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Gas-Powered Cars Will Vanish in 8 Years, Big Oil Will Collapse: Stanford Study

In early May, Anti-Media reported on a new study published by a Stanford professor claiming

vehicle ownership will drop 80 percent by 2030. That study, as The Telegraph wrote this

week, has been making the rounds in environmental circles and in the board rooms of companies

with a stake in the fossil fuel game.

But as more analysts are digging through this exhaustive new study, they�re finding that

some of the predictions made by economist Tony Seba are far more profound than originally

thought. In his report, Rethinking Transportation 2020-2030, Seba is actually predicting that

virtually all fossil fuel vehicles will have vanished within eight years

The reason for this, as he explains in thorough detail, is that the market for self-driving

electric vehicles (EVs) is simply growing too fast.

�What the cost curve says is that by 2025 all new vehicles will be electric, all new

buses, all new cars, all new tractors, all new vans, anything that moves on wheels will

be electric, globally,� Professor Seba writes in his report.

It�s a matter of economics and innovation, Seba says. EVs are cheaper and easier to manufacture,

their few moving parts require almost zero maintenance, and they can actually outperform

their fossil fuel guzzling counterparts.

�The electric drive-train is so much more powerful,� writes Seba. �The gasoline

and diesel cars cannot possibly compete.�

The professor says the only thing currently stopping this grand shift to electric is consumer

price. Seba says the �tipping point� will come in the next few years when the cost of

an EV will be down to around $30,000. But by 2022, when low-end models are $20,000,

the changing tide will be unstoppable. In the near future, only nostalgics like car

collectors will have a use for the old models, Seba predicts. It will gradually become harder

to find gas stations or mechanics who know the intricacies of the far more complicated

machines. Car dealerships will be gone by 2024 because everyone will be shooting around

town in self-driving EVs.

Seba expects that eventually, city governments will begin banning human drivers because data

will have shown how much more dangerous they are than the computer systems� operating

EVs. This will lead to a �mass stranding of existing vehicles.�

For these reasons, as well myriad others stipulated in Seba�s report, the economist is predicting

a twin �death spiral� for traditional automakers and oil companies in the near future.

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3000 пива? Что такое "Республика"? Как живут студенты в Бразилии? - Duration: 6:48.

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The Rules of Boxing - EXPLAINED! - Duration: 3:25.

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🐶 My Pet Vet Ready-To-Spray Pets Skin Problems Product Review 👈 - Duration: 2:07.

So today. I have a new product for you that I use on my pug, trixie

This is the my pet set spray for skin problem

Trixie has very sensitive skin in this prone skin problem that cause loss of itching and scratching [I]

Use this product on Trixie a couple times now

And it does seem [to] [censor] skin and reduce the loss a lot of her itching and scratching

so this is the box that it comes in [I]

Like the fact if this product is [all-natural]

[is] odorless and there's no bad smells. It's also antibacterial

as well as [antifungal] or a key

antiviral

[it] can be used on skin sections and also wounds

[it] also includes the various various

Skin issues such as a cuts abrasions

wounds burns bacterial infections skin rashes or dermatitis

Trixie is so sensitive that her neck gets really sore for wearing a collar even after I purchased hypoallergenic one

this product is [very] easy to use becomes a down cap on top and you just

spray on the designated area even when you're holding the dog

I was proud to play for a pet to lick

So this is the my pet [bet] ready to spray treatment. Thanks for watching

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Linkin Park – One More Light (Album Mix / Full Album) - Duration: 34:24.

Linkin Park - Sorry For Now

Linkin Park - Battle Symphony

Linkin Park - Heavy

Linkin Park - Nobody Can Save Me

Linkin Park - Halfway Right

Linkin Park - Sharp Edges

Linkin Park - Talking To Myself

Linkin Park - One More Light

Linkin Park - Invisible

Linkin Park - Good Goodbye

Thanks for listening ♥

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All eyes on Rihanna on red carpet in Cannes with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan |BEST Moments at Cannes 2017 - Duration: 1:55.

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Queen Elizabeth II News: Iconic Outfits To Be Displayed At Buckingham Palace - Duration: 2:45.

Some of the iconic outfits of Queen Elizabeth II will be displayed at an exhibition to celebrate

her 90th birthday at Buckingham Palace.

