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Hey cruisers we're gearing up for our first-ever overseas cruise and wanted to

share the top 10 apps we're using to prepare for our cruise and that we plan

to use once onboard I'd like to start by mentioning that this list changes from

cruise to cruise which is probably pretty obvious we'd love to hear what

apps you find valuable when you cruise so leave your favorites in the comments

below as for us we're headed to Asia for a 10 night journey from Tokyo to

Singapore so our apps are sort of a reflection of this particular cruise

where language and currency differences are pretty serious considerations for us

you'll see what I mean as we jump into the list number one on the list is good

old Google Maps what we like about this app the most is that it shows transit

routes and options so if you plug in where you want to go you'll get not only

route maps but lists of different transit methods to get there like bus or

train options the other thing that we like about this app is that in some

areas you can download a city map for offline use unfortunately you can't do

this with all cities but we still find a lot of value in it lastly the app easily

allows you to explore nearby restaurants and attractions super convenient if you

need to figure out where to eat quickly in a foreign place our number 2 must use

app is Google Photos we use several methods for syncing and backing up

photos from our phones like iCloud for example but I've become very fond of the

hands-free ease of use in the Google Photos app you can set it up to

automatically upload your photos frequently and the only downside is

you'll need a Wi-Fi connection for this to work not always the case on a

shipwright we feel like Google photos just gives us another level of assurance

that our photos are being backed up and of course it's super handy having access

to your photos at all times in Google Drive when you get home number 3 on the

list is Amazon music everyone has their favorite music streaming apps so you

works for you in this category for me being able to download unlimited music

using my Amazon Prime membership for offline use is making this app a

favorite for me right now now considering we have some very

long-haul flights in our future I want to know that I can play some tunes well

my phone is in airplane mode both on the flight and on the cruise be sure to tell

us how you listen to music on a cruise or a flight in the comments section

number four airline apps are such a wonderful convenience for our next

cruise I am using the American Airlines app to store my upcoming trip I can

check my flight status check in online change seeds and track my checked bags

using the app I can even find out what entertainment and movies are playing in

my seat back on the flight don't tell my son he'll be so excited to

check that out number five cruise line apps are also something I use every time

I cruise in this case I'll be using the princess at sea app Princess' free

mobile friendly app the app offers a messenger feature on some ships so you

can send text messages to others on board it also allows you to plan your

day's activities review the ship itinerary browse restaurant menus and

keep tabs on your stateroom account that's my favorite part

and this next app is a brand new one for me currency app is number 6 on our list

because we'll be visiting five countries with five different currencies on our

next cruise and there's no way I'm going to memorize every currency in such a

short time now I chose this particular app because it's painfully simple to use

you just add your currencies click on one add the dollar amount click convert

and you're done that amount you entered will be converted into any currency

you've set with minimal clicks I love minimal clicks all right number seven is

a tried-and-true friend of the cruisetipstv community good old shipmate

up we use shipmate to do lots but it's particularly handy for planning and

getting excited for your cruise from setting a countdown timer to reading

reviews and checking out photos of people who've

recently cruised on the ship you'll be on shipmate app is an app we use daily

right before a cruise you can also download your itinerary for offline use

on your cruise just make sure you connect to Wi-Fi before you do that we

also used ship mate app to book two excursions on our next cruise and you

can browse and book them right inside the app once you book them they show up

in the app under booked excursions when you select the profile tab number eight

is a clever little app my husband found to solve a common problem we have on

vacations it's called video to photo and it does exactly what it sounds like it

will it allows you to isolate still photos out of video which is super handy

for those moments when you captured something on video but you're kicking

yourself because you didn't grab a still picture it takes a bit of patience to

find the perfect frame to create your still from but this puppy has been a

lifesaver on many occasions for us number nine is

an app I use in my daily life for social media posts but it also comes in handy

on a cruise it's called spark post and it's an Adobe app that allows you to

quickly create visually appealing posts using a combination of images and text

or text and backgrounds you can select from tons of free stock photos if you

need them and even borrow ideas from the templates they feature on the app there

are lots of fonts to choose from and it's super friendly trust me I am NOT

techy and I've gotten a ton of use out of this app we could spend hours talking

about the features but the key is you can customize in just about any way

imaginable and the app even walks you through what size you need for each

image in simple terms for example there's no need to know what size image

will look best on Instagram the app just lets you select Instagram post then

focus on the fun and creative side of your social posts number 10 may just be

the app I'm most grateful to have access to yes

Google Translate is an excellent lifeline

traveling to foreign countries it allows you to quickly speak or type a phrase

into your phone and receive both a text and voice translation kind of like this

excuse me where can I find at the airport limousine bus cuckoo limousine

Vasu otoko NYADA mascot cool huh well thank you so much for watching this

episode we cannot wait to read your app ideas in the comments below

come on write them down for us be sure to follow cruisetipstv on Instagram

Facebook and Twitter and if you want a cruise prep crash course check out the

cruisetipstv Academy in the description of a video until next time we'll see you

on the high seas excuse me I don't like raw fish do you have any recommendations

for me she's like nah, I can't help you lady

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Johnson & Johnson Internal Documents Reveal Company's Knowledge Of Cancer Causing Talc Powder - Duration: 2:39.

You know, for years, more than 30 years actually, Johnson & Johnson knew that their talcum powder

contained asbestos fibers, but they never once warned consumers about the dangers.

And you know the, as we look at this story, as early as the 1950's.

Right.

This is where the story begins.

The company new Johnson & Johnson knew that their baby powder had a, had tremolite in

it.

Now you're talking to somebody who tried a lot of asbestos cases.

Tremolite is a very dangerous form of asbestos, causes cancer and Mesothelioma, all types

of, all types of illnesses.

They were putting it in baby powder because they didn't want to spend the money to purify

the baby powder.

What's your take on this story?

You know this, this big report that came out from Reuters, they got their hands on all

the court documents that for the longest time the public hadn't seen.

So what they're telling us here is that one, obviously Johnson & Johnson knew this existed,

but what's really interesting to me is the evolution of Johnson & Johnson's defensive

of this.

First it was the outright denial, you know, they said, tremolite, well, it's a mild form

of asbestos.

It's not even really asbestos so don't worry about that.

And then it was, okay, yes, some of our talcum has asbestos, but don't worry.

The only stuff that has the asbestos is what we're using in the industrial plants.

This isn't stuff we put in the baby powder.

Here's what makes it worse.

Their own documents, Johnson & Johnson's own documents in the 1970's said, we know we have

the problem, as a matter of fact, we might even be sued for having this problem.

