Hi there.
I am John Bond from Riverwinds Consulting and this is Publishing Defined.
Today I am going to go discuss the broadest of topics: what is a peer-reviewed or a scholarly
journal.
A journal is a scholarly periodical that is different than a magazine.
A journal is geared toward academic pursuits and is meant to inform and educate.
The publication is usually peer reviewed which means experts in the specific field review
the content prior to publication to determine if it is worthy of publication, meaning it
adds to the particular field of study.
The peer review is usually blind which means the article authors and the reviewers are
reviewing the content and are not told who the author or reviewer is.
Journals may be subscription based, or they may be sent to all the members of a particular
association society as part of their dues or they may be open access, meaning they are
free to be read by anyone at any time.
A journal may be in paper and in digital form or, increasingly, in just digital form.
Journals are likely to be less reliant on advertising income versus magazines, supposedly
making them less influenced by advertisers.
A journal is composed of articles which are authored by experts and outsiders from the
journal, as opposed to staff written articles in magazines.
There are many different types of articles some of which include review articles, research
articles, articles from supplements, letters, case reports, survey article, position papers,
columns or departments, and many more.
The journal normally has an Information or Guidelines for Authors which details what
type of articles that journal is interested in, what format submissions need to be in,
and how to submit an article; among other things.
Articles usually include the authors credentials and contact information to establish the authors
credibility to discuss the topic.
Articles can be lengthy.
Journals are very interested in being included in such places as Google Scholar and in abstracting
and indexing services as Pub Med and many, many others.
Journals also are interested in metrics such as article downloads, citations in other articles,
Altmetrics, and others that help determine which articles are having significant impact.
Journals can be found in many academic disciplines such as STM, or science/technical/medicine,
law, engineering, social sciences, and the humanities, as well as other areas of scholarly
communications.
Well that's it.
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Accounting for Beginners #28 / Assets / What is an Asset ? / Accounting Basics / Balance Sheet - Duration: 7:32.
what I put up put up CPA strength strongest CPA in Florida back again this is
the classic series man you know what it is a FB account for beginners number 28
veinte Y Ocho you know what it is come on let's go let's get it in assets
what are assets I know I just did a whole bunch of videos as increase assets
CPA strings you should have put these before the other ones I know but my mind
too jumbled mess and I'm not perfect and I'd rather just show out and put videos
out instead of trying to be perfect not have enough videos out let's go what is
an asset so first I know you've been studying look if this is your first one
welcome I'm going to put a Oh up here my playlist best accounting playlist on the
interwebs just saying a low bias but you know what it is I know you have your DC
aid ler I know you already have that what is d saidler
debit credit asset drug expense liability equity revenue and you know
all these are the normal balances so if you notice we have 6 1 2 3 3 debits 1 2
3 3 credits in the normal balance the positive balance I have done I think
accounting for beginners number 18 we will put a card up here was on draw
today we're doing what is an asset we're concentrating on one of the six boxes
that a transaction could be in it is asset today great assets very important
as you can see assets assets equal liabilities plus equity so I'm starting
with assets right now it's number 28 next video we're going to do liabilities
and the next one after that it's going to be what is equity
now assets equal liabilities plus equity that is the balance sheet assets equal
liabilities plus equity is the balance sheet
so that's why we're doing we're going to take these on first and then we're going
to have the balance sheet which is also see look this DCA learn and you know
this always you always owe is equals so there's the balance sheet in dc-8 ler
but and also assets equal liabilities plus equity it's also called the basic
account equation now if you're taking this in school you're going to see
what's the basic an equation what's the basic an equation and to be honest I
don't even know why that matters really after school because like assets equal
liabilities and equity it is the base account equation but I don't tell like
my clients or around on QuickBooks going to is the basic account equation I say
oh it's the balance sheet then the balance sheet is in my opinion the most
important financial statement I need a balance sheet and I need an
income state and rated every year to do a tax returns so what's it all about
anyways right making money and paying them taxes so and balance sheet is on
the top because that is reused every single year updated every single year
every single year the income statement is just for that period of time just for
that one year and whatever happens on that goes over to the balance sheet but
some balance sheet is super important super important in accounting it's the
basic kind of equation is assets equal liabilities plus equity so all three of
these are super super super important but let's think about this now if I once
if they equal it's a balance so it balances a balance sheet right one half
of its the assets so and on the other half there's two things liabilities and
equity liabilities and equity so this must be pretty important it seems to be
the basis of everything assets okay the definition of the book says assets
what is an asset so resources owned by a business
thanks a lot all right so resources owned business I would say almost
instead of you know resources owned by a business Oh should I'm blinking I'm
almost out of battery I want to finish up so those resources owned by a
business what did businesses do businesses want
to make money now we're just going to go through common assets that would be in
here on a journal entry common assets cash cash or checking account all right
so now we're going to go Mike now cash it's like okay
cash is like tippers like Scrooge McDuck ish or your checking account now you
have some you have some money or money a checking account can I make more money
with it because businesses want to make money that's going to help me make more
money yes it is make more money make more money make money make them shippers
get the money yes this is going to help me make money equipment
I got equipment I got a laptop I got a printer is that going to help me make
more chippers yes it's an asset it's a resources out I'm getting more chippers
accounts receivable someone owes me chippers so I can go make more chippers
with them shippers you so yes accounts receivable asset loaned and mister never
pay me back I loaned somebody he says he's gonna pay me back he ain't never
going to pay me back but if he did I would have more chippers so I can make
more chippers I got cash so I can make more cash so loan to somebody who ain't
never going to paying back the no never fucking paid no never pays you back
that's an asset inventory I got products man I got products I got
widgets out - I got widgets out the door so I'm going to sell these widgets to
get more money so I can go make more money so that's an asset it's a resource
yeah inventory yeah land building I got a building I own a building on
some land and with this building I got all my stuff going on I'm gonna make
more money I'm gonna get more money so I can go spend it make
money yeah buddy thank you so much for watching if you liked it hit a light
because it helps me more than you would know to have the video reach a wider
audience leave a comment for future questions
anyways I can't believe it I am at right now almost 18,000 subscribers which is
crazy I think this is the first time I might have talked about subscribers on
my on my YouTube page it's growing rapidly I could have never imagined how
many people that I would be helping throughout the whole world and I think
when I get when I get to 20,000 I might do a but thank you or I just just talk
about 20,000
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What happens if a spinning basketball falls from 400 feet? - Duration: 1:19.
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What Will It Take For You To Shoot Par For 9 Holes - Duration: 4:24.
Hello.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And today I'm going to talk to you about how you can shoot par.
I know that seems like it is a long way off.
But I'm going to show you a good way that you can practice and will get you shooting
par in no time.
No matter what your standard.
Stay tuned.
[MUSIC]
So if this is your first time to this channel.
Welcome.
This channel is all about helping you play better golf.
And today I'm going to show you a way that you can actually shoot par.
So that might seem strange.
You might think I am not very good at this.
I'm only new.
I don't play well.
You can still shoot Par.
So what is it that's stopping you from shooting par right now?
And you might say ability and all sorts of things.
But really the only thing that is stopping you from shooting par is length.
What if I said to you.
We are going to play 9 holes.
And we are going to play 9, 30 meter holes.
Every hole is 30 meters in length.
Is that going to put the odds more in your favour of shooting par?
And a lot of people are very quick to say oh.
30 meters, that's not very far.
I could easily shoot par if I played 9 par 3 holes that were 30 meters.
Well I have got a challenge for you.
Go out and do it.
And a good way of doing it might be to go out and play 9 holes in your home course.
Hit your driver from the tee.
Once you have hit your driver from the tee.
Walk go find it.
Pick it up.
Put it in your pocket.
Walk and keep walking until you get to 30 meters from the green.
Put your ball down and your score counts from there.
Okay.
So you have got 30 meters to the flag.
Hit your shot and try and 2 putt.
On the next hole do the same.
If it is a Par 3.
Walk 'til you're 30 meters from the green.
Hit your shot from there.
Can you make par?
And you do that all the way round.
If you want to keep working on your driving.
You can certainly drive off the par 4's and 5's.
But once you have hit your driver.
Pick the ball up.
Walk up and once you are 30 meters from the green and try it from different locations.
Try it from the rough.
Try it from the middle of the fairway.
Try it from the left of the fairway.
Try it from the right of the fairway.
But we are trying to play 9 par 3 holes of 30 meters in length.
It would really be a surprise if you did shoot par the first time.
And you may find that you get on the green or pretty close to the green every single
time.
But what's actually stopping you from shooting par in these circumstances is going to be
your putting.
You will get the ball on the green and then you will leave your first putt too far from
the hole.
which puts you under pressure and you will probably miss the putt.
So the thing about this is you really have to work on that distance control with putting.
It's something I keep banging on about.
But it's just so vital.
No matter what your handicap.
If you can improve your distance control.
In other words have a very short putt for your second putt.
Your score is going to drop substantially.
So this is a great thing.
You can do it all over summer.
If you have got kids or you want to go and play with some kids or some grand kids you
can go and play with them.
Get them playing 30 meter holes.
Now my goal is.
