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One of the Sun's Sibling Stars Has Been Found. And It's Actually Pretty Close - Duration: 9:08.

Thanks to the hardworking Gaia spacecraft, astronomers think they've located a star

that formed from the same solar nebula as the Sun.

In fact, this star is a virtual twin of the Sun and it's actually pretty close.

Well, astronomical speaking.

It's been about 4.6 billion years since the Sun and planets formed from the solar

nebula, a huge cloud of gas and dust leftover from the Big Bang, and seeded by heavier elements

from nearby supernovae and neutron star collisions.

Over the course of millions of years, the stars in the solar nebula formed, the most

massive of which died short, violent lives, detonating as supernovae.

The less massive, main sequence stars like our Sun stuck around long enough for solar

winds to blow out the leftover gas and dust.

And then the chaotic gravitational interactions with other stars in the Milky Way caused the

stars to drift apart from one another.

What started out as stellar siblings just drifted apart to lead separate lives.

Just like a human family.

The Solar System completes one full orbit around the Milky Way every 225 to 250 million

years.

In fact, the Sun has only gone around the Milky Way about 20 times in its entire history.

The last time we were here dinosaurs roamed the Earth.

Astronomers are pretty certain the Sun didn't form alone in the solar nebula, but where

did all the other stars go and can we ever find them all?

Some of the most familiar and dramatic objects in the night sky give us a picture of what

the solar nebula must have looked like in the past.

A good example is the mighty Orion Nebula, a region of the sky about 1,300 light-years

away that contains neutral gas and dust, collections of stars and hot glowing gas.

At least 700 different stars are forming within the Orion Nebula.

In fact, astronomers think that there have been at least 3 different waves of star formation

in the Orion Nebula.

Over time, though, the powerful stellar winds and rotation of the nebula will clear out

the gas and dust, shutting down star formation for good.

As it evolved over millions of years, our solar nebula probably looked more like the

Pleiades cluster.

This collection contains about 1,000 separate stars and it's located about 448 light-years

from Earth.

Those stellar winds I mentioned have done their job, and cleared out the intervening

material.

Individual stars are still surrounded by material, but it's being blown away, out into space.

As the stars continue to drift apart from each other, you get something like the Hyades

Cluster.

It's located just 153 light-years from Earth and contains hundreds of stars which are estimated

to be 625 million years old.

It's now just a collection of stars, drifting farther and farther apart from one another,

until eventually we won't be able see them as a collection in the sky.

But the stars in the Hyades cluster are related.

They all have the same age, motion and chemical signatures.

So can we use these similarities to find the Sun's siblings?

The hundreds of stars that formed with our Sun and have now been scattered across the

Milky Way?

Astronomers have tried to answer this question, and tried several approaches, and a few possible

candidates have turned up.

One star turned up in 2014 called HD 162826.

It was very similar in age, but was slightly hotter, 15% more massive and slightly more

rich in metals.

A team from the University of Texas at Austin found the star by searching for specific rare

elements like yttrium and barium.

This was a surprise.

Astronomers didn't expect to find a sibling of the Sun when only a small portion of the

Milky Way had been cataloged.

Just a few thousand stars hidden among more than 100 billion in the galaxy.

But now, thanks to the most recent release of data from the European Space Agency's

Gaia mission, astronomers have much more information to work with.

Scientists working with Gaia released an enormous amount of data in April 2018.

Data Release 2 contained the positions and movements of 1.3 billion stars, with more

coming in the future.

I've done a whole video about the most recent Gaia data release and you should really watch

it to better understand the treasure trove of information available to astronomers.

But it would also be safe to say that I could do a video every week about some new discovery

made by Gaia and never run out of topics to cover.

And international team of astronomers took this Gaia data and matched it up with a comprehensive

galactic archeology project called AMBRE.

This was a collaboration between the European Southern Observatory and the Cote d'Azur

Observatory to catalog the atmospheric chemical fingerprint - or spectra - of more than 230,000

stars.

The movements of all the stars from Gaia allowed them to trace back stars that started out

in the same region that the Sun came from.

And the stellar spectra from AMBRE allowed them to find stars with the same spectra as

the Sun.

By comparing these two catalogs the researchers turned up only a single match: HD 186302,

and we'll talk more about this star in a minute, but first I'd like to thank:

Mark Sheeran Bill Nash

Josh de Roos Uhmu

John Gale David McFadden

Ethan McAfee Dan Morris

And the rest of our 825 patrons for their generous support.

If you love what we're doing and want to get in on the action, head over to patreon.com/universetoday.

As I mentioned earlier, HD 186302 is a virtual twin of the Sun; a G-3 type main sequence

star with a surface temperature that matches the Sun.

It has the same chemical composition of as the Sun in its atmosphere, and it has the

same age, roughly 4.6 billion years.

According to Gaia, the star is located 184 light-years away in the constellation Pavo.

And right now, that's pretty much all we know.

With this discovery made, astronomers are planning to make follow up observations with

the European Southern Observatory's planet hunting ESPRESSO instrument to search the

star system for exoplanets.

This instrument can directly observe planets orbiting other stars, regardless of their

angle, so we don't need the planets to be perfectly lined up from our vantage point.

Although astronomers have found other stars like our Sun, we can only really know their

age, temperature and the chemicals in their atmospheres.

Our knowledge is only skin deep.

But if this star truly formed in the same solar nebula, then it should have had access

to the same mix of heavier elements.

Does this mean you'll get the same kind of planetary system?

Does it increase the chances of finding Earthlike planets in the habitable zone of another star?

Or even with identical stars, do you get radically different planetary systems?

Just like twin studies are incredibly helpful for understanding human beings, a true stellar

twin study will help us understand which ingredients contribute to which kinds of planetary systems.

I suspect HD 186302 will become one of the most studied stars in our region.

I'm sure this is just the beginning.

Astronomers have just scratched the surface with the Gaia data, and future releases from

the spacecraft will help them find even more candidates.

In the coming decades we might eventually learn about dozens of other stars that formed

with the Sun.

Ideal places to test theories about planetary formation and the search for life.

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Jeff Merkley HAMMERS Big Pharma With New Drug Price Legislation - Duration: 3:37.

Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley has introduced legislation that would punish drug companies

here in the United States if they do not lower their prescription drug prices.

Here's what's so brilliant about this legislation that Merkley has put forward.

I love this.

I love what he's doing with this.

If drug companies do not lower prices of prescription drugs for American citizens to the same level

at which people overseas pay for those drugs, then those drugs that were paying the exorbitant

markup on will no longer be covered by Medicaid, medicare or the Va.

Those are some of the largest markets for prescription drug sales here in the United

States.

So basically merkley's legislation is saying, all right, Big Pharma, you want to continue

to price gouge American consumers.

Then you go right ahead and do that, but if you're gonna do it.

We're no longer going to allow a government funded program to buy that particular drug.

You are going to be punished and you could lose as much as one third of your total sales

here in the United States because you chose the price gouging.

American consumers, I mean a third, they could lose a third of their profits if this bill

ever becomes law, and that's the problem.

You've got republicans controlling the senate right now in a about a month and a half, they're

going to have an even bigger majority in the senate, so this piece of legislation is very

unlikely to ever pass that actual chamber, but that's the point.

Even if you can't get it passed, you still have to introduce it.

You still have to push it, and then you have to force the republicans to vote against it.

How is that going to look into years when some of these republican senators go back

to their constituents running for reelection and they're asked the question like, hey,

a miracle he was going to lower prescription drug prices for us and you voted against it.

Could you tell us why you care more about Big Pharma's profits than people dying because

they can't afford prescription drUgs?

It's not gonna work out very well for the republican seeking reelection and democrats

underStand that mercury is a very smart person.

He knowS what he's doing here because either you win and this legislation becomes law and

the price gouging from Big Pharma is put to a stop here in the United States or you win

because you show the public that the era that the republicans care more about Big Pharma's

profits than they do about American consumers.

There is literally no downside whatsoever to this piece of legislation and more democrats

need to take merkley's advice, follow his example, and do the same thing.

We can do the same thing with a medicare for all piece of legislation because even if it

doesn't pass, the republicans have to vote it down and then you've got a great issue

to run on in 20 slash 20 democrats right now appear to be setting themselves up for policy

battles heading into the 20, 20 election and that is exactly what they need to be doing.

They're not going to win on personality.

They're not going to win by telling us, trump is horrible.

Everyone knows that they're gonna win by showing the American public that they care about the

issues that they're working on the issues, but they can't get the issues passed into

laws because of the republican party.

That's how they're going to win in 20 slash 20, and I'm oPtimistic because it seems like

a lot of democrats, with the exception of chuck schumer, seem to be waking up to that

reality.

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Staying Single | Baroness von Sketch Show | IFC - Duration: 2:50.

I'm not ashamed of it.

I'm not afraid to say it.

And I'm just gonna come out with it.

Tired of being single?

I'm tired of being single.

And the two of you are very lucky.

You know why you're lucky?

'Cause we're both in relationships?

Cece: Because you are both in relationships.

I'm tired and I'm over it.

You know what, Cece? -What?