The president, CEO, Mr. Johnson himself says, gee whiz, this problem is so bad that I'm

concerned about the health of the children that the powders being used.

I'm concerned about the mothers who are using this powder on their children and even then

no change.

Even then they go forward and they do exactly what they want to do.

What I thought was interesting also on this, and again the documents tell the story of

Johnson & Johnson's own documents.

Their own scientists said, we have a problem that was in the 1970's and in the 1950's we

have a problem and here's the problem.

The fiber tremolite not only causes asbestos disease, whether it's cancer, Mesothelioma,

it also migrates through the body.

Look, thanks for joining me.

These stories again, every week we try to do the stories that are, that corporate media

doesn't cover.

Fortunately, they're kind of looking at this Johnson & Johnson story because for years

they ignored it because they're advertised or Johnson & Johnson wouldn't let him tell

the story.

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Mi Esposo Le Hace a Todo 👏 Probando Comida Colombiana en Texas 🦄 ok Bessy - Duration: 15:47.

belle has a new toy

that comes out of this room comes out with a new toy by the way my husband

just fixed the wolf because she had destroyed right now look here she is

waiting for her new toys that the gentleman is arranging sewing

the toy by hand and on the machine in which posture in the face of his

husband, husband, gentleman

She is waiting for more toys. She is always waiting and watching until i finish.

and look, I'm going to show that last night I had to sleep with a towel in the

bed downstairs because I felt like I was going bleeding to death I arrived that I was

the period coming very strong so to avoid me is also disorder

I put a towel but thank God not blood very much blood but not to that

point to go to blood what relief and I being ready with my

ears will not put me to record a makeup video in a little while and this

I'm taking advantage of recording because I decide that I was going to record it or I was in

the process of deciding because I was as it is said cloudy and sunny that

the sun came out went in and out and right now on this side I know that

I went to bathe fast and to get to record and my husband as there is so in the

listening to piano music and sewing to hand and we start here to conspire and

look he is the one who sewing love him nothing more acculturated a few little things

and as much as everything fixes the toys know why we see destroys

too fast then he sews them but then he bought a machine for me

but number will believe and I have not liked not once but is that look

you who would not have to get me comes to the sewing roll because it is not

it strikes me I do not like it so I need a lot of clothes that I

I need to fix but I do not know if it's that is given will be pure laziness is pure web or

nothing or I do not like it does not call me the attention that seam pod so

good to him if he likes it good is not that he likes what he does because chiapas

poor holy place but he is the that fixes the toys to see

because if not then he would not have any toy because you screw them super fast

she and then imagine you can not be be buying a toy all the

days because it's a full beam watch your dad training well right now I show you

I have

obedient

and also of a manzanita and his wife I have a lid of a boat that I made

I brought her but it's usually that I know I put it in a little ball that has a pucha

my love how fast he ate it Thank you

but modeling while arranging

very productive and walks today

again walking

the accent of sewing the games

okay

and I'm here fixing my hair to put me or to finish recording

true makeup and I'm also going to record some videos of hairstyles

because he has just started this is the first time I do curls with the

good dark black hair good that They will see that the side of me is still clear

lack good let's hope that this second Once everything goes perfect

Look, my friend, my Christmas present

a first was to cook a joke also pretty and which I already have

they are because as it is what I use the most and I always scratch them then this

my husband ordered me these are fine beautiful we are going to see

let's see if they look like that good also hello was very nice as

it's so good today it's Saturday what it means

and that was left with soria on the street let's go here to the very nice army that

we see to take pictures of course the subject that will be left being and

hot today I start like this always we are commented look today is

so rich that it was as impossible that we we were really out today because he has

sunny state and not only that but not it's being cold but nothing else is

cool it feels super super rich like this that's why we're here

taking advantage of that we left and with people make like an hour even more

we left and we have just arrived because there was a traffic we got stuck

as an hour between each other is true yes because imagine they are the one that appears

star plus our sermon and so we have to hurry if we have to

hurry because we can not get hold of night with now I show you a

pretty cute place that we saw out there and look what

there is the place beautiful there are many appointments

it will look super cute we loved it so I want let's do

pics today ok I'm going to complain, "he said," with you

because I tell you that we came entourage perfect there is no one just us but

it turns out that the camera for some reason is not focusing does not want to focus

We can not take pictures with the camera then inside there is a decoration

spectacular is wise is on since beautiful but it turns out that it is

closed and a man passed by there

and well in that we walk I took some nothing more with the phone because

with the camera I say no no working so here we walk in a

dilemma I think we're going to go then to capitol there he can already teach

it's pretty nice out there but good now take some pictures you have with

the cell phone also and then we go because they keep this blind blind

as well

in order to make

we are here in a restaurant Colombian I do not know what it's called in

colombia house with machine names and here I have

I like the very rich one because not saying that is not normal

michael delight look how delicious what is ordered maya that the beef loins of

ricota have silver nor do they inhabit it carnitas more papistas the Mayans

later

look how delicious what I asked This is the famous paisa tray

is being more active I do not know how I'm going to do it, thanks

and look here also recite me Colombia

or my good car of this will eat me only half for too clean rich

all this will go up this is chicharrón has the eggs

beans and banana and also the meat look at this what was ordered are those that

it's a cold dish

as everything na

look where we walk in party we come to the party go to see Latino supermarket

here and if we are here that means that we come to

that god is going to buy you on Saturday 5 soon fans look we come for the bread

the other day but there's no

they only have other things but nothing what we are looking for neither the

empanadas what was the other sound

has not been nobody knew if he was looking for the corduroy of the one who knew but not

there is none or not and I arrived at my little house xeneize something I'm tired I have

logically still cluttering neon I want to remove it look at me

I like to put on a lot of makeup all makeup but you get to a point

that the only thing I want is to get rid of absolutely everything and be free and be me

so now these lashes do not be so big

he's also bothering but he's good with green neckline that did not even have bread

that we are looking to be without eating bread what a barbarity I did not have another bread that

nobody but I'm going to lay off this block here before I go to put on my pajamas and

remove make-up earn my teeth and everything else and I want to walk them

Goodbye but I'm looking at what I think but in this blog it is positive and

on Thursday I see that the greetings from latest

in this in the last video that I went up that video called of saluditos

but I do not have another video so I'm going to nothing else are we going to do again we are going to

break the rules again and we're going to do so let's choose comments like that

randomly because there is no other video test then I'm just going to shrink the

comments more than all those that I have not answered that then these

are going to be the ones that I will greet or mine Winning like I can not talk to me

