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Over the hill and far away
Mother duck said "Quack, quack, quack."
And only four little ducks came back.
Four little ducks Went swimming one day
Over the hill and far away
Mother duck said "Quack, quack, quack."
And only three little ducks came back.
Three little ducks Went swimming one day
Over the hill and far away
Mother duck said "Quack, quack, quack."
And only two little ducks came back.
Two little ducks Went swimming one day
Over the hill and far away
Mother duck said "Quack, quack, quack."
And only one little duck came back.
One little duck Went swimming one day
Over the hill and far away
Mother duck said "Quack, quack, quack."
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Alex Is Caught in a Lie | Tyler Perry's If Loving You Is Wrong | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 2:05.
Excuse me.
Yes?
Are you Dr. Raston?
Yes.
I guess there's really no easy way
to say this, except to just kind of come out and say it.
Are you the bitch that switched the DNA results for my son?
I beg your pardon?
Yeah. You did it.
You did it.
I mean, Alex said you did, so--
I'm calling security.
Oh, OK.
Well, you know, while you're at it,
you might want to go ahead and call a lawyer or two or three,
a whole team of them.
I'm going to sue the hell out of you.
I'm going to sue this whole hospital.
OK, I don't know what you've heard or who you've spoken to,
but I would never do anything that unethical or underhanded.
OK?
You need to check your sources and you need to find
your way out of this hospital. - OK.
No, yeah. Absolutely.
If you don't mind, I'm going to just stand over here and just
call my lawyer real quick.
You know, get to suing.
I'll be right back.
I'm calling security.
OK.
You do that.
Hey, baby.
Alex, what did you say to that man?
We didn't say anything to him.
We would never expose you.
Expose me?
About what?
Yeah, that you helped with the DNA mix-up.
Alex.
Didn't you tell her that?
No, I did not.
Alex, you told Brad that I said that, didn't you?
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Ready for WAR? China shows off MISSILES in shock video amid US tensions
CHINA has flexed its military might as Beijing revealed never-before-seen footage of nuclear
cruise missiles which are already in US bases.
Chinese state media published footage of the DF-10 weapons being fired from ground-based
launchers.
The weapons have a range of up to 930 miles, which puts the weapons in reach of US military
bases in South Korea and on the Japanese island of Okinawa.
People's Liberation Army commanders are ramping up their military power, with President
Xi Jinping demanding his forces to be able to win "any war".
Tensions have been raging in recent months with US as the war of words over the South
China Sea looks set to flare up once again.
USS Carl Vinson sailed through the disputed seas last week in a move designed to send
a message to China.
Video published by Chinese state televisions showed six of the weapons being fired from
the back of trucks.
Two rocket launcher vehicles fired three missiles each in the footage accompanied by stirring
music.
China regularly shows off its weapons, with the nation having the biggest military in
the world.
DF-10 missiles – also known as CJ-10s or "long swords" – can carry nuclear warheads
weighing up to 500kg.
They are designed for ground attack and can either be mounted on missile trucks, submarines
or warships.
Versions of the weapon have also been specialised to take-out ships, to have increased stealth
capability, and some are even capable of supersonic speeds.
Warships and warplanes have been flooding into the region amid growing tensions and
fears of conflict over the South China Sea.
Beijing has been transforming the region into a fortress as it builds up a series of manmade
islands packed with missiles and aircraft.
China claims the South China Sea as its own by right – ownership disputed by the US
and their allies in Asia.
The US and China have been at loggerheads since 2016 when the UN ruled against Chinese
attempts to claim islands in the South China Sea.
Billions of dollars worth of trade passes through the dispute sea every year – which
is bordered by China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Busiao: No one cares how many years you wasted roaming in your wet dreams
Busiao: Nor they care about your current state from enlightenment
Busiao: Lucky bastard got so much free time to replay memories of his past in his "eyes" (I'm not jealous! REALLY!)
Busiao: Wow... he even have time to get drunk and look down on the world like he's some big shot!
Busiao: Whoever it is must be really free to think of so much rubbish and try to look for paradise
Busiao: Hey, it's Feng Baby! But seriously whoever is the dude, he's so god damn free to think about so much rubbish
Busiao: and talk about karma! Like seriously, find a job or something!
Busiao: Every scene keeps replaying just proves that you didn't learn your lesson
Busiao: Flowers blossom and withers? Yeah what's why stating the obvious?
Busiao: Meh, every year changes is getting more drastic
Busiao: I am so not subbing the Folksong
Busiao: I mean it! So not subbing the folksong! Like really! What are you staring at?! (Sees Badass Goku and mistaken him watching the video as staring at Busiao)
(Then Badass Goku ends up not having a good time watching because he got stuck in a brawl with Busiao for no reason)
(Then the two idiots in brawl pauses a minute to look at Bao'Er before resuming the brawl)
(See the last two lines I don't even give a sub! PS: Title is The Outcast 2: Second Half)
Deep Crimson vs Putrid Water
It's so cold... but at least the angry mob won't be able to find us here
These guys really knows how to kick up a storm
Zhang Chulan
hmm?
You must win tomorrow!
Sister Bao'Er
Although we haven't known each other for a long time
But...
Chulan:(But you're smoking hot and I love you!) Priest Busiao: Ok fine, I hereby Pronounce you husband and wife! You may kiss the bride
It's the first time I see you being so worried about outcome of matters
This is so unlike you, Sister Bao'Er
mhmm
I don't know what to do anymore
I...
How do you put it to words...
It's...
I don't know how to put it to words!
Feels like you've reach a point of no return?
Yes! That's it!
You're amazing
Something I don't know how to say, you can say it so easily
Seriously... Xu San, Xu Si and their father
That white-haired girl, the Taoist Wangye...
Everyone I met are better than me
Everyone knows what they should do
Where to go
and also know where they belongs
Dad, just give me the word!
I'll avenge him!
Shayan
No...
Our business in Mt Longhu has concluded. Thank you for your hard work
You should take a good rest for now
Hey, how's your little brother?
(Huh? Girl why you rewarding your boyfriend all of the sudden for?)
Company me around the mountain
The plane has taken off
This is ridiculous!
The Feng family! Our mighty Master Kunsheng was helpless before them!
Commander of Spirits!
I can't believe a Sorcery like that exists!
Shit!
About this matter, we have to ask our Granny directly
Ask granny?
Yes, judging from our granny's personality, there's no way she will not be interested in Great Taoist Festival
Yet this time, she went as far as refusing to leave the house!
Not only that, did you notice that ever since that Feng Zhenghao became one of the 10 Elders
Our granny seems to stop appearing in public and act like she retired from the 10 Elder's position?
This trip is worthwhile, Feng Baobao is worth observing
Looking at how the Delivery company treat her and the amount of interesting things I learned from the short conversation with her...
After her match with Xiaosiao, I managed to get a strand of her hair
By the way Boss, how did you learn about Feng Baobao?
It is not time to tell you yet
Just know that
the effort we are putting in now
will not be wasted...
mhmm... yeah unfortunately, I ended up using Fenghou Qimen (8 Great Mysterious skills)
mhmm
I had no choice, opponent was too strong
Had to use it or I wouldn't be able to reach Zhang Chulan
I guess you can call it fate... mhmm
Yeah helped the old man stopped a bunch...alright! Huh? How did you know I'm finished here?
I see... I have not been filial
Reverend Wang
You brothers are preparing to go back?
Yeah
Little Bai, remember to build up your courage so the same thing won't happen again!
I was just careless! I'm actually full of guts!
There's nothing left for you to do here right?
When you leaving?
Me? Leaving today as well! Though I'm going back on train
I'm after all a poor Taoist Priest, plane tickets are too expensive for me
What a shame, i was hoping to talk to you more while waiting for the plane
Alright, we'll take our leave now. Farewell
Alright farewell!
By the way Reverend Wang. The choice you gave Zhang Chulan
and he has made his choice
Coming to Mt Longhu to make a name for yourself is also your own choice right? (Oh crap...)
You used Tingfeng Yin (Hearing Wind Whispers) to eavesdrop on us did you?!
Since he made the choice
There's no point fretting over it
So don't look so stressed over it
I don't look stress!
Well, if you run into trouble... my door is always open
Not saying like I'll stand by you even if it cost my life
But if it's within my ability, I'll surely help you
Ugh! Go home already!!!
Really cannot be friends with people like you! Won't be able to have any secrets!
Can't you let me retain a tad bit of mysteriousness?!
But I really want to be friends with you, Reverend Wang
Maybe one fine day, I get bored at home... I'll go to Mt Wutang and hang out with you!
I won't call before hand!
What the heck -_-
I thought he was going to offer me free air tickets back to Wutang
Mt Wutang...
Grandmaster, Master and my fellow sibling disciples
Take care
Just like this...
If I can be like everyone
know where I'm from
I probably know where I should go next
Everybody's starting and ending point
Seems to be home
I want to go home too
You're amazing Zhang Chulan
How did you this is what I was thinking?
How can I not understand?
I don't have a home to return to either!
Lingyu!
Here!
Have breakfast with me
Yes Master
Lingyu, do you blame me for making such a big fuss over Zhang Chulan?
Why would I blame Master?
Are you sure you don't blame me or you just don't dare to do so?
