमकी देने वालों मेरी बात कान खोलकर सुन लो : उपदेश राणा | Updesh Rana - Duration: 16:24.
Those who threaten to bleed the mosque sealed by the Gurgaon administration, listen to me : Updesh Rana
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My Pantry Tour / How I organize inside my pantry (Japan house) - Duration: 19:08.
Hello It's Nao
Today I wanna show you guys
inside my pantry
actually
when I posted my new house tour video
I didn't show you guys my pantry
so some subscriber askedb me
show my pantry
but after I moved this hose
I couldn't tidy up inside my pantry for 9 month!
finally I tidy up my pantry
so I wanna show you guys inside my pantry
my pantry is right next to the kitchen
it principal use for keep foods
other than that I'm keeping daily necessities
and here is also my desk too.
anyway let's come in
first of all you can see
It's my desk
house builder made this desk
and I use IKEA chair
there's my laptop
I usually make videos and somothing here
and I put some handouts on wall side on desk,
that I must not forget thhings
look at under the desk
there're my printer and some electronics and stationerys
this low shelf is called "color box" in Japan
I laid flat this shelf
1 of shelf on the next desk
and other 1 of shelf on the next 1st shelf
these shelves by IKEA and I made them
actually these are book shelves
so these are little bit thin
If I asked fixed shelves it could be
but I couldn't decide how shelves put on here
and here
there's a iron shelf
my mother used to use
and next to the iron shelf
this is a plastic shelf
so I'm going to explain how I use these shelves
I put some light things on top of shelf
with this box like this
I got by dollar store
stock of dish sponge
and rubber bands,duct tapes
also this another box has somethings when I use around my kitchen
and plastic cups
I don't lock my shelves
so I put heavy things on bottom of the shelf
because of Japan is an earthquake country
actually I should lock my shelves on the wall
I wanna do later
next stage , look at this big pot
I can't use IH heater
so I use outdoor cooking
and I use to soak turkey
in liquid
next to the pot, these are popcorn buckets that use in Disney resort
under this place
this is my favorite cleaner
to glass table and TV and mirror
also use for counter top
it can be very clean without wiping marks
this is Dover Pasteuriser77
you can get amazon
I can't live without this cleaner!
it also safe if you eat
and there're hand soaps and some air fresheners
under there I keep battery and light bulbs
and towels too
bottom of shelf,
I put some instructions of all electronic products in my house
dish washer and oven...
I still can't understand how to use them
and this big brown bag
this is rice from farm that my sister's parents-in-law
that box is my husband's alcohol.
actually I don't want to keep cardboard
that why
I heard cockroach lay eggs inside cardboards
eww
so as much as possible
I don't keep cardboards
so let's move to this shelf
I put foods on this shelf
this is my paper napkin collections
I like to use paper napkins
when I feed snacks to my kids, and BBQ
I often use paper napkins
so I chose paper napkins depends on seasons
and season napkins don't keep here
I put this halloween paper napkins on my counter top at kitchen
I also keep straws and disposable chopsticks
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Every Time AnY Speaks German in TF2 Analysis (with English Subtitles) - Duration: 0:35.
Everything Roger.
Ode to Malicious Joy.
Oh god, I don't want to die!
I'm too young and too handsome for that!
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Faber Krönung, Deinhard Lila,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Grappa, Calvados, Tequila,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Asbach Uralt, Spätburgunder,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Vermouth and Pernot.
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Williams-Birne, Dujardin,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Hennessy, Remy Matin,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Fernet Branca, Underberg,
[singing Otto Waalkes' We Didn't Start The Fire parody] Portwein and Bordeaux.
Yes!
[singing Ode an die Freude (Ode to Joy)] Joy, beautiful sparkle of God,
[singing Ode an die Freude (Ode to Joy)] Daughter of Elysium--
A sight for which I'd like to have both eyes available.
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Making Money Starts With The Right Business Entity - Part 3 - Duration: 13:04.
What is the right entity for managing all your real estate? My name is Kris
Krohn and this is our partnership series. And in this video, I'm going to be
talking about what are the different entity structures out there. And which
one should you be using for real estate? And how does it all work?