Royal fans will get a glimpse of her huge wardrobe,the style icon�s most treasured

outfits from her childhood to the present day.

The exhibition is reportedly one of her biggest display ever of public collection of her possessions,

featuring 150 of her favorite outfits.

The exhibition is titled �Fashioning A Reign: 90 Years of Style from the Queen�s Wardrobe.�

Buckingham Palace gave an exclusive preview of the display on Tuesday.

The exhibition will chart significant events in her life through the contents of her wardrobe.

The Buckingham Palace exhibition is the second of three exhibitions showcasing the queen�s

favorite outfits.

It is a part of the annual summer opening of the State Rooms at the palace, Hello reports.

The significant events of the nonagenarian royal�s life that have been represented

in the exhibition include Queen Elizabeth II�s wedding to Prince Philip, her coronation

and official state visits, People reports.

The gowns and dresses created by Queen Elizabeth II�s designers like Sir Norman Hartnell,

Sir Hardly Amies and Ian Thomas feature in the exhibition.

The collection features a dress and matching coat by Angela Kelly, worn by the royal for

the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in April 2011.

This dress is on display for the first time.

It also features a pale blue and gold evening dress worn by the queen on a state visit to

the Netherlands in 1958.

This apart, a turquoise silk shift dress with silver floral embroidery designed by Amies

also forms a part of the exhibition.

Besides all the glamorous outfits of the queen, there is also a uniform that Elizabeth wore

while serving in the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) during the Second World War.

The first collection of the queen�s outfits was featured at the Queen�s Scottish residence,

the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

It had tartans and was displayed in April.

The final exhibit will take place at Windsor Castle in September.

tell us your thoughts in comments below.

thanks for watching.

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Master Level Time Abilities | Kaleb I.A. - Duration: 10:46.

Powers, there are so many when it comes to the world of fiction.

With how many powers there are, there's many categories and levels to these powers.

Categories to group the similar powers then levels because not all powers matchup to each

other.

There are many groups for powers, but there's only so many levels.

Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Master, Ultimate, and Absolute.

And yes there's Intermediate and Advanced.

In the sense of being better than Basic but doesn't touch the beginning of a harder

difficulty in

abilities.

Making this easier, Basic is like 8th grade and Intermediate is Freshman.

It's a nice start but still scratching the surface when it comes to the whole thing.

But now let's get start off with a Master Level video to kick off this new series.

Since you guys did technically vote for it, but without you guys fully knowing.

Now this video is going to be about time, the progression of existence.

It being one of the largest aspects of reality and manipulating it has to be a ridiculously

strong

asset.

Our first ability in the Master Level is Temporal Looping.

The manipulation of time to where it goes around to one point to loop multiple times.

The actual action of being able to loop someone in time is a ridiculously strong ability,

but when

it comes to specifics on it then that's where it gets iffy.

For example, let's take Itachi Uchiha from the Naruto franchise.

Not everyone knows the specifics of Naruto so I'm going to give you a somewhat normalized

explanation for the ability.

With his... eyes..

He has the ability to trap people in their own mind to infinitely loop a moment.

Or "creating an infinite loop of events that entraps the opponent's consciousness".

This is technically listed under Temporal Looping, but it's a mental trick technically.

When Temporal Looping would be more of trapping them into a time stream separate from the

actual time passing.

But even then, using Izanami is a very huge benefit due the only one way of getting out

of it is to

accept the reality which would be your mistakes in the loop.

So in a way of manipulating time, but not manipulating time it still is pretty good.

Now here's one that actually manipulates time itself.

Yoshikage Kira from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure and his stand Killer Queen.

Not going to explain stands in this, but basically see this as an output for the power.

People without stands cannot see stands so that gives it another factor.

Well, Killer Queen has the ability of Bomb Transmutation with 2 specific uses of it being

2

different bombs.

But it also has a 3rd bomb, Bites The Dust.

*Explosion and explosion rewinds*

But it also has a 3rd bomb, Bites The Dust.

This is an actual temporal loop, but the problem with it is how situational it is.

Basically to sum it up, if you're trying to find out his identity, Killer Queen blows

you up and

rewinds time.

He also puts his stand into a totally different person and isn't able to use his 2 bombs.

So he basically turns into a regular person, but that's if you're not trying to find

out his identity.