It is true that I wouldn't be here without your kindness
But my admiration for you is not limited just to your kindness
Whether it is your Will or the cultivation level you achieved
They are all enough for me to admire and follow with all my heart!
That is why I believe that you have your reasons for your decisions, I merely can't understand yet
But I will never doubt or blame you
You must have your reasons for not telling me the reason for your actions
Heh! Your skills with flattery has improved I see!
Everything about you is good, the only problem is you're too serious!
Fine!
I'm glad to have this talk with you
Well then, before your final match...
Let me give you one advice
You don't have to worry about my feelings
Don't hold back! Hit him as hard as you can! Help me teach that Zhang Huaiyi's grandson a lesson!!
ooo...
Master! Lingyu!
Youngest Elder Lingyu must win today! I don't want that Zhang Chulan to be our Head Taoist!
Reverend Lingyu will surely win and teach that shameless scoundrel a lesson!!
Good morning Master, Grandmaster, Elder Lingyu!
Master, I would like to speak with Lingyu
Mhmm, go ahead!
Ninth Senior, what's the matter?
No 10th, C'mere!
hmm?
What's the matter 9th Senior?
As you know, the rest of our 8 Seniors are not in Mt Longhu at the moment!
Only the 2 of us who are youngest stay behind with Master
yeah
This is why you must defeat Zhang Chulan at all cost!
huh........?
Huh your uncle!
If you really lose to that scoundrel the Head Taoist Manor will be finished!
The Head Taoist Priest: Shameless Scoundrel! How are we going to face the rest of the world if that happens!?!?
Therefore number 10
I'll make it clear, if it really come to pass, I will leave Mt Longhu!
You'll be the one left to take care of Master...
Down with the shameless scum! Young Senior shall be victorious!
Down with Shameless Scum Chulan! (Don't blame me!
Young Senior shall be victorious! Down with the Shameless Chulan!
Master, what should I do?
This is precisely what I meant earlier! Be like them, have fun!
Don't hold back for my sake
Defeat the shameless scoundrel! Young Senior shall be victorious!
(I know already... now shut the f**k up!)
Say... who you think will win today's match?
Great Taoist Festival Final Round
Zhang Lingyu vs Zhang Chulan!
They're coming!!!
The final round!
Hey stop pushing!
Who could've known Zhang Chulan was so strong?!
(No matter how well he did in the earlier match, I don't see Zhang Chulan stronger than the foes Lingyu wins against flawlessly!)
Final Round Start!!!!!
(Golden Protection Aura Incantation: Purposely don't sub this part. I get a feeling I'm in for a good laugh watching other people sub this)
Interesting
Zhang Chulan's Golden Incantation Aura obviously can't compete with Lingyu
But he gathered all of his Golden Aura into one point
To increase its effectiveness
Did he develop this style by himself?
Too bad, it is ultimately petty tricks compared to true power
If the Golden Aura cannot achieve Qi materializing physically
The speed in which the Golden Aura's Qi flow will not be able to keep up with your reaction speed
So heavy...
This bugger's every blow are too heavy!
I can't keep up with him!!!
Very good Zhang Chulan
In just one month's time you have reached the point to barely withstand my Golden Aura
Especially your movements, compared to before it's hard to tell you are the same person from before
You really have the talent
Heh... of course...
Just combat skills, you can be considered a top expert
Though the skills of the one I have been practicing with for the past month... is so scary, I'll believe if you say she's not human!
Yes I can see all the aforementioned progress you made
Let's begin for real!
Show me how much your Lightning has improved!
Yin Five Lightning Magic
Yang Five Lightning Magic!
Palm Lightning!
Incredible! In such a short time, he improved so much!
No wonder you think so well of Zhang Chulan! Master...
I still prefer Yang Five Lightning after all...
Upright and dignified!
Five Lightning True Magic
is called 5 Lightning because of the Five Qi/Ki
Innate Qi is within one's body the moment they are born
Going into details, it can be divided into Five Ways Elements
Pure Yang's Elements is primarily Fire is also known as Qi of the Heart
Within Yang, the Lesser Yin's element is mainly Metal thus known as Lung Qi
Pure Yin's Element is mostly Water, is called Kidnap Qi
Within Yin, Lesser Yang's Element is mainly Wood and is called Liver Qi
Harmonious of Yin and Yang is mostly Earth in Element and is also called Spleen's Qi
Five Qi comes together in unison is called Five Lightning's True Magic
A virgin's Yang Qi is more abundant
This is why they will naturally have the Pure Yang (Fire) leading the Lesser Yin (Metal) activate first
The ligntning magic is called Deep Crimson Thunder
While non-virgins, their Pure Yang has started leaking
Thus when they activate their Qi, the Pure Yin (Kidney/Water Element) guiding the Lesser Yang (Liver/Wood) results in Yin Qi to activate first
Yin and Yang Qi all have their own strength and weaknesses
While training you must focus on one side at a time
Clean, bright and proper... (Almost forgotten they love to use poems) Yeah yeah Yang = Solid, straight forward and Forceful ok?
This is the traits of the Yang Five Lightning
Is the boy Lingyu still obsessed with Yang Lightning?
mhmm
This child is still unable go pass this obstacle
When using Lightning magic in front of others, he always insists on using this Palm Lightning!
Even if he has to take unnecessary risks, he will only use this technique to win
It's a pity, Palm Lightning is Yang Lightning's Technique
No matter how much you yearn for the bright and dignified Yang... You cannot change the fact that Yin is Yin
Thick, heavy and turbid, yet disturbingly strange and easily changeable in form
Behaving like mercury, capable of permeating anything!
This is the true face of Five Yin Lightning!
Putrid Water Lightning
Holy kow! Can you still call this Lightning?!
What are those black gooey things?
Why does it feel so strange to me?
Sticky and depressing... it looks dangerous yet I can't help but feel curious about it!
Does it feel shameful to show Yin Five Lightning in public?
But no matter what was the reason...it is who you are right now!
Accept it! Accept who you are now!
Even if you have to turn into a pig, you have to accept it!
This is the real Yin Five Lightning?
It looks really dangerous!
I better not touch it
It has covered the whole arena?!
Bei Jing Cang Tan!
Golden Aura protection!
My legs feel weak!
This black Qi can weaken a person?
Even the Golden Aura protection cannot defend against it!
Palm Lightning!!
Very smart
You were able to notice instantly
Or was it natural instincts?
You used Yang Lightning at the last moment and managed to barely survive my palm strike
Zhang Chulan
This is Yin Lightning's Putrid Water
Drain down to the marrow
Muddle heart, weakening Will
Normally you need to use a far higher cultivation level than me to resist or else normal defenses will only be penetrated by my Black Lightning
The only one that can cancel it off on equal footing is your Yang Lightning: Deep Crimson Thunder!
(Then the cliffhangar and the annoying Passenger Plane that reminds me that Zhuge Qing's Theme stole Bao'Er' burying Song's spotlight!)
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Kids Go To School fire safety lesson / Learn colors with fire - Duration: 2:54.
Hello
Hello
So, today we will study
Fire safety
matches to children - not toys
Without adults you can not take matches
If they are not used correctly
can be a fire
in the forest you can not use matches - there is a lot of dry grass
and if the fire, where to call?
101
right, Victor, you need to call 101
but, if a fire broke out, you need to quickly run away
well, painted
Anna, go to the blackboard
What is color?
Pink
Excellent, and this is What color is it?
green
What is color?
yellow
well done!
Juliana, to the blackboard
What is color?
red
and this is What color is it?
orange
and this is What color is it?
purple
excellent
Victor, come out to me
Matches can be children?
no
if the fire, where to call?
101
excellent
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Julien Blanc's Best Motivational Speech: NEVER BACK DOWN (Motivational Speech For Success In Life!) - Duration: 3:32.
- [Julien Blanc] Anyone here going through adversity,
going through something bad,
how do you know it's bad?
That question is huge, how do you know?
And then reflect on how ignorant you are.
Because what is really a life crisis?
It's when things don't go according to your plan.
How do you know what's best for you?
And really reflect on how little you know
about the world, the universe, about how...
We know nothing.
We're so stupid, so stupid.
You have no idea and we're so quick to judge shit.
As soon as something... "it's not going according to plan,
"fuck, why is this happening,"
stop judging it, how do you know?
And then reflect back on all those things
you thought were bad for you,
and how maybe in the long run, they weren't.
You don't know what's good for you or not,
stop judging it, and as soon as you stop judging it,
shit gets way easier,
'cause that's what holds us back,
we think it's bad for us and then we resist it
and there's all the... "why is this happening"
and the self-hate, if you're just like
"fuck yeah" adversity.
You don't know what's good for you or not,
stop judging, you're on this ride that is life,
you're already on the fucking ride,
your seatbelt's fucking strapped in,
you can resist it and judge every up and down
or just go with the flow.
You're here till you die, go with the flow shit.
You don't know what's good or not,
why not just embrace it all and just view it as contrast.
As you were asking with different emotions,
that's what makes life interesting, it's the ups and downs.
If things were going well the entire time,
how boring would that be?
You can think you know more than the universe
or the universe has your back.
Now fuck should I know if the universe has my back,
but guess what?
Life's a lot easier if you adopt that belief.