Once you can shoot par or better from 30 meters.
Go back 10 meters and try it from 40.
And keep progressing back as you do it.
It's actually a very fun way of practising.
It gets you used to shooting birdies.
So treat it as a par birdie, that sort of things.
Do it on a regular basis.
And I think you will find your short game will improve and if your short game improves.
So will your score.
In fact I can almost guarantee if you can shoot par on that 30 meter hole on that 30
meter hole course for 9 holes.
You will definitely be breaking your handicap in the near future.
SO let me know what you think.
If you do anything like this.
Have you ever tried anything like this in the past.
Is there things you do that can help improve your score?
I'd love to read them in the comments below.
Thank you for letting me help you with your golf.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And if you like my videos you can give me the thumbs up and you can subscribe by clicking
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What Is Octane? | Everyday Experts - Duration: 2:07.
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People Start Screaming When They See What Happened Seconds After Trump Landed In Cincinnati - Duration: 26:51.
People Start Screaming When They See What Happened Seconds After Trump Landed In Cincinnati
President Donald Trump dropped everything this morning to get on Air Force One en route
to the Mid West.
He landed in Cinncinatti, Ohio where a swarm of people were standing on the tarmac awaiting
his arrival.
However, seconds after he stepped off the aircraft, onlookers began to scream when they
saw what happened after he started to walk toward him.
During Trump's campaign, he famously said that he "only works for one special interest
group.
The American people."
He proved that by making middle America he spent the majority of his time campaigning,
even after he won the election to thank his faithful voters.
He returned to the heartland of the country this week to make good on a campaign promise
that he vowed to keep when something unexpected happened.
Air Force One landed at Lunken Airport where a podium was set up for him a few feet from
the steps descending from the aircraft.
He was set to speak there to a crowd of people eager to hear what he had to say about one
important item of business and the perfect guests there he brought along with him to
drive his point home.
While the crowd knew that the president was going to speak about the epic failure that
is ObamaCare and what he plans to replace it with, they started screaming and cheering
after hearing what else he had for them that day.
Of critical concern to every citizen in Ohio and around the country, is the health care
crisis.
Americans have been bullied into paying sky high premiums through ObamaCare and financially
punished if they can't afford it.
The cost is only part of the problem as the system has made it difficult to get adequate
coverage and find a provider despite the price people are forced to pay for something less
than they had before.
WCPO reports:
"At Lunken Airport, Trump spoke briefly in favor of his proposed health care reforms.
He was joined by families from Ohio and Kentucky he described as 'victims of the Obamacare
catastrophe'."
"Trump said the families represented others 'going through turmoil' because of health
care and blamed the Affordable Care Act for increasing premiums and insurers exiting the
marketplace, including Anthem's announcement they would withdraw from the Ohio exchange
at the end of the year."
"Trump praised the House of Representatives for passing a health care reform bill and
called on the Senate to do likewise, denouncing 'obstructionists' who oppose the plan.
'We're working very hard to fix this big problem', he said."
Today's visit to Cincinnati marks the first for Trump since becoming the Commander-in-Chief
and he had a lot of ground to cover with the group there to hear what he had to say.
Outside of health care, infrastructure was on his list of topics to discuss, which he
addressed to a cheering crowd excited for what the man they voted for was going to do
in return to fulfil the promises he made to them.
Trump has been critical of the country's failing infrastructure which doesn't compare
to the innovation in most other countries.
It's essentially no different than the failure of ObamaCare which is why it's not a coincidence
he's addressing his plan to fix both to the people in Ohio today.
"Standing along the Ohio River with coal barges behind him and workers in hard hats
in front of him, Trump said his administration will launch an infrastructure program that
will rebuild the nation and produce millions of jobs," Cincinnati.com reported.
"It's time to recapture our legacy as a nation of builders," President Trump said
from his tarmac podium today.
"The future is going to be beautiful and the future is going to be bright."
"He said the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is dying and can only be saved
by Republicans," the report by Cincinnati.com explained.
Trump's stop in this great state was more than well received as the droves of attendees
there didn't just hear what he had to say, but know that it's more than just words.
Trump doesn't want to be made to fool to say he's going to do something huge, that
people are counting on him to do, and then disappoint by not delivering.
He's not a man of false promises like his predecessor.
He will tirelessly until he fixes the insurmountable issues he was handed with this presidency
because he knows that the American people are counting on him
and they
are who he works for.
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How To Stop Caring What People Think - Duration: 2:10.
I never wear makeup and one of the reasons I got rid of it was because I
felt like the Steve Jobs story about how he only had you know the one shirt and
the one pair of jeans he special ordered them and it allowed him to spend
a lot more time with his family and on his business and less time making
decisions that were not really decisions that were I mean nobody cares what you
wear well the people that do or the people they don't matter so I was like
you know why do I care about wearing makeup and even just a few minutes ago
my girl Sunny Lenarduzzi freakin love that chick her and Gary Vaynerchuk are I
mean they are mentors to me like they have not yet but she was posting picture
of her on Instagram with her cute little curls and she was like all natural and I
was thinking oh my god this so adorable why do you spend the time to sit there
and flatten your hair every day and just the other day I even saw cause one of
the interns she's so sweet and oh she's probably gonna watch this so I'm not
hating those hips but I was sent her watching like how long it took her
Fetterman and I was thinking this chick is so cute I don't even know she didn't
have her makeup on until I saw her putting it on and then I was like
somebody took her like an hour so not only did she come to work and then once
she got to work she started her makeup on and then it was like an hour later
and I was like okay we could already start this and everybody so fixated on
this like beauty thing like nobody cares you get you could get in a car wreck
tomorrow and the person that you love may not look the way that they look
today or that I may not look the way that I look today you know I could get
cancer and lose all my hair like I'm serious you really think about reality
because I've been through some hard to get where I am and have this RV I've
sold everything that I own to get here and it's like you're preparing for the
worst the world has hardwired you to prepare for the worst and think of these
external things and worry about what everybody else thinks everybody else's
point of view is not your concern there's only one person that matters
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Q&A – What is this weed? - Chameleon Plant - Duration: 2:37.
- "I have a weed growing in my yard.
What is it?"
And this is from Shawn, so what is that?
- That weed is one of my mother's favorite plants, so you know, being a weed is situational,
or this plant is very invasive.
A common name for it's chameleon plant.
The scientific name's Houttuynia cordata.
Mom used to like the name, she used to call it hootenanny.
Like nanny, for a southern party.
There's a lot of variation of the leaves, some of 'em are green, some of 'em have red
margins, there are actually named cultivars, and this plant in the wrong place can be an
invasive thug, it particularly likes part sun, moist soil.
I saw it recently for sale in the garden store.
- Really, okay.
- Yeah, a lot of people grow them near water features.
- Yeah, I've seen 'em near ponds.
- They grow great near ponds.
I've got some in a wooded area of my house near the irrigation system.
But yeah, once you get it, if you don't want it, it's a challenge, you've really got to
dig it out.
- 'Cause it grows by rhizomes.
- It does, it blooms, but I don't believe seeding is necessarily a reliable way to grow
those if you want 'em.
In Tennessee, I don't think it's an invasive hazard as far as outcompeting wildlife because
it's limited in its grow requirement, but in some states, it is considered a thug.
But some, if you like mint, a lot of people grow mint in containers, the main thing is
the sides, the rhizomes will grow out, if you can stop that growth out, you'll keep
it contained.
- And that's gonna be the key, yeah, stop that growth.
- Exactly.
But really just dig, dig, dig if you're trying to get it out.
- It is pretty though, those things are heart-shaped leaves.
- I like it, it's tender.
It got killed back this year by the freeze, but it came predictably right back up.
It's an Asian introduction, it's not native, but one of the names, I did a little research,
found out, is fish-smelling herb.
And apparently, in Asian cuisine you can use it.
You can surprise your family with a fishy kind of off-tasting herb.
Actually, I went out and tried after I read it, and it's--
- Not so much right?
- I wouldn't add it to the herb garden just yet.
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"Jake, You're Evil", Mark Levin Eviscerates CNN's Jake Tapper For What He Just Did - Duration: 12:00.
"Jake, You're Evil", Mark Levin Eviscerates CNN's Jake Tapper For What He Just Did
CNN and the other mainstream news networks responded to Comey's testimony in a shockingly
partisan way.
Conservative Host Mark Levin attacked the way CNN covered the event.
"You can see how CNN has changed its coverage.
CNN is at war with Trump.
CNN is violating – CNN is destroying the First Amendment and freedom of the press.
And when Jake Tapper says, 'How dare the President call us evil?'
Jake, you're evil.
You're unconscionable.
All of you – because you know exactly what you're doing.
You don't care," said Levin.
"I think you get more truthful reporting on Russia TV, which I have never watched in
my life, than you get on CNN," said Levin.
"How do I know?
Because you don't get truthful reporting on CNN.
And you know what you're getting on Russia TV.
They call themselves 'Russia TV.'
'Oh – must be about Russia or something, Russia TV.'
CNN pretends to be something it's not – an objective news organization," he explained.
"It's not an objective news organization.