Pam: I have an idea.

And ah, yes.

Okay, this is Jonathan. -Wow.

Pam: He's six feet tall and not hard to look at.

Hello, Jonathan. -Hello, Cece.

♪ Mama like some of that

♪ Ow, Mama like some of that

♪ Ha, ha, wait, no, stop

That's a goddamn escort service.

Okay okay-

Cece: No, no, no, Pam.

What, I'm gonna pay for penis now?

Pam: Hear me out ladies,

you know how some female escorts,

they provide the girlfriend experience.

They stay overnight with clients,

they go on dates, that kind of thing.

Okay, well, this guy

he provides the boyfriend experience.

Women hire him all the time

to pretend to be their boyfriend for the night.

No shame. Cece:Really?

That's not a thing. -It's a thing!

It isn't. Pam:It's totally a thing.

There's no shame? -Nuhuh.

There's no shame

in paying for it? -Nuhuh.

Pam: No, and you're gonna find out

'cause I just booked it for you.

You are going out with Jonathan!

I'm gonna go for it!

Pam: A boyfriend experience!

Dollars for dicks round.

Dollars for dicks. -Dollars for dicks.

(soft lively music)

I read this fantastic book.

It's called "The Endless Existential Ache".

Oh, I just read a really great review of that book last week.

They said it was like a timeless allegory

for social disintegration.

I wrote the review.

The guy's critique on it was just,

it's really amazing,

you should really read it.

I don't have to 'cause I wrote it.

I wrote the review.

The words that you're speaking of, I wrote.

I wrote.

You know what else you should read?

Um, I don't know if you're big into Chinese sci-fi at all.

Oddly, no. -But there's this book,

it's a bit heady,

but I think you could probably handle it.

(grunting) Yeah.

I just have to get my dress off.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -Wait, wait!

(moaning and screaming in ecstasy)

Oh, oh oh oh oh. (chuckles)

You came, right?

No I-

don't know how one could.

(snoring)

And I said why an oven mitt?

And he said I'd read about it somewhere.

Cece: Pam!

Jenny, sorry. Pam:Oh, Cece.

Cece: Hello, I-I just I have to tell you,

the date was amazing.

He was rude to me.

He explained my own writing to me.

He did not go down on me.

He left my dinger high and dry

and he split before dawn.

Wow!

Yes, thank you for reminding me

that my single life is fantastic.

Jenny:You're welcome. -You are welcome.

Cheers.

Here's to buffin your own muffin!

Pam: Buffin your muffin.

Yeah! Pam:Yeah.

Single!

How's your shitty relationships?

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$0 To 7-Figure Digital Marketing Agency In 2019 - Step-by-Step - Duration: 29:27.

In this video I'm going to break down how you can start and grow a seven-figure social media marketing agency

so if you guys are looking to start one completely from scratch from ground zero or if you already have a

Digital marketing agency and you're looking to scale it up to the next level

I'm gonna break down three core strategies and tips as far as client acquisition goes and then I'm also gonna break down

what the team structure looks like

because I think those are the two most important things when you're going through and building out a

Social media marketing agency as far as running ads for clients. It's really not that difficult

the tougher thing is really that team structure and

how to actually acquire those clients at every stage of your business's

lifecycle and if you guys stick with me here to the end of this video

I'll break down

exactly how I grew my marketing agency from zero to over a hundred and fifty thousand dollars per month and

This year. We actually even hit two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars in just one single month

And so I'll break down the exact structure as far as client

acquisition at each point in the lifecycle of your business as well as that team growth and

also because at the very beginning when you start this

It's gonna highly revolve around you you're gonna have to do the sales the fulfillment every single part of the business

You're gonna be wearing multiple hats and then I want to show you guys how you can actually transition yourself out of the business

Potentially one day now. I personally I could work literally the 4-hour workweek like Tim Ferriss says

But I don't want to because one I enjoy what I'm doing

And we're also building something a lot bigger than just a marketing agency

We're building a full-on real estate marketing lead generation CRM software. So let me break down

I've got this whiteboard out here where it's just kind of like with a white sheet of paper I guess and

So we'll break down every single step. So first and foremost guys at first you're gonna be starting out is just a solo entrepreneur

Okay, so we'll draw a little stick figure here

so this is just you and

like we talked about guys you're going to be doing literally every piece of the business the client acquisition the sales the

fulfillment and

The thing is is if you're starting a digital marketing agency

You have to learn to get sales nailed down. I'm one that I absolutely hate sales. I don't love it

I was actually listening to a grant cardone YouTube video the other day

As I was kind of doing some other things and he was talking about how he doesn't even like sales and you think of him

As kind of the sales guys, but he knows that sales have to happen in order for his business to actually run. So

With this whole model everything we're gonna break down

you just have to kind of get that into your head where you're going to become the sales person and

Down here is step three

We're going to show you guys how you can actually leverage out the sales but at no point, can you start out thinking?

Oh, I'm just gonna leverage out the sales

You have to become the sales person or else this is all gonna crumble right before your eyes

So first you're going to be this solo entrepreneur right here starting your marketing agency

And the first thing we need to do before we even acquire clients is we need to pick a niche now

I know this sounds like super routine and just everyone says ah, you know pick a niche and then scale from there

But it's a hundred percent accurate a few years ago when I was first starting my own digital marketing agency

I was basically all things to all people. I was like, you know, you're a real citizen. Yes. I'll work with you

You're an insurance agent of course dead tennis the chiropractor basically because I felt like I just needed money

and so I was gonna I was willing to take on any and every single client and because I served everyone I

Didn't serve anyone right and that's when my business was really struggling

And it wasn't until I saw some really good results in the real estate

Agent the residential real estate agent market and I said, you know what?

I'm just gonna focus on this and I'm gonna say no to other every other opportunity every other industry

And just do residential real estate that I finally saw my business start to really grow and really scale within 90 days

I went from basically zero

to

$25,000 in just 90 days and that's because a big part of this is going through and leveraging past

Testimonials and past case studies, which we're gonna get to here in just a second

But the first thing and also I know most of YouTube videos you don't really need to do this

but I highly recommend getting out a pen and

paper and kind of breaking this things these things down because

I'm literally going to show you guys step by step everything you need to do what the business looks like from

What the team looks like the client acquisition?

so get out a pen and a pad of paper if you're serious about this and

Take some of these notes so that you can refer back to is your kind of make making your plans or the next several months

Of how to grow taking a look at where you're at in each step of this process and then going from there

Okay

So once you have the snitch nailed down

what you want to do is you want to leverage because obviously at this point we haven't really probably made any money and so

We don't really have a lot of money to go through and invest in advertising to acquire clients

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna leverage

Facebook

We're gonna leverage LinkedIn and then also we're gonna do like let's say we'll save events

And what I mean by events, that's not going to these big events and paying all this money

This is more like social events

Right or little networking events in your community in your area where you can go through and connect with different people

That are going to be your potential clients

So what I'm what I'm saying by Facebook and LinkedIn you're gonna make an initial post and you're gonna say something like hey

I am helping real estate agents go through and generate more leads or whatever niche market

You're going to go through and service, but I highly recommend real estate agents

And the reason why is because one every single person knows a real estate agent

You're either related to one or you got a friend that's one and if for some reason you're thinking well

I don't know any

well

You definitely have a friend or a family member that know somebody so

as far as working your warm market this you're definitely going to be able to find a real estate agent that that you know,

and you can actually go through and start running ads for so basically you're gonna go to

Facebook and LinkedIn and just make a you know post on your personal profile and say hey

Look, I'm starting a digital marketing agency and I'm gonna help real estate agents generate more lead

I'm looking for a few clients just to give it a trial run you don't have to pay me whatsoever

So you're not going to be receiving money for probably the first 7 to 14 days

I don't really want to make a trial to go for a full 30 days because that's a long time and you're gonna be

Suffering from now if you're working with let's say five clients for 30 days and you're not making any money

It's not going to be any fun

so you only want to do it for seven to 14 days and

they're gonna pay a hundred percent of the ad spend and a lot of people I've actually made a video very similar to this of

How to go through and start from going from zero to ten thousand dollars per month this one

I'm gonna show you guys how you can get to one hundred thousand dollars per month and beyond that but a lot of people in

That video they said well, you know who pays for the ads spin and all that stuff in a trial

You don't want to be paying for the ad spend

There's nothing that could be taking your business worse than you paying for that ad spend

So you're gonna bring them on it's a hundred percent free client

They're gonna pay for the ad spend you're gonna get access to their ads account

Which really isn't that hard to go through and get access to their ads account and then they have their credit card on file

So you're not footing any bill here and then from these posts right here on Facebook and LinkedIn

Usually you can get a few people that are reaching out to you

Messaging you or at least now your friends know and so they'd be like, oh they might tag a friend

that's a real estate agent or you know, even if you're in the dental market or

chiropractic market

Whatever market you're in

They'll tag people that they know and that's why I highly recommend the real estate niche just because there's so many people

That are real estate agents and so many people know real estate agents if you're watching this like well Jason

Why would you say this because won't I be competing with you?