Okay. So, check it out there are s corps and sole proprietorships and a number of
different type of entity structures inside the United States. And we're going
to be focusing on what's called an LLC. Or a Limited Liability Corporation. Now,
an LLC is absolutely every lawyer on the planet would agree that this is the
preferred mechanism for real estate. You don't have to worry about double
taxation with some S corps, it is really designed to help you operate a business
like real estate but also create a layer of protection. You see, if you don't use
any type of corporate entity but you own real estate and you don't own that real
estate inside of a corporation, what you do is, if you were to ever have a lawsuit
or something bad were to ever happen, then basically, there's no separation
between your real estate and your personal life. And what you want is a big
fat corporate veil that says, "This is my real estate business and this is my
personal life." And if you have a problem a corporation or my real estate, that has
nothing to do with my personal life." And I can tell you after all the deals I've
done, I've never had anything pierce the corporate veil.
Basically, this LLC has kept me pretty safe. I've also had very, very, very few
legal issues whatsoever. Things that insurance itself couldn't handle. It's a
pretty cut-and-dry almost boring business that we've created.
Sometimes I upset people because we're making these exciting gains and
we're making all this money and our partnerships but I call it boring
because we figured out all the variables. And we figured out what's fixed, what's
variable and we basically turned it into a science. And it's really just a pile of
ones and zeros doing the right things. It doesn't mean that we're guaranteed to
win all the time but it means that over the long haul, we're doing better than
most other financial institutions and opportunities that lie out there. So, and
LLC as the is the business entity of choice that we're going to be using for
managing our partnership or when you're putting another partnership together. Now,
there are four specific things that I want to talk about today in relation to
how you have this done correctly. First of all, when you when you file for an LLC
in your local County, you have to file articles. These are the Articles of
Incorporation. There is basically a one two page document. It's got the city's
official stamp on it. It's got your signatures or at least the managing
member and basically says, "We've paid our filing fee." And guess what? "We're
officially in business." But there's something that needs to happen before
that. That's the operating agreement. This is
an internal document. The operating agreement is the agreement of operations.
This is a... For me, it's generally a 20-page document. And it basically says,
"Who are you and Who am I? What are the roles that were playing?" In this
operating agreement, it's going to say, "Kris and his team, Kris is the managing
member. So, he and his team are responsible for all the day-to-day
activity." The funding partners, the person that generally brings money and says, "I
want to get in on these juicy deals. And the funding member brings the money or
maybe the credit. Usually both. But we can borrow someone else's credit if your
credit doesn't work. And the funding member absolutely gets to be as
day-to-day as they want. They get to ask whatever questions they want. But
generally, they generally prefer a little bit more of a more hands-off rule. And in
being more hands-off, it means that you can do it you're going to do, my team's
going to do what they're going to do and we create this 50/50 arrangement. 50/50
means that if the funding member or you put money into the business, then when
it's time to have a liquidation event or sell property and we're not going to
reinvest it, then the first money that comes out goes to you for putting money
in. I want you understand though something. I'm putting money in this too.
I'm not putting the first money in. I'm rolling my profits in. So, for example, we
buy 3 properties. We put 30 to 50 thousand dollars down-ish on each
one of them that came out of your 401k or IRA or something like that. And what
ends up happening from that point is, we end up taking those properties, we
build them out and then when we sell them. Let's say there's a $50,000 profit
on each one of them. So, there's a $50,000 profit on one of them. 51 in, the
50 came out plus 50 more. Well, once you're paid back so to speak, your basis,
then there's another 50,000 profit. Half of that's yours, half of that's
mine, if we're 50/50. If we're really doing this long-term, we're going to say, "Hey,
here's our understanding in our agreement. We really want to reinvest and
grow this into something. So let's take the original $50,000 downpayment and
roll it and do another property. And let's take your 25,000 of
profits my 25,000 of profits and put them into another
property." Maybe the hundred grand will buy three properties. The point is we
want... We want to create the ongoing compounding effect. Because here's the
dream: You're putting little time and effort, energy in. And my team's putting all
the time and effort energy in and overtime this thing has cascaded into a
lot of profits, a lot of cash flow and what we would call a legacy. It's not a
lot in the beginning and it turns into as much as you want it to be in the end.
Because it's a function of time. And so with this vision, we keep rolling it
forward to create more and more time freedom. Now, you don't have to have your
job anymore. Now there's a lot more freedom. Later in the series, I'll tell
you what you can do to accelerate and go even faster. But the bottom line is the
operating agreement more or less just says, "You're bringing the money, I'm
bringing the management. I'll bring the deals and do all the work. And once
you've been paid back on any liquidation event, we're going to split the profits
50/50." I'm going to be reinvesting my profits every single time you are and
what that does is that just means we can pick up huge steam and huge momentum. I
like to have the operating agreement done first before we actually file for
the actual Articles of Incorporation. It's not ready to do anything else and
we're certainly not going to move forward on property until we have our
understanding with each other. Now, I've paid a lot of money over the years to my
legal team. I can tell you that my operating agreement is if anything
perfect or just shy of perfect. It's what I've been using for partnerships now for
such a long time. So, our first week in the business together that gets sent to
you. You review it and you let us know what questions you have or what you
don't understand. Because it defines the roles and how things are more or less
going to work. Once we have the operating agreement done and signed on both
parties, then we're going to go and file the Article of Incorporation.