They got one clown after another, one fool after another, one Democratic appointee after
another," said Mark Levin.
Do you think he's right?
Does something have to be done about the way news is conducted
in this country?
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Q&A – What is eating holes in my green bean leaves? - Duration: 2:21.
- "Something is eating holes in my green bean leaves.
What is it?"
And this is from Sharon in downtown Memphis.
All right, Miss Sharon, bean leaf beetles.
They feed underside of the leaves, they like tender plant tissue.
- What do they look like?
- They actually look like lady beetles.
Some of 'em have stripes, some of 'em do have spots on them, but they resemble lady beetles.
Some are tan in color, some are a little orange, rusted color, but yeah, they look pretty similar.
And they eat the little holes in the leaves, of course.
The plants can survive it.
Unless you have a large population, that's gonna reduce plant vigor and your yield, but
for the most parts, when the bean plants get large enough, they're gonna develop more leaves.
So you'll be fine.
Now if you must, there's some less toxic means.
You can use neem oil, your insecticidal soap, pyrethrins.
And then if you wanna go with the contact pesticides, which some people do, carbaryl,
is something you can use, or bifenthrin.
If you wanna go that route, but I always like to stay with the less toxic routes.
- Would that be a good case for rotating your crops?
Would their larvae be in the ground underneath?
- Right, because, they'll adult overwinters in crop residue, still adult.
So we always tell people to practice good sanitation, because if you don't, you're gonna
have neighbors.
- By cleaning up, you're helping inhibit their life cycle.
- Yes.
- When do the eggs hatch?
- They actually come out, April, late April, early to May, is pretty much when they come out.
Now the larvae actually starts feeding on the roots first.
Because of course, your bean plants, nitrogen fixers.
Legumes.
So the larvae's gonna be feeding on the roots, the stem first, and then, yeah, here comes the adult.
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Hannah's Poem • "What if my melodies are the one's nobody hears?" - Duration: 4:44.
Wow, this is scary.
Today, I am wearing lacy black underwear.
For the sole purpose of knowing I am wearing them.
And underneath that?
I am absolutely naked.
And I've got skin.
Miles, and miles of skin.
I've got skin to cover up all my thoughts like saran wrap
that you can see through what leftovers are inside from the night before.
And despite what you might think
my skin is soft
and smooth
and easily scarred.
But that doesn't matter, right?
You don't care how soft my skin is.
You just wanna hear about what my fingers do in the dark.
But what if all they do is crack open windows?
So I can see lightening through the clouds.
What if all they crave is a jungle gym to climb
for a taste of fresher air?
One, two, three.
Some girls know all the lyrics to each others songs.
They find harmonies in their laughter.
Their linked elbows, echo in tune.
What if I can't hum on key?
Wait!
Come back!
What if my melodies are the ones nobody hears?
Some people can recognise a tree
a front yard
and know they've made it home.
How many circles can I walk in before I give up looking?
How long before I'm lost for good?
It must be possible to swim in the ocean of the one you love without drowning.
It must be possible to swim, without becoming water yourself.
But I keep swallowing what I thought was air
I keep finding stones tided to my feet.
It sounds like shit.
Do you write?
You look like you write.
I do but-
not in a show anybody - ever.
You knew the shit I shared was personal.
You knew where it came from
and you knew it would get people talking.
You should publish this.
No - no way.
And then you turned around, and made my most private thoughts a public spectacle.
[Today I am wearing lacy black underwear]
[I wonder who's the skank who wrote this?]
Why would she write something like this?
It's so humiliating.
It's her writing. I can totally recognise it.
What the hell, Ryan?
So you bare your heart to one person
and everybody ends up laughing.
How could you do that to me?
I did you a favour, Hannah.
You're a beautiful poet
your work deserved to be heard.
It's my life Ryan, it's not yours!
Get your own!
I wonder who wrote it.
One dark human being, that's for sure.
I'm not sure I'd want to hang out with her.
Hannah, was crying out for help
right under their noses.
And under ours.
And we need to move.
No, I'm a-
paperback, write in the margins kind of girl.
I'm never going back.
Hey, it's so good to see you. We've missed you.
You have?
Shit happens, and people suck.
Well um-
I don't really write poetry anymore.
Maybe that's why I stopped writing?
And eventually started making tapes.
I started with Justin
Hannah, right?
Right.
and then Jessica.
Who each broke my heart.
Fuck you!
Alex
Tyler
Courtney
Marcus.
Who each helped to destroy my reputation.
What the fuck, Courtney?
Yeah, everyone already thinks she's a slut
so why not just pile on?
On through Zach, and Ryan
who broke my spirit.
Why me, Zach?
Why me?
Through tape number twelve.
Bryce Walker.
We're just having fun.
Who broke my soul.
But a funny thing happened as I finished number twelve
I felt something
shift.
I had poured it all out.
And for a minute
just a minute
I felt like maybe I could beat this.
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HOW TO MARRY A CHINESE WOMAN WHAT DOES CHINESE WOMAN WANT CHINA´S UNMARRIED LEFTOVER MILLIONAIRES - Duration: 11:51.
A morning in China, coming out of my house in the cold.
All these women are on their way to work.
Shenzhen is filled with working ladies
they all came out of my building.
I'm on my way to Tai-Chi.
The construction is still going, so noisy it's annoying.
But anyway, nothing I can do.
A lot of women in Shenzhen
Wow, a lot of women actually.
Hey isn't it funny, they all came here to grab a cab and so did I.
All of them are alone, they all live alone in their apartments.
Well, I'm not that positive they live alone but
that building where I live is mostly for single people not married ones.
I love these types of taxis, just look at it.
Look, another girl waiting for a cab.
Guess what you guys
this is quite sad, they're talking about
how many women come to the park alone everyday looking for a boyfriend
she says she has a house, car, money and she is all independent but can't seem to find a boyfriend
she says she is 44 years old
Mar you need to escape from Shenzhen.
Shenzhen is an amazing place to develop profesionally but that's it!
What do you guys think?
That this lady has
several women neighbors that come to this park
they put their adds and look for men, but they don't find any at 44.
While in Shenzhen
there are many many beautiful, young, smart women
Very beautiful.
Incredible.
In China they call them Sheng nv
Guys, we're talking and this is super interesting
They say that there are certain types of women who
have like 38 years old who have a house in China
they have a job and a car
and that they're looking for someone because they're left out.
They say they want a man who is taller than them
like I think we all do
and
well in better shape than they are.
But
she says, really funny, that
ok the man must have a house also so they can't like use both houses
but they think it's unfair if they have a house and he doesn't.
And then the other woman said:
Well I have some friends in which she had a house and he didn't
but still they live together, he went over to her house.
But many women don't accept that.
It's like
I have more than you so why should I invite you over to my house
you should have a house also.
They say "Well you can't use both houses that's ridiculous".
It's funny but this is the problem that women live nowadays in China.
I think I can also relate
to this
I'm not going to call it problem per se
in this
social situation that exists
in which
here in Shenzhen many women came migrating from many provinces looking for a job
specially because it's so close to Hong Kong so that makes it easier to find a man with money.
Like me
Just kidding! I came here for the job.
But still I can look here and there.
It's funny
but the
conditions that women have here
are
the woman is saying "As long as he has a house it's ok."
I love it.
And we the young ones are like "Do you know how much a house is?
There are not cheap houses anymore nowadays." Having a house is extremely well.
Houses here are like
I live in an appartment
one bedroom only, its 40 mt. square
and it's selling for like $440,288 dollars.
I mean just imagine
like the lady says
"As long as he has a house it's ok" I mean a house for two people to live or to fit in a family
it's around $20 million mexican peso. It's not that simple.
And we're like "Come on lady, it's hard, we're not in your century anymore."
Most people nowadays, young generations
can't afford to buy a house
they have to get loans and then they owe a lot of money
and in China houses are very expensive, it's a big issue in here
economically speaking.
Women's conditions here are
they must have a house and have a car.
It's not that simple.
Now it turns out that if men do have it, they want him to have more.
Even though
I don't know how they can live in two houses, but oh well...
I guess they say "I'll sell mine" or something like that.
I live in a rented apartment
buying a house in China would be... wow.
Anyway, this is what women live here
and it is interesting because like I tell you, I have my friends
like my friend Kelly, I think you guys have seen her, she is so pretty
and she is 26 years old.
I've been her friend for almost 3 years and
she hasn't had a serious relationship
she has gone out with some guys but then they dump her.
Two dates and then they disappear.
Like I've said in previous videos
they take you out and then I don't know what happens but they don't invite you anymore.
That's what happens.
I have another friend also who is really pretty, great body
a really nice girl
Jessi
I think some of you already know her too.
Same thing.
I've known her for 3 years, we met in yoga class
and she hasn't had a serious relationship in all this time.
I was the one who did have a serious thing, my Chinese ex-boyfriend
we didn't last long, only like 6 months or so
and things were serious, I went home to visit his family
you know, to give one more step into the relationship
but
we broke up, many of you ask me why we broke up
I don't think he was the guy for me.
We broke up, I'm quite happy now, the breakup didn't hurt or anything.
