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Now i am walking through my college.

There is exhibition.

Exhibition of classical cars

Actually i am not sure how should i say this.

Also i am not sure if i am saying right.

They brought classic cars into the fornt yard of our campus.

and you can examine it. İf you want to sit you can.

i think its cute.

I really love my college.

Why? Because it is so social.

We always have lots of events

This is main campus

this is

This building like 'my building'. my courses always happening there.

and this is uncle tram.

Now i am still in college. some people listening music some people dancing.

Cars are start moving

I am waiting for the owner of Jaguar.

If owner will arrive i will ask him to sit inside , see inside and maybe i want to drive.

I hope he will come soon. I mean i am waiting for him like an hour. But i am fine.

Owner arrived and he let me go in.

and also he let me travelled a bit and i am sooo happy!

I Don't remember when did i arrived college but now it is 7:20 and i went out.

Because i have to go to Turkish Consultant to vote for my country election.

Also i joined the people who dancing over there.

Because i missed dancing.

They were dancing the dances that i knew.

I danced a bit and i realised i missed dancing a lot.

They invited me to their club.

I am gonne be there on the next event.

I think i will end this video now.

because cars were so beautiful

and i wanna share everything that i recorded.

thats because i am ending this video.

I think this video

will be more interesting for boys

but i am sure that there is a lot of girls who love classic cars like me

and i am waiting for you.

See you on the next video.

Even see you on the Milan days , weeks

months and else.

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Venus, Serena Williams Bring Star Power to Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic at San Jose State University

An annual women's tennis tournament in the Bay Area may have a new name and new location, but its star power remains the same.

The Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic at San Jose State University, previously known as the Bank of the West Classic at Stanford, will feature the legendary Williams sisters.

On Monday, big crowds gathered just to watch Venus and Serena Williams practice session.

Serena has won the tournament three times, while Venus has won it twice.

For Venus, the memories of the tournament go back 24 years to when it was played in Oakland.

"The tournament has so much history," Venus said.

"This was my first professional event so each rendition of it has a special place in my heart because of that.".

Venus was 14 back then and turned 38 last month.

She has accomplished a lot since being a seven-time major champion.

Venus is also currently ranked 14th in the world and finds her self seeded No.

3 this week.

"If you can't play, there is no room for you here," Venus said of the Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic.

"You will be pushed out and beaten down.

So I work hard, and I love it.

I've still got some talent in my body to play this game.".

Fellow American and defending champion Madison Keys drew inspiration from both Williams sisters.

"I think they're both vital to the sport.

They have both been through so much and the fact that they're out here and they still love it," Keys said.

"They're still competitive (and) really inspiring.

If I can even do half as much as they've done, then I'd be really, really proud of myself.".

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Vintage Inspired Classic Makeup - How I did my makeup for my Wedding! - Duration: 24:01.

hey everyone welcome to my channel my name is Justine thank you so much for

stopping by if you're new to my channel welcome today I am doing a how I did my

makeup on my wedding type of video this weekend will mark two years that I've

been with my husband Carlos so I did kind of want to just hop on and share

with you guys all of my Holy Grail products from my wedding most of the

products are still part of my vanity part of my daily routine I usually pick

one or two items from this whole group of items because they are so good and so

I chose them specifically for my wedding and all of it photographed beautifully

so to kind of get in the spirit of it all I am wearing my robe that says

bright on it that I did kind of pick up for the wedding specifically I'm wearing

my very favorite hair accessories that I picked up as well and just kind of get

in you know take me back to memory lane so without further ado if you want to

see how I got this look then just keep watching during that time I did already

have a pretty good routine with my makeup of products that I really loved

and I didn't use a primer though I had not started using a specific primer what

I did like to do was put on the Murad oil control mattifier and that was

pretty much like my primer it has like a very thick glue consistency to it so I

what I used to do is put a serum around the perimeter of my face and I don't

have that serum so I did go ahead today and just put a lightweight moisturizer

on I used Mario Badescu this is the oil-free moisturizer and I

put it around just these areas all around my face and down my neck and then

what I used to do was take some of the Murad oil control and I would just Pat

this on my t-zone and that's how I used to control oil all right so after I put

on all of my lotions and primed my skin really well my foundation that I used

was of course Estee Lauder's Double Wear I'm in the colored 1w2 sand I was able

to pick up a 10-day supply at Estee Lauder at the counter so let's go ahead

and apply this to my face I did use a Beauty Blender but I'm just gonna take

it off my hand though and just kind of spot or just kind of put it on my face

first I'm gonna go in with my Beauty Blender and blend it out you do have to

work really quick with this

so we had our wedding in Las Vegas Nevada we did do it at the Hilton I

think it was the Hilton Garden Inn it wasn't exactly on the strip but I did

like the venue it was kind of like tropical themed and initially we really

wanted to get married in Hawaii but it's very expensive to get married in Hawaii

and we thought this was kind of like the best compromise we could do so that our

parents could be there and you know our friends so it worked out really well it

was really pretty um the area was really pretty I have a

burn here from a couple days ago I burnt my forehead with my curling iron which I

haven't done in years and so it's healing now it's been here for about I

want to say like four days now it's starting to scab

I just put my hair up today and a fun I was lucky enough to have one of my best

friends Amanda with me and my aunt Donna with me who are both hair stylists and

they were able to do my hair for my wedding

so that so once you get to the cover adjust you

want which this is really really buildable that's why I really love this

foundation because I can go in spots like on my cheek where it's a little bit

more a little bit more like hyperpigmentation and acne scarring I

tend to breakout right there as well and underneath my chin if I'm using a Beauty