Yeah

You will be competing me with me. But like the reality is there's over two million real estate agents in the United States alone

So I've got the mentality guys that there's definitely enough to go around

like each one of us can have a thousand real estate agents and there's still be

well over a million people to go through and service so

That that's a big thing right there

and also a lot of times real estate agents or business owners just in general they want to work with somebody that is

Local to their market somebody that they can talk to maybe they know they can meet with in person

And so like obviously I can't meet with every one of my clients in person, but that's obviously not my model

But that's where you know like as far as like competition and you know

Oh, well, like would I be competing? And would that be bad for your business? It really doesn't matter there

Okay, so we're gonna go through we're gonna post on Facebook LinkedIn and then if we're going to any like parties or networking events

Or anything like that

So when we're at these parties we were wanting to keep it simple a lot of times when people talk about their business

They go through and they talk about it for two minutes long

Sometimes I can say hey, what do you do?

They talk about it for two minutes at the end of it. The person's for sure zoned out

They don't they're not listen to you at all and to their ask themselves

What does that person really do? And so what we want to do is just say something like hey

My name is Jason Wardrop and I help real estate agents generate leads and then if they said oh

I know usually what happens when I say that is it like oh I've got a buddy

That is a real stage and I should connect you to that happens almost every single time

I tell people that so it's very simple. Hey, my name is Jason Wardrop

Okay, so state your name they say I help so I helped blank. So if it's real estate agents dentists chiropractors

Whatever business it is I help real estate agents. And then what do you help them do?

Generate leads grow their business, you know set more appointments. So I say generate and qualify leads

Because a lot of times especially when I'm talking to a real estate agent like, okay

Well anyone can generate leads, but I want qualified leads. So I kind of like throw that in there so very

Simply put you talk to people at events. Maybe they're not a real estate agent

But usually they know a real estate agent and guys

I'm just using real estate agents as an example of starting your marketing agency

You don't have to go through and start in this specific industry, but that's where that's the industry. I'm in

I love it, and it's very profitable

But obviously there's other markets you can go through and maybe if you've already started your marketing agency

You can continue in that niche as well. Okay?

So once we go through and we're all by yourself, we're posting on these different networks, and we're attending events

We're getting some of our first clients at this point. We want to get to about five to ten paying customers

Okay. So after the 7 to 14 day trial you should be getting some decent results and from those results

These people are turning into actual paying customers

Now, what do we charge these people at first? Okay

Well after the first 7 to 14 days, you can charge what you feel comfortable with

But I want to charge anything less than $500 per month

I would shoot for more than 1000 to 1500 dollars per month, but sometimes if your skills not fully there

and you don't feel confident charging your friends or family or anything like that a thousand of

$1500 per month then maybe you're in the 500 to $750 range for these first couple of clients

But then as we move on and when you gain more skills

we're gonna increase the amount that we're actually charging people to a thousand of 1,500 because if you think about it, if

You're working. Let's say with real estate agents or with dentists or whatever it is

You got to think about how much they're gonna make once a closed deal goes through

Okay

So a dentist when they acquire a new patient, how much can they potentially make over the lifespan of that patient?

And so based off of that how much are they willing to go through?

And invest into marketing advertising to acquire that new client the same thing with real stages

The average real estate agent makes five to fifteen thousand dollars per closed transaction

And so if they're making five to fifteen thousand dollars and they're paying you 1,000 to 1,500 a month plus ad spend

You know

If you're getting one new closed deal for them every single month and you're if they're paying you let's say fifteen hundred bucks

And you're bringing in

$5,000 or $10,000 or even more?

It's totally worth it for them and they're gonna be totally wanted to stick with you and continue doing business. Okay?

So for these first couple maybe it's a little bit lower in that five hundred seven hundred fifty dollar range

but once we go through and get our first couple of clients you want to obviously continue posting on Facebook and LinkedIn and

Talking to people at events

So we don't want to stop this because that's a great organic way to grow our business

And once we actually start seeing results

Those are some of the posts I loved making on Facebook and LinkedIn

about a case study or success story and that can easily bring in a lot more business and if we're doing these like let's say

Once a month you're able to just organically naturally have that growth there

Okay, so step number two. Once you have these first couple of clients, we're gonna go to

What is called a case study so we'll just put CS

video

All right

So what this is is we're gonna start running a little bit of advertising

Dollars because the idea is we've we've got some clients who are making some money

But we're gonna invest that money back into the business in to advertise to acquire new clients now

We don't have to spend a lot of money could be five to ten dollars per day

But the way this looks right here is we're gonna have a lead magnet

That we're gonna say hey get this case study of how this real estate agent

Did whatever right so it could be a real stage

It could be a dentist could be whatever

but they're gonna opt in to go through and see this case study this value video if you want to call it and

Then on this next page you are going to have let me just draw this out really quick

You're gonna have this video talking about what you've done for these real estate agents

But we're just going to continue with the real estate example just to make it simpler

So now I have to talk about all the different industries here

But what you've done for them and then down here, you're gonna have a button

That is going to pop up after probably about five minutes into the video

So they actually have to watch a certain amount of the video. So pop up five minutes after the video

Inviting them to schedule a phone call with you. Okay, so now they're gonna click on this and this is gonna take them

to a page where they go through and they can schedule a

Call with you. Okay, so they could go like there's a lot of software's out there their schedule wants there's calendly

I like to use calendly

a lot of people like scheduled wants there's a lot of other ones out there where it can go through syncing with your calendar and

Syncing with their calendar and they can choose a date and time that you're available they're available and all that

So it's all great and then after they choose a date and time

what we're gonna do is

Take them to an application right here

Because the worst thing that you want you can do

is go through and have a lot of people opt-in a lot of people sending appointments with you and then them not showing up or

You get on a phone call and there are a hundred percent not qualified. They don't have money. They're really just getting started

They don't they don't know how to go through a new business. So you're just wasting a ton of your time

So that's why I want to take them through a little bit of an application process here about you know

How many deals do they do every single month? How long have they been in business?

Okay, few these key things to find out if it's actually worth your time to go through and talk with them on the phone

Okay. So this is the second step right here is

Facebook ads so we'll just put this right here. We'll put Facebook

Facebook app

- a case study value video opt-in so this is gonna be a lead magnet

But they're just gonna put in their name and their email. We don't need their phone number quite yet

Okay, and then we're gonna send them to the value video

We're gonna explain about what we do for them and guys, we're not selling Facebook ads

Even though we might be starting a Facebook marketing agency

Nobody cares about Facebook Ads all they care about our leads and close deals

Okay, the best thing for any business the the end goal is sales is to make money

And so if they don't care about the way that they make money

They just want to make money and so kind of taking a step back from the sales part is lead generation. They need leads

They need appointments. So this is the same thing that you need you need bleeds right here

You need appointments and then after the appointment, that's when you make the sales

we kind of look at this from your business point of view and we look at their business and

You don't care about Facebook ads, but you care about them because you know, it can generate you leads, but you have a deeper understanding

Then the average business owner, right? So they're like, okay. I just need leads. I need appointments on any sales

I need sales and the way that I'm going to get sales

Appointments and the way I'm going to get appointments is leads and I don't care how I get those leads

I just need them if I'm gonna buy them from like a Trulia Zillow realtor com doesn't matter

But obviously we know that we're gonna be starting a Facebook marketing agency to be able to generate those leads. Okay?

so now the thing is

the reason we want to start with a case study value video like this is because our lead cost is going to be

Significantly less than the next step that we're gonna take. Okay

And as far as what the team looks like here, we're still going to be just a solo entrepreneur here

Okay

so we can go through and set this up like with the click funnels or anything like that and then once we get to about

15 to 20 clients once we get to a point where

We literally are just like overload and we don't have time to do the sales. We don't have time to do the fulfillment

We don't have time to do all these different key pieces

That is when you're gonna hire your first person and you're gonna have that person to be outsourced can work virtually

Wherever they want to work. It doesn't matter. Most people on my team. I've actually never even met in person

But I feel like I know that because we leverage zoom. We actually talk every single day

We're kind of going back and forth. And so I feel like I know them all though, pretty much everyone

I actually haven't even met in person. Okay, so

That's what we want to do that next step. So we want to hire someone to help us with fulfillment

And so at this point what we can do is we can make little short training videos showing them

Exactly what we do on the fulfillment side as far as setting up the Facebook ad

setting up the landing page set up the email a text marketing follow up and guys this

Training is going to be used in two different ways

it's going to be used to train new staff members and then second you're gonna get leads coming in here that maybe don't have the

Budget to go through and work with you or they don't want somebody else to do it out themselves

They want to learn how to do it themselves

So now this training we can use it to train new people coming on that we're gonna be hiring

Because as we grow this, we're not gonna just hire one person

We're gonna keep hiring fulfillment people so that you can focus on sales

And then also we can sell this training for fifty to a hundred to five hundred

Dollars to these real estate agents that maybe don't want to pay us to do it

But they want to still learn it or they might not have the budget. Okay

so now that's another way that we can go through and

maximize our revenues from these leads that are being generated and

Increase our profit margins there, okay

So now we've gone through

We've got this case study value video funnel setup to not only have the book appointments with us but to fill out that application