I mean we had a great time, it's not like I was super happy to break it up.
The teacher is coming to yell at me because I'm in here filming.
He is going to say "Mar
you are not coming here to study Tai-Chi, just to gossip in your phone."
Well I'll tell you more about it later on
but my point was
just like my friends, there are many other women
and we always say we're going out to meet some guys and
yeah you know
here they mean going to a restaurant, a bar, movies
all these places
to try and get noticed.
People are really busy I mean
if you're working a lot
go from home to work, it's really hard to find someone
'cause people here don't look at each other on the streets
it's not like Mexico or another country where you walk by and they're like "Oh look at her."
Nope.
Here it's not that common to meet a person on the streets.
On your way to work or back.
And well, this is what it is.
I'm going to get together with my friends to talk more about this situation
so that they can tell you from their point of view
of Chinese women living in China
around 25 to 35 years old, I have many friends in the market who are older than 30
who are really pretty, smart, they have money and their business in the market
but don't have a boyfriend.
And that's how it is
The lady here says
that in this park she has previously put out some videos
about some advertisements
some advertisements have really strict requirements
of women who are around 38, 44 or so
who want him to have a salary of many thousands a month
to have a house, a car.
I thought people who came over to the park were more simple
and just put an advertisement looking for a man and that's it
but no, they don't settle for that.
And here we are laughing with the lady
What man, successful and rich enough is going to be here in this park looking for a woman of 40 years old
I don't mean to be rude with the age thing
but I mean come on
the moment he rides his Porsche around the streets of Shenzhen
he is easily spotted by many young and beautiful ladies.
I don't know, the lady was saying that this whole thing is kind of unrealistic
for people to come here and have such high standards
after they have that age and
I mean yeah, they have their own money but I mean come on
be a little more
realistic to the situation.
It doesn't make sense I mean, I'm this many years old
I have this much money and I want this, and nothing less. Nothing less.
Anyway.
It's something that
it's something that
it's kind of funny in a way but it's a serious matter because
there are many people who are not going to get married
or are not going to have a family and be all alone.
I live in an apartment which is kind of like a studio and
it's only for one person
and in that building many of the apartments are for one person only
I mean, next to me, thousands of women
not thousands, maybe hundreds
of women who are single, they go to work, earn money
they travel.
In my WeChat
in the Chinese social media
many women appear that they go give their own luxuries
travel, massages,
shopping, everything all alone.
And
they don't find anybody because their requirements are higher
and it's complicated
and they don't lower their standards
and
they stay single like that, years go by.
What do you guys think?
I think it's really different, you guys please comment.
Me in Mexico, actually
it's been around 10 years that I don't live there so I wouldn't really know
but my experience was that
there they don't
if a woman wants love then
she goes with something that is good
and that's it, it's not like
here they want gold all wrapped up
yeah, it's quite unreal
and impressive
I mean it's great that you give high value for yourself but
I don't know I think it's something
weird.
Please give me your opinion, I know you guys live in many parts of the world
and it would be interesting to see how the situation is in your countries.
To the women older than 30, who are still single, what does society say about them
expectations, what do men think?
If you're a man what are your thoughts?
Gotta go.
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Money Monday: What does it cost you to live? - Duration: 2:16.
Hi everyone Happy Money Monday to you
What is this all about?
Well, this week we're gonna be creating a spreadsheet!
Yay!
And adding up what exactly it costs you to live.
And getting a figure.
Getting hard numbers together.
This is something that Simone Milasas and the Joy of Business has really taught me to
do and I've been creating this for awhile where we add up all of our expenses,we know
exactly what it costs us to live in REALITY, not what we want to be spending, not a budget,
not 'I'm over-spending', or this isn't ... - just "this is what is".
This is how much money went out last month.
This is how much money went out the month before that.
And getting a whole, if you can, a whole year's worth and getting an average.
If you are not keeping track of your numbers, start!
And if you have an accountant, great.
Just get them to pull a profit/ loss statement for you.
But get exactly how much it costs you to live every month.
Because how will you know how much money you need to create if you don't have any idea
what it costs you to live?
So this is one of the most important tools that I've found in the Joy of Business 'toolbox'.
And I do it regularly, but we're also moving house in two days, so all of our numbers are
changing.
So it's time to do it again.
So we're going to look at actually what our new numbers are.
How much is our rent, how much is our food, how much is our utilities, car payments, all
that stuff.
And know exactly what that number is.
And get an average for, if you can, a whole year.
And break it down, so you know what it costs you to live every month.
Now, a year is great because you have those things that only come up once a year like
new tires, or the Christmas expenses, or the annual vacation that your family takes or
whatever it is.
So if you can, do a whole year, break it down, divide by 12 and get a monthly total.
That's going to be your challenge this week is to get your number!
So who's in?
Who's ready to create?
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What I Learned as a Brand New Bicycle Commuter - Dunna Vlog #019 - Duration: 8:39.
good morning it's another glorious day in Edmonton and I actually managed to
get ready in time today so that I could take a bike ride to work maybe stop in
the river valley and get some photos but if I want to make it happen
I better get going
lets go!
so today marks the one-month anniversary since I made the video of me starting to
bike to work I've gotten the chance to bike to work four or five more times
since then and I've learned a lot the first important thing being sunglass
these things are super important when you're biking and the reason for that is
not just because it's sunny out but because it protects your eyes from the
wind I'm sure that there's lots of other things that they protect your eyes from
but that was the one thing that I found was that I kept catching my eyes
watering like crazy one time when I tried to bike without my glasses on
I'm also learning really quickly that mosquitoes are crazy when you're going
through the forest-ey parts of Edmonton another thing that I found so far on my
bike a couple of times is it knowing your way knowing exactly where you're
going it's super important the first time I looked it up on Google Maps it told
me an hour and five minutes to get from home to work the first time I actually
biked to work it took me about 55 57 minutes three or four times after that
once I had learned the way I shaved it down to 45 minutes now given I wasn't
taking a bunch of breaks or anything like that but just knowing the way
really well really helped me get there faster
I'm pretty sure I just jinxed myself by saying that you should know exactly
where you're going because the minute I finished filming that I took off and
there's all this construction and it got really confusing and I missed my turn
which unfortunately means that I missed the whole River Valley so I don't get to
stop and take photos today but I'm starting to run out of time anyway apparently the
third thing that I'm learning from biking is that if I want to vlog while I'm
biking it takes a lot of time
the crazy busy streets are super scary which is why there's no footage of me
riding on them
one second that's better
I think it hit home pretty
hard about knowing your route when I got a little lost there because of the
construction and missing my turn but overall another successful bike
commute to work I feel pretty good about it
now it's time to make some music I'm going to get to that because another
thing that I learned about biking is that if I try and go home and it's
already dark it's pretty freaky riding through the River Valley and in all the
trees and you can't see anything you kind of always feel like something is
going to jump out at you at any given moment even though in the back of your
head you know that's probably not going to happen
Just finished up with
Natalia Chai in the studio and its time for a little break, a little snack
so I'm taking the ol' skateboard down the Safeway gotta grab my bananas
whats a man to do without his bananas? I mean come on!
this place popped up outside a resonate a little while ago they're there pretty much
every afternoon now they make rolled ice-cream where they like roll up four or
five little roll things of ice cream give it to you in a bowl I think
but there are lineups there every day and I've heard the people will stand there and
wait like two hours for this ice cream someday I'll have to go check it out and
see what the big deal is
banana stand
they're a little under ripe but just gonna go for it anyway oh look
at that not peeling at all its like peeling an orange banana doesn't know
what's up I've never had a banana do this in my life not this bad anyway aw
it's so hard well that was the worst banana I've ever eaten so I got some
coffee to wash it down get that taste out of my mouth so much better only got
a couple hours left to work on today's track so time to play some drums
drums are done tight and groovy now it's time to pack her up and bike back home
biking home is always a little interesting depending on how much light
there is left so I got a hustle
I'm in a bit of a race against time here the Sun
is going down pretty quick the moon is out so I'm trying to book it as fast as I
can I had to take the sunglasses off because it couldn't see anything anymore
and remember how I said that there was crazy construction on the way?
This is the home stretch so got a little bit of light its beautiful in there but right
now there are a ton of mosquitoes out and it's starting to get dark I got my
little light on the front of my bike but that's about it so let's do this
well the plan was to get a shot at the other side but the minute that I stopped to
try and start filming I got swarmed with mosquitoes so
they're hitting me in the face is I'm trying to ride right now but I'm almost there home
stretch so that's it for the vlog this week if you had fun make sure to give
that like button a tap if you want to see more videos like this make sure to
subscribe if you hit the little bell beside the subscribe button it'll let
you know every time I post a new video thanks so much for watching and I'll see you
next time
if you had fun make sure to give that ahhhh bugs!
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What does 1 Thessalonians 4:13 mean when it talks about "those who are asleep"? - Duration: 1:55.
In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 the apostle Paul wrote the church at Thessalonica, and he said
this.
He says: "I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep,
that you sorrow not, even as others which have no hope.
For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus
will God bring with him.
For this we say unto you by the word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain until
the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep."