So if you put Yoshikage Kira versus someone, Bites The Dust is completely useless.

That's probably the lowest form of temporal looping when it comes to fights, I'd say

that's below

Izanami due to how situational it is.

But it is a perfect example.

Oh yeah you could also talk to Chronos from the DC universe about time looping.

He also knows a lot about time looping since he's stuck in one.

Moving on into the next ability.

Temporal Trapping.

For the user to send their opponent to a different time, trapping them there.

Do you know anyone that had been sent back in time and had ended up being stuck there?

Anyone?

Someone that had probably spent 5 seasons being trapped in a different time?

It's Jack.

Samurai Jack.

Aku is your best example of temporal trapping.

Next power.

Time Portal Creation.

Self explanatory at this point.

The ability to create portals that can travel through time.

Huh.

Aku you can come back you work in this one too.

You also have the main villain of Sonic Generations in this case.

The Time Eater.

He uses time holes to scatter everyone in the game up.

Along with that, everytime it goes through time "it tears space apart, leaving ares

empty and

dead and sticking them in this weird white limbo".

You're two for two tails you cut me off again and you're dunzo.

Well Time Portal creation can be used in multiple ways.

So trap someone, so send yourself forward or back, and it can also be used offensively.

For example, Kagerōza Inaba from Bleach has the ability to use time portals and uses them

offensively, but at the same time they're a lot different that actual time portals.

His portal works in the way where it records an action and project said action when the

portal is

recreated.

So if you shot a bullet into that portal, the portal would close then open and shoot

a bullet

exactly the same way how you did it.

This being a very specific type of portal, it's more like a portal to a replay button.

But either way, you get the jist of Time portals.

Onto, the next ability.

Time Acceleration, this is gonna be a good one.

The ability to accelerate/speed up time for themselves or others.

Now who knows acceleration better than The Flash.

Specifically New 52 Flash, Barry Allen.

In Flash Volume 4, #47.

Barry realized that his powers are also connected to the flow of time

and that he can move it forward, which allows Barry to speed up time.

This is the best example of time acceleration used amazing.

The second example I have is another Jojo's Bizarre Adventure character.

Enrico Pucci and his stand Made In Heaven.

By having the ability to control gravity in a very specific way that I plan to explain

in the future,

Made in Heaven accelerates time for inanimate objects.

Meaning he accelerates the universe to the point of where it dies and another universe

is born.

This doesn't directly affect humans, but there are situations where people could be

in where

they get caught in the acceleration.

For example, if someone goes into a meat locker to get some meat, they would end up fully

frozen after a few seconds.

It's a good version of time acceleration, it also gives Pucci an infinite in his speed

stat.

Which basically means there's no limit to his speed in specific.

But at the same time there are kinks to this stand.

For example say that there's a poisonous gas in the air that would kill you in 5 hours.

It would almost fully poison you in the span of just a few seconds.

That includes Pucci because he's not an exception when it comes to this.

So comparing both versions of time acceleration, Barry's is a 10 and Pucci's like a 7 due

to

having the ability to mess himself up massively.

Now onto our last two time abilities.

Let's get onto time stop.

(The World on "stop").

We have another two Jojo characters.

DIO and Jotaro Kujo.

They both stop time, but no longer than 10 seconds on either.

I found this to be a trend that these characters don't stop time for not that long, including

the

next characters.

The only person I know that can stop time for as long as they need is Zack from Saved

by the

Bell.

*The World*

Anyways, you have other characters that have conditions or restrictions when it comes to

stopping time.

Sailor Pluto from the series Sailor Moon, is a guardian of time.

While being a guardian of time, there are things she's not allowed to do.

Stopping time being a huge no no.

If she does stop time, she dies then she is reborn as a new person with no powers.

Which is ridiculously unfortunate when it comes to having so many abilities and not

being able

to use them due to some rules.

Then there's Guldo's version of time stop that only works if he holds his breath.

If Guldo had trained himself well enough, he could stop time for a minute or two which

would be

pretty interesting in a fight, but nope.

You got this.

Now for the last ability, I was originally going to add a lower form of one ability from

a different

rank but this one in specific is just bad compared.

But now, Time Travel.

The ability to move through time.

Now we have a lot of people with the ability to do so.

We also have a lot of issues when it comes to time travel because of creating paradoxes

and

different timelines.