Blender with this foundation helps it to be the most natural alright so for my

concealer I am using a bye-bye under-eye illumination and this I have had for at

least three years not this particular one this is a repurchase but I've been

using bye-bye under-eye for years and when the illumination came out I jumped

on that and it's really really really good at concealing under eyes so I did

use this on my wedding day I think this was before shape tape came out but I'm

not 100% sure two years ago shaped teeth was out and

if it was I hadn't tried it out yet I don't think I'm pretty sure shape tape

would have been one of my concealers that I would have taken but this one

works just as well - I think the main difference between

the by by elimination and the shape tape is shape tape is really crease proof so

it does dry down a little bit more dry and Matt you really don't even need to

set it but it does kind of tend to dry out my under-eye sometime so I don't

like to use it all the time I do kind of alternate this concealer

with the Hartman and I do like to use my finger when I blend out concealer I do

have like a brush for this but I think the best coverage is the warmth of your

finger it's really going to give you the best result and the thing about this

concealer too is a little bit goes a really really long way so when you

purchase this I'm not sure how much it is retail but I'm sure it's like a

sticker shock to a lot of people but look at the tube the tube is huge and

this thing will last you forever let me tell you it is definitely a great

investment all right so I do set my under eye with a different powder I've

always been using the covergirl this is the advanced radiance powder and creamy

natural and I've used this for years just because it's one of the only

powders that's a little bit more silky under the eye I don't like it to dry out

I don't like like the oil control type of powders or any of the powders I

usually use on my face those are usually going to help me with oil but I don't

want that underneath my eye so I do take a small sponge and I go into the compact

and I just press it underneath my eye and pressing the product in is going to

help prevent creasing because that's one downfall from this concealer is it does

tend to crease a little bit if you don't set it and if you use too much of it so

you have to kind of play with it and see and then I'm going to go ahead and set

my face with my absolute favorite powder for the face which is Kat Von D's

translucent powder this is wonderful I love this if you have normal to oily

skin you will love this and one thing that I do remember doing is taking my

wet Beauty Blender and putting it into the product and just kind of pressing it

and what I'm going to do is keep the baked on while I do my eyes for my eye

primer I'm going to use the five and one by bare minerals distance in the color

soft linens I really really like this a lot it has SPF 15 and this is a really

good primer to neutralize your eyes you know a lot of people use concealer I do

that sometimes but some concealers don't hold up on my oily lids so I find like

this product does hold up on my lids and it gives you a really nice clean white

base to work off of so put this on my eyes and I have a birthmark right here

on my lid so I do like to kind of try to cover that when I can and this does

pretty good I go in the inner ducts or the inner corners I remember taking my

favorite palette which it was lorac and I still have it

it's the lorac pro so this was the first one I still have the same one I still

use it these lorac shadows are one of the best

if not the best in formulation the very very buttery they apply very nicely they

blend easily so I do love lorac I always come back to this for more classic looks

which is what I was going for for my wedding our wedding was more of like

rockabilly vintage themed and I did want to do a classic type of eye with like a

modern twist on my makeup this cream shade here and it's right here

and I'm just gonna kind of sweep this at the top of the crease area doesn't do

anything but I do want to start to slowly build my eye look then I went

into the taupe color which is a very very light brown or it's more of like

the lighter the lighter brown color going to put this on my crease or into

my crease I did want to mimic how makeup was done more in the 50s when I was

doing my makeup so a lot of the time they really only used maybe two colors

it was usually a color like this a topi color at the crease and then it was

blended up and out

so I remember just doing that specifically and it wasn't as pronounced

as it is now so what wasn't very you know you see the crease and you see the

colors it was very blended out

and I just use circular motions to blend up and I keep glancing at my picture

that I took just to remind myself of the makeup look and I did go into the white

in this palette and I went under to the brow

I didn't do a shimmery color underneath my brow for my wedding and then I do

remember doing white on my lid so I took my favorite white which is from NYX and

it's the milk this one's kind of looks weird cuz it broke but this is the milk

the color milk and it is the jumbo pencil and I did put this on my lid to

create like a white base and blend it out with my finger

then I went on top of that with the white in the lorac palette so I'm going

to take my finger and press the white just on the lid I'm going to go back

into that tophi color and just kind of blend it in the crease a little bit and

I did go underneath my eye so I'm going to go into the taupe color again just

right underneath the lash line it's called sable go right underneath

I did use something on my waterline so I'm gonna go in with smooth shadow by

Elizabeth Mott and this has a little bit of glitter in it I'm gonna align my eyes

and I did do something in my inner corner and it was this by Palladio it's

called line out loud it's the intense shimmer liquid eyeliner and I remember

using this specifically because I wanted to have some glitter in my inner corner

so I'm just going to put this in here

and I put some underneath as well kind of dragged it and then I'm gonna go into

the lorac palette into called champagne and nude I'm gonna kind of go into both

kind of place that over where I put the liner to kind of help blend it out

because this is more an eyeliner and it dries really quickly and it doesn't

really blend as well as I would like next I'm gonna just kind of blend out

this bake that I had and just kind of put it on the rest of my face

usually estee lauder double wear does not need to really be powdered like that

but I did want to ensure that it lasted all day it was really really hot in

Vegas I didn't you know we had a lot going on I didn't want to have to touch

up my face so I did everything that I could to ensure my makeup stayed the

same all day next I'm taking Kat Von D's tattoo liner which I did use on my

wedding day and love this I love this liner it's good for oily lids lasts all

day it's my Holy Grail and I made a wing

and then I went ahead and curled my lashes and at the time my favorite

mascara which it's still one of my favorites is lash sensational by

Maybelline and I'm going to put this on both the top and bottom

and I'm gonna skip over I did do false lashes on my wedding but I'll do those

last and I'm gonna go ahead and go to my brows now and what I use for my brows

which I still use and is one of my favorites is from makeup forever the

aqua brow and I just put a little bit of this on my palette that I have in front

of me and I use an angled brush if you want more in-depth on how I use this

product I'll link the video down below it's the how I do my brows video and I

will I kind of show you the product more closely and walk you step-by-step on how