(Mumbles) It's like here's a new flavor, here's a new face,
you could even view your life like a fucking movie,
it's like here's the next scene,
you've exhausted that scene,
you've reached that point where there's nothing
to learn from that scene anymore,
you won't expand from that phase of life
so here's something new,
and it's always extremely uncomfortable
because you're kinda shoved into the unknown,
it's out of your comfort zone,
again if you won't expand, life will help you expand,
and if you go with the flow, shit's way easier.
Find it exciting that you are back to ground zero,
but in a new area, so here you are in this new phase
and you can resist trying to go back
or let's see what up.
This is also a huge thing when it comes to adversity.
Stop focusing on whatever happened
or on blame and look for the lesson.
So it's not like "oh this happened, what if-"
It's what's the lesson here?
Imagine this was for your own good,
what's the lesson, what can I take out of it?
And there's always some kind of lesson
or some kind of opening.
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José José | Capítulo 33 | Telemundo Novelas - Duration: 16:54.
's in it for me?
My protection.
My friend Manuel needs a photographer for his venue.
How may I help you?
I want to know if this Victor Frenk is clean
or if he's mixed up in something.
This is my mom.
And that's you! In her belly!
Why does it say "1950"?
I was born in 1952.
The birth certificate you have is bogus.
That means I'm actually 23!
If I'm not mistaken, you are my father.
Nora said you wanted to make me an offer.
This is going to be the area's new happening bar.
Don't worry, I'll handle everything.
I can't sing, Fanny.
I could ask the producers to let you use a playback.
No, Fanny! I won't do playback.
If you do it well, nobody's going to notice.
Hi!
Who was the guy you were talking to?
An acquaintance in the business.
Congratulations on the new show.
The song you debuted was wonderful.
Do you think it's funny to see me make mistakes?
Why'd you say that?
Honey!
Something terrible is coming...
...that could cost you your life.
Anel, I'd like to apologize. I don't know what I said wrong.
Not at all, Mr. Manuel.
On the contrary, I should apologize to you.
Jose hasn't been himself lately.
That outburst was really troubling.
I know... but we also have to understand.
He's had a hard time recovering his voice
after his bout of pneumonia... and he's very irritable.
Goodness me!
I'd love to have him perform here a few nights a week,
but he needs to recover first.
I know.
I'll make sure to help him
and get him back to the Jose Jose we all know and love.
Right!
Hi, Anel! How are you?
Well, I'll be around if you need me.
Good evening.
It's a good time to bring in international investors.
Echeverria is doing a great job.
Yes.
It's also a great time for you to approach Kiki.
It sounds awful,
but you have to strike now that she's vulnerable.
Vulnerable?
I'd say she's as unpredictable as ever.
Whip her into shape, Javier.
Make her your girlfriend. I'm sure you can do it.
I'd love to, Carlos. And I'll try one last time.
But if she doesn't feel the same,
there's nothing we can do.
It simply won't work.
Lorena, sit down.
I can't. I've wasted too much time.
I missed my doctor's appointment
and I won't be able to make it to my English class.
-I'm so anxious! -Lorena, please calm down.
We've both received some very shocking news today.
Yes, and I still haven't weighed the damages.
Damages?
I want us to try to have a father-daughter relationship.
Although, I know we can't make up for lost time.
That's precisely the problem. The time we've lost.
You're young! You have plenty of time!
Why don't we go away together
so we can get to know each other better?
Let's go somewhere.
Sorry, but I can't right now.
I've already lost a year of my life.
I can't lose another week.
I'll be right back.
A second coincidental run-in?
I must admit I sought you out on set yesterday.
Today...
Well, this is a happy coincidence.
Happy for whom?
You didn't let me finish yesterday.
I wanted to invite you to a party.
What party?
The kind where men have fun and women charge a pretty penny.
Look, I don't know what you think of me,
but leave before I make a scene
to signal how rude you're being.
Spare me the innocent routine, Anel.
Just recently I saw you
precisely at one of those events.
-Hello. -Honey.
Excuse me.
-Is that your friend...? -Please lower your voice.
Is he an old friend?
He's not my friend. I don't know him.
That's not what you said yesterday!
I know.
But he's not a friend.
I know him... from my past.
From the parties.
I don't do that anymore, darling.
I'm going to talk to him.
No, don't. There's no need.
I know how to deal with people like him.
Then why'd you tell me yesterday that he was an old friend?
Because I was ashamed.
This is certainly rude, my dear listeners!
After disappearing for a long period of time,
Jose Jose showed up on a pre-recorded show
to offer a live performance...
but he used a playback!
You heard right! Playback!
His fans were shocked, alright!
Could it be that the two-bit singer's voice
has been ruined due to his vices?
And guess who had to save him once again?
Anel!
I really don't know what women see in him.
In addition to being ugly and a bigamist, he's depraved!
We have his wife Kiki on the line to support our claims.
Kiki, thank you for taking our call.
How are you?
Alfonso, thank you so much for granting me this time to speak.
My separation from Jose Jose has been very difficult on me.
Oh, honey. You don't look well at all.
Don't worry, Mom. I'm fine.
No, you should move with me to Satelite.
That way, I can look after you and you'll recover.
I don't want to be a burden.
Besides, you're too old to be looking after me.
Children will always be children.
Who better than me to look after you?
So... I wanted to ask you for a favor.
Maria is reopening her café. You remember it, don't you?
Well, she turned it into a bar.
She wanted to know if you could attend the grand opening.
I don't feel well. I'm still recovering.
No, she doesn't want you to sing.
You just need to cut the ribbon and stick around for a bit.
She's family, honey.
You're right. I'll be there.
Thank you so much, sweetheart!
Please eat something! I need to know you're well!
I need you to recover!
Look at all this food! Are you trying to fatten me up?
I say this because it truly has been complicated.
Mr. Jose Jose hasn't looked after me, his marriage...
There's unfinished business between us.
I've yet to hear from Mr. Jose Jose.
I say this because I want your listeners to know the truth
about Jose Jose, the big star.
They should know what he's like as a husband.
Those are the facts.
I am an Herrera-Calles
and everyone knows what an honorable family I belong to.
<i> Thank you for placing</i> <i> your trust in us, Natalia.</i>
<i> I've always been </i> <i> on your side.</i>
I always saw how he used and took advantage of you,
and if I'm honest, that's just not fair.
Someone as important as you shouldn't be treated like that.
Thank you!
I send my love to your listeners.
Thank you for your time.
It's good to know there are people we can trust.
By the way, I heard you're going to debut a new album.
What's this? What are you doing here?
I'm studying English.
I really don't get you.
If I'd been told to take time off,
I'd be at the beach, beer in hand.
Yeah, you would. You're lazy.
Hey!
Don't be so mean, Rosie the Robot!
I already told you I have to get back the year I lost.
Again with that? You're so stubborn!
You know how you could help me?
Coming up with ideas.
What have you been up to this last year?
-You really want to know? -Yes.
Well, I fell in love with a psycho,
was kicked off my soccer team,
I was cheated on, then it turned out I wasn't the father
of the baby I thought was mine...
Fell in love with a psycho...
What are you doing?
Well... I'm making a list.
Maybe something good can come out of it.
Maybe I'll get some ideas.
Kicked off your team.
I was cheated on.
I'm glad you're here.
Few have the guts to face me. You're brave.
You have to understand.
I went to work for RVG because I like music.
The terrible things you say about Jose,
one of our best artists, does not inspire much confidence.
And yet you're here
because you want to know about the label's strange dealings.
Not the label's.
Maybe it's someone working at the label.
Everyone else works on albums, promotes artists
and makes music.
I used to be like you.
Just as idealistic.
But they don't call it a hard knock life for nothing.
That may be, but I'm still clean.
Then you won't want to know about what Pedro Salas
and Victor Frenk are up to.
With all this chaos, I've been getting anxiety attacks
because I realized there's so much I want to do and haven't.
My list keeps growing and growing...
Could you please stand up?
Please?
What for?
It'll be quick.
-Stand up. -What's going on?
A while ago I spoke to Pedro about Claudia Lozano.
Better known as Blondie.
-Have you heard of her? -Yes.
I didn't think much of it because Pedro and Blondie
are not compatible.
They're like oil and water.
Though sometimes oil and water end up in the same container...
I could do without the metaphor.
They're involved.
Blondie isn't with Pedro by choice.
She's with Pedro because she was asked to keep him happy.
Who asked her to?
Victor Frenk.
What are you doing? What are you looking for?
My suit, but I can't find it.
Your suit? Why do you want it?
You should be getting into your PJs.
I'm attending a ribbon cutting at my cousin's bar.
What? Are you crazy?
You should be resting, sweetheart.
I told my mom I would. Everyone's expecting me.
I won't be long.
Honey... you don't know how to say no, do you?
I promised my mother, Anel.
Okay. Just promise you won't be long.
Are you coming home tonight?
Of course. I'll even give you a massage.
Hey... why are you wearing so much perfume?
I'm wearing the amount I usually wear.
Everything's fine.
Are you feeling alright?
You have a fever.
I'm fine.
Are you drinking the vitamin shakes?
Yes.
Make sure you do. They're good for you.
Don't be long.
Convincing him wasn't as difficult
as I thought it would be.