I do not know what happened and what I've been talking about Spanish because I left with sonia

We were speaking Spanish all afternoon It usually happens to me that I get stuck

a lot when I've been talking Too much English has already spoken

Spanish is like my brain like confused but right now I'm confused

I know why but well here we go we're going to Send a little treat and many little kisses

the foot to na russian she says p if you're the exaggerated most beautiful in the world I love you

I send you many kisses from Romania I want Romania kisses and now those

they serve me up romania norlan polanco says I would have liked to see your reaction

When your husband arrived, I know and I I wanted to record but as I told you

deciding to take the camera to me airport because one was super

Dark and it was super late it was 12 o'clock

night when my husband arrived and I I felt super tired I knew it was going to

get tired and I was driving and what I picked up if the mere front of the airport

when he just left the plane like this that nothing else stops me from getting the

I went to the passenger seat and he got into the car to drive

truth we hug we weigh ourselves and it exploded then how everything was like that

super fast and in 50 I saw then then because what happens is that I picked it up

where as he explained it was very strange I picked it up

where I did not have to pick it up but in the bottom part had too many people

because the bolus has just arrived and what I picked up where the flights leave I do not know

if they understand me but it was very confusing and it is super good we could not be

there for a long time so just like I tell them it was quickie and then we put it

around the house then the next time I said goodbye and that the teachers do not know when

It will be because we always spend together but good this and that's why it was and how

I had explained it was at night I was super late to me I do not feel very comfortable

driving at night then they want to to move the cameras and not to walk

recording and here we go with the next little hello

come on let's say hello to the channel capture she says that beautiful you stayed on

hair so beautiful your happy daughter with dad back too many

Thank you mari moral says beautiful you looked good

the color that I like how you look like we thank you

Red ophelia says to the reaction of bell beautiful task it must be beautiful to see if I

like your natural hair more than blond but you want to be very many

thank you and the last salute for elisabeth rose 'she says greetings my

God and I love all your videos you're my favorite favorite youtuber I think

that I had already greeted her I do not remember but now my

makeup to more horrible house I already think that is very yes and it's two hours because

I started fixing at 9 o'clock morning

then I was already with this makeup for two works imagine if you

I'll go to sleep and tell them that nothing more take pictures with the phone and not with

the camera because the pod does not work so I have to see what I do to them

photos to make them look prettier but good to see if it leaves many

many, many, many, many thanks to see by the way the Colombian food

It was delicious even though I see mind green who is not going to be compared to the

original from Colombia someday I will go to colombia to taste colombian food

but this is was my first time testing this kind of Colombian food and I

loved the beans his profile with the cracklings repeat the rice and meat

and all super rich status and letters of the half my husband I keep it because

I assumed cake for him to eat so he fills me he's going to eat it so now

let's see if he likes it now if I leave them many kisses and

many hours so in the next video

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24 Reasons Space Jam & Transformers Dark of the Moon Are The Same Movie - Duration: 3:29.

Both of these movies were directed by a popular music video director which explains some of

the decisions made in production.

This takes place way before the MeToo movement, but there's some questionable antics by

men towards their female coworkers in the film that would've ended up in a couple

of lawsuits if it happened today.

Also, the director cares more about visuals than story which is why this film serves a

commercial for Nike product placements and you could bet tons of shoes were sold after

this movie was released.

The film introduces the villain during the scene at the beginning that takes place deep

in outer space.

Meanwhile, back on earth, in the city of Chicago, the main character's life is falling apart.

His fall from grace pulls on your heart strings a little bit.

He gets this new job and the new job sucks.

Back in the day, before he switched career paths, the main character was a celebrity

of sorts.

He garnered lots of attention and even received gold medals and awards for his heroic deeds.

So now, even though he sucks at his new job, it's complete pandemonium.

His groupie coworkers and managers show up to his place unannounced.

He gets no type of privacy.

The movie starts off boring and seems like a history lesson during the scenes where they

showcase grainy old footage from long ago, but the action picks up when the aliens come

to earth and start secretly recruiting the talents of gifted humans to use for their

evil doing.

The good guy CGI characters recruit the human to join their team to help save the universe.

I don't blame them because on the surface, he looks like a regular guy, but underneath,

his athleticism, stamina and will to win make him a fully capable hero.

It's amazing he was able to grow up to reach his full potential despite his upbringing.

His parents rarely believed in him (audio).

A portal between our world and the alien's are opened and a mission is given to the hero

to save us all.

His mission to save the world is top secret and only the main character's closest family

and friends are informed.

The annoying guy at his job who's always harassing him knows about the aliens, but

that's because he witnesses their attacks first hand.

The secret is spoiled when millions of people who are watching the TV witness the disappearance

of earth's most beloved characters.

After this, we get 2 cents from the characters in the movie on whether or not the alien invasion

is a good thing.

It gets really meta because a lot of the people that give their two cents are playing themselves.

It's obviously a bad thing.

The first half in the war between good and evil is dominated by the bad guys and the

battle becomes one sided.

Then, the main character makes a deal with the devil and it looks like all hope is lost.

There's still a little, little, little bit of hope though, because he makes a motivating

speech to his teammates and this gives them enough energy to go one more round with the

evil villains.

The battle favors the good guys when the main hero gets an energy boosts and starts flying

over all the competition.

Idols become rivals because the characters that obeyed the villain's every order at

the beginning scream enough is enough and at the end, they stab the bad guy in the back

and betray him.

Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.

You agree?

Yes, no, maybe so?

If not, politely share your thoughts in the comment section below and click the subscribe

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Classical Musicians React: Zion.T (Ft. Lee Moon Sae) 'Snow' - Duration: 12:32.

Kevin: Oh geez.

[Rossini's Semiramide]

Umu: Now you'll be reacting to the R&B... eh hem.

U: Now you'll be reacting to the R&B solo artist named Zion.T, who you actually have reacted to once before on this series.

U: So this song called 'Snow' was released in December 2017

U: and features a respected vocalist Lee Moonsae, who started his career in the late 70s.

U: There's a Korean saying that if you're out in the first snowfall with somebody you like, true love will blossom.

U: So in this song, Zion.T is wishing to wake up to snow and for his lover to stay by his side.

U: So I wasn't able to find a video with English subs,

U: so basically the meaning of the music video is that he and his lover, he made a promise to celebrate their anniversary

U: in the most expensive hotel room, but his lover died.

U: But he kept his promise and he went to get the most expensive hotel room.