So we're kind of sifting and sorting through all of these leads that are coming in all these people booking

Appointments and if they're not a quality lead guys cancel the call just don't show up. Okay, so all right

So at this point we've got maybe one person that's working for us and now we can go through and we can even scale up

to two to three to four people

now the time that we moved to this third client acquisition

Model is when we have so many calls that we just can't handle all the calls that are coming in. Okay, so that that's what

So we don't move to this until we get to that point. All right, so this third one

this is call all a

Just in time. So JIT

Webinar

Okay, so we'll just say Wed right there JIT webinar

so what this is is instead of them going through and opting in right here and

Going to a value video which this little button that pops up to go through and schedule a call with us

Doesn't show up for about five minutes. This is about a 30 to 45 minute webinar

It could be 45 to 60 minutes

My mind currently is about 60 minutes long, but it's an automated webinar where these people are gonna have to go through

They're going to register for this webinar

Okay

Then they're gonna have to go through and actually watch the webinar and then instead of after five minutes this showing up

This is after about 45 minutes that this call to action is showing up

So they've actually gone through this entire process

they've seen this whole video and at this point we go through and have them schedule a call and

Then fill out the application

Okay, so it's literally the same exact process

the only thing is different are these first two steps and the reason why we want to go through and move to this model is

Because if they have to watch like 45 minutes of our presentation before they actually schedule an appointment

This is a lot higher quality lead. They've already seen the process of what you do how you can help them

They've seen some case studies. They've broken it down. And at this point this person is a highly qualified

Prospect and it's going to decrease the number of phone calls and appointments that you're getting

But these are going to be a lot higher quality

appointments and the reason why we don't want to move

Straight to this part right here is because leads are typically three to four times more expensive

When you're having them opt into a webinar as opposed to just a case study or a value video

So if we don't have a lot of money to go through and put in advertising

We want to go through in our first

Advertising dollars be sending people to this case study or this value video because we can get leads there

For about two to three dollars per lead versus a webinar. They're gonna be about eight to ten dollars per lead

So they're gonna be significantly more

but at this point as we're going through we're getting so many calls and even if we're going through and filtering out the

Applications of like okay this person's good

This person's not and we just saw like overloaded and you at this point are a hundred percent focused on sales

You're not doing any of the fulfillment you have your people doing all the fulfillment

You're just doing sales and then once you just can't take anymore because you're just getting so many calls. We move to this model

We make this video

This video right here is about 12 to 15 minutes long versus this one's gonna be about 45 to 60 minutes long

It's gonna dive a little bit deeper. Okay, and

Then from this automated webinar, we're gonna have them scheduled an appointment with us and then fill out this application

And these people that fill out that application are gonna be a lot more

Qualified for you as you're going through and growing your business

And so now at this point we can go through and we could just have your day a hundred percent booked with phone calls

so you don't have to go through and be like

prospecting people the prospecting is being done by the Facebook ad and

Then we're filtering people out through this webinar right here. And then we're filtering people out even more by they just attend the webinar

They had to attend the whole thing schedule a call with you and then not only scheduled call with you

But they have to fill out this application

We have to look at that application. Make sure they're a good fit

And then at that point we decide if we're even going to spend our time

because these calls are going to probably be 30 to 45 minutes and

You don't have 30 45 minutes to waste on somebody at this point. That is not a potential prospect up here

You have the 30 to 45 minutes because time is not as valuable as money money is way more valuable at this point

Whereas down here it gets the point where you have a lot more money than time

And so that's where you want to leverage your time

And then the fourth step after this and this is kind of where we've got to with our business is you have the Facebook Ads

Going to these webinars this just-in-time webinar

They're signing up for an appointment a call with you and they're going through an application

But then instead of you doing the phone calls you get a first sales guy

Okay

And you go train them on how to actually handle those sales calls and how to go through and sign people up acquire those clients

and so then if you do need to go and take a

Vacation or take a break or whatever your business doesn't all go to crap

Okay, so your first team members up here?

Once we get our first team member, it's all about fulfillment

And then you are a hundred percent sales until I would say you are a hundred percent

The only sales guy until you're doing at least 100 grand a month

And once you're doing 100 grand a month

Then you can think

About hiring a second sales guy and then potentially a third sales guy and then a fourth and then go through and really scale this

thing up

But I wouldn't really go through and do that

Until you've got that process I 100%

refined and you're mapping out that whole process of what you do and so a new sales guy can come on and see exactly what

You do and replicate you maybe they won't have as good as a close-ratio

but it's still gonna be beneficial is still gonna be profitable to you because you can finally

Free up some of your time and one last quick note guys before we finish up this video

I know this has been a little bit longer one

But I wanted to really provide you with some of this value

As far as going through and starting your own Facebook marketing agency digital mark agency, whatever you want to call it

That is when you get on a phone call to sell these you want to pre sell three months in advance

Because if you're doing all this work just acquire a month-by-month customer. It's gonna be very difficult

you're not we're gonna be very profitable and

Typically as you guys probably know it usually takes about 90 days to really see the balls start to roll

With the lead generation with the points being said if they're just getting a 30 day trial to you a lot of times the 7

To 14 day trial up here. It's great because you can usually get some leads

But as far as like actually setting appointments and really seeing the needle move it usually takes about 60 to 90 days

And so we want to pre-sell 90 days a three month initial contract. And then after that is just month-to-month

Ok, then at that point you can maybe say hey

It's a three month contract and it's 1,500 bucks a month or if you pay it all up front

Maybe you get a little discount maybe instead of you know

$4,500 over the three months because it's $1,500 a month

Maybe you say hey, it's $4,000 a month

If you pay upfront or 3,500 if you pay upfront because and that'll be more at this point because cash is gonna be super valuable

But as cash becomes less and less relevant, which obviously cash is always extremely valuable

Right, but as your time becomes more value, well, then you could play around with some of these different aspects here, right?

So anyway guys, I hope this video helped you guys as far as going through and starting your own

Digital marketing agency you guys found this video helpful. Go ahead. Give it a thumbs up

I would greatly appreciate that also drop a comment down below

Let me know what you guys thought and if you guys are brand new here to my channel

Make sure you guys subscribe

And hit that notification bell because we launch new videos every single week how to generate more leads

Make more money and grow your business whether that's a digital marketing agency business a real estate business

Whatever business you're in we go through and breakdown a lot of different Facebook Ads concepts and strategies

So you guys can go through check out the other videos on my channel and see I've got a lot of content

Breaking down a lot of this stuff step-by-step whether it's starting your own marketing agency or just Facebook Ads in general or whatever

It might be so

also one last thing I have a

Digital marketing agency a checklist kind of the cheat sheet of how to go from zero to your first

$10,000 per month and I will add a link to that cheat sheet down in the description as well as in the top comment

So you guys can have that

It just kind of breaks down the core concepts and strategies that you need to focus on a lot of that what we cover today

But you guys gonna kind of have that as a cheat sheet as a download

So with that said guys, I hope this video was helpful. Remember first go through organically. It's all gonna be about you

Okay, you're gonna be doing everything post on Facebook LinkedIn events. Remember this simple, my name is Jason Wardrop

I help real estate agents. What do you helping to generate leads? My name is Jason Wardrop help real stages generate leads very simple

Okay

then you're starting to get your first clients seven to 14 day trial and then once you get some money in that you can actually

start

Advertising this is the way you want advertise. Send people from a Facebook ad to a case study

Opt-in have a value video this this button is scheduled call with you pops up after about five minutes

Okay

This is about a 12 to 15 minute value video talking about what you do case studies showing

Telling a story about a real estate agent that you helped or whatever market you're in having them 7:00 appointment

Application then once you get to a point where you're getting way too many phone calls that you can't even handle them

Now we're gonna move down to the just-in-time webinar

We're instead of a 12 to 15 minute video. We're going to 45 minute webinar having them sign up for a phone call

Application that's going to decrease the number of phone calls that we have but increase the quality

Dramatically, so it's gonna be a little bit higher cost per appointment cost per lead here

But it's gonna be a lot higher quality

And then at this point once we've got all you're just focusing 100% on sales

You've got a whole team of fulfillment people and then once you hit 100k a month or even more than that

Then at that point you can think about hiring another sales rep and going through and train them up

So anyway guys hopefully this video was helpful. Once again, give it a thumbs up comment down below

Let me know what you guys thought. Thanks so much for watching today, and I will see you all in the next video

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got and boat show good morning everybody I'm hanging out with my friend John Fox