Plus, Carmona owed me one.
I helped him out with the company.
He needed some land, and I gave him a hand with that.
Hmm... great.
So when are we going to talk about my album?
That's why we went out to dinner together, right?
Yes, but relax. Everything's interconnected.
Oh!
Carmona opened a huge venue at a well-known hotel.
-Really? -He's doing great
and I thought...
Why don't you perform there?
That sounds great!
First I need an album, though.
No, we're going to do it the other way around.
You'll perform first and then you'll work on your album.
People need to become familiar with you as a singer.
Take this to table two right away.
Alicia, take a bottle of champagne to table six.
What?
We're almost full.
Yeah, right.
-Maria! -Auntie!
You look very nervous. Calm down!
You should be happy! The place is packed!
This place has never been this full.
That's because everyone's here to see Pepe...
but he's not here!
You know he's very busy.
But he promised he'd be here. He'll be here.
Yes, but what if something happened to him?
Don't scare me!
Right. I'm sorry.
I'm so nervous.
Go keep yourself busy.
I'm going to make all your dreams come true.
Okay.
Javier, I know we have a history together.
We dated at one point.
But I'm not looking for anything this time around.
I just want your friendship.
Alright.
I know.
But time might favor me in the end.
Who knows what could happen.
Such a great phrase!
That should be the title of my album.
<i> Time Might Favor Me in the End</i> by Natalia Herrera-Calles.
No. Kiki.
We're selling drinks like we would during happy hour.
The place will be packed as soon as Jose Jose arrives.
Right, but why isn't Pepe here?
Relax. Jose's a star.
They always show up late.
You know what? I'm going to call...
No, you need to have fun.
People who come to bars can feel the vibes the owners give off.
If you're having fun, they'll have fun too.
-Okay? -Yes.
Smile and work the room.
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Hi, YouTube, it's Kathy, and this is my February 2018 Reading Wrap Up.
If you're not already aware, I do a weekly wrap up of everything I read, watch, and
listen to on this channel, but recently I have started doing monthly wrap ups of just
the books, which is what we're doing today.
I'm going to start with the hardcore, nerdy stats and charts, and then work from my lowest
star rating books to my highest star rating books.
All of these stats, by the way, are from a spreadsheet that I found online by Brock Roberts,
whose channel I will link down below.
He put it out into the world for anyone to use for free.
In February, I read 21 books and DNF'd 1 other book, for a total of 6981 pages.
This takes into account converting audiobook minutes to pages, so 1830 of those pages were
actually about 53 hours of audio.
The age breakdown for these books was 11 adult books, and 11 YA books.
This month I read mostly contemporary, at 63.6%, followed by mystery/thriller at 13.6%,
9.1% fantasy, 9.1% for science fiction, and 4.5% for [poetry].
When you adjust for amount of pages in each genre, it doesn't change much.
Unlike last month.
77% of these books, no surprise, came from the library, where I work, but I managed to
work some books I already owned into my Contemporaryathon TBR, and read my most recent BookBathBox book.
I read five audiobooks, six paperback books, and eleven hardcover books.
The majority of my books were in the 200-299 pages range,
and about half of them were published last year.
Most of the books were by female authors, and most of the protagonists were also female.
I mostly read books set in the United States, but also sneaked in some books set in Australia,
the UK, Canada, and other worlds.
In terms of diversity, most of my reads had some aspect of diversity, be it mental health,
race, queer rep, or physical disability.
This was a pretty good reading month if you go by star ratings.
This month I read one 2 star book, two 3 star books, five 3.5 star books, two 4 star books,
six 4.5 star books, and six 5 star books.
So let's talk about them.
My 2 star read this month was the book I DNF'd, and that is The Natural Way of Things by Charlotte
Wood. This book takes place in the Australian desert and follows women who have been in
the news for sex scandals or rape accusations, and they find themselves on this compound
where they have a couple of guards, and they can't leave, and they don't know how they got there.
I was initially compelled by the synopsis, but I didn't really get on with the writing,
and I DNF'd this at page 122.
Because I DNF'd the book, I don't really have much else to say about it.
My first 3 star book of the month was The Visitors by Catherine Burns.
This books has a middle aged, female protagonist who lives at her family home with her brother,
both of their parents have died.
And some weird things happen there.
She's been fairly isolated all her life, and occasionally her brother has visitors that
stay down in the basement and you know from the get go that he is weird and that there's
probably something super shady going on.
I read this as my dark or taboo contemporary for ContemporaryAThon, and it was a pretty good read.
Slowly, over time, you come to understand that what you had assumed was going on was
a little bit different.
And I like when a book can slowly reveal to the reader that what they've assumed is incorrect,
and things are still horrible, but in different ways.
My other 3 star read this month was also for ContemporaryAThon, and it was The Devil's
Panties, Volume 3 by Jennie Breeden.
This volume is about a decade old now so there is a little bit of dated language to it, but
it's a product of its time.
Basically, Jennie is a webcomic artist, you can actually find all of these comics online,
which is how I originally read them, and then I happened to get a volume from a friend.
Or maybe I bought this one through the website.
It's been a while, so I don't remember.
In any case, in this specific volume, she is going to different conventions in the states,
in the UK, and in Canada, and you get to see some of her family dynamic, as well as the
dynamic with the boyfriend she had at the time.
My first 3.5 star read of the month was True Letters from a Fiction Life by Kenneth Logan.
This book centres around James, who is a star athlete at his school and has a secret sexuality.
He also gets through his frustrations by writing letters to people that he never sends.
He just puts them in a desk drawer.
Which is obviously where we get the title.
This one had some really cute flirtations as well as some friends that were, just, great
examples of what everyone should be if somebody happens to come out to them.
There's a little bit of mystery and intrigue around what was happening with these letters,
and overall I found it pretty cute.
My next 3.5 star read was Pilot X by Tom Merritt.
This is a time travel book, so it takes your brain a little bit to wrap yourself around
where in space and time he is.
In this society, your first name changes based on your rank, so Pilot X goes from that to
different names and then sometimes back to Pilot X, and the fact that his career isn't
linear is really fun because obviously the plot isn't linear either.
This is the book I got in my final Book Bath Box, so if you would like to see me unbox
it, I will link that down below.
My next 3.5 star read was The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern.
This is the book that had actually been on my Goodreads To Read shelf for the longest.
I put it there in January of 2013, and just finally got around to it, because my local
Nerdfighter book club decided that this was the read for this month.
As I mentioned in my weekly wrap up, I listened to this one, and I felt that with this particular
book, it would be a better idea to read it because this one also jumps around a little
bit in time and location, and being able to just flip through the pages and see where
you are is a little easier than just listening to the narrator and then, kind of, having
to ignore what year it happens to be 'cause you're not going to remember.
That being said, though, I did really enjoy this book.
I really enjoyed picturing what this circus would look like.
I enjoyed the twists and turns that you found out about The Challenge, and there were a
lot of characters that I really came to cherish.
My next 3.5 star read was Young Jane Young by Gabrielle Zevin.
This one is in an interesting format, and that's something I didn't know going into
it, and part of me is really excited that I didn't know, but also I feel like you guys
should know because it's cool.
So instead of starting out with chapters from the titular character, you get the point of
view of her mother, and then you get her point of view, and then you get someone else's point
of view told in pen pal letters, and then you get another point of view in a Choose
Your Own Adventure style.
And what I liked most about this changing format is the story does change depending
on whose perspective you're coming from.
That's true of all stories.
For example, my story currently has a little bit of frustration because there's a murder
of crows outside that won't shut up.
They're probably having a great time.
They are highly impacting my life, and I have nothing to do with their lives right now.
"Highly" was a little bit dramatic, but they are annoying me.
I guess I should actually tell you what this book is about instead of just raving about the format.
This book is about a girl who has an affair with a married congressman, and the fall out
after that is discovered.
My last 3.5 star read this month was Bonfire by Krysten Ritter.
Yes, that Krysten Ritter.
She wrote a book.
This book is about a young lawyer who goes back to her home town after not being there
for ten years to try to solve what's going on with an environmental factor of the town.
While she's there, it is a small town, and she drudges up a lot of small town crap that
she went through as a child.
And a mystery that she's tried to forget about for her entire adult life kind of floods back
into her senses and she can't get it out of her mind.
What I particularly liked about this book is the narrator became quite unreliable over
time, so you doubted the pieces of the puzzle that she was collecting.
And then when it wraps up, you come to find out why she's become so unreliable, and it
all, sort of, makes sense.
Besides her trusting a character near the end that I was like, "yeah, no, I can see
exactly how the rest of this novel is gonna go down," it was full of twists and turns
that I really appreciated.
My first 4 star book of the month was Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie.
This is a surprise to me that it was a 4 star book because the only other Agatha Christie
book I've read I did not enjoy.
But that one was a Miss Marple, and I have problems with her as a character because she
doesn't do her own detective work, and I grew up on Nancy Drews, whereas Poirot was the
main character of this one and I think that changed things for me.
Unfortunately, the end of this book was spoiled for me, so I went through reading this book,
mostly just not really caring about the clues because I knew where they were leading, and
that sucked, to be quite honest.
I talked about this before, but when you're trying to wrap up a book, you don't go,
"you know, the one where-" and spoil the ending.