Then he says: "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the
voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise
first: then we [Paul includes himself] which are alive and remain shall be caught up together
with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the
Lord.
Wherefore comfort one another with these words."
Dr. Ed Hindson, explain the background of this passage to this wonderful church at Thessalonica.
What did they know, and what were their questions?
And what was Paul telling them?
Dr. Ed Hindson: Paul came there on his second missionary journey; he only spent three weeks
in Thessalonica, preached the gospel, planted the church and taught them Bible doctrine,
including the doctrine of the second coming of Christ.
And part of that was that Jesus was going to return for them.
The questions were, what about the people who had died in the meantime?
Had they missed out on the second coming?
Are they going to be disembodied spirits in eternity?
Are they second class citizens?
Are they going to miss the great reunion of believers that's coming in the future?
What about those that have died in the meantime; what's going to happen to them in relation
to us?
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What is Feminism? - Duration: 2:07.
As it turns out, feminism can be a little bit harder to define than you think it might
be.
Just by simply googling feminism, you come up with a whole number of very different definitions
that often times contradict each other.
You get the definition, "the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the
sexes."
Feminism advocates for not only women's rights but, actually, people's rights as a whole
when you look at issues like toxic masculinity that are also influenced and benefit from
feminism.
"The belief that women are and should be treated as potential intellectual equals and social
equals to men."
"The biggest disgrace to my gender."
The fifth entry on Urban Dictionary starts with, "First of all, I want to say that most
of the entries on feminism are disrespectful and infuriating," which is the best way to
start an Urban Dictionary definition.
So, it looks like all of these definitions, while being sort of all over the place, do
tend to come back to women's rights or advocating for women.
Not everyone that benefits from feminism are women.
Again, just through a quick google search, you can find a million and a half different
names and types of feminism, things like anarchist feminism, black feminism and womanism, cultural
feminism, environmental or eco-feminism, liberal feminism, which is often referred to as mainstream
feminism, and radical feminism.
Intersectionality is the way the different social categories like race, social class,
and gender come together to form different variations of oppression and discrimination.
Essentialism is the idea that every construct or political group has certain characteristics
that link it together and is used often to define it.
Essentialism poses problems because it asks questions like, "What is true of an issue
that all women face?"
When you start asking questions like this, you're getting at essentialism.
You're trying to get to the root of what feminism is.
However, it's problematic because anytime you get to a definition of feminism that is
so general that it includes all women, you start to exclude women that belong to minority
groups.
The non-inclusive nature of feminism has been the major critique of feminism for over the
past century.
Mainstream feminism today is white feminism, as it's more often than not exclusionary of
women of color and trans women.
So, while coming to a good, theoretical definition of feminism that encompasses everything feminism
is while separating it from everything it's not is nearly an impossible task, we can find
a good operational definition for feminism.
Feminism is about advancing people who are marginalized based on their gender.
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What Donald Trump Can Teach Us About Building A Personal Brand: Personal Branding Tips - Duration: 37:06.
for all of those funny cats or up and down on your timeline I wonder who I am
my name is Jamila Corbett I'm a multi award-winning entrepreneur branch
strategist and speaker and the founder of the global community I am a brand
where we're helping you build a purposeful and profitable brain through
learning and collaboration so if you came as a result of someone also been
amazing sharing me on their timeline here's what I need you to do I need you
to go ahead and share this out because I'm going to be giving out some relevant
information so you click the bottom share button at the bottom left hand
corner also and I know this how man is kind of glitchy also you can join the
journey by clicking me three dots in the right-hand corner and turn on live
notifications today is a little bit different because I'm coming on and I'm
served those neat simple textures what's up Terry so today I'm going to be
talking about what we can learn about from common talk about building our
personal brand thank you so much for coming in and pumping those reactions
really do appreciate that so here's what I need you guys to do if you're feeling
at content here you can give me some thumbs up you should give me some hearts
you give me some Wow's you could give me some angry faces however you're feeling
about the content go ahead and share that with me oh my gosh it's choppy I
apologize if we're experiencing a freeze maybe I should come back no we're going
to keep the bar tweaked okay we're going to keep the party rolling hey what's up
essence appreciate you guys being in here so while you guys are I'm going to
be sharing as well and this is a different this is a different type of
scope usually I come on every single day and I share my journey journey trying to
impact a hundred million people by the end of 2017 but today I wanted to share
some meet the protectors with you guys because I think we can all take a page
from Donald Trump's book whether you love them whether you hate him it was a
genius what he did what he did was a genius and I'm a brand
strategist by trade and I look at things from the perspective hey Dana with some
Nancy hey Adrian I love you and I miss you thank you so much for being here
really do appreciate you guys for being here and if you think this is relevant
content relevant information for your friends and your family because we do
always take a page from Donald Trump's book do me a favor share this broadcast
to the bottom left-hand corner lighter you guys might catch us on a replay cuz
it's freezin but we gonna get through this freeze because I want to deliver
these I want to deliver these meet up with that dog essence says I was just
finished watching your last broadcast when you went oh yes yes so I know that
broadcast is a bit choppy but we're going to work
working out okay so I'm going to be sharing it in two places number one I'm
going to share it on my personal timeline follow those who follow me on
my personal timeline and I'm also going to be sharing it in my private Facebook
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on my computer sharing it in both places because it's so choppy y'all still
choppy I apologize on office me if my internet connection or is Facebook it
might be a little bit of a little bit of all three so share on my own timeline
sharing some useful information okay so boom shares on my own sound lab
one more place to go we're going to share it in the house how you guys how
are you guys really filling about the election what's happened and how you
guys really feelin just just be honest how you guys feeling because a lot of
you guys has been some mixed emotions I have both types of supporters on my
timeline I have supporters of Hillary I have supporters of Donald Trump and how
do we begin to mend the relationship because I think people they've lost some
friendships because of this election this is choppy on oh fuck I don't know
if I'm gonna be able to get through this broadcast because this is really choppy
for me all right so I'm going to share in a group aru's meet simple meat and
potatoes all and maybe potatoes Wisconsin all right so we're going to
share it in house Nancy says she's ready to move on I so am I I'm ready to move
on as well you know what here's what I'm gonna do I need to put you guys let me
put you guys down here real quick okay I'm gonna put you guys down here I like
this angle better actually eyes this angle just a little bit better alright
so let's talk about this let's talk about what Trump can teach us about
building a personal brand okay so when we build a personal brand and this is
what I do the branch strategist I help people authentically communicate their
message and and value to the world so people buy into the brand and buy from
their company so what can but people and Trump's can't help him do is they helped
him create a strong personal branch that appealed to certain groups of people and
I'm going to teach you how to do that actually this is
things are well are we're going to touch on in my master class and the price goes
up so make sure you guys sign up to that bit dot Lee slashed influence to profit
is the link to the master class reserve your seat the price goes up in a few
hours but I'm gonna be talking about a little bit about one of the lessons is
going to cover briefly go over how to create that emotional peel with your
audience okay so bit Dali slash influence to profit essences are so good
I was sharing your same feelings on people the heck up and see you next week
we got work to do we do have work to do but let's all take a page out of Donald
Donald Trump's book and brand ourselves just as effectively so number one here
here's the thing that he did the first thing the first biggest point is he
created an emotional appeal if you look at all the big brands in the world
they're able to consistently evoke specific emotions with their audience so
look at Apple what does Apple evoke Apple evokes that wow factor that
excitement that new technology hey there you shock value as well Nancy but Apple
is like oh yeah Wow I need this put my gosh it's you know
it's it's earbuds and we don't have anymore we don't have the witty she
connected to our phone anymore like wow it's the wow factor with Google if you
look at Google what is Google what type of emotion does Google it evokes they
evoke they piqued our curiosity it's like oh whoo ah okay so in what Donald
Trump did and remember we're talking about personal branding I'm looking at
this from an objective perspective love them or hate them you can't deny the
genius behind this what Trump evoked was fear excitement visit nostalgia fear
excitement nostalgia he evoked those three emotions consistently and because
he evoked those three emotions consistently he was able to build a
cult-like following and I can I can come on to another broadcast to talk about
the art of cult branding which I did talk about before and I talked about how
Beyonce has built a cult brand but when you when you evoke when you evoke
certain emotions and a group of people share collectively share those emotions
that's how you build a cult-like Brandin exactly fear anger that's what
I'm saying answer he evokes all these emotions okay so number one is he
created that emotional appeal so how to dis relate to us we have to create an
emotional appeal to our audience so when you when you think of me look at my
brain when you think of me it's like oh my gosh I love you i evoke the emotion
of you know playfulness happiness Julie consistently I consistently do that and
because I've consistently done that I'm a peon to me they're drawn to my energy
so as we build our personal brands we have to think in the in the back of our
minds what type of emotion do I want to evoke with my target audience and that's
what we that's what branding is branding is all about evoking that emotion it's
creating an emotional appeal so people buy into your brand if you get people to
buy into your brand to buy that emotion that you're selling they're going to buy
from you this is what this and I'm telling you this is all of these all of
these mean potatoes I'm going to use service level information make sure you
reserve your seat make sure you reserve your seat of my master class all because
we're going to talk about all of this and telling you all of this because we
can take a page from Donald Trump's book and if we do that effectively we can
make a lot of money from that so big that Lee slash influenced the process so
number one he created an emotional appeal if you're getting anything out of
this content you catch me on the replay even if I ever click that share button
click that share bite so your friends and family who give this information to
associate their business owners or even if their career professionals this is
this translates across all industries my master class translates across all
industries because you could be a career professional and you're trying to move
up that corporate ladder you still need to create a personal
brand a strong personal brand so you can then be a co branded and plea and bring
your reign to the company and then you could call the shots so he evokes he
created that emotional peel number two his message was super simple remember I