I did my brows so I'm going to go ahead and speed this up and finish up my

breasts

okay brows are done and I'm gonna be taking one of my favorite blushes this

is from Milani it's their baked blush and it is in Luminoso I'm going to apply

this with an elf blush brush

and then I did take two Faced chocolate Soleil this is medium deep I don't pick

this up too much anymore out of all the products that I'm using just because I

love the Kat Von D contour palette now that one's one of my favorites but this

one's still really really awesome smells really good smells like cocoa crown a

contour brush I'm just gonna put some underneath my chin and on the temples

she then kind of blend this a little bit and take a little bit of that on the

nose

alright guys I'm gonna take Becca this is the shimmering skin perfecter this is

the pressed version in opal and I definitely wore this on my wedding day I

absolutely loved this highlight it is one of my absolute favorite highlights

lasts all day it is apparently pricey for highlight but it lasts me really

long so before I put on my lashes I did set my face with a setting spray and I

did use Urban Decay's all nighter and this one or the D slick both of them are

really really really good for making your makeup last all day and it has like

a double lid to ensure that it doesn't dry out so it's important to put both of

those on so that you're not spraying it out and it like the little applicator or

the little spray doesn't get really dry because then the spritzer on it will get

a lot more droplets on it so it's important to put both of the lids on

that and I'm gonna go ahead and put on my false lashes so the lashes that I

wore in for my wedding I remember it was they had these little jewels on them and

so I did find the same ones I'm hoping these are the same ones these are

similar she's with some tiny jewels and I'm just going to apply these I

don't wear false lashes very often but when I do I use Shi glue which is clear

and it is a lash adhesive and this container it's lasted me a really really

long time and it's the best glue that I've ever found my lashes stay on all

day all right after I have my lashes on I did look at my picture again and then

I was a little bit of glittery sparkle on my lid and so what I think I did is I

took this champagne color

from the lorac palette and I just placed it on the center of my lid

and the last thing I did was use my favorite lip color this is from dose of

colors in the color of Merlot it lasted through mimosas in the morning and our

we had like a morning wedding and then we had brunch so we had

a lot of breakfast items lots of the lunch items was a lot of food actually

all right everyone so that was all of the products that I did use for my

wedding day two years ago what I'm thinking is I might do a separate video

on some of the things that I did wear for my wedding such as my you know

little robe that I'm wearing now my hair accessories other things my dress the

tool that I found underneath my shoes all of that I either found online for

very inexpensive or I kind of just found things here and there throughout the

year to really kind of pull through both my husband and my looks to kind of have

it you know fit our vision and kind of keep with the theme so I might do a

video on that and so stay tuned for that and point out down memory lane with me

and thank you guys so so very much for watching my video today and we will see

you in the next video

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2018 Classic Planner Setup - Duration: 19:44.

in this video I'm going to show you my 2018 classic planner setup this is my

Franklin planner leather Aurora binder and in this video I'm going to do a

detailed walkthrough showing you how I use my planner hi everybody my name is

Tonya I make videos on practical planning, organization and small business

hi and I'm so excited because this video was actually requested in the comments

if this is your first time to my channel welcome! my channel is not about sticker

kits, decorating and washi tape while that's nice my channel is about real

life practical and functional planning if that appeals to you please be sure to

hit the like and subscribe button below also be sure to stay tuned because at

the end of this video I have a special treat for you now this is my Franklin

Covey leather Aurora binder in the color blush I did a detailed video on this

binder I'll put the link below as you can see in the cover here I carry two

ink pens a blue one and a red one I use the pilot FriXion

gel erasable clicker pens I love these pens

again it's gel ink so it writes dark and it doesn't bleed through the pages and

it erases cleanly I feel erasable pens are imperative as everyone makes

mistakes so in the front here as you can see I have a few cards in my card slots

and I have a quote that I like to live by and it says, "If you plan to do it do

it early" this is a page lifter to protect the pages in my planner and this

is a clear sheet protector where I insert it some of my favorites this is a

little flower that my daughter made for me and some family photos and I also

inserted wanted a plan of love pocket dividers that says a place for

everything on the back here I carry a blank thank you card there was one

situation where I was so happy to have a thank you card is when my husband went

to the hospital unexpectedly and we just received phenomenal care and

I was so glad that I had a way to thank the doctors and nurses there I filled

out the thank-you card while in the hospital and dropped it in the mail on

the way out so carrying a thank-you card is a great way to show gratitude next I

have a contact page where if someone finds my binder they can find me now

again these are the planner love pocket tab dividers and my first section says

quotes and I love love love to collect quotes when I hear a great quote I run

and jot it down in my planner and I like to look at these for inspiration this

next section is my youtube section this is where I jot down ideas on YouTube

sometimes I have ideas in the strangest places so it's great to have a place

where all of my YouTube ideas are my research my plans I have a checklist in

this section and I may be doing a video on how I actually keep up with YouTube

in addition to working having an active daughter having a husband my husband you

know has some medical issues maybe one day I'll do a video on how I

handle the YouTube YouTube aspect okay this next section is called home

projects and here is where I write down the home projects that I plan or would

like to work on in the future like for example my next project I want to do I

want to paint my daughter's room so this is where I go and just jot down

everything and then when I'm ready to do these things I can go ahead and plan

them out on my planner pages okay this is the menu section of the

planner and what you see here is where I typed up a list of everything that was

in our freezer what was happening was we were buying duplicates of many items and

it was just a waste of money and our freezer was over filled and we couldn't

get anything in there we couldn't find anything so this way we just typed up a

list of everything in the freezer and as we use it I mark it off the list

this helps with meal planning because now I know exactly what's in the freezer

and only thing a lot of times like I think about is okay what sides go but

what you will see I have about three page finders throughout my binder this

is the Franklin Covey magnifying glass page finder which clearly comes in handy

I also have a pouch page finder which is part of the Franklin Covey system I did

a separate video on that which I will link below

I use two tools for meal planning I use an app on my phone called les tonic

where it allows me to make a grocery list and share it with my husband so

whoever goes to the grocery store can pick up items that the other needs and I

also use the Franklin planner menu planning pages this allows me to

strategically think how we're going to spend our food budget we set aside money

each pay period for food and this way we can plan out our meals and on the other

side of the page is a grocery list separated by the sections in the grocery

store which is very handy so when you go to the grocery store with this list

obviously I don't take my whole planner I take that page out and take it into

the store with me and then when I come out the grocery store and just stick it

back in my planner speed up the video I don't want to make this too long I have

a section called names because unfortunately I have a hard time

remembering people's names so for example I have my daughter's volleyball

coach name in there sometimes I have names of neighbors but just a way a

quick way for me to remember names I also have a sectional eBay I actively

sell on eBay every day is how I pay off debt is by selling items on eBay and I

also have a section on medical now my husband he has he's he has end-stage

renal disease he takes dialysis and he's all quite a few medications we're hoping