5 Morning News starts look over there and it starts right now what is that

what is that what is that someone please tell me what's going on we had number

last week Tony Parker of the Spurs was on vacation

and he was renting that's what he was a water-powered

jet that almost took Matt Johnson down with them

Carl DeMaio figure out what to do on all this a bug on me I do have a buzz off

licked it on me I'm sorry but I'll feeling this thing on my neck and I'm

like what is this that's really gross that really just happened it's a cricket

no that's I what is that and if you're not really into the tree lighting thing

you should still come down here because the architecture well the seaports a lot

more than just shopping I mean it's a neighborhood and there's so many

different places you can hang out you can just come and be by the water you

can take you can stop waiting for a second we're gonna showcase that

building back there morning everybody thanks for joining us

this morning on this October 4th I'm Kerry Connelly along with Barry Burbank

I asked Paris it's a good morning for a cup of coffee let's share together

here's a drink coffee the wrong way I keep forgetting to hold a cup you know

it's so cute Barry puts his name on the bottom he thinks someone's gonna steal

it very warm along the coast that that

girlfriend is coming from the north and east sometimes you could just get too

excited and you throw the clicker I got to go pick that up I have never done

that in all my years of television 82 right now at Cancun you got to have this

to keep getting through the maps KDC and standing by live Katie what are you

learning

all right I don't know the kitty knows that we are going to her live right now

let's come back here we're going to go to break and regroup and come back for

you in just a moment oh dear that's frightening it's hard to get this is

just south of the i-4 I 75 exchanged on i-75 let's take you over and show you

our big bridges give you a look at Linda Hurtado hi my god that was random on the

candy bridge a five minute trip across the water it's a six minute drive across

the Howard Franklin and nine minutes for the Courtney Campbell causeway always

nice to see Linda's smiling face late in the afternoon temperatures 5 o'clock

around 65 very comfortable disease 20 what okay take two on that problem with

it okay back in and five o'clock temperature here mostly degree I must

have a weather disease this morning the budget also includes a two and half

percent tax increase I'm going to explain what happened Kirsten just

tripped I'm sorry to call you out but I'm cracking me up we have this little

stage that we stand tiny trip okay moving on Kirsten is I'm standing she's

a good Western Michigan man says his dog ate off part of his toe which may have

actually saved his life listen to this he had an infection in his big toe which

he says he stubbornly refused to have medically treated he's grown

but the judge says what suede the sentencing decisions at least in his

mind where George Thomas has missed opportunities in a tight space which

persuaded him as as he said that staying and doing nothing is as heinous as doing