told you the demotion appeal Donald Trump evoked with fear anger and
nostalgia his messaging was super simple or slogan y'all was a slogan Nancy says
and doing that it made the media to follow me
please exactly essence says one big reality so but we love reality show we
live in a reality show society oh and I even said that she's pure comedy that's
why we followed him that emotion at that wow factor he had wild fact they're not
necessarily meaning it was he used it for good but he had that he had that
we're talking about personal branding if people wanted to hear more we always
wanted air what what the heck is this guy gonna say today that's what we were
talking about it as American people what is he gonna say out of his mouth we were
like huh oh right right y'all telling you so you have to you have to create
that emotional people in the number to the messaging was super simple his
slogan his motto was make America great again
who did that appeal to who did I mask you guys who did that appeal to it
appeal to the group of a group of people who thought America was better during a
certain era he appealed to the people who were in a stall jig about the old
America remember we're going back to his emotional appeal of fear anger and
nostalgia make America great again for these group people for his target
audience during his rallies if you ever listen to his rallies I will listen I
would actually watch his rallies and I would go back look look at him on
YouTube and they all they all had the similar messaging it wasn't saying
anything of substance hey Helen hey Veronica he wasn't saying anything of
substance if you really listen to him what he was talking about he talked
about a few points here the key main points that he thought about he was
talking about he was focusing on Mexico we need to build a wall right every
every every two words out of his mouth with Mexico Mexico Mexico you talk about
Muslims again we need to get these Muslims out of our country that radical
Islam you know and then it pear is the building bomb Isis we need to stop Isis
we need to have one order we need to get those we need to get basically this code
word I'm sorry I'm speaking of kohalon or code words I'm not going to take your
guns away because we need to protect ourselves from them rowdy
african-americans in the inner cities right because all african-americans live
in the inner cities apparently because the inner cities we need
to fix the inter-cities right because that's where African Americans want to
make your guns they talk about this is what you talked about this beat this is
the code the code they use to communicate to his target audience he
talked for life giving jobs this is what this is the overall thing this is a
overall thing so his messaging was super simple his Nancy says his rhetoric was
fifth grade level and I'm not going to say all Donald Trump supporters were
bigots I'm not going to I'm not going to say all of them were biggest because all
of them weren't biggest there were some people who voted for specific things
like some people voted for him just because he promised I still voted for
him just because he wanted to build the wall well that could yeah you might be a
bigger or the race is because of that some people genuinely wanted immigration
reform there were there were people who specifically voted for him for
specification and then there was those people those openly white supremacists
who voted for him because they spoke to his interest all right that a white
nationalist state voted for him because they he specifically spoke to their
interest we're talking about braining emotional appeal this is what we can
take from Donald Trump's book as we continue to build our brand as we
continue to build the rise of our company we have to think what type of
who's my target audience what do they want to hear how do I need to brand
myself and what type of messages do I need to say to align myself with people
who think like me and that leads me to number three he was very nice Andre he
was very unapologetic about who he was and what he stood for let me say hey I
don't think y'all get this he was unapologetic about who he was and what
he stood for he aligned himself because let me tell you let me tell you this he
aligned himself with people who agreed with his ideology so if you let me if
you align yourself with people who who agree with your ideology why should you
apologize for being a loud obnoxious rude sexist you know misogynist why
should you apologize the people who you're aligned with day one apology
that's why he never really Apollo as for the things they said he just kind
of dismissed it yes like her I'm talking about a lot because of people who were
voting for him didn't they didn't want an apology and since the people the
people who were offended not his target audience so why would he apologize to
people who weren't his target audience think about this we have to we got to
think about we got to think that look at this from a business perspective look at
this from a personal branding perspective Helen says there's some
things he said was not the greatest but it is what it but it was what is needed
well it's what is according to his constituents according to the people who
voted for him it's what was needed but I'm listening I'm not scared of Trump
I'm not scared of a trump presidency he's a charlatan he could go in and do
it a complete 180 I don't put anything past that man and he did what he had to
do to get in office he branded himself effectively to get that White House and
if we we need to look at Trump and model what he's done not necessarily the the
negative part look at how he built his brand and we can do the same thing
what's up chasity we could do the same and she says if you don't think you're
wrong then don't apologize it he didn't think he was wrong and his the people
who were on that all right yellow so they they don't they didn't think he was
more neither because he demand with his ideology when you create that emotional
pill you free you can create a cult-like following I talked about this would be
on sale she's been able to create a cult-like following there's this I don't
want to get too deep into it but there you ever you guys heard of Maslow's
hierarchy of biological needs and Maslow's hierarchy I don't want to if I
put diagram I will have to draw backwards and it's really weird because
it's Facebook live and it's going to you know it's going to invert my drawing but
there's triangle and the higher you go up right so at the bottom level at the
bottom level that the triangle of Maslow's hierarchy of human needs at the
bottom level it's like the basic physiological needs like food water
shelter the higher you get the higher you get the higher brands get on that
Maslow's hierarchy of human needs the more cult-like following they have so
one level of Maslow's hierarchy of human need is like friendship the need for
friendship the need for companionship coke if you think a coca-cola the
coca-cola brand is on that level the highest brand is self-actualization is
when you can see someone is when you can see a brand and you see yourself in that
brain and you see that brand as a god-like figure it's like trance-like
you transcend they transcend all other needs like the highest no Maslow's
hierarchy of human needs I could get real deep into it but I don't really
want to go there on this on his broadcast pump was at the top of
Maslow's if you think about Maslow's hierarchy of human needs Trump with at
the top but to hit to hit the people that he appealed to and because he was
at the top of that it's like he could do no wrong he built his branch so solidly
that he created a cult-like following beyonce is a great example she built her
brand so solidly that she created a cult-like following some of these things
I'm telling you got observe eat for the master flash show if you hadn't reserved
your seat you need to reserve it because this is one of the lessons that I'm
going to shoot and this is going to be like in this is going to cover in the
introduction I'm going to talk about how to build your influence the art of
influence of profit Trump built his influence and because he built this
influence and he's on the top of that on the top of those needs he won that White
House he won it Hillary didn't stand a chance because of the way Trump built
his brand I'm telling you you better reserve your seat for this master class
you gonna be like oh my gosh I should've did it I should is it it I like I said
procrastinator I'm telling you this is this isn't like lesson this is gonna be
like lesson one right here because in order for the master class in order to
build in your influence you have to understand how to build your brand so I
have to cover that in my master class I have to cover the basics so we have an
understanding of how to build your brand so then I can help you once you build
your brand I can help you build your influence and then profit from the
influence that you build to step one step two step one builds brand set to
build influence step three process from the influence to build this is why it's
called the master class I'm revealing all of this information all this stuff
this is elementary this is elementary to what's going to be
in a math class like nothing I'm not telling anything that's going to be in a
class this is this is just going to cover just a little bit of it
Talan says it's like you said before with Apple Google Facebook whatever else
that is out there that made our sighted great in America and across the world
but they also appeal to our emotional needs like I said they appeal to that
wow factor like wow wow thank you thanks thank you chassis for sharing swipes if
all of those who are coming in please share this out because I'm given some
relevant information this is this is the page that we needed to take from Donald
Trump's book this is what this is how if you're a business owner if you're an
entrepreneur and your tribe is trying to build a brain these are the things we
need to look at we have to look at things from a marketing perspective from
a branding purses from the lens of the aren'tyou preneur this is how I look at
every single thing in our society I look at from multiple lenses so I can learn
from it and implement the things into my own personal life you can love them you
can hate the guys but you can't deny the genius you can't deny the genius if we
can appeal to people's emotional needs hoo-wee look at me just look at my brand
I want you guys just to look at my brain I don't I don't preach anything that I
don't practice Veronica says he was seriously talking about he could shoot
someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue or still be President exactly because he's
built his brand that way he's like God he's at the top when you're at the top
of that those needs you're like God to people God so we're my brand Falls I
want to I actually want to get I want to get to that to that top level I'm not
there yet oh I'm not there yeah I'm probably on the middle when it comes to
Maslow's hierarchy of human needs I'm probably on the middle it's the same
level where it was like Coca Cola I appeal I know where my brand stands on
that hierarchy I'm like I appeal to people's emotional needs of community
people's needs a friendship companionship relationship you know I
make you feel all warm and fuzzy I make you feel like you're my best friend in
the world every single one of you guys by learning
your names by creating a relationship with you guys
I know where my brand flows and nothing I do is by accident I'm a brand
strategist nothing do is by accidents because I understand
branding 100 and if you want to understand this you better sign up to my
master class food but not lean from the Prophet SAW let me do a quick reset for
all of those who are coming and you're new to me and like who is this girl
chocolate no I talked about Brandon and Donald Trump my name is Jamila Corbett
my name is Jimmy Micawber on the multi award-winning entrepreneur brand
strategist in speech and bio we're freezing we're good and the founder of
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and profitable brand through learning and collaboration join a masterclass
join the community where we're gonna get there y'all we gonna get there with you
if you can get to that high level I'm trying to get to that high level but
it's gonna take me a little while you get to that high level you gonna write
your own check so sup Shanice Nancy says or the or the god of this earth if you
know what I mean I don't know what you mean Facebook legs I couldn't connect
that I can't connect that to what I was saying I'm right on point thank you so
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bridge defeat as a business owner as entrepreneur please start looking at
things and seeing how you can implement marketing strategies into your everyday
life you can love the man you can hate the man I don't particularly care for
the man whatever but you can't deny the genius his messaging was super simple he
appealed to the people who wanted to make America grin the people who wanted
to law and order the people who wanted immigration reform the people who who
thought the african-americans are running rampant we need some more order
we don't take our guns so we could protect our families he appeals to a