You go "[you] know, the one where a bunch of people are on a train and a murder happens".
That's how you should talk about this book.
Anyway, this is a book about a bunch of people on a train and a murder happens.
And since Poirot is there on board, and they're stuck in the snow anyway, one of the board
members of the company who is also traveling on the train asks Poirot to solve the mystery
so that when they get to the authorities, they can just hand it to them and it will
make it much easier to continue on their journey.
If you are going to read this book, I highly recommend reading the audiobook version with
Kenneth Branagh [if you are able].
Because his accents are just great.
He made me love certain characters, hate certain characters - it was wonderful.
He did a very good job.
My other 4 star read this month was Bellevue Square by Michael Redhill.
This book takes place in Toronto and follows a woman named Jean who owns a bookstore.
Two of her clients come in and say that they've seen someone else who looks exactly like her,
and then weird things start happening with those patrons.
Unfortunately, this is one of those books where so many things happen that that's really
the only synopsis I can give you because things get twisted quite quickly, and all of those
twists are potential spoilers for you.
And this was another book where the narrator became unreliable, and you didn't know which
parts of the narration were true.
Through no fault of the protagonist, by the way.
This protagonist has thoughts that I used to have as a kid, and I think that they might
be kind of universal thoughts that everyone just thinks that they're the only one that
thinks that and it's weird and maybe they should just not tell anybody.
This book really boils down to what's real, and what isn't, and that's kind of a universal
question about life.
All right, the next 12 books were either 4.5 star reads or 5 star reads, so, like I said,
this was a great reading month.
The first 4.5 star read this month was One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus.
This book follows a group of students who all get detention one day because a teacher
found cellphones in their backpacks, but none of those cellphones where actually their cellphones,
so it seems like a trumped up charge, and they shouldn't have to be there.
However, before detention ends, one of those students is dead.
You spend the rest of the book cycling through the four other students as narrators to try
to figure out who killed the other student.
I really loved this format.
You really get to know each of these characters and by the end, you have no idea which one
of them could possibly be lying.
And I love a book that can keep you guessing, so this was that.
My next 4.5 star read was The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black.
This takes place in a world where vampires are a thing.
And in order to contain what the world has basically decided is a disease, there are
these places called Coldtowns.
Coldtowns are where vampires live and when they quarantines were set up, if you happened
to be in the town at that time, sorry, you have to live there now.
Which mostly means that you are prey for vampires.
Because these cities are set up as quarantines, if you're bitten on the outside, you're supposed
to go to quarantine.
In addition to that, there are some people that just want to become vampires, so they
say that they've been bitten so they can get in, to hopefully be bitten.
You know, instead of being killed, because vampires.
This book follows a protagonist who wakes up after a very big party to find out that
everyone at the party has been murdered by vampires.
Well, almost everyone.
I really enjoyed the world building in this.
I really enjoyed how vampirism was talked about and the solutions that people would
come up with, and the fact that they weren't perfect, because they wouldn't be.
And how the protagonist just wants to do what's right throughout the book, and how that keeps
screwing her over.
My next 4.5 star read was Renegades by Marissa Meyer.
I went into this thinking this was a stand alone, and it's the first in a duology, so know that.
There will be a cliffhanger at the end, because of course.
This is about a society that had an anarchy revolution, and then a bunch of people came
in and messed up the anarchy, and then a bunch more people came in and kicked the anarchy
out, and blamed all the problems of those twenty years on the anarchy, even though it
was just, like, violent gangs were the biggest problem.
And the people that ended the age of anarchy happen to have super powers.
In fact, super powers are pretty common in this world.
I think it was, like, 10%.
And you can be born with them or you can acquire them, like super powers in comic books, to be honest.
Those are pretty much the ways you get them.
This is a dual narrative between two people on different sides of society.
One of them being from the age of anarchy, and one of the them being the kid of super heroes.
This is another book where I just really enjoyed all of the characters.
I really enjoyed the super powers, and how they acquired them, if they acquired them.
And what their powers could be used for.
There were tons of themes throughout this, like corruption of the "good" guys, and the
idea of family vs. found family, and I just really enjoyed it.
So if you like super powers, this is a good book to pick up.
My next 4.5 star book is very different, and it was American Queen by Sierra Simone.
This is some smutty, smut, smut.
What you find out int he very beginning is out main character, Greer, is marrying the
President of the Unites States, but also has something going on with the Vice President
of the United States, who is also the best man.
This is called the New Camelot Trilogy, because it bases some of the characters and a couple
of things happening on the Camelot myth, which I found interesting because Greer is a middle ages professor.
So even though the main purpose of this book is smutty, smutty, sexy times, there was a
lot of plot in it, which I appreciate, because I can read smut, but I don't need it to be
sex on every page.
There was one sort of questionable consent thing near the beginning, but other than that,
everything that they do is consensual, and, just, it was great smut.
I think I'm going to ignore the epilogue because from what I've heard, the next two books in
the series aren't the greatest, and there are plot points that I know will come up based
on what happened in the epilogue and I don't want to see them.
But overall, if you are looking for the smut, this is very good smut.
I read this for Chelsea and Julie's book club, by the way, and I'll link down below the live
show where we all talked about it.
My next 4.5 star read was I Hate Everyone But You by Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin.
I think there might be a wood chipper outside.
That's... that's great.
Murder of crows, wood chipper.
Whatever.
I'm just trying to shoot a video.
This is another dual point of view novel between Ava and Gen, who are college students on opposite
sides of the country, but best friends.
This one is told in email and text format, and I really enjoyed it.
One of the criticisms I've seen people have is this is basically fanfiction for Gaby Dunn
and Allison Raskin because if you know anything about their personalities, you can tell who
wrote who, and who is basically who but in younger form, but I really didn't have a problem
with this. I mean, you're told to write what you know, and then when people do that, other
people get upset about it.
It's weird to me.
So I found this a really cute story of two friends going through a very stressful time,
and if that is something that appeals to you, give this one a try.
It's quite easy to read because it goes by really quickly.
My last 4.5 star read was Adulthood is a Myth by Sarah Andersen.
If you have spent any amount of time on Facebook or Twitter, you have seen a comic by Sarah Andersen.
I am quite sure of it.
These comics are snippets of quotidian happenings, and they're so relatable to me because the
artist is obviously an introvert and obviously and awkward human, and it me.
And on to the 5 star reads, the first one being The Princess Saves Herself in This One
by Amanda Lovelace.
I loved this.
I read this in my bathtub, because I read a lot in my bathtub.
Every Wednesday at least.
And I think that something automatically gets a 5 star rating if I want a tattoo from it
while I'm reading it.
That tattoo, by the way, would read, "a bookmad girl never dies".
So now I need to come up with a good design for that.
Anyway, this is a poetry collection about Amanda Lovelace's life, her childhood, growing up.
There are trigger warnings for many things.
In fact, the beginning of the book has a whole page of the trigger warnings, so be sure to
check that out if that is a consideration for you.
But if you find that this is something you can read, this was just an extremely well
put together poetry collection.
My next 5 star read was Draw the Line by Laurent Linn.
This is a very fandom-y read, and maybe that's why it got 5 stars, because it's fandom-y
and it's also queer, and I like these things.
This is about a boy who spends his spare time drawing this kind of web comic.
He sort of updates every once in a while.
His friends know he's gay but he's not out at school because he doesn't want to be the
victim of hate crime.
And then, of course, later in the book he witnesses some hate crimes against a fellow
gay student.
He wants to get justice for this, and he doesn't really know how, and he turns to his art to do it.
My next 5 star read was Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu.
I read this as my hyped book for the ContemporaryAThon, and it deserves the hype.
It's pretty great.
Vivian lives in a small town where dudes get away with so much crap in her high school,
and girls are treated quite badly.
And she starts a feminist revolution.
She finds this box from her mom's past in her mom's closet that has all of these zines,
and I remember making zines with my friends because I'm cool and old.
And she decides to make her own zines and spread them around the school, and it's just great.
Like, I may be old, but I'm not old enough to forget the type of crap that I put up with
in high school that is still going on, obviously, because people are writing about it.
It's relatable, it's feminist, it's fantastic.
You should read it.
My next 5 star read was Dress Codes for Small Towns by Courtney Stevens.
This book is about a group of friends called the Hexagon, and there is just so much to
love about this.
There are characters questioning their sexuality.
There are characters that assume other people's sexualities, and just don't actually know.
There's a bunch of small town shenanigans, and people being labeled as things by their neighbours.
And the ramifications of doing that.
Sometimes you feel like you know your neighbours when you live in a small town, but that's
really just because you've made assumptions about them.
The friendships and relationships in this book are just so well done, and I just wanted
to hug every single character, basically.
And my last two reads of the month were both rereads, and obviously they were rereads because
I loved them so much that I wanted to read them again.
Hence, obviously, they were 5 star reads.
I don't know about you, but I don't think that if I gave something, like, a 3 star rating,
I'd want to read it again.
But that might just be me.
I'm also not a really big rereader anyway.
There are so many books in the world to read, that why would i do that?
I don't know.
Anyway, the first of the two was Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowly, which was my favourite
book of last year.