and praying for a kidney this year he's on a kidney transplant list but here I

keep a list of all his medications because if I'm normally when we go to

the doctor they asked for a list of medications that he's taking and I love

having the list nice and neat right here I also have a part where I'm taking

notes on at his doctor's appointments and I have a separate video on how I

keep medical information in my planner so please take a look at that in the

description now as you can see on his medications list I have like this tab

sticker it's like it's called an Avery tab divider and I'll put the link for

these below they were very inexpensive and they're cute colors and they

brighten up my planner but sometimes I want to just mark a page so I can find

it easily and these are a great way to do that so

you'll see these throughout my planner as well now I want to show you my page

protectors now these are some inexpensive page protectors that I got

from Walmart in the stationery section and they are called the mini sheet

protectors by Pin and Gear they were very inexpensive

now the only thing about these sheet protectors is that they tend to wrinkle

so if that is something that you don't like as you can see my pages like

wrinkled here if that is something that you don't like I do recommend the

Franklin Planner page protectors it is they're much more durable and this is

the Franklin Planner page protector as you can see it has like a matte Sheen

much more durable and it does not wrinkle and that's why I have it at the

front of my planner so that it doesn't get messed up I also have a section on

books I want to read sometimes people will recommend great books to read and I

want to jot those down I also have a section on work I put all of my work

notes in one section that way I can just turn to that section and have everything

for work right there I also have a section for genealogy I actually hasn't

have not gotten started on a genealogy research but I'm very interested in it

therefore I made a section for it and I also have a section for faith where I

take notes in church and that's where all of my church notes go are there

blank sections in your planner like there are in mine hey look that's okay

no matter what type of planner you have we can't live our lives being tied to a

planner the whole purpose of a planner is to sit down and map out without

distractions of notifications like you would get with an electronic product but

to be able to sit down and map out strategically your dreams your desires

what it is you want to do how you want to get there what do you want to do next

and that's the whole beauty of a planner this section lists all birthdays and

special events all on one page front and back this way as a transition to new

years and new planners I will have all important dates on one page

these are my monthly tabbed pages I have the Monticello print I love these pages

because they have the nice white backgrounds with the nice blue marble

accents also there are light lines to help you write straight on the monthly

tabs there I want to show you how to pikal month looks by the way this is

another page finder this is the botanicals planner love page finder is

very very pretty

now what I do is I write my items that have to do with my daughter and red and

everything else is as is in blue the reason why I do this I guess it's

because I'm a working mother I like to be able to look at my planner and see

what every place that there's red that's time quality time that's being spent for

my daughter or with my daughter so it's something to help me feel better about I

guess being a working mom we do a lot of activities with my daughter and I love

seeing where something is written in red because I know that's for her you will

see a couple of stickers and my planner my son for my birthday he bought me some

planner supplies and included in that were some stickers so I do have some

stickers that say payday on there so you'll see a couple of stickers but in

general I don't have a lot of time for stickers and decorating I wish I did

because stickers really do add something special to planners

okay here I'm going to show you some of my planner pages this is a task list

where I just wrote down a bunch of stuff that I had to do is called weekly tasks

at the top and this comes with the weekly planner format I have two formats

in my planner I have the weekly planner format and the daily format which is a

day on two pages now this shows the weekly format as you can see it's the

whole week starting with Monday and it goes all the way across and I like this

format because it allows me to block off time and see my week at a glance when I

take some a little bit of time to plan for the week I love this format because

it can tell me it can show me where I have free time or where I don't at first

I tried to just make it with this weekly format but I ended up going back to my

daily day on two pages and I use both of them now right here I want to show you

that these are cut out franklin planner sells something called cut out sheets

and as you can see it still shows the top of the regular planner page but you

can put these cut out sheets like in between pages so you can still see the

date and the calendars at the top you can still see the quote I like these cut

out pages I think that's a really good idea by franklin planner and here's how

the cut away oh they're called cut away daily notes these are this is how the

pages look but they're just shorter than the normal pages to allow room for the

header of the other rest of the planner to show and it's just a blank page with

the word date at the top and again you know I have the classic

size so now this I am showing you this

is my planner love page finder this is how the a day on two pages look there's

an appointment schedule some small calendars at the top a section at the

below there for your daily tracker you can put whatever you want there I'm

planning to do a video on making a habit tracker as well so don't forget to Like

and subscribe so you don't miss that at this quote at the top of these planners

there's a quote which I again I love quotes and I love that this format has

this is this is my planner love page binder I love it there that at the top

of these pages there's a whole page on each day just for notes

here end the planner includes a business expense log I keep my business expenses

differently I've done a separate video on that as well that's in the

description and these are planner pages they're like monthly pages but the the

planning pages the it's a little more condensed because the month is on one

page instead of two so this allows you to plan out in the future

and this is also when you go way out into the future

as you can see this has 20/20 this is a future planning pages where you can

write down something that you know may be coming up for that far ahead

this is my yearly fold-out page I still haven't

decided how I'm going to use this page if you have a suggestion or if you have

a way that you use yours please let me know in the comments I will be so

interested to know how to use this page next the planner also comes with some

holidays and observance days which is really nice and it tells you like what

day of these holidays will fall on several years in advance

okay so now we're getting into the starter pack planner pages this includes

pages on your values rolls and your goals now here is a goal for example I

wrote regarding eBay I wanted to make sure I set a goal and my goal was to

generate $200 in sales a month with eBay will actually profit and actually I

exceeded that goal so it really does help to sit down and write out your

goals and map out how you're gonna get there this is another sheet now what I

do is I buy the Franklin planner inserts and then I try to make copies because I

I try to save money but I do buy the original sheets and then make copies and

then punch holes in them now these sheets are regarding roles and

values and for example a role is I am a mother a role is I am a spouse and with

Franklin Covey encourages you to do is to identify your roles and determine

what's most important to you and then make sure you keep the main thing the

main thing make sure you work toward being the best you can be at those roles

now here's a section on Otto where you can record your all changes your routine

maintenance is kind of it kind of serves as a reminder and you can also log your

auto mileage and have a tab there that says auto auto and this section I have a

lot of personal information so imma flip through quickly but there you can keep a