specific group of people through his simplistic messaging he did I'm not
going to say that that's that much Nancy you guys can have your own opinions
about him I'm not going to say what I think about this man our our future
president I won't do that because I'm going to give the man a benefit I'm
going to give them the benefit because he's so manipulative because
he's so conniving I didn't believe he could take actually get into the white
house and pull a 180 and be the president that we needed me that's me
being optimistic but I believe he's that manipulative that he said everything he
wanted people wanted him to stay so he could get the White House and then do
whatever he wanted to do so maybe that's me maybe that's be maybe naive but just
look at his track record if you look at his track right great
the chief is word if so why would I why would people think he would keep their
word with them it's like children I don't use filter know you like your turn
like he turned on everyone else is come away come on don't I'm not I'm full just
keep your one out just keep your eyes open y'all keep your eyes open Helen
says I might yes go ahead if you can't do it that's
fine but if you want to join the community
there we go I'm a brand Co you know i cement class isn't for everybody my
master class is for people who were serious about running a brand growing
their business taking themselves to next level but we're happy with the broadcast
take what you guys deliver a lot of content via my broadcast and I want a
wonder to the content I want to deliver the value to you guys so you can take
your brand to the next level but if you really want to take it to the next level
I teach everything in ten minutes I simply can't fit every single thing into
a broadcast and I all thank you all of my knowledge into a broadcast I just
can't this is like I said this is this is service level formation is nothing
compared to what's going to be in a class always essence they will but
America is now oh great look is it safe to say we finally woke up from that
dream of Barack Obama is it safe to say get the hell with dreaming you were
dreaming yeah you're dreaming you hoping oh yay Great America they were different
no no no coolant is all a dream I love you guys gonna check off now Veronica
says me too that's what I've been saying see my hard Democrat and he switched it
up you related it's pushing that with the last minute like I'm gonna run it
run on the public thing get as maybe I have the best chance when it on the
Republican ticket in all ways you can all
some positive making explicit positivity RH all right my broadcast is freezing I
don't know why it's freezing but I love each and every one of you I hope you got
a less meat and potatoes out of this meat the professor be typical to it
don't you think because some awesome an amazing person shared me on their
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my name is Jamila Corbett pollination we're brand strategist and speaker and
today I want to talk to you about how we can build our brand similar to Donald
Trump you could tip each other his book build our brand build our influence and
profit from the influence that we build and I'm gonna teach you how to do this
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the different ways I want to make sure that I shared this information with you
this is very relevant information whether you're a business owner for
professional entrepreneurs you can take a page out of Donald Trump's both back
with all your auto translate I'm about to check off I love you I love you we
don't wake up the nation but I'm not going to I don't force people to wake up
patients already look if you're not woke some you go your what your going your
what but I don't believe my job is to wake people up because when you wake
people up they're going to do the kick they scream they're going to fight
people wake up the time that my job is to plant seeds and that seed that I
plant will germinate at the right moment but it has to give us the information
that I'm telling you and jameelah Corbett
delivers the meet the professor didn't meet Terry Porter who was the mid
sailors baby I feel like I want to stay on should I stay or should I leave do
you guys have any questions and relates to building your brand influence the
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special pricing it hires in a few hours so if you haven't signed up yet y'all
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from the from the get-go you know I bring the heat if you download it my
free ebook is nothing paired of what's going to be in this master class nothing
I did that ebook in two days the master class is going to be that times 100
times 100 just be ready sign up if you're not ready to take your
brand to the next level please don't do it
I want you to play janinacords class Network no you're just lazy and you
didn't want to put in the work it's not going to happen overnight this is going
to be a constant effort trunk didn't build his brains overnight it took a
consistent effort consistent messaging to build that cult-like following if
you've been following me from the beginning if you've been following me
from the get-go you know my messaging has been consistent I have a couple of
nuts and bolts when it comes to my brand like the position things that nothing is
by accident so watch people watch how they build their brand watch their
messaging think in and just take a page out of their book out you guys want me
to say won't you with me cuz you're oh man the
broadcast is shopping because the internet connection but what I will do
what I will do is I'm going to start doing two and A's in our private
Facebook group that's right fine yes Helen Helen I want you to get
as much information as you can please get as much information as you
can this is why I mean why I'm here I'm here to serve you when I started doing
the private knock it's decided to our Facebook group I'm going to start doing
Q&A sessions in our Facebook community okay I'm not going to do this on my page
so if you had enjoined your favor you guys he put the bitly
link to our private Facebook group bit that Lea I came in hold on by okay I'm
going to have to write it backwards you know how hard it is ricer
you do realize our roads is backwards do you realize in order for this to show up
in real life I had to write this backwards right sighs I'm not writing
I'm not writing icing backwards so bit dot Lee slash in the O's in the house in
the house okay which what about whoa what's what about
thank God Jesus semi is that your name your name is kind of long what's what
about what can I ask for you Veronica says is a great way to take place and
the people on your frequency will fight you find you by your energy this is why
I operate in the fact that I'm operating okay we're going to talk about my
personal brand for 2.5 seconds operate in the space that I put in because I
believe that people will find me based on my frequency
we will attract each other it's not by happening happenstance that you guys are
here that i attracted ronica that I try to sense that i attracted femi it's not
by accident the people who come to my broadcast people who follow me the
people who resonate with my messages not by accident kind of the messaging that I
put out there is because of my energy I expect to attract those people so that's
what Donald Trump did about a certain frequency that attracted certain groups
of people despite the demographic whether you're
African American whether you're Muslim American whether they know whether it
was his frequency that attracted certain groups of people
the psychographics you have to understand graphic other audience
demographics are important but psychographics are just as important as
well Nandi also attracted Nancy like always attracts life so if you just now
entering we're talking about what fucking suggests about building a
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questions please tell me questions I'll answer them for you I apologize if it's
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influence of profit and I'm just giving you service levitation tell me how we
can take a page from Donald Trump's book the master class is going to cover all
this play Morris so what did was he created an emotional
appeal all great brands of the world create that up VOC certain emotions from
there following from their cult life on great brand think alike followings like
Apple Google they have a cult-like following Star Wars oh that's a good one
Star Wars Beyonce they all evoke a certain emotion so as we continue to
build our brand you had to evoke emotions that that that we have to
generate that emotional appeal to attract those people do it also number
two his messaging was super duper duper simple so make America great again thank
you thank you for the faces you don't know how hard it is the right backwards
make America great again make America great again so his Donald Trump the
emotions that he evokes fear anger and nostalgia and his messaging was centered
around fear anger Italia y'all who are y'all with me your are you with me know
what me thank you here it is join our private information station
Batali slash in the O's yellow mark is who you tell it Hotel AMARG as always
they don't wanted this to be great but we won't be great anyway because the
playback is going to be alright I don't know what it is will Facebook
with the papers to playback swimming Chris he was and okay was messaging his
messaging was super simple the emotions that he evoked aligned with the messages
and in Mexico get me you know the next kinzig are you know the race is they're
gonna take your booty and hide your wife hide your kids they're gonna steal from
me rob from you they're illegals all of that stuff let's close up order same
group of people let me show you the same group of people that shared that
ideology with the brexit there are over to remember breasts
reckoning just went through this they just went through this boa system says
to AB cute but really we need to take our country back and sell your ankle
those same type of people over there they're salad majority existence country
as well our silent majority they spoke they've spoken they've spoken they want
their country back maybe they wanted they want law and order so they we could
stop these studs in these inner cities aka these african-americans we need
something we need on or is this is the people he appealed to this isn't my
words this is these are his words this is perfection exiting was super simple
super simple and he was unapologetic he was unapologetic about what he who he is
and what he stood for on apologetic like I'm Trump I'm misogynist I'm bullying
something - you're fat you're ugly and no poems of idolized Phoebe this is why
I'm unapologetically Who I am and most people are like oh you should talk up
clinics age you know you're an entrepreneur you're gonna alienate a
certain group of people no I won't because people we're going to do
business with me will align and attract to my ideology all y'all are still here
right y'all feel here because I feel like we can share our opinions we can
share what we're thinking in a very peaceful and intelligent manner that's
what it's about because I'm about taxing on being tactful and intelligent not
Donald Trump he's not about he's not about being tactful he's not he's a
bully he's crude all that but bad or fam there's a horse it just goes to show
there's a whole roofie there's a whole audience for you so this is why share
matting I'm not scared to share what I believe in because I believe that I'm
still going to attract the people who are aligned at frequency you don't have
to necessarily agree with me but we're still on the same frequency
you're attracted to me how can you agree because we're we're we're the state were
of like energy that's what it is world Mike please excuse the first president
that openly will grab women by the chemo I never said on this broadcast but you
know because you might keep a broadcast PG and he still no apology because his
target audience didn't expect the apology as far your audience was like
what are you Trump it was a mistake we still love you okay great hashtag Matt
Smith make America great again hashtag mega you know yeah the people
who wanted an apology for nice target audience they they were excited not with
us the whole you know I'm not going to ignore but Americans that didn't
necessarily agree with him they're not his target audience so why should you
apologize oh I love you all i'ma check off here fuck Truffaut true
I can't even saw enough room for the night I hope you appreciated the cousin
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need you guys to understand that as well as hierarchy of human needs
I need you guys under Nana builds your brand how to rebrand yourself before I
teach you how to build your influence okay because it's a business 30 to 50
games my strategy the strategies that I've used the blueprint that I've used
as its helped clients increase by 300% and more some 150% some 300 percent but
it just depends on your your industry your goals you're talking you could go
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Judge Jeanine Just Outed James Comey As A "Predator", What He Did Is Sickening - Duration: 12:00.