Well there's time machines, the DeLorean from Back to the Future, Superman, the Time

Squad,

Chronos, Doctor Doom, and a lot more.

The best example I found on an offensive use of time travel was of Kang The Conqueror of

Marvel.

Kang is a huge expert in time travel with many moments highlighting how respectable

his power

is.

There's too much to go about him to and to explain about him, but basically he ages

slower, has

a device that lets him alter his timeline without it turning into an alternate timeline.

I'd like to direct you guys to a video on Kang but I don't have any, and I searched

for Kang

videos but there wasn't any I thought you guys would like with it being informative

and all.

Maybe I'll go into comics on the channel more, since I'm already covering video games,

cartoons, and anime I might as well.

But all and all, Time Travel is pretty self explanatory and we had seen multiple pieces

of fiction

where it exists.

So it's pretty easy to get the jist of it specifically.

That's going to be it for now, I hope you guys enjoyed the video.

I want to make a lot more of these power videos, but not to the point of where I'm just flooding

them.

I'm trying to find an even ground with content because I'm adding more stuff in later so

I'm just

molding it all to fit right now.

There's going to be a poll in the card at the top right corner, the next video is going

to be on

Advanced Level abilities so I want you guys to pick one.

Also if there's any characters that come to mind in the abilities we mentioned, feel

free to

explain them in the comments.

I'll see you guys in the next one, so until then...

Peace out, and God Speed.

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Co discoverer of DNA claims our GENES were brought to Earth - Duration: 6:44.

Co-discoverer of DNA claims our GENES were brought to Earth by Extraterrestrials

According to co-discoverer of the DNA structure of the DNA molecule in 1953: ��organisms

were deliberately transmitted to earth by intelligent beings on another planet.

We conclude that it is possible that life reached the earth in this way, but that the

scientific evidence is inadequate at the present time to say anything about the probability��

Furthermore, Crick�s thoughts on the theory that we are a result of �a bunch of molecules

crashing into each other� are that it is as likely as the assembly of a Jumbo Jet,

hit by a hurricane in a junkyard.

When asking about the origin of life, it is inevitable to think about the possibility

hat in the distant past, when life on Earth was inexistent, an advanced alien civilization

�seeded� life on Earth.

Interestingly, Francis Crick, the English researcher who is noted for being the co-discoverer

of the DNA structure of the DNA molecule in 1953 together with James D. Watson has some

extremely fascinating things to say about the human DNA.

Francis Crick-Watson and Maurice Wilkins were awarded the 19623 Nobel Prize for Physiology

for Medicine �for their discoveries concerning the molecular structure of nucleic acids and

its significance for information transfer in living material.�

Life on Earth: The result of advanced alien civilizations?

Interestingly, in the book titled �Life Itself,� Francis Crick states that there

is NO POSSIBLE WAY that the DNA molecule could have kick-started on Earth and that it must

have originated from elsewhere.

Mainstream scientists firmly believe that the WE are in fact the result of a conglomeration

of molecules, randomly bumping into each other, hence creating life as we know it.

But Francis Crick disagrees and believes we are in fact the result of what its called

as Directed Panspermia.

Crick�s thoughts on the theory that we are a result of �a bunch of molecules crashing

into each other� are that it is as likely as the assembly of a Jumbo Jet, hit by a hurricane

in a junkyard, meaning that in his opinion that theory had no credibility.

Together with Crick, British chemist Leslie Orgel Published a paper on the matter in July

of 1973 explaining that:

��ORGANISMS WERE DELIBERATELY TRANSMITTED TO EARTH BY INTELLIGENT BEINGS ON ANOTHER

PLANET.

WE CONCLUDE THAT IT IS POSSIBLE THAT LIFE REACHED THE EARTH IN THIS WAY, BUT THAT THE

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE IS INADEQUATE AT THE PRESENT TIME TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THE PROBABILITY.

WE DRAW ATTENTION TO THE KINDS OF EVIDENCE THAT MIGHT THROW ADDITIONAL LIGHT ON THE TOPIC.�

Could it be that as author Graham Hancock noted that we are a species with amnesia?

We still don�t completely know where we come from and how we got there.

Chandra Wickramasinghe, the Director of the Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology at the

University of Buckingham in the U.K. seems to agree with Cricks thinking.