log of doctors appointments your blood pressure here you will see I made a

separate sheet to record my blood pressure I want to record more

information on for my blood pressure and I plan to make a custom blood pressure

log so please look out for that video here are some reference pages and they

have some frequently I guess requested toll-free telephone numbers and websites

weights and measurements and nice reference pages there and I'm finally on

the back world map and time zones okay I don't do a lot of stickers but I have

some stickers left over from my old Lilly Pulitzer planner that I have that

they're so pretty I don't want to get rid of and then I keep a section for

stamps and I just love my Wonder Woman stamps there and I always carry a blank

envelope you never know when you might just need an envelope and as you can see

there I have a coupon and I have a Weight Watchers membership card I keep

those and sheet protectors and then I have the love pocket dividers where I

have something in there like a dental referral now here are some post-it notes

and supposed to notes insert that I got from Walmart the holes that line up but

no problem I took my Franklin planner hole puncher and I made the holes

perfect so they'll fit in my binder and the black thing you see there is my page

lifter and finally is a notepad now as promised I have a special treat for you

as I said I love quotes and I've put together a printout for your planner of

some of my favorite quotes so to get them go to the description and click on

the link in just in the description and feel free to sign up for my newsletter

and I want to thank you so much for watching don't forget to like this video

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Classic Smokey Eye Using Addiction Palette 3 - Duration: 6:46.

Hey girls, okay. Today's video is going to be all about this look right here. It's gonna be a classic

Smokey eye but I'm gonna break it down and make it a little bit more

Simple for you, so it's like a beginners smokey eye, but I think it's still really beautiful. It's a classic

That's Addy in the bathroom potty-training right now

It's a classic look. I used one palette a couple brushes

and that's it so if you want to see how I achieved this look then keep on watching and

Hopefully it will be helpful

Hey girls, okay. So as always we're gonna start with primer

I'm pushing the primer into my eyelids using a sponge primer is

Such an important step

Then I'm going to take some translucent setting powder and stamp out an angled line from the outer corner leading up to my brow

This is going to help give me a visual for how I want the eyeshadow to be shaped

It's gonna make sure I don't go outside that line

Next I'm gonna go in with a pale gray shade using a fluffy blending brush

I'm gonna start at the outer corner and start buffing this into the crease

I'm using really tiny short little motions to go in a back-and-forth windshield wiper

Motion this is gonna start to build up our crease and give us this shape

You don't ever want to go in with your darkest color

you need to slowly build it up a

Grey is a great color to start it smokey eye with as I get most of the color in that outer corner

I'll start to take it over to the inner corner, but you always want to be starting at that outer corner

Next I'm gonna mix two shades the same light gray that we went in at first with a little bit of a darker one

Using the exact same brush. I'm gonna buff it into that outer crease. So it's almost like I'm drawing a sideways V

That's how you create that smoky cat eye shape

You'll notice that a lot of this look is just me blending going back forth and blending in small circles

It's such an important step. Okay. Next we're going to go in with the darkest colors is a pure black

I'm taking it little brush and I'm drawing a sideways V

I'm literally just stamping that color into the outer corner. It doesn't mean to look perfect

It doesn't need to look pretty because now what we're gonna do is blend blend blend this color

so you can even take a black eyeliner and push it into the outer corner of your eye and

Blend it to get a smoky eye that works just as well

I think a powder is a little bit easier to work with but that's just me

So again, I'm stamping it in that outer corner and then going back with a fluffy brush and blending blending blending

You're always blending towards the outer corner, but notice I'm not taking the color all the way towards the inner inner corner

I'm leaving that

Pretty light and bright that's how you can avoid getting really dark heavy eyes that can make your eyes look smaller and tired

Keep all that darkness towards the outer corner

Okay, next we're gonna take a small liner brush I'm gonna spritz it with a little bit of setting spray

Then I'm gonna go back with that dark black color and I'm gonna line underneath my eyes with it

I'm keeping it as close as I can to the lash line and this is where it's okay if it gets a little bit

Messy or smudged out. That's kind of the point. It's to look a little bit messy and undone

so push it in there and just

Smudge and blend it out

I sprayed it with setting spray to make sure that it's really gonna be locked on there and no raccoon eyes then

I'm just taking a little bit more and darkening up that outer corner a little bit more. You can totally play with an intensity and

Say hello to the two-year-old

Okay now I'm gonna go

eyeliner

I'm going to tightline my upper lid so I'm pulling it. I'm putting the child down to force just weren't doing it

I'm pulling my lid up and pushing that liner into the upper waterline

This is gonna make your eyes look dark in smokey Nicks and help your lashes to look thicker and more

Balumptuous' and then I'm gonna line the lower waterline as well

I only do this when I'm doing a really dark intense, or I look normally I wouldn't line my eyes with a black eyeliner

But for a smoky eye, it's a definite then I'm taking the liner and pushing it into my upper lash line as well

Okay, now I'm gonna take my finger and that sounds crazy spritz it with some setting spray

I'm gonna take a light shimmery shade and Pat this into the eyelid

I have found that a lot of times with shimmer shades

Your fingers are the best thing you can use

If you don't use your finger, you're gonna want to use a flat synthetic brush, but your finger works great

you can really pack on the color and I sprayed my finger with the setting spray to reduce any fallout and make sure that the

shimmer, really pops

Okay next I'm going to go back into the black shade and just add a little bit more there in the outer corner sometimes when

You add on the shimmer the black can get a little bit diluted

So I just want to make sure that it's really dark and pigmented

I'm gonna go back in with that shimmer shade and taking a tiny little brush

I'm gonna use it to highlight the inner

corner of my eye and my brow bone this helps to bring together the whole look and the last step is to

take off that powder first of all, but then to add on a ton of

Mascara the more mascara the better

You could even pop it on a pair of false eyelashes

If you want to I'm using the epic mascara

Which is my favorite and I feel like it gives you just as much length and volume as false lashes do so for me

That's good

I also I'm going to take it on to my lower lashes

Which is something I don't normally do but with a smoky eye you want

Lashes all around so go ahead and put it on those bottom

bottom baby lashes

And that is it girls, that is a smokey eye for you hope you enjoyed

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Hello and welcome back all my dragon ball theorist there have been many comments on

maybe Broly could be the Saiyan Beerus dreamed about.