Now, this operation agreement, this is internal. We don't ever have to post this
anywhere. This is just for you and I'd assignments saying, "We understand how
we're going to do things together." The Articles of Incorporation or
organization depending on what your state calls them. When we get these filed,
we're officially in business. We can then go and file for a tax ID number. This is
a social security number if you will for the business. And the tax ID number is
what we need to open up a bank account. Now, this all happens relatively fast.
Once we have this in place, we get the articles filed, we get our tax ID number.
The you know, this partnership works really well inside the united states. So,
the government issues us our tax ID number. And with the articles in our tax
ID number, we can go to a bank or my.. I do all of my banking. We can both get on it.
And what will end up happening is my bank account will issue us an account
for this LLC (Instead of a person's name.) for this tax ID number. And what are we
doing with the business bank account? Well, first of all my partners always get
access to that. So, that they can always see what's up. Make sure that everything
is being done correctly. I've got a huge reputation in 15 years of this. And we're
doing so much. We do this... I mean, to the penny everything is accurately tracked.
The bank account is really just going to be managed by my internal accounting
team. Because they're the ones that once the home gets purchased, they're going to be
the ones setting up the home on direct deposit so that the home gets paid every
month on time and no one's credits being messed with. If there's repairs, it means
that they're going to be covering the repairs. The bank account is also where
we're going to be housing what we call the "Sleep Well at Night" account. The Swan
account. Now, this is important for you to know. On the first property we do,
whether we need 30 or 50 thousand dollars is a down payment for
the first one, we're going to take an extra $10,000 and we're going to
park it in the bank account. 10,000 is more than enough to cover this while
we're waiting for it to get rented out. And then once it is, every month the
property manager will direct deposit the money into the bank account, will direct
deposit the money out towards paying the mortgage. And everything is going to work
and overtime this accounts going to build up. When there's a repair it will
drop and then it will build up higher and higher. And that's what its going to do
with time. If we buy a second property, I want to add another $5,000
into that Sleep Well at Night account. So two properties. We're going to
probably 15 grand parked in there. Three properties, we're going to throw in another
five grand, we're going to have 20 grand. I'm going to tell you right now. Three
properties in 20 grand, it's more than enough. I'm doing that mostly for you.
Because my partner is, they're a little nervous in the beginning. "What if there's
a cash call? What if the property has unexpected repairs?" We've taken care of
it. And the accounts are full and they're healthy and they can manage themselves.
Then when the accounts start piling up a lot more cash flow above
beyond, we'll have conversations about cutting some distributions to each other.
That's kind of the fun part. But in the beginning, I'd like to keep most of that
in the bank. Because remember, we're trying to take this money and roll it
forward and build momentum. --This snowball effect where it gets going faster and
faster down the mountain. We're getting bigger and bigger and bigger creating
more and more compounding interest and benefit growth. So, can we take
distributions throughout the way? Sure. But we'll have a conversation in
philosophy on what's needed. It's very important in setting up this business
that you don't put yourself at personal financial risk and that you invest your
money that you intend to keep in real estate. For example, bad partner move. "Hey,
I had this thing happened in my life and I financially wasn't prepared for it. Now,
I need to sell a property so that I can get some money out and pay for that
thing." I'm not saying that couldn't happen. Meaning, I'm going to be a good
partner and work with you. But I'm saying, "Hey, please try to organize your
financial life." Just like I am that will never personally be a burden on the
business. Why? Because we don't want to mess up the momentum. We don't want to
mess up the business. We want one home to become two homes to become five homes
become ten homes become 20 homes become 100 homes. That's how I got hundreds and
hundreds of homes. And I want to show you how to do the same thing. So, we set money
aside that we can park in the real estate as patient money. And then we want
to let it grow. If you're ever borrowing money from a home equity line of credit
and it produces a liability like, you might have a hundred thousand dollar
line of credit. And we use it to buy two or three homes. But now there's a maybe a
$700 month payment. We will make sure always that the cash flow from the
portfolio pays for that as an expense as a loan to the company because I don't
want your financial month-to-month to actually be worse off for doing this if
anything we want it what? We want it better off. So, friends, that's everything
you need to know about entities. And just to give you the quick review if we're
going to partner together or if you're looking at partnering with someone else,
understand, LLC is what you're going to use to hold your properties in, the
operating agreement is what you should go through first. By the way, if you don't
have money and you're watching this series because you like I want to find
partners. You need the partner profits course. Go to kriskrohn.com and request
information. And my team will talk to you about it. Spell my name the right way,
it'll help you get to the right website. But basically, I want you to understand
that partner profits will teach you... It'll actually give you access to all of
my LLC's and all of my operating agreements. You don't have to pay 500
1000 or 2000 dollars to lawyers to put that together. You can
already access that. It's a bonus inside that course. Get the operating agreement.