Emiel: This is definitely the most interesting turn on I've ever heard...

Henry: Cue the waterworks.

E: for an anniversary. H: For real.

E: Three, two, one.

Seiji: What a cool suitcase, dang. Stephen: I dig that sticker with the camel.

Elizabeth: Wow, this sounds like John Cage. James: This is some ASMR.

Peyton: He looks sad.

James: Oh wow.

J: The ladies, oh.

J: He's so alone. Elizabeth: I relate.

Kevin:But hey, it's okay drama type of acting.

Isaac: Hello.

I: Oh you gotta have background music. K: Shh.

Peyton: Do you hear that piano?

Charlotte: It's like lobby piano P: Okay.

Kevin: Sounds like Bach.

K: It's a canon.

K: It's not Bach, but it's classical.

K: Sounds like Poulenc.

Henry: Did he tell him like it wasn't enough or something. Emiel: Yeah.

E: But, now it's enough? He only pulled out like one more... H: I know, he only pulled out like a little bit more.

Isaac: Did he, oh, so he got a room, oh he got up- he got a penthouse, boy he going up!

I: We're going up!

Isaac: Got minor, minor triad, that lamenting line.

Kevin: Oh, that's a chord. That's a 9th major 7.

Kevin: Oh geez.

Seiji: It's so heartfelt.

Stephen: Got that sizzle cymbal.

Elizabeth: There's a lot of consonants at the beginning of each syllable he says, which provides the rhythm instead of there being like...

James: A beat. E: Yeah.

Stephen: Guy's using brushes,

S: to get that you know sense of the sound.

Seji: Don't get the really pensive sound going, you know.

Henry: Nice bass playing. Emiel: Yup.

H: Nice soft articulation.

E: I like the way that this was like just recorded, the way it sounds.

Kevin: Oh yes, come on flat sev. Oh yes he's using the flat sev to pivot into a new key.

K: Oh my god.

K: It's the tritone leap, we go from E flat to A minor. I hear that a lot but my brain just can't wrap around it.

Peyton: Okay rhythm.

Charlotte: Sounds like they're improv-ing with their singing a little bit. P: Maybe.

P: Wouldn't be surprised.

P: Aw he's bowing.

Emiel: This is out. Henry: I know this is really sad.

H: This song it's really good too E: Yeah. H: It's like mixed really well and

H: it's like nice and interesting,

H: it's got nice little melodic lines. E: Jazz progressions are definitely...

E: inspired by it, American song book tunes,

E: which is nice. H: Nice piano playing.

Peyton: Okay, we have electric piano. Charlotte: Yeah, electric piano and real piano? P: Yeah, that's interesting.

P: Oh, okay, well now it's real.

Isaac: Cutaway?

James: Wow.

J: The dynamic at which they're singing is like

J: like I said, it's really personal and it's almost like indicative of

J: like maybe they're singing like to each other like very close... Elizabeth: Yeah, it's intimate.

J: like they're dancing and singing.

Emiel: It's kind of like floaty right now, I like it. Henry: Yeah. E: I like the texture.

Peyton: I love the nine.

P: Or is that a seven.

Henry: I like the sort of just like alberti

H: like keyboard thing that's going in the background,

H: really like keeps it moving with the rest of the texture is very sparse.

Elizabeth: And the musical texture is very sparse, which I think is

E: representative of how he is alone. He is not only...

E: like the soloist pretty much but there's not much else happening. James: Yeah.

E: This is really sad. Why are we watching this?

J: Forever alone. E: Oh my god. Now it's snowing. Are you kidding me?

J: I love the silence.

Elizabeth: Okay, so he like sings in this like dreamlike state where you're pretending everything's okay the night before any wakes up and then it's silent

E: because he's sad and alone.

James: Whoo!

Emiel: What does that note say at the end?

Umu: It... says...

U: "As we made a promise in 2001, it was snowing."

Henry: Sadness time.

Stephen: That got me in the feel, I'm like tearing up. Seiji: Yeah, that was pretty that was pretty tough. It was really effective,

S: it was really really touching.

S: I thought the song was was good

S: but I think what made it more effective was the fact that it was paired with a music video

S: so like you understand the meaning behind the song.

Umu: Awesome, and you were talking about sizzle cymbal? What is that?

S: So if you have a really big cymbal obviously cymbals are circular. In jazz, this is very common,

S: I don't think you do this really in any other style of music.

S: But in jazz, you can cut holes in them and then you'll place like they used to do way back when they used to

S: tape dimes and like quarters onto them

S: because now it's just like I have a sizzle cymbal and I've got to at the top here and basically it's like a small

S: rivet is what they call it. It's like a little thing you hook into the cymbal to where when you hit it

S: it vibrates really fast and because when you hit the cymbal right, it's vibrates

S: super fast to produce that sound

S: it rings these little sizzlers too, and it gives it this like... it sounds like sand like if you pouring out sand

S: it's really nice because it's like it's a really beautiful color

S: like over ballads and stuff like that and it gives I don't know like drums can be very harsh sometimes

S: it's a very warm sound like very inviting very sensitive, you know.

S: Yeah, that's what I was thinking too warm,

S: in winter.

Henry: Dang, that was really good. Emiel: Well, it was like a short film with a great soundtrack in the background.

Henry: Yeah, actually, this is exactly what it was, yeah.

James: I liked that. Again, it follows the theme of winter. It's very cozy.

J: I thought something like

J: stylistically that really added to that and and made that effect palpable was the fact that the two

J: vocalists like they stayed sort of like in the comfortable range of their voices like

J: didn't go too high, didn't go too low, and I think that paired with that percussive little metal brush thing

J: I don't know what those are called, and there were some likes like the strings and the soft, you know chords

J: I thought it was really really made a really nice atmosphere.

Elizabeth: Jazz like. J: Yeah.

Kevin: It's standard jazz, but come on it's so leisurely- Isaac: No no no, the instruments, the instruments.

K: It's a jazz standard, yeah yeah.

K: This is one where the video fits the song but not in a way I would have ever expected.

K: It's just very drawn out, a lot long periods of silence, so much that we felt the need to fill it up with

K: like weird references in humor, but like that just shows how

K: how stark the contrast is but I think at the end of the day, it works really well. You never expect when a major minor

K: chord, the the clashy chords would come out. It's always displaced,

K: it's always placed at a different spot and it's really great.

Isaac: I thought it's super nice how it started with a sequence because I was like mind blown,

I: I've never heard a piece start with a sequence. K: Can I tell your secret? I: Go for it.