How could that be the case though?

He isn't a Super Saiyan God and Beerus already found the only Saiyan God in existence at

that time.

When Shenron was summoned he couldn't bring them a Super Saiyan God cause none exist and

had to inform them of the ritual in order to create a Super Saiyan God for Beerus to

fight right there.

The rest is history and Goku was chosen to ascend and attain God Ki in order to please

Beerus and see if the prophetic dream he had was right.

That he would do battle with a formidable enemy and that enemy was a Super Saiyan God.

Or was it....?

Well there are a lot of issues with Beerus dream and it's details or that if it even

was a Saiyan God.

After Beerus first awakened he went to a planet to get food that

he never had before and felt it would help him remember the guy he saw in his dream.

Whis curiously asked what dream?

His prophetic dream of course.

However Whis was quick to remind him that his prophetic dreams aren't very accurate

are they?

Then Beerus attacked by the natives there decided that he didn't want the food and blew

up the planet.

Then in that moment was reminded yet again of his prophetic dream and this unknown warrior

that caused him to rise out of his 39 year slumber.

The reason he woke up though and had this dream is because the Oracle fish planted this

seed before Beerus went to sleep.

He once predicted that in 39 years a formidable enemy of Beerus would appear.

So 39 years have past and now Beerus had a dream and is now looking for this enemy that

would challenge him.

Except what is his name...Beerus thinks it's a Super Saiyan God but then says in his own

words maybe or maybe not...

Remember Whis said his dreams aren't that accurate.

So when going back to the castle and seeking the one who first told the prophecy, the Oracle

fish actually forgot.

He actually doesn't know for certain his name but when threatened does scream out Super

Saiyan God and then Beerus quest for this Saiyan begins but as we know he is looking

in all the wrong places.

In a way part of the prophecy did come true because Beerus ended up putting in motion

everything because he wanted to fight a Super Saiyan God and wouldn't settle for

anything less.

So that's exactly what happened except while you could debate if Goku was actually formidable

or not for Beerus is one thing.

However the prophetic dream is that he would do battle with a formidable

enemy.

One thing Goku is not is an enemy of Beerus.

Then in Beerus flash back he states the ultimate warrior that no one

has seen yet.

However everything Goku has done is well documented and why they saught him out by going to King

Kai's planet.

So Goku is not the ultimate warrior no one has seen or the enemy that will rise up to

challenge Beerus.

He isn't either of these things.

So Beerus did have this dream influenced by a prophecy then being stubborn with his prophetic

dream forced an outcome he would be satisfied with for now but Goku wasn't the one.

The one in his dream wasn't a God.

He is a warrior that somehow no one has seen.

An unknown saiyan with black hair that is the ultimate warrior and a

formidable opponent.

Things in Dragon Ball get retconned all the time and Broly could be this saiyan that Beerus

dreamed about and what the Oracle fish prophicized.

No one has seen Broly and the Saiyans aren't actually fond of Beerus being that he wanted

to destroy them and asked Frieza to do it.

Perhaps Paragus had the foresight of things to come and escaped long ago and

has been plotting one day to seek revenge on Frieza and Beerus.

That one day Broly would be strong enough to challenge Beerus and kill him for what

he has done.

Broly and Paragus most certainly could of been planning for many years to get their

revenge.

They are an enemy of Beerus and now could be the time where Broly is that

formidable warrior.

Which is why now we are just learning of Broly this unknown saiyan.

The saiyan that Beerus dream was about.

Now I want to know what you think is Broly the unknown warrior that Beerus had a prophetic

dream about?

Could Paragus and Broly been planning for many years to seek

revenge on Beerus and now is that time?

I always love to hear your theories in the comments below and if you enjoyed this video

don't forget to hit that like button and please subscribe and turn on that notification

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What I didn't learn in Ontario's sex-ed curriculum - Duration: 4:57.

The idea that we're keeping children safe by witholding information from them is just completely insane.

It's like trying to keep somebody from being hit by a truck by refusing to tell them what traffic is.

So, the first time that I was introduced to sex ed was in fifth grade, with my teacher

gathering us all on the carpet with a pop-up book.

It was the pelvis and then it had arrows pointing to – these are the fallopian tubes,

or these are the ovaries.

I mean, obviously, I don't know what the diagram of the male pelvis looked like

because they separated females from males for those classes.

My grade 9 high school teacher made the girls in my class

swear that we would never have unprotected sex unless

we were in a committed relationship, had enough money to raise a child.

It was kind of like the horrors of sex. Very old videos with sort of,

horror-movie, jump-scare close-ups of diseased genitalia,

as sort of 'This is what will happen to you if you have sex.'

I remember in middle school there was a theatre group that came in and

they had a little jingle to Mamma Mia, but it was like 'Gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual' –

that was the only exposure to the idea of there being queerness.

No particular mention of homosexuality that I recall, or

nothing in detail for sure.

There was nothing about consent or the dynamics of a healthy relationship,

or any sort of consent-based education at all. That was

not at all a part of the education I got.

When we were having all of these classes, the assumption was that of course you were straight. Of course you were

going to one day marry an opposite-sex partner and start a family.

So if you were under the impression that maybe some part of your

sexuality or your gender identity didn't fit into that box, there was

really no particular support for you. There was nothing to normalize

those feelings.

You know, I think probably a lot of people from my generation learned things

about sex by watching 'American Pie' movies.

I was also a Tumblr kid, so there's lots of sex ed on Tumblr, and that's

how I learned about it.

Pick a TV show you like. Pick two characters that you think would make a good

couple, and Google it.

You can get Harry Potter erotic fan-fiction. You can get Twilight. You can get

the Marvel cinematic universe.

And then pornography.

We keep on getting told over and over again 'Don't watch porn to learn about sex,' but

some kids aren't being given any other option. Because it's easier to get

on a computer with incognito mode than it is to get decent sexual education.

There are useful things you can learn about sex from pornography. If you've

never given a blowjob before, and you see

that in a film, and you're like, 'Okay, that's what it looks like. That's how it's done.'