This is an Australian contemporary following Rachel, who moved away from the town that
she lived in all her life, a few years ago, and is coming back, and Henry, the boy she
confessed her love to when she moved away, and didn't hear anything back about it.
This book is just a stunning study of grief and friendship, and relationships, and feelings,
and I just absolutely adore it.
I will link some videos down below where I go on in detail about how much I love this book.
And the other reread of this month I picked up because I found it as an audiobook through
my library, and I figured it would be interesting to read it in this other format, and that
was Radio Silence by Alice Oseman.
This was also in my top books of last year list and I am so glad I found this book because
this was a cover buy for me.
I saw it one day, and went, "I don't know what this is, but it's beautiful and I want
it" and it is SO GOOD.
And so right up my alley.
This book is about Francis, who has basically two forms of herself: school Francis, who
tries to get all the A's so she can get into Cambridge, and then home Francis, who really,
nobody knows, except for her Mom, who, like, wears cool leggings and meme shirts and draws
fan art for this really cool podcast she's obsessed with.
One day, she is contacted by the creator of the podcast - and nobody knows who it is,
by the way, because it's a secret - asking if she wants to do art for the podcast.
Which, if you've ever been somebody who is a huge fan fan of something, obviously this
is a huge deal.
This is a book about friendship, and fandom, and sexuality, and learning when to lean on
other people, and it's just so great.
And I keep seeing other people are picking it up recently, and I'm just really excited
for all of them to read it.
And there we have it.
Those are the 22 books I read this month.
I also wanted to make a side note about the amount that I read this month.
If it wasn't for doing BookTube, I wouldn't read as much as I do.
I basically read all of the time and don't go out very often because I'm super introverted
and I'm happy with that being my existence.
Also, this month, I hurt my back, and I wasn't allowed to go to work, so I had to basically
lay in bed reading, so there was that.
And then when I got a doctor's note saying that I could go back to work because my back
was fine, I picked up a cold, so there was more reading time I had based on the fact
that, again, I was just in bed, and all I could do was read.
And I wanted to mention this for two reasons.
One is I've seen people feel kind of upset at themselves that they don't read as much
as other people on BookTube, and don't be upset.
Honestly, you are doing other things with your time that are just as valid.
The other reason I wanted to mention this I'm sure that my March wrap up will have way
less books because I'm spending about a third of March in Florida visiting friends.
Originally, I was just planning a trip to go visit my friends Paige and Sarah from the
Princess and the Scrivener, but then our friend Rowan decided she wanted to do a huge Disney
trip and include a bunch of people, so I will also see Rowan.
I'll also see my friend Annie.
I will also see other people from the YouTubes.
And I am very excited, but will be reading much less, except for, like, the plane rides
there, and the plane rides home, probably.
And, also, on Wednesdays, in Sarah's bath tub.
She's so nice.
She's already bought me a bath bomb for my bath on Wednesday, and I'm just, like...
I love that one of the things people know about me is on Wednesdays I need to have a bath.
And she's already prepared for this to happen.
In any case, that sums up February.
This video is probably going to be very long.
It's gonna take a while to edit it.
But I am pretty excited about it.
I kind of like this format.
I hope you guys are also liking this format.
It seemed like you liked this format.
I know it's new to my channel, but I'm going to keep doing the weekly wrap ups, and the
monthly wrap ups for those who just want only books.
Don't care about the tv shows I'm watching.
Although, you should, because they're amazing.
If you want to hear me talk more about these books, and other books for that matter, the
playlist for all of my Weekly Entertainment Wrap Ups is always down in the description below.
If you have read any of these, please let me know about it down in the comments below.
On the way down to the comments, if you hit that Subscribe button, that would be very nice of you.
You can like and share this as you see fit, and I will see you next time.
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Yeah, yeah, no.
I just want to say thank you for understanding.
I mean, to have Dr. Raston switch that DNA,
I mean, regardless of what you think of me, that's--
you have to know that's wrong.
I mean, that's-- you gotta agree with that.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Well, you know it was Dr. Raston.
It had to have been Dr. Raston.
Who else could it have been?
So you think I'm a fool, huh?
What?
What?
No, no, no.
See, you think, you think I'm some ignorant ass fool.
Just go sit here and talk to you and tell you something, right?
You're right.
I'm a tell you something.
I'm from the hood, and we don't do that.
So you get your ass out of my house right now
or they will take you outta here in little bitty pieces.
I'm too smart for your bullshit.
I knew you were.
It's that hood mentality.
I really do like what you've done with the place.
A lot of Negro art.
Probably do with less of that.
Looks nice.
We'll talk.
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170511 Melon Radio (Sechskies) - "Good brother Dudukz(Jiwon and Jaeduck) (feat. Starcraft)"
Have we ever played other among oursleves?
I don't think so
- At the moment we performed that in the past, - We played a lot, didn't we?
we, jaeduck and I, played Starcraft a lot
Right. Internet Cafe was in bloom those days
Internet Cafe first came
Right
And appeared in Korea
Right
At that time!
Our manager was obsessed with the Internet Cafe
Right
So he didn't come to pick us up
instead we went to to the Internet Cafe to find manager
- So - Right
as we go there and looked at the game, something like an insect dug money up in the game
so we asked why you are playing this game
we did console games that have good graphics on them
Right
But we were obsessed with it too in last...
We were
I heard kind of like that was fun
- Ah, it was very...
-fun
We had that memory
I felt hurt for jaeduck at that time
Really?
If the base is in danger, we need to help each other
so i said,
"Jaeduck!"
"Watch my six!!"
"I'm dying"
He sent only one marine(*infantry)!
One marine came to my base,
but he made his base huge,
though i was almost dying!
Ah~ i remember that
Somehow, it might be the time when we perform 'Couple'
Jaeduck and Jiwon looked so tired
Always!
They had dark circle under the eyes
We sang a very happy song
but only Jaeduck and Jiwon looked so tired
By the way, why did you send only one marine at the time?
In fact, i had to listen to hyung's word...
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hey everybody welcome back to my channel so today's hair review is on the
clear-all temporary root touch-up if you'd like to see a demo and my first
impressions then please keep on watching make sure you subscribe to my channel
hit that notification Valley upload a video every single day of the week I
don't want you to miss any so that's going to get started so I did get this
for free in an Influenster box this is in the shade light brown it is a
temporary concealing powder it instantly covers roots and defines eyebrows oh
that's cool I didn't know that you could use on your brows - okay so it comes in
a really pretty sleek packaging black with gold and it comes with a full size
mirror and it comes with a little brush and then you got your powder okay so I'm
just gonna go ahead and so I haven't read I'd my hair I just kind of want to
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very very pigmented which is nice okay so what I was thinking it would be good
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right here
paired to this side yeah
it definitely does help to cover up those roots and to make the hair look
thicker that's awesome that's way cool okay I'm also going to just fill in a
little bit right here just oh what's pigmented let's blend that
I think this would definitely be good for people that maybe have some thinning
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how pigmented it was but guys that definitely you know I think that
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think this would be really good too I'm just gonna try filling in that part a
little bit oh let's just part my hair a little then I definitely want to try it
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the hair it definitely helped cover up some of my roots and it just makes the
hair look thicker in those areas too which is really really nice so now I'm
going to try this on my brows it's definitely the wrong type of brush for
doing brows but I think that it's cool that you can do for both so let's go
ahead and
definitely makes them look thicker
definitely I would use a Morse like a smaller angled brush to do the brows but
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yeah really really enjoying this but yeah you play powder to dry hair hold
hair against head and press powder onto roots and then you can also use it in
your apparatus that says using a precision brush which I will definitely
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February 2018 Reading Wrap Up [CC] - Duration: 22:49.Hi, YouTube, it's Kathy, and this is my February 2018 Reading Wrap Up.
If you're not already aware, I do a weekly wrap up of everything I read, watch, and
listen to on this channel, but recently I have started doing monthly wrap ups of just
the books, which is what we're doing today.
I'm going to start with the hardcore, nerdy stats and charts, and then work from my lowest
star rating books to my highest star rating books.
All of these stats, by the way, are from a spreadsheet that I found online by Brock Roberts,
whose channel I will link down below.
He put it out into the world for anyone to use for free.
In February, I read 21 books and DNF'd 1 other book, for a total of 6981 pages.
This takes into account converting audiobook minutes to pages, so 1830 of those pages were
actually about 53 hours of audio.
The age breakdown for these books was 11 adult books, and 11 YA books.
This month I read mostly contemporary, at 63.6%, followed by mystery/thriller at 13.6%,
9.1% fantasy, 9.1% for science fiction, and 4.5% for [poetry].
When you adjust for amount of pages in each genre, it doesn't change much.
Unlike last month.
77% of these books, no surprise, came from the library, where I work, but I managed to
work some books I already owned into my Contemporaryathon TBR, and read my most recent BookBathBox book.
I read five audiobooks, six paperback books, and eleven hardcover books.
The majority of my books were in the 200-299 pages range,
and about half of them were published last year.
Most of the books were by female authors, and most of the protagonists were also female.
I mostly read books set in the United States, but also sneaked in some books set in Australia,
the UK, Canada, and other worlds.
In terms of diversity, most of my reads had some aspect of diversity, be it mental health,
race, queer rep, or physical disability.
This was a pretty good reading month if you go by star ratings.