K: Lots of jazz. I: Lots of jazz?

K: Yeah, it's the ii-V-I, is the most studied progression in jazz. So you go to ii-V-I-IV and just becomes a sequence.

I: Something else I noticed there's a triad but later... K: But it's over a G.

I: It's over to the G. K: So it's a G M7. I: But then later moves at the very end. It's a B diminished triad.

K: I guess.

I: It's really weird. It's like it's interesting how they just have this continuity that just

I: changes at the very last second and then

I: I guess it fits perfectly with the film because it's like that chord is almost like a question and that way it

leaves it and passes on to the film. K: Mm-hmm. These are the types of music videos

K: I like. They don't try to tell a story. They don't try too hard. It's just a mood and you get what the guy is feeling.

K: Just my personal taste.

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Hi, everyone. Welcome back to my channel today. Thank you so much for dropping by.

I have Bradley from Helium 10, he's back with another demo, just for you guys.

Today, we're going to be talking about Amazon keyword research. We're going to

dive into Magnet and Cerebro because I know a lot of you guys have... if you guys

have tried out helium 10, it's a little overwhelming in the beginning but

Bradley's here to really break it down for you. And show you all the cool things

that you can do with these two tools. Alright, so first of all, that's a very

great fashion choice that you have today. You got the memo, it's a very

good-looking shirt, guys. And if you guys stay to the end, we might have a contest

where they can win, you know, one of these t-shirts, right? Yes, so guys, make sure to

stay to the end so you can find out how you can get one of these

one of these t-shirts. And let's go ahead, and let me share my screen and I just

want to show you guys some cool hacks for product research using Helium

10 tools. Let me just share my screen here. Alright. Can you see it now? Yes. Okay.

Alright, so again, I don't want to, I don't want to make it seem like this is

something that's rehearsed. I mean, we know that we didn't rehearse anything

right now, but you guys might not. So, let's just come up with a couple random

searches. Give me some ideas. Give me like two or three and I'll pick one that

sounds pretty good. Product ideas? Yeah, like I mean, not collagen peptides or tactical

flashlights because we always do those. Or a garlic press. But like a semi

specific product niche that... How about beach balls? Okay, what else? Give me like two or three

so I can pick a really cool... Let's see, can we do jade rollers? What? How about a derma roller?

I will do the first one you said. What did you say? Jade roller? I've literally never

heard that. So, wow, look at that, it comes up in auto-complete right away. Oh,

yeah. I might have heard it. No, you know, I think I do know this one. Yeah, you roll it

on your face and does some magical thing. That's pretty cool. I just actually came

back from China. I was on the vacation. The first time I went to China without it

being business and we went to a jade uh... I don't know if you call a factory but

yeah, maybe a factory, but I learned all about this stuff.

Okay, so wow, I didn't know... this is pretty cool. All right, this is a great

one right here, okay? So, let's say you've done all of your product research and

you're like, "hey jade roller, there's opportunity here, I went and I sourced my,

you know, I sourced, I found a factory in China or India or wherever your

factory's in, and I know exactly what my products going to look like, I know how much

it's gonna cost". All right, what are the next steps? Well, obviously, you need to

start thinking about your keyword research and what keywords you're going

to want to put in your listing. So, what is my suggested process? Well, first

of all, I'm just going to assume jade roller might be, you know, the most

searched for, the most relevant search for this product, okay? So, the first thing

that I'm going to do is I'm gonna go into Magnet and I'm just gonna type that in,

"jade roller". Let's see if anybody else... Very, very saturated product by the way since you're not familiar with

this market. Yeah, so guys, when I say, "hey, this is what I decided to do". That

doesn't mean everybody needs to go out and source this. But, I'm just saying,

let's say, it's not, you know, saturated. But what would I do? So, here, what happens

when I pull up jade roller in a search in Magnet, it actually gave me a thousand,

over a thousand keywords. Where do these keywords come from? Well, what Magnet went

and did, was it, you know, checked some of the top sellers in the search results

for jade roller and it's giving me a whole bunch of keywords that are very

highly related to that product. And now this is cool guys because the difference

between this and other tools is, sometimes you might have one software

tool which gives you only words where "jade" or "roller" or "jade roller" is like

part of that keyword. And there's nothing wrong with that, you know. That's a very

valuable list of keywords but, as you can see here, there's words that come up that

don't have, that don't necessarily have those in here. Like, let's see, skin

jim. Why in the heck is skin jim coming up? I don't know what that means but somehow

that's related, right? You know, I don't know what this is. This might

be a brand name or it might just be a, you know, function here. What other

words come up? Drain, drainage? I don't know a drainage means but you're gonna

come up with all kinds of keywords and especially if you're not, if you're like

me, and have no idea about this category at all, almost everything here is kind of

like, education for you to learn what some of the most searched-for

terms that potentially your competitors are converting for, what kind of keywords

there are here. Now, one thing you're gonna see in a lot of searches for a

keyword, and this is especially for those of you who might be in Canada, or might

be in different countries and don't understand the demographics too much in

the USA, is that there's actually a big population of people who are searching

in Amazon USA in the Spanish language. So, I guarantee you, somewhere in this list

of 1144 keywords, you're gonna find whatever the

Spanish word for jade roller is, or whatever people who speak Spanish are

searching for. Sometimes, what we call Spanglish. Oh, you know, that means you

know Spanish and English in like one. It'll be like, let's say jade is, say it's

"hather" or something. It'll be "hather" roller para women, you know. Jade roller

for - and then the word English, and women. There's literal types of people who search

for that and those keywords are gonna come up here in Magnet. So, what you

would do, is you would just do all, you know, you would study this whole list of

1100 keywords and start picking out ones that you think are

gonna be, you know, important for you. But, the number one way to find out which

keywords are super, hyper relevant to your listening is finding out what the

top sellers of this product, who look exactly like your product, or really

close to it. What are they showing up on page one for? Because if they're on page

one, how did they get, how did they get to page one, you know? Maybe they did

PPC, right? Or maybe they did a launch or a giveaway? But, what's the only way to

really stay on page one? If they've been on page one organically, what does that

mean? Sales velocity. Yeah, they're converting. They're

converting with a good sales velocity, just like she said, for that keyword, all

right? Otherwise, they're gonna drop right off of page one, alright? So, I'm looking for

what they're on page one for. In other words, what are they actually converting

for? What keywords are relevant? So, let's take a look here. I'm gonna open up

Cerebro. Now, if you have your product already, you already started off, you

could put that right here as your baseline product. But, if not, you could

just put any random product right here as like the baseline, okay? This is the

field that I'm concerned about. So what I'm going to do is, I'm gonna run Chrome

Extension and X-Ray and this is going to show me, kind of like, estimated sales

amounts for everybody who's here on the page one of the search results. And this

is super important guys. So, I'm gonna go ahead and once it finishes loading,

they're still loading this page, there's a lot of listings on here. Once it's

finished loading, I am going to sort it by the number of sales, right here. I'm

gonna hit sales, okay? Now, I'm going to mouse over these one by one. Now, what I

am NOT going to pick, I'm not gonna pick big brand names because it's really hard

to compare apples to apples when you're a private label seller and then there's

a brand name. Now, jade roller, I don't even know if there is such a thing as a

brand name Jade Roller, you know? If this was shoes, then obviously, what I mean is