Speaking to the Huffington Post, Wickramasinghe pointed out: �Hoyle and I pioneered the

theory of carbon grains in space to replace the old ice grain theory.

This was vehemently resisted by the astronomical community at the outset, but with the dawn

of infrared spectroscopy, the ice grain theory gave way to the carbon dust theory.

Over a few years, after a great deal of model-fitting, we came to the conclusion that material similar

to biomaterial fitted all the available data in astronomy.

We considered the possibility that microbiology had a universal character, and no observations

in astronomy or new information from biology has provided contrary evidence.

If only ideas that are considered orthodox are given support through award of grans or

publication opportunities, it is certain that the progress of science will be stifled as

it was throughout the middle age.�

Furthermore, in a paper co-authored in 2012 called �Non-terrestrial origin of life:

a transformative research paradigm shift,� the researchers points out that:

�For nearly five decades, evidence in favor of a non-terrestrial origin of life and panspermia

has accumulated which has not been properly assessed.

A point has now been reached that demands the serious attention of biologists to a possibly

transformative paradigm shift of the question of the origin of life, with profound implications

across many disciplines.� (source)

In addition to Wickramasinghe, Crick and others, researcher and author Dr. Ellis Silver states

that there are several tell-tale signs present in the human race that suggest human beings

did not evolve ALONGSIDE other life forms on Earth, which eventually means we are the

aliens we have been searching for all along.

So where do we come from?

According to Dr. Ellis, Neanderthals, were most likely crossbred with another species,

perhaps from the star system Alpha Centauri �which is one of the closest solar systems

to Earth� in the distant past, giving birth

to modern humans.

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On My Shelf Tag (apparently) - Duration: 11:12.

Hey everybody!

Welcome back to Tanner's Books and Beyond.

Today we're gonna be doing the on my shelf tag, which I have apparently mixed up with

two completely different things - the Book Shelf Scavenger Tag and just a general bookshelf tour.

So I've been calling it the wrong thing for, like, the past month.

But no, this is actually the On My Shelf tag that I was tagged in by Bree Hill a few months ago.

Basically how it works it that I put down how many shelves I had and how many books

I had on each shelf, and my followers were able to give me some coordinates for the shelves

to find books off of them.

So the first set of coordinates is from RC from NekuTheBookLocke and they are shelf 1, book #34.

Umm...I'm gonna have to...take these out - WAAUGH!

Dropping things up here! *struggling* Ow!

Ow! I stubbed my toe on my chair! Okay.

Shelf 1, book 34 is Parasyte volume 8.

This is a Japanese horror mnaga about alien parasites that come down and infect all the

humans that they can.

They take over there bodies and turn them into cannibalistic horrorterrors basically.

But the main character gets one in his hand instead of his brain, and so they're both

their own conscious separate entities.

They decide to work together in order to protect themselves from all the other parasites that

are not as pleasant.

Since this is volume 8 I have not gotten to it yet.

I have only read the first volume so far, mainly because these are twice as big as your

usual manga volume.

I'm sure at some point I'm gonna sit down and rip through them all.

I think it's gonna be a fu series to get through...well..."fun" may not necessarily be the right term for

a very terrifying, psychologically and gory horror manga...but you know...it'll be an experience!

The next set of coordinates come from the twitch stream of one of my other BookTube

friends, ChrisVigilante. They suggested also shelf 1, and then book #69.

Duuh...duuuuh...oh! Right here.

Alright so that book is Noragami volume 4.

Once again this is right from the middle of a manga series.

This one I have actually read but it hasn't been for a while so once I start reading the

series again I'm probably gonna have to reread it.

This is about - the title loosely translates into "stray god".

It's about a Japanese Shinto deity who has absolutely no followers and so he goes around

trying to do odd jobs, do small miracles and fulfill small prayers of people int he hopes

that he can make enough money to actually buy himself a temple, and eventually he'll

be able to become THE GOD OF ALL OF THE UNIVERSE but right now he's basically homeless.

The god, Yato, only really has two companions - he's got Hiyori, a human girl who can see

him; and Yukine, who's called a shinki, he's a spriti companion the gods can use as weapons

so they can slay demons and evil spirits.