This month I read one 2 star book, two 3 star books, five 3.5 star books, two 4 star books,
six 4.5 star books, and six 5 star books.
So let's talk about them.
My 2 star read this month was the book I DNF'd, and that is The Natural Way of Things by Charlotte
Wood. This book takes place in the Australian desert and follows women who have been in
the news for sex scandals or rape accusations, and they find themselves on this compound
where they have a couple of guards, and they can't leave, and they don't know how they got there.
I was initially compelled by the synopsis, but I didn't really get on with the writing,
and I DNF'd this at page 122.
Because I DNF'd the book, I don't really have much else to say about it.
My first 3 star book of the month was The Visitors by Catherine Burns.
This books has a middle aged, female protagonist who lives at her family home with her brother,
both of their parents have died.
And some weird things happen there.
She's been fairly isolated all her life, and occasionally her brother has visitors that
stay down in the basement and you know from the get go that he is weird and that there's
probably something super shady going on.
I read this as my dark or taboo contemporary for ContemporaryAThon, and it was a pretty good read.
Slowly, over time, you come to understand that what you had assumed was going on was
a little bit different.
And I like when a book can slowly reveal to the reader that what they've assumed is incorrect,
and things are still horrible, but in different ways.
My other 3 star read this month was also for ContemporaryAThon, and it was The Devil's
Panties, Volume 3 by Jennie Breeden.
This volume is about a decade old now so there is a little bit of dated language to it, but
it's a product of its time.
Basically, Jennie is a webcomic artist, you can actually find all of these comics online,
which is how I originally read them, and then I happened to get a volume from a friend.
Or maybe I bought this one through the website.
It's been a while, so I don't remember.
In any case, in this specific volume, she is going to different conventions in the states,
in the UK, and in Canada, and you get to see some of her family dynamic, as well as the
dynamic with the boyfriend she had at the time.
My first 3.5 star read of the month was True Letters from a Fiction Life by Kenneth Logan.
This book centres around James, who is a star athlete at his school and has a secret sexuality.
He also gets through his frustrations by writing letters to people that he never sends.
He just puts them in a desk drawer.
Which is obviously where we get the title.
This one had some really cute flirtations as well as some friends that were, just, great
examples of what everyone should be if somebody happens to come out to them.
There's a little bit of mystery and intrigue around what was happening with these letters,
and overall I found it pretty cute.
My next 3.5 star read was Pilot X by Tom Merritt.
This is a time travel book, so it takes your brain a little bit to wrap yourself around
where in space and time he is.
In this society, your first name changes based on your rank, so Pilot X goes from that to
different names and then sometimes back to Pilot X, and the fact that his career isn't
linear is really fun because obviously the plot isn't linear either.
This is the book I got in my final Book Bath Box, so if you would like to see me unbox
it, I will link that down below.
My next 3.5 star read was The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern.
This is the book that had actually been on my Goodreads To Read shelf for the longest.
I put it there in January of 2013, and just finally got around to it, because my local
Nerdfighter book club decided that this was the read for this month.
As I mentioned in my weekly wrap up, I listened to this one, and I felt that with this particular
book, it would be a better idea to read it because this one also jumps around a little
bit in time and location, and being able to just flip through the pages and see where
you are is a little easier than just listening to the narrator and then, kind of, having
to ignore what year it happens to be 'cause you're not going to remember.
That being said, though, I did really enjoy this book.
I really enjoyed picturing what this circus would look like.
I enjoyed the twists and turns that you found out about The Challenge, and there were a
lot of characters that I really came to cherish.
My next 3.5 star read was Young Jane Young by Gabrielle Zevin.
This one is in an interesting format, and that's something I didn't know going into
it, and part of me is really excited that I didn't know, but also I feel like you guys
should know because it's cool.
So instead of starting out with chapters from the titular character, you get the point of
view of her mother, and then you get her point of view, and then you get someone else's point
of view told in pen pal letters, and then you get another point of view in a Choose
Your Own Adventure style.
And what I liked most about this changing format is the story does change depending
on whose perspective you're coming from.
That's true of all stories.
For example, my story currently has a little bit of frustration because there's a murder
of crows outside that won't shut up.
They're probably having a great time.
They are highly impacting my life, and I have nothing to do with their lives right now.
"Highly" was a little bit dramatic, but they are annoying me.
I guess I should actually tell you what this book is about instead of just raving about the format.
This book is about a girl who has an affair with a married congressman, and the fall out
after that is discovered.
My last 3.5 star read this month was Bonfire by Krysten Ritter.
Yes, that Krysten Ritter.
She wrote a book.
This book is about a young lawyer who goes back to her home town after not being there
for ten years to try to solve what's going on with an environmental factor of the town.
While she's there, it is a small town, and she drudges up a lot of small town crap that
she went through as a child.
And a mystery that she's tried to forget about for her entire adult life kind of floods back
into her senses and she can't get it out of her mind.
What I particularly liked about this book is the narrator became quite unreliable over
time, so you doubted the pieces of the puzzle that she was collecting.
And then when it wraps up, you come to find out why she's become so unreliable, and it
all, sort of, makes sense.
Besides her trusting a character near the end that I was like, "yeah, no, I can see
exactly how the rest of this novel is gonna go down," it was full of twists and turns
that I really appreciated.
My first 4 star book of the month was Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie.
This is a surprise to me that it was a 4 star book because the only other Agatha Christie
book I've read I did not enjoy.
But that one was a Miss Marple, and I have problems with her as a character because she
doesn't do her own detective work, and I grew up on Nancy Drews, whereas Poirot was the
main character of this one and I think that changed things for me.
Unfortunately, the end of this book was spoiled for me, so I went through reading this book,
mostly just not really caring about the clues because I knew where they were leading, and
that sucked, to be quite honest.
I talked about this before, but when you're trying to wrap up a book, you don't go,
"you know, the one where-" and spoil the ending.
You go "[you] know, the one where a bunch of people are on a train and a murder happens".
That's how you should talk about this book.
Anyway, this is a book about a bunch of people on a train and a murder happens.
And since Poirot is there on board, and they're stuck in the snow anyway, one of the board
members of the company who is also traveling on the train asks Poirot to solve the mystery
so that when they get to the authorities, they can just hand it to them and it will
make it much easier to continue on their journey.
If you are going to read this book, I highly recommend reading the audiobook version with
Kenneth Branagh [if you are able].
Because his accents are just great.
He made me love certain characters, hate certain characters - it was wonderful.
He did a very good job.
My other 4 star read this month was Bellevue Square by Michael Redhill.
This book takes place in Toronto and follows a woman named Jean who owns a bookstore.
Two of her clients come in and say that they've seen someone else who looks exactly like her,
and then weird things start happening with those patrons.
Unfortunately, this is one of those books where so many things happen that that's really
the only synopsis I can give you because things get twisted quite quickly, and all of those
twists are potential spoilers for you.
And this was another book where the narrator became unreliable, and you didn't know which
parts of the narration were true.
Through no fault of the protagonist, by the way.
This protagonist has thoughts that I used to have as a kid, and I think that they might
be kind of universal thoughts that everyone just thinks that they're the only one that
thinks that and it's weird and maybe they should just not tell anybody.
This book really boils down to what's real, and what isn't, and that's kind of a universal
question about life.
All right, the next 12 books were either 4.5 star reads or 5 star reads, so, like I said,
this was a great reading month.
The first 4.5 star read this month was One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus.
This book follows a group of students who all get detention one day because a teacher
found cellphones in their backpacks, but none of those cellphones where actually their cellphones,
so it seems like a trumped up charge, and they shouldn't have to be there.
However, before detention ends, one of those students is dead.
You spend the rest of the book cycling through the four other students as narrators to try
to figure out who killed the other student.
I really loved this format.
You really get to know each of these characters and by the end, you have no idea which one
of them could possibly be lying.
And I love a book that can keep you guessing, so this was that.
My next 4.5 star read was The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black.
This takes place in a world where vampires are a thing.
And in order to contain what the world has basically decided is a disease, there are
these places called Coldtowns.
Coldtowns are where vampires live and when they quarantines were set up, if you happened
to be in the town at that time, sorry, you have to live there now.
Which mostly means that you are prey for vampires.
Because these cities are set up as quarantines, if you're bitten on the outside, you're supposed
to go to quarantine.
In addition to that, there are some people that just want to become vampires, so they
say that they've been bitten so they can get in, to hopefully be bitten.
You know, instead of being killed, because vampires.
This book follows a protagonist who wakes up after a very big party to find out that
everyone at the party has been murdered by vampires.
Well, almost everyone.
I really enjoyed the world building in this.
I really enjoyed how vampirism was talked about and the solutions that people would
come up with, and the fact that they weren't perfect, because they wouldn't be.
And how the protagonist just wants to do what's right throughout the book, and how that keeps
screwing her over.
My next 4.5 star read was Renegades by Marissa Meyer.
I went into this thinking this was a stand alone, and it's the first in a duology, so know that.
There will be a cliffhanger at the end, because of course.
This is about a society that had an anarchy revolution, and then a bunch of people came
in and messed up the anarchy, and then a bunch more people came in and kicked the anarchy
out, and blamed all the problems of those twenty years on the anarchy, even though it
was just, like, violent gangs were the biggest problem.