I would not pick Nike or Adidas, or something like that, right? So, I'm gonna take a

look. And let's just say, I already determined my product looks like this,

okay? Let's just say this is like, wow, this is almost exactly like my product.

It has, looks like a roller on two sides, maybe a box. So, I'm looking for products

that are selling well, that look like this. Because that means that a potential

customer of mine is a customer that these guys have already had, all right? So,

let's look, this, yep, this is selling, holy cow, this is selling

a quarter of a million dollars a month and it semi looks like the kind of

product I already determined, I already sourced. So, I'm gonna copy that

ASIN. I'm gonna put it here and I press spacebar. Now, I'm gonna keep looking here.

Here's another one. This looks almost identical and they're selling 5,000

units. I definitely want to know what keywords are relevant to them. Paste and

spacebar. Next one, ah. Okay, so this one, this is

a good example. Yes, this is a jade roller but you know what, this is like a pink

one. So, potentially if mine is emerald or green, right? I am NOT a hundred

percent sure that's somebody who's searching for, or somebody who would buy

a pink one, would necessarily consider mine, okay? Because it looks kind of different.

So, it could very well be that somebody already comes in, with a preconceived

notion, "I'm looking for a pink jade roller", alright? So, to me, this might not be my

competitor because that's a different demographic. So, I'm gonna skip that one.

I'm gonna go to this. This looks like my product and they're selling twelve,

or two thousand units. I'm gonna definitely want to see what they're doing. And let

me find just one more, or two more. Here's another one,

looks like my product. Selling seventeen hundred about, a month. And let's do one

more. I actually never put a few products in. So, when I use Cerebro,

I only use, I'm so used to just putting in one product... And this is, let me explain.

I'm glad, I'm glad you mentioned that because I totally forgot to explain

why I'm doing this. There's nothing wrong with just searching for one

product, all right? That's great. If you're doing that, good. But, here's what happens

is, let's say you're doing a jade roller and then you come here, and you see this

Rosalind Boutiques are selling 12,800 month. You're like, "this is the number one

guy, I'm gonna run this in Cerebro and I want to see their important keywords

and then I'm gonna copy their strategy", right? Now, here's the danger of using

just one ASIN to compare yourself to, even though, they're killing it, right?

Let's say this jade roller was on The Oprah Winfrey Show or on Dr. Oz or Dr.

Phil, right? And they came up with some like catch phrase on that show, right?

Like Oprah came up with, "the Jade Roller...

that changes your life or whatever", right? They came up with a catchphrase, and then

what happens is, all of a sudden, that's what everybody relates this product. And

now, that's how they're searching for it on Amazon. "Jade Roller that changes your

life", right? And then, now all of a sudden, there's a lot of search volume for that

keyword. They're gaining sales. They're like page

one, position one for that "Jade Roller that changed your life". And you're

doing your keyword research and you're like, "wow, this is a super important keyword

and there's like no competition for this keyword, there's only a few listings that

even have it, and this guy is obviously getting sales, I need to focus on this

keyword, I'm gonna put a whole bunch of money in PPC, I'm going to go ahead and

do a launch and give away 500 of these products". And then yeah, you get to

page one, and then you get no sales. Why? Because that keyword is not relevant to

you. It was relevant to your competitor, right? But not to you, because you had no

idea that there was this Oprah thing... that there's this whole backstory

behind it... That makes sense. Right? Yeah. So, now you see where I'm going with

this, right? By comparing myself to four or five, then that takes away that

possibility. Because now I'm gonna find keywords that are relevant to all the

bestsellers. Then I know it's not one that's what was only relevant to one,

okay? So... That's a really good explanation. Yeah, I always suggest to members, you

know, you should compare with four to five listings, like maybe five

products to really see what's going on in the back end. Okay, I 1000% agree

guys, 1000% agree and the reason why we're saying this is because

we've heard of sellers that have not done that, and they end up, you know,

paying for it once their listing bombs, or something, right? Or they do their

keyword research AFTER their inventories been in the warehouse and you're

like, "oh sh*t", you know. No bueno. That's no good. Alright, so this came up with 7,000

keywords. Now, this is a valuable set of keywords list, you know. You might

want to save this full keywords just like it is. Basically, what this is, and

it's funny, we have different tiers of members in Helium 10, like, there are some

people who are big-time sellers and they're actually paying $200 a month for

the Diamond plan of Helium 10. And so I had a workshop with them, 25 of them this

morning. And I asked them, "guys, do you know what this is resulting in?" You would

think that these are our top members. Not one person got what I'm

about to tell you guys. They did not get it right, all right? I'm not gonna put you

on the spot, to ask you. But let me just tell you guys, what this is, these seven

thousand keywords, is any keyword phrase that any one of

these products, including the seed product, is ranking for in the top 306

positions. That means the top 306 search results, alright? So, any one of them. So now

again, there could very well be a keyword here that's only relevant to one because

of the Oprah Winfrey Show or whatever, right? So, I want to immediately make this

list more relevant to my listing. I already said my listing looks like this.

I know these guys have keywords that are important but I want to know

what's across the board relevant. So, I'm gonna put here, minimum five, that means

that's a minimum of five ranking competitors, right? And then, I'm gonna say,

hey, let me just do this first. I'll always go ahead and do this. It takes it

from 7,000, whoa, it takes it all the way down to 344. So, there's only 344 keywords

that all five of them are ranking for. So, for example, Himalayan face roller, this guy

is ranking top 306, this guy, this guy this guy, this guy, etc, right? But now, I'm

like, "hey, all I care about, what are they converting for"? And again,

what we said, how do we know what they're converting for? What are they like on

page one? So, I'm gonna say, hey, show me, if you take the average rank of all five of

these sellers or these products, that they're all kind of on page one, between

one and twenty. Let's see how that whittles it down now. Now, that takes it

down to a hundred and thirty two keywords. So now this is super hyper

relevant keywords to your listing. And now you can start diving deep and say

look at this, jade roller for face, all my competitors are average of 5.4.