Judge Jeanine Just Outed James Comey As A "Predator", What He Did Is Sickening
Judge Jeanine Pirro was disgusted by the testimony that James Comey recently offered in front
of the Senate committee where he claimed that President Donald Trump told him to put a stop
to any action against his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
During the testimony, Comey also stunned the Senate panel by openly admitting to leaking
information about his meetings with President Trump to his friend who is a law school professor.
Judge Jeanine summed up her thoughts on Comey and what he is trying to do to Trump in a
scathing statement.
Pirro recently appeared on Fox & Friends, and did not hold back on James Comey.
She said about the disgraced former FBI Director, "Jim Comey comes across as someone who is
so wily and so calculating — he's a predator."
She addressed Comey's leaking problem head on, saying, "Why is he so comfortable leaking?
What is it about his history, his background as a prosecutor?"
She also hinted that Comey could have been responsible for previous leaks.
Continued Pirro about what Comey is determined to do now that President Trump fired him and
he appears to have nothing to lose, "He was looking to take Donald down — or the
president down, excuse me — and what he wanted to do is preserve himself.
He is an operator.
He is part of the Washington elite."
Do you think Pirro is right
about Comey?
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Stop Lying! How To FINISH WHAT YOU START as an ENFP - Duration: 9:54.
it may come as no surprise to that accountability staying accountable and
staying on track is sometimes just sometimes a bit of a struggle for us
enfps and in this video I want to share how
we're different in terms of our wiring with accountability and how we can hold
ourselves accountable and actually follow through on things this may also
be very important actually even more important if you are dating living with
or working with an ENFP and you'll be able to figure out how to help hold them
accountable so they can get things done because the traditional way does not
work so well so a bit of quick backstory here is I am an ENFP personality myself
but I also run a coaching business in addition to making these lovely videos
where I don't exclusively coach enfps but maybe because of my videos here or
just the life I have where I live abroad and have my own business and all this
stuff I tend to attract quite a few ENFP and INFP clients so I one-on-one worked with a
lot of you know peace some of which who are very successful and gotten a lot of
insights into the mindset and how we work and how we're different than other
people but can still succeed and do really really awesome in life if we know
ourselves and we know our operating system so with accountability the
traditional way when people come to me as a coach is they think of a coach is
like a kind of parent like hey can you make me do that can you tell me when to
do that and my answer is no that is not going to be very fun for me to have to
keep like a checklist and I know there's lots of your coaches who do that who
kind of function like an assistant almost like they track things for you
and make sure you're following through but that is not what I do and that is
not going to actually work for an ENFP you're not going to be held accountable
properly by just doing like a list or having someone else tell you to do it
probably the worst long-term is having someone else tell you to do it and to
get accountability that way thing is it might work in the short-term
like if you have a lot of external pressure from a boss or a parent you
probably will work for you the thing is is then your atrophying your own
internal accountability more and more so let's say you have a job the first
couple months you're like okay the pressure from the boss and that becomes
your accountability so after four years five years you're wondering like why
haven't I started my own business yet I've been talking about this for three
four years about how this job was going to be temporary and I was going to start
my own business well the reason is is all your accountability has been shifted
to external accountability from your boss just telling you what to do and
that is not going to work very well with starting your own business where you are
the boss and you can see the conflict there how that works right so as an ENFP
the way to hold yourself accountable the way that's going to work really well is
to come up with a clear statement something that you cannot turn around
you cannot adjust you cannot find excuses for have a clear statement of
what you're going to do and then commit to that to someone else they do not hold
you accountable but you externally or you commit to someone externally this
could be a group of people or just one person and here's why that works so well
is as in FPS we hate hypocrites we hate people who lie who are inauthentic who
say something that they aren't going to do that isn't true at least the enfps
are good there's some evil ones and stuff like that now a lot of it the
funny thing with this is a lot of enfps come off as very flaky or like I don't
not necessarily just honest but they come off as dishonest because they say
they're going to do something and they don't do it but what's happening
internally for an ENFP is they didn't say they would do something and not do
it they didn't lie they changed their direction for good reasons because as an
ENFP you are able to bullshit everyone including yourself
when you want to quit something rather than just owning up to it in st. I quit
this I gave up you find an excuse you find a reason you justify it after and
because you're such a good bullshitter you can justify it to yourself and to
other people so even if you had a coach like I had a coach once who held me
accountable to this like old school system like she'd write a list of okay
next week you'll have done these things it never worked because I was smarter
than her and I could BS around it so if I didn't do something I would kind of
come up with an excuse and a reason and she'd never just say Dan you're full of
shit you didn't do it like you're a liar she would oh that makes sense right
because I could just make up stuff and probably you are the same or the ENFP
that you're trying to work with is the same now know that most of the time we
don't BS with negative intentions we're not trying to be bad people but it's
just how we're kind of wired in terms of justifying stuff and our emotions will
lead us and then we'll rationalize it later so this is where the second part
comes in whatever statement you commit to whatever outcome it has to be really
clear so you have to word it in a way where there's no getting out of it
there's no changing direction later so it should be a very clear statement for
example when I was finishing this draft of the book I finished recently what it
was I will complete draft by this date and it will be at least 40,000 words and
it was very clear now in my case I actually ended up asking for an
extension to the group that I was holding myself accountable to but I left
it up to them so I said hey guys I know I committed to this date I'm a week away
I don't think the book will be the quality it can be if I have to finish it
in this week it's going to be really rushed can I finish it within three
weeks let me know if you think I'm biessing or this is legitimate and they
said that sounds legitimate and I and it was legitimate it was
really a case of making a book of better quality but that's what I would say to
do is have a clear statement a clear outcome essentially you commit it to
someone else so you don't make someone else say hey you're going to do this and
you say right you have to say I am going to do this I am going to finish this
book by May 17th and it will be at least 40,000 words I promise you that and then
you are committed and generally enfps at least as I said the good ones we don't
want to be liars we don't want to let people down and so this is the best way
to hold yourself accountable is by making this statement to someone else
that way there's no sort of change in it like ideally you make it in writing as
well as verbally and that way there's yeah you can't adjust it you can't kind
of vaguely remember it and like what did I commit to and adjust it you just have
a clear commitment that you'll hold yourself to and you're holding yourself
to because it's a reflection of your character because it's something that
you've committed to and you don't want to be a hypocrite you don't want to be
someone who lies to people and lets them down and ultimately good way to see it
is if you tell someone you will do something and you don't it might be good
to see that as a lie not to beat yourself up over but as kind of
motivation to not want to be a liar and to want to hold yourself accountable
with it so that's it that's kind of my my tip here on how do you follow through
and be accountable or if you're working so quickly if you're working with an
ENFP or you're dating one living with one
whatever what you want to do is help them come to their conclusions and
commit to you you might want to share the video with them and I would guess
they will agree with you with it and and then come to that compromise together
risa okay like can I help you come to these commitments or whatever involve
them in that process if you have an employee who is an ENFP they're not
going to do as good of work if you just make them do stuff as if they feel like
they're part of that decision-making process and they come
to the outcome themselves as well and that so create a clear outcome do this
as the ENFP internally where you come up with it
and are just yeah committed to it yourself and then make sure it's clear
and that at least one other person knows about it and you're going to find you
get a lot better result and you're much more likely to remain accountable and
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