it all all right we're having technical difficulties as we can see a little

frustration their record morning low temperatures for record low highs if you

will okay we're just not cooling off Shelly Mills looking good out there at

Arcadia lake where Shelly what happened to her there's look at her run

you can't run look at a run that's awesome 83 why is she running so funny

83 with the South breeze at 12 good job all right let's go back to the storm

scanner and see that continued for this week was a trip over there 97 degrees in

Fresno is our average temperature this time of year record is 112 set just two

years ago thankfully we were a lot cooler than what we were two years ago

and in terms of our temperatures that yesterday we hit 94 degrees we're gonna

see temperatures that'll be similar to that again for today and then

temperatures was dead there's laughing at me she totally I

dropped my clicker I'm happy I'm not having a good morning rolled my ankle

drop my clicker it's just one of those days

a whole oak

haha thanks Mike Davis for that impromptu traffic report yeah this yeah

okay I put this story on my Facebook page tonight police in Wisconsin have a

real tongue twister we'd like for you to meet

bezel doo doo zappity bop-bop-bop that's right police arrested the 30 year

old man in a park mr. zapatti bop-bop-bop legally changed his name in

october his mom zippity-doo-dah bailed him out

even police had to snap this picture before pulling the 21 year-old man out

of this gutter on Holi Aloha way know just about everybody is wondering how

did this guy get into this storm drain you can see that it's very heavy just

trying to pull it off and then look at the diameter it's not that big I can get

my hands down in there but I don't know

that's how he got in not sure why the graphic just changed but the graphic

change so now we're going to go to you guys okay it's changing on its own I'm

not really sure what's going on wow it must be New Orleans come on these guys

better play somebody around here's got by their own men maybe maybe they should

feel this feel the pain that we are you kidding me was that she was joking

little jokey jokes no TV because we're in the makeshift studio Thank You

friends for how sorry I shot I was like oh I thought you loved applause thank

you you love the same name now it takes the girl falling on the air live now

what's happening today is they are giving some free school supplies they're

also going to get some free screenings health screenings like your your eye

exams and your ear exams and your dental

oops I hope the electricity didn't go out

yeah no wait a minute maybe coming back on hope there you go

hi again crystal oh sorry about that don't blame it on the okay anyway

back-to-school fair going on you should have pre-registered right you might but

yeah there should hear what's going on in the real so she's back where she is

no she's not

Fox News core bonnet laura ingalls good morning it's

855 5k coach here live live here at the police headquarters back to you route to

get away from this closure Lena back to you all right thank you a cease and

distort deceased and the source desist order has been issued for an asphalt

company in Tucson there is a longtime city ordinance that allows these

businesses these practices to occur only until 10 o'clock at night during the

week and he says and will we're live in Collin County Susie Solis

NBC 5 this was the scene all over carmine Illinois many trees uprooted

right out of the ground many of those landing right on top of homes alright

good afternoon it's a beautiful day out there it is a little on the warm side

let's go ahead and check out the temperatures and despite all the chaos

caused by the fence collapse on the bridge tonight a young couple in love

well we're in the dark but the story goes on that's been clearing up and

should continue to clear throughout much of tomorrow that will leave us as the

Sun sets good excuse me some sunny skies say that 10 times fast so if your

apartment does not have if your apartment does not have air-conditioning

reporting live in the amount to eat in section of the Bronx Darla miles channel

7 Eyewitness News it looks like we saw the brunt of it move out towards the

north there Jeff so looks like we'll be a-okay going caught next couple of days

that's right Chris after opening with a 3 over 70 for Thursday while we're all

over the board here he took Wow coming back to me that's where I Anderson

turned in a 5 / 76 Friday what a squirrel's tail looks like when it gets

wet though don't we

that is a look at your weather now stop

okay thanks Fiona Fox 4 will join thousands

in a walk for healthier babies this weekend the March of Dimes marched for

including okay in fiona will be taking part in this i think all right now let's

celebrate weather for today nothing nothing much to celebrate yeah came back

to some rain last night right Steve good morning

oh whoa sorry

good morning well obviously we're getting a nice break from the rain but

not the flooding this is essentially now a part of the Passaic River in this

neighborhood it rushed in yesterday through the streets and it's really

tough to control a canoe or a boat when you're out in it don't forget that may

fart Mayfest just make sure I lecture you where you're from in New York hey

good morning Harry Harry wake up Harry yeah wake up okay I tell you what we are

going he's yeah he's meditating he's heaven okay okay the daylight hasn't

come on I mean this required some time now I have never seen that let's just

say this that the way this works is they they do a lot of interviews all one in

the early morning a lot of them sing and perhaps obviously here

she wouldn't have been so there was some technical bummer because I was reading

his book last night great book great I highly recommend highly recommend really

want to talk to him cuz he's a great singer great actor is a movie I didn't

watch in college I became a huge fan of yours called the world the flesh and the

devil great check it out but uh was it was eating as REM sleep like he was just

he yeah he couldn't he couldn't hear she couldn't hear ya know and he's kind of

taken in now atop the hour on your Tuesday I think

you're seeing some weather right now good morning everyone it is the 12th day

of October there we are sorry about that so nobody want on with weather and

things like that but we're here yeah and you'll be seeing the weather again

shortly a little less cluttered eyes exactly alright but first let's get you

some news this morning just before 9 p.m. last night nine vehicles were

involved in an accident on i-15 year.the Chubbuck road underpass a loading ramp

fell off of a flatbed trailer headed northbound on i-15 I'm sorry when the

other vehicles hit the ramp and receive degrees of damage to their undercarriage

and tires no injuries were reported at AU State Police is investigating the

crash with assistance from the Bennett County Sheriff's Office and Pocatello

city police all right we're trying to figure this out folks yesterday morning

a car accident at a crosswalk at 9th Street and Martin Luther King jr. at

sent to people Hospital in Pocatello now according to witnesses a jeep had

stopped at the crosswalk to allow pedestrian to cross the street and was

rear-ended by a Toyota student standing near the crosswalk say the Toyota did

not stop before running to the back of the Jeep the driver of the Toyota and

the passenger were both transferred to the hospital

the driver of the Jeep pedestrian crossing the street were not hurt sorry

this is a serious story folks Pocatello police say the driver of the

Toyota was cited for inattentive driving in bonneville County the pedestrian did

get hit 20 year-old Lincoln High School student Josh Foster was hit by a vehicle

at 9:33 Monday morning during oh excuse me folks it's so bad here in

Desert Hot Springs that it even knock Oh

the wind is so bad here in Desert Hot Springs that it even caught a street

whatever Paul

literally

the wind is so bad here in Palm Springs that it caused that stoplight to fall

over I don't know if that's fall over the wind is so bad here in Palm Springs

that it caused this stoplight suffering

the wind are so strong here in Palm Springs that it even causes stop life

three two and one the wind is so strong here in Palm Springs that it even causes

the stoplight to break

that wasn't that good

the wind is so strong here in Palm Springs three two and one

the winds are so strong here in Palm Springs that it causes light to even

they be seen we got we have a weather forecast to do Jim are you oh yeah over

here honey on the side Jim opposite side of the studio thanks ray

and I'm rocky I'm not even gonna remotely get over that area right now

948 guys no 948 yeah let's talk about what's going on with the weather right

now our satellite and radar map will go fullscreen here guys and we'll show you

the latest now on the satellite and radar map temperatures right around into

the 70s at this hour there's a warm front lifting through the area this

morning and we're going to be looking at again temperatures on the way up into

the upper 90s later on today it looks like our tower cam right now has a

sunder let's see no no way you just put it back in there ray I'm not going I'm

leaving the studio right now I'm not kidding I will leave the studio do that

thing shoots hair at you it's got fangs I don't even want to be around it I told

you I will punch you if you even get close to me

my heart is racing right now I'm not kidding I do not like spiders I don't

know what it was someone I was a little kid I'll jump out of airplanes and all

that stuff ray is behind me and somebody

so nasty just get it out of the studio please I get how we do it on time do we

need to do a lot of forecast okay here maybe just put up right now can you hit

that a little lover Jim I'll do whatever yeah this little thing yeah 70

right now Colts game tonight that thing is freaking huge but the Colts in

Cincinnati again hit it again there you go 84 94 and 98 for a high

today look at the size of that thing okay it's like the size of a softball

all right 49 74 degrees in a seven day forecast well making sure no one's

coming around to the other side of the studio here to mess with me 99 for a

high tomorrow 98 on Saturday Sunday 80 degrees that's it that's all right I'm

done I'm done all right listen it's 951 tell you what

we're gonna we're gonna gather ourselves listen I want you to go over there I'm

gonna go over there that's a lovely pink you got there

I saw brandy running in and I know it's the show good it's a Monday today and

yes good morning they look terrific welcome to the show

yeah I'm still trying to straighten my jacket huh it is Monday morning but it's

started a little bit earlier today Oh No

well more bodily functions in the news this morning the next time you pass gas

make sure no police are around a man in West Virginia faces assault charges

after police say he passed Casson dentist

the officer was already arrested for DUI according to police the purpose pass a

gas Somali the opposite it was quote very odorous and created a created

contact of an insulting or provoking nature see that wasn't even right that

would put that story that was wrong that was wrong very odorous there you go

Irene would you do me a favor would you go over to the studio and grab me a call

oh my god whoever wants a coffee Irene could you go get that person to coffee

that's what I heard hope Irene made it over to you Henry and

you got your coffee as well oh you know what I think thank you so much just wait

right here thank you so much for the coffee I really appreciate that very

much do you know any weather look oh well

good I'll tell you what here just make yourself comfortable right here I've got

a little bit of a knot right here you know what I think Megan just did a solid

for another woman that's what I'm saying then overnight tonight look that's the

wrong map right there I don't know how that got in there highs tomorrow I know

it happened here we've gotten into the wrong the wrong sequence so we'll we'll

do is we'll we'll start here at the seven-day forecast

that was wrong you stayed right there I don't know what we're supposed to do

here I've got the computers on the wrong the wrong days of the week it starts

with Monday and everything up that's trouble Oh Erin you can you've just we

got one brief second and I just need to load this other sequence up this won't

take but in the meantime we were looking into the news for Weather Center the

yeah storm center for good stop it this is an opportunity really for us to see

all the new stuff that you've got you guys you guys put in there with the new

plasma screens and the yeah it's all part of the it's all part of our don't

let this happen to you program just like that problem solved

pretty rough there you know I was afraid you push the button again we're gonna

end up in your bedroom I know it sing out of the studio we you knows right hey

good morning it is Friday and what a Friday it is here on Sunrise I'm Carina

Corral and I face the love welcome to KC sunrise here is what's ahead this

morning we have Matt entertaining us at Clovis Memorial Auditorium he has a

preview of the Bob Abbey

family you're not hoping do it head crying I'm laughing too hard right now I

just the jokes the jokes in the commercial break let's get serious for a

moment we're talking about your Friday morning shout-out so give us one for

holding it together this morning we're all in a great mood this morning we're

also talking about these crazy crocodiles that are on the loose in

South Africa it's a crazy story I'll have more on that coming up guys

pull it together later on here close-up on her tears oh my gosh Matt you have no

idea how funny you are uh-huh you want to let me anotherjob we

did it was what you said a little bit earlier which was well everything you

say it's funny ha ha ha all right well you ladies take

five so the new moms one regret is that she didn't get a picture of baby with

whose birth because dad was a little distracted and that's all we have to say

that's just such a funny story but you know what we've all been there you know

when the baby not there when the baby comes into the world you freaked out he

drove by to hospital he wasn't in his right mind to cut him some slack how

does it go so wrong tomorrow morning rainy breezy overnight Friday to

Saturday showers on Saturday Sunday Monday most of Tuesday look dry for

Seattle we could have some showers in the

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First Alert Weather - Duration: 3:30.

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3-Ingredient Cookie Dough Bites [no music] - Duration: 8:19.

hi hope you like my recipe for 3 ingredient chocolate cookie dough

truffles I got the idea after having vegan cheesecake that the base was just

made from just oats and dates and I'd never thought about doing it before and

it actually works really well because um if you make it something like cashew

nuts it's so more it should have loads and loads and loads so it's why I have

cashew nuts as a rare treat but whether it's some oats it's a bit dry it's still

tasty but you just have one or two and you feel really satisfied

you don't like cashew nuts just have more and more and more I'm using

bog-standard dates mate it's just normal 50 days no added water or preservatives

and dry and yeah the pits out them just because they're very cheap I mean this

packet was one pound a tea and you really don't need the expensive ones

like medjool dates I would love to have medjool dates all the time but they're

just so expensive there just doesn't really justify the price and also there

is so much plastic without plastic at the bottom and plastic at the top and

they had each one individually wrapped it seems like a lot of waste where's

this well they do have plastic bees but I think there are much better choice

because you really don't need those expensive medjool dates for the oats I'm

just using bog-standard oats for them I have in the past been using gluten-free

oats but as with budget restraints because I had issues with um gluten I

found just normal oats I'm actually fine with I know oats contain a southern

similar to gluten without gluten or annealing or something like that which

is if you look under the microscope tree it's quite similar to gluten that's why

it's called out gluten but it's actually a very different thing we're not that

different it's a bit different but three courses of people that have celiac seeds

are actually fine with oats so I just use normal oats this the bad news for

this is just a standard one in a cardboard package I mean they're great

oats like this because you want to choose oats that aren't like super like

the Jumbo ones that are super firm and keep their texture even after cookie you

want ones that I'm not sure this is a sharp it's incredible today but these

are quite crumbly and they break and disintegrate down quite easily and

that's what you want to do because is you're blending this and the blend you

want to blend them until all the oats are broken down more or less into a dot

you don't want any tough bits when you have them and if you make it with the

Jumbo so you get those really tough bits that just aren't that great to eat you

can make these raw if you like by making a rule top ilat coating instead of using

pre-board chocolate to make them more G's my same recipe that I always talk

about just 1/3 cacao butter 1/3 cacao powder and 1/3 of sweetener like maple

soup I know maple syrup isn't raw but it's generally accepted on the war food

diet and then just mix them all together and the same with the oats they're not

technically war oats usually will be involved those of this have almost

certainly been steamed and then bold but they were often except on a war food

diet well you can get totally Ward's but they're incredibly expensive it's went a

strict you are even when I was on a raw food diet maybe 15 years ago which has

some good points I just don't follow it all the time now

I don't think stealthy to pull it all the time for the chocolate in this I'm

using a standard cooking chocolate well no it's not a standard cooking chocolate

it's for me it's a standard chocolate what I'm actually using is an organic 84

percent cooking chocolate because it's actually VAT free if you buy a cooking

chocolate and it's in smaller lumps so it's easier to melt I do tend to get a

high kikou content or cocoa cocoa mass content chocolate just cuz it's how it

got less sugar in and with all the dates in this even if you don't like dark

chocolate it's just a thin wrapping of it and the depth of chocolate is really

great this and it works really well think of this recipe pretty much like

all of my recipes I generally keep it quite simple because I'm quite simple

and also it allows you to adjust it and add any flavors or flourishes that you

like to I mean it Christmas you want me to put some goji berries something to

look like berries or you might to add some cranberries into the mixture or

sprinkle with coconut or ground up stash you nuts you just adapt this simple

recipe however you like to add anything you've got in your store cupboard

anything that you like I mean you can add flavorings or orange oil

I mean it's endless I won't go on on I made this isn't a small jog or bullet

type blender for this just cuz it's so versatile to make everything and because

it's such a small jog it works really well to blend it all up in one go

without having to scrape down the side so if your blender dish does struggle

you will want to scrape down the sides you do want to blend this for quite a

long time well I say but not that long a minute or so but

turn it off the moment you blended starts to stress I probably I blended it

all in one go and it was probably a bit too much because there was smoke coming

out of my blender but my blend has been used and abused for probably six years

six years I've been in this house and it's still lasting fine but don't listen

to me and don't overstretch your blender blend it in short batches and the moment

you hear you can hear the motor when the motor is stressing and it's just not

grinding perfectly you can know it might cause damage so you want to stop

immediately give it a bit of break and do it again but this kind of recipe

you'll finish blending the moment you can hear the blender stressing usually

if you do have any comments or questions about this recipe please do drop them

down below and I'll get back to you I'm sorry if it's a bit of a simple recipe

I'm kind of running on low into the creative energy and energy in general

for this year and it's so dark I'm not even sure if the final results are gonna

be able to photograph them but I might have to do them under artificial light

so the photos will the final results look a bit dodgy it's just because the

weather is incredibly grey and torrential rain and usually I'd shoot

all my final results outside but in the winter and UK it's just not happening

and it's been raining for the last few days and I just can't wait any longer I

hope you like breastfeed my three ingredient I hope you like my last week

my three ingredient chocolate trough I hope you like I hope you like most week

my three ingredient chocolate

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Marie L. Greenwood Celebrates 106th Birthday - Duration: 3:11.