That's handy. I don't think it should be the entirety of telling you about what sex is,

though. It's not teaching you to respect women. It's not teaching you how to

approach a sexual encounter in a consensual way at all.

It's not a teaching tool – it's entertainment. You're not going to learn

how to shoot a gun by watching 'John Wick' movies, so.

I think sex education has a real ability to step in and,

sort of, tell people that it's okay to be who they are,

and to give them the information that they need

to be able to lead healthy and happy lives.

People worry – 'Oh, if you give them all the information right off the bat then yeah they're just going to go

and do it.' And it's like, okay, well maybe some of them might. But

at least they'll be safe, because they know to wear condoms. They know about dental dams. And if they're

going to screw at 16, then, I mean, how are you going to stop them?

All you can do is make sure they're safe and they're healthy and it's consensual.

I think by giving education around the different ways that people can

be, it really is affirming to people being able to see themselves

represented. It was only straight sex and how to not get pregnant and how to

not have – how to protect yourself around STIs.

It would have been really great to have that information. Maybe I would have

come out earlier, but no, there wasn't anything else.

Kids need it.

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Antonio Damasio, What is the strange order of things? - Duration: 5:25.

"The strange order of things" is the title of my new book. The book is

really about the following idea: when we think about cultures and when people ask

the question: how is it that we have cultures, what made cultures be, how do

they come about, the typical answer to this question is to refer to our great

intelligence, to our ability to use language, to our social abilities and so

forth. Of course in order to invent cultures, in order to invent arts and

sciences, moral systems, governance, technology, you name it, it is obvious that

we need to be intelligent and it is all the office that we need to be creative.

But something that is missing in that very straightforward response is the

idea of affect, the idea of feelings, the idea of the emotions and feelings that

drive you to do things. So my take is that in fact what has motivated cultural

invention, cultural developments, is affect, is the process of feeling,

specifically feelings of pain or suffering or feelings of pleasure or

sometimes even just the possibility of pleasure.

Those were the driving forces to create new instruments and new practices that

we describe as cultural. It also happens that feelings and affect in

general are the key monitors of the process of culture. So once there is an

invention that is cultural, that invention is going to stick or not, is

going to remain or not, depending on whether or not it works, and whether or

not it works depends on how we feel about it: is it something that is really

producing positive feelings or something that produces negative feelings. That

is a component. In other words, the negotiation that we do in order to

maintain or discard a cultural invention is not made exclusively on the basis of

knowledge and intellect, it is not on the basis of reasoning alone. In other words

it is not about reason only. It is also about effect, it is also about emotion and

feeling; this is a very important idea. Now, you may ask: why is it strange, why do

I have this "strange order", what does it refer to? Well, it refers to the fact that

when you look at the origins of feeling which I find so important, well I would

say that in order to have feelings we need to have living organisms with

nervous systems, and that's a relatively recent development in the history of

evolution, but then you realize that long before there were nervous systems and

long before there were feelings as such lots of living creatures (in fact very

simple creatures) already had something that could be called pre-cultural or

could be called a foreshadowing of what culture became, and it turns out that

those creatures do not have nervous systems, those creatures have a body, have

life, have homeostatic regulation, but they do not have nervous systems. So the

title "The strange order of things" refers to this very peculiar situation: we have

creatures without nervous systems in which we would not expect to have

enormous abilities in terms of their social life already behaving socially

with strategies of cooperation or conflict for example,

strategies of grouping or separation that would seem to be the

result of a mind which seemed to come from creature with a nervous system, with

an intelligence, and with consciousness that were highly developed, when in fact

what you do have is no mind, no consciousness, no nervous system although

you have intelligence. That is a very critical point. That is the reason why

I talk about the strange order of things and that is something that I discuss in

this new book whose subtitle is "Life feeling and the making of cultures".

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What is Game Based Learning? - Duration: 11:21.

From learning new languages to Virtual Reality simulations...stay tuned to number 1 to find

out the impact of video games in learning!

Number 10: Game-Based Learning In Fiction As far as game-based learning goes, Ender's

Game, the 1985 military science fiction novel by American author Orson Scott Card is perhaps

one of the earliest examples of game based learning in fiction.

Without giving too much of the plot away, Ender is accepted in to the Battle School,

a military training school situated in Earth's orbit, where cadets participate in competitive

war simulations in zero gravity.

After perfecting various battle situations, Ender is finally told he is about to undergo

his final test, but there is a shocking surprise at the end of it.

Was it a game or was it reality?

Although this is clearly a fictional story, it does bring to question the use of games

for learning.

What better way to experience and plan for a dangerous situation than to practice in

a "made-up" setting.

If you haven't experienced the Ender's story, you can do so by reading the original novels,

the recent movie adaption, or audio play.

Although there had been some discussion about an associated game, nothing came out of it

in the end.

Number 9: Simulations.

The technological advancements of the 20th century led to many incredible developments,

of which simulations are just one.

These are imitations of a real-world process or system, and could be considered as an early

form of game-based learning in some circumstances.

The first simulation game is believed to have been a game created by Thomas T. Goldsmith

Jr. and Estle Ray Mann, which was a simple game that involved firing a missile at a target...though

this is not something the military used to practice firing missiles.

Nevertheless, military simulations, also known informally as "war games," do exists and are

used to test theories of warfare and to refine techniques without the need for actual hostilities,

however little is known about them.

But this isn't the only educational use for simulations.

Pilots practice and improve flying techniques, doctors' practice and refine techniques to

perform life-saving surgery, and astronauts practice dangerous space missions.

In many ways, using simulations for educational purposes have helped us with some of our greatest

achievements.

Number 8: Virtual Reality.

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The exact origins of virtual reality, or VR for short, are disputed, partly because of

how difficult it has been to formulate a definition for the concept of an alternative existence,

however VR, as we know it today, really started to develop in the 1990s, which saw the first

widespread commercial releases of consumer headsets.

From 2015 onwards, the world started to go VR mad with many of the big companies like

Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and many others, investing a lot of time, money and

people-power on VR development.