And why, if you mouse over here, you see one is number one, one is number

three, one is four, one is five, one is 14. So that obviously is a keyword that

you've got to make a thousand percent sure that you are gonna have in your

listing because I guarantee with this many searches, you know, if thousands of

people are searching for this keyword, and these guys are all on page one, you

know they're converting for this, like in the hundreds, you know. These guys are

selling hundreds of units a month for this keyword. So unless you get on this

keyword results, you are not going to, you're missing out on a lot of sales. So

guys, this is super important, this is my number one favourite thing actually about

Helium 10, is doing this Cerebro compare ASIN search. Because it's the only way

to find you keywords that are super hyper relevant to your potential buyers.

I really like that. You know what's another thing that I've been suggesting to

members with Helium 10 Cerebro? Do a... sometimes I get questions and

people are like ,you know, "I don't know where I'm ranked". Like you know, where

can I rank higher for whatever? Do a Cerebro Reverse ASIN Look Up on

yourself. And see where you're ranked. Absolutely, yeah. Absolutely, yeah. That's

great because you might... cuz Amazon doesn't tell you where your sales are

coming from, you know. Like PPC, if you do PPC, yeah you know what search term

resulted. But right, you know, probably 70, 50 to 75 or more percent of your

sales are just coming from organic searches and you have no idea where you

come from. But as we all know, people don't buy things on page 8 and page 9.

Like how many people are that patient to actually scroll through. Not even page 2.

Page 2, maybe, just like you said, right? Yeah, page 2 maybe. So then, that's a best

way to say, "where are people even see my listing from?" You run Cerebro and I

guarantee you're gonna find keywords that you didn't even realize, you know,

you're ranking for, right? So you get a better idea and then you see those, if you're

converting for it, maybe you even want to go a little bit more. Like maybe you're

on the bottom of page 1 for some keywords you never even realized. So like,

shoot I'm gonna throw this in a manual campaign in my PPC and see if I

can move that rank up. That's exactly how I've been doing it and those

are the easiest keywords you can just bring up even higher, you know. Like, I

really like that one. Yep, yep, absolutely. Any questions about what I did on this?

Or either Magnet or Cerebro? No... one question though. What is, maybe you

can ask, dive a little deeper into the Magnet IQ score. That's something I don't

really pay attention to a lot because maybe I don't know the importance of it

or, you know, how important is it to really pay attention to the Magnet

IQ score? Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely, that's a great question.

All right, so the Magnet IQ score and Cerebro IQ score are the same thing, okay?

It's basically the IQ score, and you can mouse over here and see what it says. It

says it's an internal score we give to key words to show the ratio between

search volume and competition. A higher score means that there's a good ratio of

low competition to high search volume. The more competition there is for this

keyword phrase, the lower the score. So, again, first of all, this score does not

mean that it's good or bad or like that you should do something or not do

something. We just put this here so that you don't have to go and do a

calculation. So a lot of people said, "hey, I like to find words that are searched

for a lot, but not many people have it in their listing." So this is a really high

score because this one at the time that we check this, when Amazon was giving

this data, it said that there are 16,000 people searching for this a month. Yet,

there are only 1000 people who had this in their listing, right? What's

something that has a low score? Let me see here. Here's something that's a low

score. Beauty roller jade. The reason why this has a low score is because only 17

people a month are searching for it, more or less, but more than 1000 people is

your competition for this keyword. More than 1000 people have it indexed. So it's

just kind of like an indicator, like maybe you're just scrolling, you know,

really fast, and then you see, "whoa, look at this score, why is this have a high

score?" Well, look how many people are searching for this and yet there's

only 2000 people who have it in their listing. So it's a good ratio.

So that's just how that's used. Okay, makes sense. Yeah, I mean most of the

times, I've been ignoring, I think for myself, I look at these numbers every day

so it's like, "okay yeah, I know what it means", right? But, for you new users who

are using Helium 10, this saves you so much time. Literally so much time.

Absolutely. That technique that I just showed you guys, before, you know, like

she said it's not, this wasn't always the case, we only had this

single search for Cerebro before. So I would actually use this method in

my consulting businesses with my customers and I would do a single Cerebro

search on like five or six ASINs, right? I would export it all to Excel. Then, I

would have to make pivot tables and try and see if I can find the keywords that

all of them... I mean it was crazy it would take me hours. What I just showed you in

ten minutes, it would take me three or four hours to do the exact same thing using

the old way. So like that's the reason why you use tools, whether you're

using Helium 10 or another, you know, tool, it's so important because it

takes jobs that either, would be impossible to do, you know, that there's

no like, there's no way that you can figure out what all the keywords that a

certain one is ranking for. I mean, literally, impossible. I know some

of you guys are still manually checking what page you're on and you're like, "oh,

you know... don't do that you guys, don't do that. Honestly, with every business, you

need tools to run your business and with Helium 10, you just, it saves so much

time and saves my life. So make sure you give it a try because I do have a new

code for you guys. If you guys are, you know, still on the fence or you know, I

know a lot of you guys are on the free plan but, you know, the free plan can only

do so much. So if you do want to give Helium 10 a try, even for one month

where you can have access to, you know, the platinum plan. "FBAWINNERS50"

I'm going to leave that code below, 50% off the first month. I think that comes

down to like 45, 40 dollars or something? It's totally worth it and I

suggest getting this and just giving it a try. Yeah if you guys are serious about

your Amazon business, I mean, these tools are are essential. I mean this

is just two out of the 22 tools that you would get, you know, with that platinum

plan. We've had everything from Profits. You know that's what tells

you how much profit you're making each day, your ROI, by the way, you know,

I can say this, because I know you're not gonna release this video

instantaneously but as of tomorrow, Profits is now gonna be available for

the Canadian marketplace. So we didn't have that. So that's brand new

information, you heard it here first. And also in all the European market places.

But yeah, you have access to your profits, you know,

what your inventory is, we have a Refund Genie. That's one of the top tools that

people use. Because, have you run Refund Genie? I have, yes

I have. Right when I got Helium 10 and it's

really awesome. Another thing about Helium 10 you guys.