(Light string music)

(Marie Greenwood) "In 1938 that was the middle of that big depression you know.

I was very blessed and fortunate to even get a job.

Jobs were very scarce.

And almost impossible for some of us.

I was the first African-American teacher in Denver to receive tenure.

I never thought in terms of it being history or anything like that!

To me it was more than just my job.

It was opening the door for others too."

"The principal of Newlon School, Mildred Biddick, remembered me and my record from

the way back, those early days.

So she welcomed me, you know.

Here was this all-white school way out in the west Denver.

And… not one brown teacher had ever been placed anywhere but east Denver.

Not even to substitute.

And here, she would ask for me.

When I was coming up, if you were minority you had to be twice as good.

Those children were my family.

And apparently had had projected into the homes that the parents realized, that I was,

I guess a special teacher.

A special brown teacher! (laughs)"

"A superintendent has to make sure that

there is equality.

No matter what.

Every child can learn.

And that should be basic from the superintendent on down.

Every child, and every teacher, in every school, there should be equality."

"Ooooh!

This is my first birthday card, thank you!"

"Each one teach one is one of the greatest programs that I have ever seen.

And it's in my school! (Laughs)"

"This is going to be one of the biggest

days that I have ever had.

Thank you."

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Ixim: A Mayan story about corn - Duration: 5:10.

(birds chirping)

-This is a story of corn.

For Mayan culture, it is sacred.

It is revered.

(corn stalks rustling)

It is in fact how humankind became to be.

(lively music)

(water trickling)

This is Santa Lucia Lachua, Guatemala.

Home of the indigenous Q'eqchi.

There are over 20 different Mayan languages,

and of all the variations, there is only one word

that is common to all.

Ixim

Ixim which means corn.

To the Q'eqchi corn is the centerpiece

of the creation story.

The creators tried all sorts of different objects

to make man from, but it wasn't until they used corn

that man was perfected.

(cheerful music)

After four perfect men were created, they made the women.

This ceremony, the watesink

is to give thanks to nature and the Q'eqchi ancestors

for all they have given.

(corn stalks rustling)

(rooster crowing)

(insects chirping)

(corn husks rustling)

(insects chirping)

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3 Ingredient Vegan Cookie Dough Bites - Duration: 8:19.

I hope you like my recipe for 3 ingredient chocolate cookie dough truffles I got

the idea after having vegan cheesecake that the base was just made from just

oats and dates and I'd never thought about doing it before and it actually

works really well because if you make it something like cashew nuts it's so more

it uploads and loads and loads so that's why I have cashew nuts as a rare treat

but whether it's some oats it's a bit dry it's still tasty but you just have

one or two and you feel really satisfied you don't like cashew nuts just have

more and more and more I'm using bog-standard dates mate it's just normal

pretty day snow added water or preservatives and dry and yet the pits

out of them just because they're very cheap I mean this packet was one pound a

tea and you really don't need the expensive ones like medjool dates I

would love to have medjool dates all the time but they're just so expensive there

just doesn't really justify the price and also there is so much plastic way

down the plastic oh that water and plastic at the top and they had each one

individually wrapped it seems like a lot of waste where's this well they didn't

have plastic these but I think there are much better choice because you really

don't need those expensive module dates for the oats I'm just using bog standard

oats of them I have in the past been using gluten free oats but as with

budget restraints because I had issues with um gluten I found it just normal

oats I'm actually fine with I know oats contain a substance similar to gluten

with oat gluten or analin in or something like that which is if you look under the

microscope restructure it is quite similar to gluten that's what's called

out gluten it's actually a very different thing

we're not that it's a bit different but three courses of people that have celiac

seeds actually find with oats so I choose normal oats this the brand new

use for this is just a standard one in a cardboard package I mean they're great

oats like this because you want to choose oats are like super like the

Jumbo ones that are super firm and keep their texture even after cookie you want

ones that I don't so this is a shot it's incredible today but these are quite

crumbly and they break and disintegrate down quite easily and that's what you

want to do because is you blending this and the blend you want to blend

until all the oats are broken down more or less into a dust just if you don't

want any tough bits when you have them and if you make it with the Jumbo so you

get rid of those really tough bricks that just aren't that great to eat you

can make these raw if you like by making a rule topple at coating instead of

using pre-war chocolate to make them more G's my same recipe that I always

talk about just a third cacao butter 1/3 cacao powder and a third sweetener like

maple syrup I know maple syrup isn't raw but and

it's generally accepted on the war food diet and then just mix them all together

and the same with the oats they're not technically war oats usually will be

evolved those of this have almost certainly been steamed and then rolled

but they were often except on a war food aisle you can get totally war outs but

they're incredibly expensive it xx strict you are even when I was on a raw

food diet maybe 15 years ago which has some good points I just don't follow it

all the time now I don't need healthy to follow it all

the time for the chocolate at least I'm using a standard cooking chocolate work

nourish it's not a standard cooking chocolate it's for me it's a standard

chocolate what I'm actually using is an organic 84 percent cooking chocolate

because it's actually that free if you buy a cooking chocolate and it's in

smaller lumps so it's easier to melt I do tend to get a high kikou content or

cocoa cocoa mass content chocolate just cuz I got less sugar in and with all the

dates on this even if you don't like dark chocolate it's just a thin wrapping

of it and the depth of chocolate is really great this and it works really

well think of this recipe pretty much like all of my recipes I

generally keep it quite simple because I'm quite simple and also it allows you

to adjust it and add any flavors or flourishes that you like to I mean at

Christmas you want to put some goji berries something to look like berries

or you might to add some cranberries into the mixture or sprinkle with

coconut or ground up stash you nuts you just adapt this simple recipe however

you like to add anything you've got in your store cupboard anything that you

like I mean you can add flavorings or orange oil

I mean it's endless I won't go on on I made this isn't a small jug or bullet

type blender for this just cuz it's so versatile to make everything and because

it's such a small jug it works really well to blend it all up in one go

without having to scrape down the side so if your blender dish does struggle

you will want to scrape down the sides you

you want to blend this for quite a long time well I say long but not that long a

minute or so but turn it off the moment your blender starts to stress I probably

I blended it all in one go and it's probably a bit too much there was smoke

coming out of my blender but my blenders been used and abused for probably six

years and six years I've been in this house and it's still lasting fine but

don't listen to me and don't overstretch your blender blend it in short batches

and the moment you hear even hear the motor when the motors stressing and it's

just not grinding perfectly you can know it might cause damage to it so you want

to stop immediately give it a bit of break and do it again but this kind of

recipe you'll finish blending the bone you can hear the blender stressing

usually if you do have any comments or questions about this recipe please do

drop them down below and I'll get back to you I'm sorry if it's a bit of a

simple recipe I'm kind of running on low to the creative energy and energy in

general for this year and it's so dark I'm not even sure for final results are

gonna be able to photograph but I might have to do them under artificial light

so the photos of the final results look a bit dodgy it's just because the

weather is incredibly gray and torrential way and use your shoot all my

final results outside but in the winter and UK it's just not happening and it's

been raining for the last few days and I just can't wait any longer I hope you

liked the recipe my three ingredient hi hope you liked my last week my three

ingredient chocolate truck I hope you like I hope you liked my sweet my three

ingredient chocolate

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4. Колесо 2 (BeatsCraze prod.) - Duration: 3:23.

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14. Гори (Pointwave prod.) - Duration: 4:11.

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Briggs Book Tag - Duration: 8:08.

hello booktube I'm Vanessa and today I'm here to do the brigg's book tag!

The questions in this tag are based off of the myers-briggs personality test, which

is the one where you get to be like an estp or an infj or whatever like that.