Although VR has many uses, the use of VR game-based learning has loads of potential, and there

are already some interesting games out there...like Cleanopolis, where the is to fight against

climate change and make sure the city of Cleanopolis get rid of its CO2 cloud, or Titans of Space

Carboard, which takes you on a short-guided tour of our planets and a few stars in virtual

reality.

With the developments in new, more improved VR kits and games designs, you can expect

to see many more VR educational games in the future.

Number 7: Game-Based Learning Skills.

Game-based learning gives people the opportunity to develop and improve a variety of skills.

Scrabble, hangman, crosswords, and other word-based games can help with vocabulary, pronunciation

and spelling.

Sudoku, and other number and math-based games, are excellent education tools for students

wanting to practice math.

Real-life games and video-games can give players the opportunity to improve team-working skills

by allowing them to role-play different roles, work to solve problems as a group, and to

bond with one-another...this last point is one reason why schools, and even some employers,

often use game-based team-building exercises.

Games are such effective ways to learn to new skills that they are used by most, if

not all, professions.

Whether its computer or video games, pen-based or board games, or virtual or real-life role-play

games, games are fundamental for learning.

However, it is important to remember that everyone has different styles of learning,

and what works for one person, might not work for the other.

Number 6: Problem Solving.

Problem solving skills are some of the most important skills in the 21st century education,

and its purpose is to provide people with the skills to overcome problems and difficulties

in their personal and professional lives.

Although there are plenty of problem-solving pen and board games, computers are changing

the way we practice and improve problem-solving skills, and the Internet has made these games

accessible to even more people.

Game developers are creating more and more games tailored to different age groups and

abilities, resulting in a large collection of solo and multi-player problem solving games.

With the introduction of apps, these games are now even more accessible, allowing users

to play at the touch of a button.

Games like The Room 3 and Does not Commute are two just two out of hundreds of app-based

games that can help improve problem-solving skills.

Number 5: Social Games.

In recent years, more and more multi-player games are being created, giving players the

opportunity to play with friends and strangers alike.

Though not all video games are created with educational purposes in mind, many multi-player

ones do provide the opportunity for players to interact with one another, to work in pairs

or groups, and to compete against one-another, resulting in an environment that can help

them develop cooperation skills and supporting skills as they attempt to form alliances and

create teams working cooperatively.

Gamers have the ability to connect with players locally or team up with people from countries

around the world.

Many people playing multiplayer games online, like World of Warcraft, have developed good

friendships with people they met.

Overall, although there are some negative results of online relationships, video games

have created a fun and engaging way of connecting with people and can act as an important teaching

tool in developing social skills.

Number 4: Learning About The Past.

Not all games, whether digital or not, are created for learning purposes, but that doesn't

mean they don't have learning-based features.

One game that encapsulates this is the "Assassin's Creed" series.

Many of its previous games are well known for their richly detailed historical environments,

and a lot of work goes in to creating these scenes.

In their most recent game "Assassin's Creed Origin" they have taken this one step further

by creating a museum-like experience set within the game's rendition of ancient Egypt.

The "Discovery Tour" element of the game was created with the help of Egyptologist who

crafted guided tours of many of the well-known sites in ancient Egypt.

And what better way to delve into history than through the enjoyment of a good game...something

that is more interesting to non-academics and academics alike.

The important point about history focused game-based learning is the vast amount of

research required to ensure the scenes portrayed are as historically accurate as possible...especially

if the game is meant to be realistic to its period.

With the possibility of further history-based games in the future, it opens a whole host

of opportunities for history researchers and graduates.

Number 3: Learning Languages.

When you consider the educational and social features of many games, it is perhaps not

surprising to find that combined they are extremely effective tools in helping people

to learn new languages.

Language learning games have been around for a long time, however, in the past they were

lacking the social interactive elements that we see in games today.

Whereas before you'd have to practice with someone face-to-face or over the telephone,

now you can practice with virtual avatars that speak to you, or you can speak to other

gamers using in-game chats or voice chats.

Some language games have narratives and story-lines, and whether you are playing on your own or

with others, these games provide useful role-play based learning experiences in a safe virtual

world.

In all, these collaborative game-based learning activities provide opportunities for learners

to apply what they've learned, and to get feedback through advice and support, or through

consequences and rewards.

So, next time you want to learn a language, go and check out what sort of language games

you can find, because these will be a useful tool in combination with either classroom-based

or virtual lessons.

Number 2: Nature Connecting Games.

It's an accepted fact that, today, most children in the developed world don't play outside

as much as children did a decade or so ago.

With advances in technology, decrease in prices and increases in accessibility, games have

changes the lives of millions of children and young adults.

As highlighted in this video, there are many benefits to game-based learning...whether

that's offline or online, however, there are also some negative results...especially when

children spend too much time gaming.

One of the effects of spending too much time playing games, whether there educational or

not, is that lack of connection with the outside world, and in particular with the natural

world.

It's hard for nature to compete with games like Fortnite or Call of Duty.

As a result, some people are now trying to find a way to engage children with the natural

world through games.

In England, The Gruffalo Spotters app, developed by the Forestry Commission England, offers

interactive forest trails that track down characters based on the best-selling children's

book The Gruffalo, by Julia Donaldson.

They have also created the ForestXplorer app which allows adults and children to become

tree-detectives, with the goal of being able to identify their ash trees from their alder

trees.

As far as game-based learning go, there is a lot of potential for nature-connecting games

and apps to be developed in the future.

Number 1: Does It work?

Does game-based learning really work?

Well, in short, YES!

Some people will often learn more from a game than from other forms of learning, and it

is a lot more fun to learn through games.

Although many would associate game-based learning with children or young adults, they are truly

beneficial to all ages.

As we've already seen, they can be used to teach new and interesting subjects, help people

learn new languages, or even allow people to delve into historical worlds and learn

about the past whilst enjoying a good game.

Whether you like gaming or not, it is hard to argue against the positive examples of

game-based learning, and although there will always be those it doesn't benefit, and there

are some issues that over-shadowing gaming, overall, we can see clear benefits from this

form of learning.

Moreover, the combination of game-based learning and digital games is a tech trend that fits

into the 21st century, and with over 2.2 billion gamers in the world, it definitely has a long

future ahead of it.

So, what do you think about game-based learning?

Let us know in the comments below and...take care!