And the people that ended the age of anarchy happen to have super powers.
In fact, super powers are pretty common in this world.
I think it was, like, 10%.
And you can be born with them or you can acquire them, like super powers in comic books, to be honest.
Those are pretty much the ways you get them.
This is a dual narrative between two people on different sides of society.
One of them being from the age of anarchy, and one of the them being the kid of super heroes.
This is another book where I just really enjoyed all of the characters.
I really enjoyed the super powers, and how they acquired them, if they acquired them.
And what their powers could be used for.
There were tons of themes throughout this, like corruption of the "good" guys, and the
idea of family vs. found family, and I just really enjoyed it.
So if you like super powers, this is a good book to pick up.
My next 4.5 star book is very different, and it was American Queen by Sierra Simone.
This is some smutty, smut, smut.
What you find out int he very beginning is out main character, Greer, is marrying the
President of the Unites States, but also has something going on with the Vice President
of the United States, who is also the best man.
This is called the New Camelot Trilogy, because it bases some of the characters and a couple
of things happening on the Camelot myth, which I found interesting because Greer is a middle ages professor.
So even though the main purpose of this book is smutty, smutty, sexy times, there was a
lot of plot in it, which I appreciate, because I can read smut, but I don't need it to be
sex on every page.
There was one sort of questionable consent thing near the beginning, but other than that,
everything that they do is consensual, and, just, it was great smut.
I think I'm going to ignore the epilogue because from what I've heard, the next two books in
the series aren't the greatest, and there are plot points that I know will come up based
on what happened in the epilogue and I don't want to see them.
But overall, if you are looking for the smut, this is very good smut.
I read this for Chelsea and Julie's book club, by the way, and I'll link down below the live
show where we all talked about it.
My next 4.5 star read was I Hate Everyone But You by Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin.
I think there might be a wood chipper outside.
That's... that's great.
Murder of crows, wood chipper.
Whatever.
I'm just trying to shoot a video.
This is another dual point of view novel between Ava and Gen, who are college students on opposite
sides of the country, but best friends.
This one is told in email and text format, and I really enjoyed it.
One of the criticisms I've seen people have is this is basically fanfiction for Gaby Dunn
and Allison Raskin because if you know anything about their personalities, you can tell who
wrote who, and who is basically who but in younger form, but I really didn't have a problem
with this. I mean, you're told to write what you know, and then when people do that, other
people get upset about it.
It's weird to me.
So I found this a really cute story of two friends going through a very stressful time,
and if that is something that appeals to you, give this one a try.
It's quite easy to read because it goes by really quickly.
My last 4.5 star read was Adulthood is a Myth by Sarah Andersen.
If you have spent any amount of time on Facebook or Twitter, you have seen a comic by Sarah Andersen.
I am quite sure of it.
These comics are snippets of quotidian happenings, and they're so relatable to me because the
artist is obviously an introvert and obviously and awkward human, and it me.
And on to the 5 star reads, the first one being The Princess Saves Herself in This One
by Amanda Lovelace.
I loved this.
I read this in my bathtub, because I read a lot in my bathtub.
Every Wednesday at least.
And I think that something automatically gets a 5 star rating if I want a tattoo from it
while I'm reading it.
That tattoo, by the way, would read, "a bookmad girl never dies".
So now I need to come up with a good design for that.
Anyway, this is a poetry collection about Amanda Lovelace's life, her childhood, growing up.
There are trigger warnings for many things.
In fact, the beginning of the book has a whole page of the trigger warnings, so be sure to
check that out if that is a consideration for you.
But if you find that this is something you can read, this was just an extremely well
put together poetry collection.
My next 5 star read was Draw the Line by Laurent Linn.
This is a very fandom-y read, and maybe that's why it got 5 stars, because it's fandom-y
and it's also queer, and I like these things.
This is about a boy who spends his spare time drawing this kind of web comic.
He sort of updates every once in a while.
His friends know he's gay but he's not out at school because he doesn't want to be the
victim of hate crime.
And then, of course, later in the book he witnesses some hate crimes against a fellow
gay student.
He wants to get justice for this, and he doesn't really know how, and he turns to his art to do it.
My next 5 star read was Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu.
I read this as my hyped book for the ContemporaryAThon, and it deserves the hype.
It's pretty great.
Vivian lives in a small town where dudes get away with so much crap in her high school,
and girls are treated quite badly.
And she starts a feminist revolution.
She finds this box from her mom's past in her mom's closet that has all of these zines,
and I remember making zines with my friends because I'm cool and old.
And she decides to make her own zines and spread them around the school, and it's just great.
Like, I may be old, but I'm not old enough to forget the type of crap that I put up with
in high school that is still going on, obviously, because people are writing about it.
It's relatable, it's feminist, it's fantastic.
You should read it.
My next 5 star read was Dress Codes for Small Towns by Courtney Stevens.
This book is about a group of friends called the Hexagon, and there is just so much to
love about this.
There are characters questioning their sexuality.
There are characters that assume other people's sexualities, and just don't actually know.
There's a bunch of small town shenanigans, and people being labeled as things by their neighbours.
And the ramifications of doing that.
Sometimes you feel like you know your neighbours when you live in a small town, but that's
really just because you've made assumptions about them.
The friendships and relationships in this book are just so well done, and I just wanted
to hug every single character, basically.
And my last two reads of the month were both rereads, and obviously they were rereads because
I loved them so much that I wanted to read them again.
Hence, obviously, they were 5 star reads.
I don't know about you, but I don't think that if I gave something, like, a 3 star rating,
I'd want to read it again.
But that might just be me.
I'm also not a really big rereader anyway.
There are so many books in the world to read, that why would i do that?
I don't know.
Anyway, the first of the two was Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowly, which was my favourite
book of last year.
This is an Australian contemporary following Rachel, who moved away from the town that
she lived in all her life, a few years ago, and is coming back, and Henry, the boy she
confessed her love to when she moved away, and didn't hear anything back about it.
This book is just a stunning study of grief and friendship, and relationships, and feelings,
and I just absolutely adore it.
I will link some videos down below where I go on in detail about how much I love this book.
And the other reread of this month I picked up because I found it as an audiobook through
my library, and I figured it would be interesting to read it in this other format, and that
was Radio Silence by Alice Oseman.
This was also in my top books of last year list and I am so glad I found this book because
this was a cover buy for me.
I saw it one day, and went, "I don't know what this is, but it's beautiful and I want
it" and it is SO GOOD.
And so right up my alley.
This book is about Francis, who has basically two forms of herself: school Francis, who
tries to get all the A's so she can get into Cambridge, and then home Francis, who really,
nobody knows, except for her Mom, who, like, wears cool leggings and meme shirts and draws
fan art for this really cool podcast she's obsessed with.
One day, she is contacted by the creator of the podcast - and nobody knows who it is,
by the way, because it's a secret - asking if she wants to do art for the podcast.
Which, if you've ever been somebody who is a huge fan fan of something, obviously this
is a huge deal.
This is a book about friendship, and fandom, and sexuality, and learning when to lean on
other people, and it's just so great.
And I keep seeing other people are picking it up recently, and I'm just really excited
for all of them to read it.
And there we have it.
Those are the 22 books I read this month.
I also wanted to make a side note about the amount that I read this month.
If it wasn't for doing BookTube, I wouldn't read as much as I do.
I basically read all of the time and don't go out very often because I'm super introverted
and I'm happy with that being my existence.
Also, this month, I hurt my back, and I wasn't allowed to go to work, so I had to basically
lay in bed reading, so there was that.
And then when I got a doctor's note saying that I could go back to work because my back
was fine, I picked up a cold, so there was more reading time I had based on the fact
that, again, I was just in bed, and all I could do was read.
And I wanted to mention this for two reasons.
One is I've seen people feel kind of upset at themselves that they don't read as much
as other people on BookTube, and don't be upset.
Honestly, you are doing other things with your time that are just as valid.
The other reason I wanted to mention this I'm sure that my March wrap up will have way
less books because I'm spending about a third of March in Florida visiting friends.
Originally, I was just planning a trip to go visit my friends Paige and Sarah from the
Princess and the Scrivener, but then our friend Rowan decided she wanted to do a huge Disney
trip and include a bunch of people, so I will also see Rowan.
I'll also see my friend Annie.
I will also see other people from the YouTubes.
And I am very excited, but will be reading much less, except for, like, the plane rides
there, and the plane rides home, probably.
And, also, on Wednesdays, in Sarah's bath tub.
She's so nice.
She's already bought me a bath bomb for my bath on Wednesday, and I'm just, like...
I love that one of the things people know about me is on Wednesdays I need to have a bath.
And she's already prepared for this to happen.
In any case, that sums up February.
This video is probably going to be very long.
It's gonna take a while to edit it.
But I am pretty excited about it.
I kind of like this format.
I hope you guys are also liking this format.
It seemed like you liked this format.
I know it's new to my channel, but I'm going to keep doing the weekly wrap ups, and the
monthly wrap ups for those who just want only books.
Don't care about the tv shows I'm watching.
Although, you should, because they're amazing.
If you want to hear me talk more about these books, and other books for that matter, the
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If you have read any of these, please let me know about it down in the comments below.
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