Once both parties are good, you file for your articles and your tax ID number and
you go set up your bank account. All of that's happening so that we can actually
go out and get a property on the contract and let this partnership do
what it is supposed to do. Hey, thank you for watching this video in this series
all about partnering from A to Z. If you're watching this and thinking, "You
know, maybe I would be open to partnering with Kris." Understand it's an interview
process. And guess what? I got more than enough properties. That's the only reason
why I've opened my doors to carefully handpick and select with my team's help
the right people that I want to partner a long term with. So, if you're enjoying
this series, you've got some money parked on the side and you're thinking, "You know
what? I've got Six figures sitting around in 401K, IRA, annuity." Etc. I want you to
click the link in the description. Get in touch with my team. It's a specialty team
that will specifically talk just about the partnering and see if we have a fit
and working together. If you don't have Six figures lying around but you still
have some money or maybe no money like, "Kris this is amazing. I want to partner
with people. How do I do that?" You got to go to kriskrohn.com. Get your hands on
the partner profits course. You can talk to a member of my team. We'll give you
the LLC's, the operating agreements, the business plan that you can park in front
of people and start making deals happen. Join us on the next video. We're going to
talk about how many homes you can actually qualify for. If we're going to
partner, you got to know how much can you do with banks before you need to go for
outside help.
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How To Catch Crawdads - Duration: 5:31.
Okay, Sammy's going to catch a big one. Nice. Okay, the snake is swimming. My wife and
kids and my grandma or my mom grandma is out here catching crawdads. So, would you
like to learn how to catch a crawdad? I've already caught three this morning
and I'm going to demonstrate how we catch them. I don't eat meat but my family does.
And they're sure fun to catch. and you just cook them like lobster. They turn
red like Lobster and I guess that... Well, I've had them in the past. Did they taste
like Lobster, it tastes like crab. To me that all tastes the same.
Alright, maybe we should let the fish go since the crawdads seem to have killed
that guy. And we're going to let the fish go. That's good.
It's an end of the string. We tie a nut and some raw bacon. That's it. And you
lower it down on the water and they come and they grab it with their pincers. That
pinchers or pincers? You saying that as a guess? Yes. Alright. So, you lower it down
into the water and what do they do? You have to see it, I guess. They grab on
to it.That one guy let go. Oops, I'm moving my camera. So, once they
get a good hold onto it, just pull them up right out of the water.
Okay, it doesn't want to let go. There we go. So, that's how you catch them. You just
lower the down in the... Lure this right down in the water and you catch them. So,
we've cut we've got 6 now.
So now, you know exactly how to catch a crawdad. You are a professional. I'm just
going to come close up this garage. This place is so much fun. We actually
decided to extend our stay about two more days. So, instead of leaving tomorrow,
we're going to leave two days after that.
Okay, so we're pulling out the last batch of five.
Yeah. So, what I what I really like about it is that it sticks. You don't have to
have a big huge campfire with logs. To be able to boil water. Well, this is really
rolling. But you can have... Yeah you can just use twigs and sticks and cook with
it. So, that's pretty awesome. So, what's your opinion of this little
camp stove? It's awesome. It's pretty neat. What's
your favorite part about it? It gives heat and... So, I feel like wrapping up this video. First, thanks
for watching the video to the end here. And I know I'm mixing up the style of my
videos. I just want to vlog a lot more. I want to include a lot more adventures.
And instead of creating the separate channel that I was thinking about doing
called Let's Try It. So having Nate wood gravy the how to's
and Let's Try It be the adventure style stuff. I just decided you know, I'm going to
do one channel and I'm just going to put the type of videos that I want to create
there. So, I'm still creating the how-to YouTube. You know, how to succeed on
YouTube. How to entrepreneur type videos. But obviously, I love adventure, I love
exploring. I love this place. And so, I'm going to put them all in one channel. Call
it "Nate Woodbury." And if you've watched this part, you must have enjoyed it. So,
thanks a lot.
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