If you guys have any questions or problems or whatever, there's a little

like video on the top right, where you can get tutorials on how to understand

how to use each tool. Also, another really awesome thing about

Helium 10 is customer service. Because some other tools I've used, like you

email them and you're like, hey like I don't know how to use this or you know

what's going on with this... Helium 10, they respond to you in literally

minutes. I remember it was, like I need help. And there's that little chat

icon on the bottom right. Hit it, and they answer everything. So yeah

because we're here for you guys. If we didn't give you guys support then

you'd be frustrated with the tools and the whole reason why Manny Coats made this

suite of tools was, you know, before when you know when he was Amazon seller, he

just wanted things to be easier, he's like, wow I want to share

this with other people. And help people, you know, he used these tools to help

him grow to a seven-figure business and that's like the greatest feeling.

And you know exactly what I'm talking about. Because you do coaching

and courses, and things, like when you're able to help someone, you see somebody

come from nowhere and then, all of a sudden, now they have a successful

business that you played a role, and it's like the greatest feeling in the

world, right? Especially when they helped me save the

time. I'm going to get to the good stuff you guys. So I know we're we're wearing

Helium 10 swag today and I really encourage you guys to get on them

monthly. Just a 50% off plan for the first month.

See how you like it. But I know Christmas is coming up. So, I'm going to pick a winner

to ship off this t-shirt to, this t-shirt. I have a medium in size large. All you

guys have to do... oh and I'm also giving away a 30 minute free call to help me

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seem super easy. But, you know, it just think some time getting used to some new

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All you have to do is comment "How to Sell on Amazon" in the comments below and

I'll be picking a lucky winner, shipping out the t-shirt to you, and helping you

get started with this tool. Awesome guys. And

whoever does win that t-shirt, and then I want you to do this, to post a picture of

like, in a unique place. I don't know if you saw the one I did on our

Helium 10 Instagram. I was in China and I was on the Great Wall of China and I

took a picture and somebody else just took a picture. He was actually scuba

diving and he had the Helium 10 t-shirt on. But, take a really cool picture of

yourself wearing the shirt, in some unique place, and then upload it to

Instagram and tag us and we'll go ahead and feature you guys on our Instagram as

well. I gotta start doing that. Now, I want

to be featured with my swag and all. So anyways, guys be sure to participate and

I really want to get you guys started. It's almost new year. New year, new goals,

new business, new everything. Alright, thank you for having me.

Thanks Bradley. ...let her know and I'll come back again and do another, you know maybe a Q&A

session, you know. If you get a more Helium 10 users and you guys have a

bunch of questions about how to use it, I'll come on and we can do a YouTube live or

something like that. Thank you so much free time Bradley. Thank you. Bye.

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Does Christmas Support Commercialism? - Day 8 - Duration: 0:16.

yeah probably.

I don't think it's worth tossing on the whole holiday because of it though.

you know?

bigger things?

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Bryan Gates - Sacramento Kings Assistant Coach Values The One-On-On Player Relationships - Duration: 3:54.

You know everybody has their different paths to get to the NBA and knowing the

players and now being in the NBA for ten years some of the guys that I was able

to coach at the beginning of my career kind of are at the end of it and getting

into coaching. Watching what they put into it as players make them phenomenal

coaches. They did the extra film time, they did the extra stuff on the court,

they helped the young guys which I think breeds former players in that transition.

Our first year in New Orleans we had Willie Green and now Willie is

an assistant coach with Golden State and he's coaching the Summer League team and

and he acts the exact same way as he did as a player with the younger guys and

it's enjoyable to watch.

My name is Bryan Gates I'm an assistant coach with the Sacramento Kings. Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska. From a basketball

standpoint I started playing at I think five years old. One of the reasons

why we played basketball so much is you know because of the daylight and

wherever you're from you just that's just what it is you don't really know

anything else. So we'd go to school and it was dark and when we got out of

school it was dark so you know we just kind of stay in the gym all day. Then my

freshman year in high school I got really close to our freshman coach and

then when I was a senior I actually was a assistant coach on the freshman team.

Then when I got to Boise State I walked on and I was the walk-on that

probably fouled too much and couldn't keep anybody in front of me and got my

shot blocked all the time. So everybody has that path in their life where you

know the talent catches up to you and so I started coaching then. I started

the CBA spent 11 years in minor league basketball probably. If you can put any

letters together there was a league we found a league and I probably coached in it.

I think one of my biggest traits is

being an informational sponge. My job for us is to know what everybody else is

doing a little bit. I focus on our defense a little bit, in New Orleans I

focus on the offense and I feel real comfortable with my insight on

where the game is going. I love spending the one-on-one time with the

players. The relationships with that you know going back to the Willie Green I

mean I worked out Willie Green every day and we still talk to him our families

are tight and I think once you know what you're doing and you know what you're

talking about - the players they'll they'll follow you through a wall.

We have triplets and they're in the best stage ever. Our house starts clicking

about 6:15 in the morning regardless if we came home from Cleveland that

night or if we came home from even Utah and so they're up and excited

and a lot of my time is with my kids it's you know until they get 13 when

they don't when they don't want to be that they think dad's pretty cool right

now. I did a Half Ironman last year I'm gonna

try to do another one and I got this crazy idea that I want to run a marathon

just to kind of a bucket list thing so we'll see if I can make that one.

Be a star in your role and don't be a distraction. If you can figure out a way

to get into a situation whether it's you know an intern video guy or somebody

that wants to rebound for somebody be great in your role. You know I think

sometimes from coaching standpoints we get so caught up in what we're doing and

everything we forget to tell the message to ourselves that we're telling our

teammates. Hey be a star in your role, share the ball, talk to each other

all those different things and as an adult we have to do it. We need to

stay together, we need to communicate, we need to be a star in our role.

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PROMO | Best Christmas Toys 2018 | Boys Wishlist with KIDS PLAYING LEARNING and TOY BUZZ - Duration: 0:41.

We are KIDS PLAYING LEARNING!

( Jingle Bells playing )

Hey guys!

It's ENJE and ENBE.

The holidays are coming up and

you know what that means.

It's time to make your Christmas wishlist and...

it's also time to start deciding what gifts to get

for your family and friends.

And...we're here to help.

If you need some gift ideas, click here

to see this video we did with TOY BUZZ.

In it, Enbe and I share our Top 10 toys for our Christmas wishlist.

If you need even more gift ideas, click here

to see TOY BUZZ's Christmas wishlist videos for 2018.

Hope this video helps!

Happy Holidays from KIDS PLAYING LEARNING!

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