I'm an infj, and that personality type is the Advocate or the counselor, and

basically it's somebody who has very like strong and idealistic views that

they're willing to stand up for, and they're willing to help people. I would

say that I agree with that, like I get very riled up about injustice and like

I'm a Hufflepuff. Here I am. so yeah, I think it's definitely really accurate

for me, and if you want to take this test which I highly recommend because it's

really informative and I think it's pretty accurate, go to 16 personalities.com.

that's one of the free ones. um other than that I'm gonna go ahead and

get into the tag, and basically...where's my...here it is. basically how the tag

works is um each letter has a question so "I" has a question, "n" has a question

etc etc, and then at the end, each type has a question, so there's one

specifically for infj. okay I had to change my battery so sorry if the screen

moved. but anyways the first question for this is either introverted or

extroverted, and I got introverted. so the I is: you can be outgoing but need

to recharge with some calming solitude. where is your favorite place to read and

unwind, and why is this little oasis where you choose to go? my favorite place

to read is actually in my bed. my bed, it's so cute and I love it and it's so

cozy, I have all my pillows and my blankets and like my lamp so I

have a good reading light, and I keep like everything, like my tissues and my

glasses, and like whatever I might need while I'm reading. the bed is the reading

zone. and then the next question is either sensing which is like details and

practical things and logic, or intuitive which is like thinking about the future

and thinking of like creative ideas and like imagination and like how things

could be. I got intuitive, so the in question is: some books are meant to be

understood and others are meant to be explored. what book or character stands

for an idea that is deeply meaningful to you? and for that I think I want to say

the Hunger games because the Hunger Games to

me, I don't know, I just love that message about like standing up and fighting

against injustices, and things that are hurting other people, and how

important it is to stand up againstit and to have hope that you can make a

difference. and I just really like the Hunger Games, and I'm so grateful that

that's a series that I feel like has shaped our generation so much, like our

ideals and our values, because I think it's really beneficial that we have so

many people in the upcoming generation who are willing to fight for things. and

the next question is either thinking or feeling, and I got feeling. and the

question for F is: not everything needs to be realistic, where is the fun in a

world with limits? which fantasy world do you find so atmospheric that you slip

inside and never want to leave, or alternatively just a book that has a

really good vibes. and I can't remember what I said for this, oh man I had a good

fantasy answer too! I don't remember my fantasy answer, but I this isn't a

fantasy but I really really find pride and prejudice to be so immersive and the

world to be so atmospheric, in the sense that it's just like, I feel like I'm

there. I feel like I'm in 1700's England, I don't know, I feel like when I read Pride

and Prejudice I go there, and I don't want to leave. Which is funny because

I know that like I wouldn't actually want to be there because women had

no rights. and we had to marry old ugly dudes just to survive and not be

homeless but uh, you know, we can pretend. If we could pretend I'm Elizabeth Bennett

who actually falls in love with someone who is rich enough to take care of me,

then it would all be good. and finally the last letter is between perceivers

and judgers. and I got judger. which you know, i feel, I guess it's accurate I do.

But I think this is one that I was a little bit close to being split on because the

perceivers are more like open and flexible and like go with the flow

whereas the judgers like they like their structure and they like things to be set

and like concluded and like wrapped up nicely, and I feel like I'm a mixture of

both, and that's the Gemini in me. but the question for judgers is: all play and

no work leads to chaotic disorder and anarchy. how do you structure

and balance your reading, booktube, and personal life to better use your time.

this is a big question for me, and again this is where I definitely am a judger

because I have like my planner, I got all my tasks scheduled out, and I'm really

kind of, I think it's unhealthy, but I'm kind of obsessed with the idea of time

management, and like making sure that you're not wasting time. and I feel

really guilty if I waste time. why did I do that? that was 30 minutes I could have

spent working on a project or reading a book or like whatever? but on the same

token I feel like that desire to maximize my time is what kind of helps

me keep everything balanced, like being able to run a YouTube channel, and read,

because a lot of people say booktube like it's one thing, but no, we have to

like take the time to make the video content, AND the time to read the books

that we have to read in order to make the content. its two jobs, it's really two

things in one. so I do both of those, I try to keep up

with like comments and watching other people's YouTube videos, and commenting

on their videos and like maintaining my friendships on here, because they're

really important to me. I'm also like running my own business and going to

school, which, I wish I was that person I could just go to school and be like "I'm

just here for my degree bye", but I'm like, if I don't have a 4.0 I will die. and of

course like, you know, I have my boyfriend and my family that I also sometimes like

to spend time with. and I think the thing that helps me balance it all is just

taking advantage of every second of every day, you know? like when I wake up

my feet hit the floor and I'm going. I'm like up at 6:00 a.m. filming videos

before i go to class, and then when after my class I have like my lunch

break, I'm reading all through my lunch break, and then my next class, after that

I have another lunch break that I'll use to probably do my homework for the day,

so then when I get home from school I can watch other people's YouTube videos

and reply to comments, and I pretty much like, I spend time with my boyfriend by

going to his house and sitting in his bed on my laptop doing homework.

so yeah I don't know stuff like that is pretty much how I balance it and

it's...it's hard sometimes, but when everything is so important to you and

sacrificing one of those things is not an option, you find a way, like you

it work. and then the last question is for infj as a whole, and this says: the

counselor, yes we're a bit odd but we're also filled with intuition and empathy.

what is a book that you would recommend to a friend who is having a hard time?

and for this I'm saying, again, I'm saying the alchemist. um because this is a book

that helped me during a hard time and I think it's kind of a universal feeling,

it doesn't just deal with like one specific issue that someone might be dealing with,

but it just deals with the general idea that whatever you're going through, the

universe is on your side, and the universe wants you to be happy, and it

wants you to achieve the things that you are dreaming of achieving, and if you can

just meet the universe halfway everything is gonna be all right. I don't

know I like that, maybe it's corny, maybe it's like some new-age like hippie

bullshit, but I really like the idea that everything is connected, and that the

soul of the world needs me as much as I need it, and that we're working together

to bring more positive energy into the world, and I just I like that. anyways

that is it for the brigg's book tag! like I said I definitely recommend doing this

because it's super fun. I really want to see Ali from hardback hoarder do this.

you know, I think would be fun to see game of tomes do it, since like both of

them could answer and like compare their personality types and their answers and

stuff, so that would be really fun. and let me know in the comments if you have

taken this test what your personality type is, and I hope that I get to talk to

you soon! bye!

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WPW10292303 - Replacing Your Maytag Fridge's Freezer Door Handle AP6018866 PS11752169 - Duration: 2:57.

hi my name is Bill and today I'll be showing you how to replace the freezer

door handle on your fridge the reason why you might have to do this is because

it handles broken or damaged for this repair all you'll need is a Philips head

screwdriver warning before doing any repairs please

disconnect your power source so this is the fridge we're gonna be using for our

demonstration here it's a maytag keep in mind yours might

be a little bit different at home than what we have here but the

same techniques should still apply so right here is our freezer door handle

it's held on by four screws there's two on the top right here and two on the

bottom so we'll start with the screws on the bottom here and I'll need to use a

Phillips head screwdriver

and as we undo this last screw you might also want to just hold that handle in

place so it doesn't move around on you and once all the screws are off you can

just pull the handle straight out it comes right off now you can grab your

new OEM replacement freezer door handle if you don't have one already you can

find it on our online store so now we're going to put the freezer door handle on

and what you're going to do is just kind of line it up the holes the screws go

right there on the top and the bottom and we'll screw it into place and once

those screws are secure you can close your door up test your handle and your

repair is complete I just don't trust Adams they make up everything finally

don't forget to plug in your appliance if you need to replace any parts for

your appliances you can find an OEM replacement part on our website pcappliancerepair.com

thanks for watching and please don't forget to like

comment and share our video also don't forget to subscribe to our channel your

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12. Fireflies ft. ERR (Cloudlight x RedlightMuzik prod.) - Duration: 3:52.

ERR: Fireflies, fireflies Why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies. You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, Fireflies, flies, flies

Fireflies, Fireflies, why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, fireflies, flies, flies

I don't need to be myself I should not be anyone

I am walking by causeway Like a swaying tailor's doll

Few coins lie in my pocket No points, finding 'em I get

Some notes, items. I lock it In phones, screens. And I placed here my

My Russian abstraction My nightmares and passion

Will make me laugh, make me dead. They're here. My, my inner burning coal

that's choking my soul Please stop, oh, please stop for a sec

Fireflies, fireflies. Why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies. Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, fireflies, flies, flies

Fireflies, fireflies, why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, fireflies, flies, flies, fireflies.

No matter how much I will get into these

Hospitals, borders, and worries and seas

No matter how much I will get into these

Bogs with your body, and limits and fields

No matter how much I will get into this

Crisis or riddle, I'm done for a little,

I'm outta people, I'm outta people,

I'm giving a smile and not coming to you

I'm not on top, but my destiny says my place is here for now

The sky is locked up, my lasting's least, it means Rest In Peace, and I'm out

Don't try to rake up my past, it is in my chest, I want to forget it

Those mistakes are so crazy, I'm trying to love I'm kinda prince from a tale

with ending full of dismay I lose my grip and I vail

on retinas and displays I'm gonna meet you when fail

gets over me and prevails I'm living like isolate, instead I am multi-faced.

I'm really glad we are dead

I am devastatingly calm There's no need to visit or call me

promising only anything, brat I have made my mind to fact

that everything's not already nice

Fireflies, fire flies, fire flies, fire flies

Fireflies, fireflies Why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, fire flies, flies flies

Fireflies, fireflies, why my baby always cries?

Fireflies, fireflies Find me a paradise

Fireflies, fireflies You're my angel in disguise

Fireflies, fire flies, flies, flies. Fireflies.