At this point in the story as far as I can remember, they're right in the middle of a

standoff between Yato and his one shinki and Bishamon, who is a war deity who has a whole

bunch of Shinki, and she is pissed at Yato because she believes he killed one of hers

and so she's been chasing him for decades trying to get retribution.

While I don't remember all the details I do remember it being quite a good series and

so I'll have to get back into it at some point.

So the next set of coordinates come from Chris himself, it's shelf #2 and book #18.

So that's gonna be...16, 17, 18! Ah! It's Young Avengers!

My second shelf up here has all my trade paperbacks and graphic novels, and one of them is Young

Avengers: Family Matters.

This is the second...trade paperback in the first run of Young Avengers, the one that

started way back in 2006...oh my god, this is a decade old.

They...they can't even be called young - they're in their late twenties at this point!

Well, if we're following modern times.

While the first volume was their origin story, this is their continuing adventures as the

members continue to dive into their backstories.

So we discover connections they have to the original Captain America program, or to Scarlet

Witch and Quicksilver or to Vision and Ant-Man.

It's got the introduction of Speed to the team, a full-scale alien invasion of New York,

and lots of cute gay romance moments.

So the next set of coordinates come once again from Chris' twitch stream, and they're shelf #4, book #27.

So we're skipping my third shelf here, which has all the books I've read, so I don't think

I can give many personal opinions about stuff here.

21, 22, 23, 24...25, 26, 27!

So here we have Deadly Pink by Vivian Vande Velde.

This is a book that's a companion to another book I read previously called Heir Apparent.

It's part of actually a trio I believe.

The third on is called User Unfriendly.

All three of these books take place in the same universe, basically twenty minutes into

the future where virtual reality gaming has become this huge thing.

It's like deep immersion gaming, it's like going into the Matrix type of thing.

All of them involve people who go in to play a game and get stuck there due to the computer

malfunctioning or outside interference, and basically the only way they can get out is

if they're able to beat the game itself.

I really enjoyed Heir Apparent when I read it many a year ago, and if this is anything

like it then I'm sure I'm going to enjoy this as well.

Alright, now the fifth set of coordinates here are actually from a random number generator

because when I was going through the coordinates I realized that Chris and RC had actually

given me the same set of coordinates, like exact same.

Good job you two!

This, that I got from the random number generator, is shelf #5, and book #23.

My fifth shelf is my unread hardcovers and really large paperbacks.

So...ugh...it's right on the bottom. Great. Get over here!

Alright, so this one we have William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of the Sith's Revenge.

This is the third book in the William Shakespeare's Star Wars series.

Obviously they're not written by William Shakespeare, they're written by a guy named Ian Doescher

who takes the plots of the movies and he transcribes them into Shakespearean language involving

a lot allusions to other Shakespeare plays and basically makes them seem like they would

fit very well into the Elizabethan era.

As it stands right now I have all three of the prequel plays, and I also have The Jedi

Doth Return which is the last one.

I still need to get the ones based on A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, but once

I do then I'll be able to start reading through the series.

I mean they're pretty thin compared to some of the other books I have, so it shouldn't

be too much of a struggle.

Then the sixth set of coordinates come from Chris' boyfriend, so thanks dude.

They are shelf #6, book #6.

That shelf is my read hardcovers, so that's going to be...oh no, now I'm trapped.

Get out of the way chair! One, two, three, four, five, six. Ooh! Move this thing back here now.

'Kay!

So that coordinate leads to Huntress by Melinda Lo.

This is a book that I read about a year ago.

I sort of liked it at the time but - I think I've mentioned this before, I wasn't in the

right state of mind.

If I were to reread it now I'd enjoy it a lot more because I expected it to be a high-fantasy

kind of thing, but it turned out to be more of an epic romance.

I've already done a review for it, which I'll link below so you can check out my thoughts

from back then.

It's a very good book and I highly recommened it, I just need to reread it again.

Make sure my heart is truly in it this time.

And then the seventh and final set of coordinates come from both RC and Chris.

They lead to shelf #7, book #5.

My seventh shelf is actually over here, it's what I call my reading queue shelf, it's basically

just a TBR shelf and when I'm planning out stuff that I wanna read in the future I line

up all my books there so that as soon as I finish one book (I usually finish when I'm

sitting at my desk).

So as soon as I finish that I can reach over, grab the next book, and I can pull it down

right in front of me.

And so if we're going left to right like I have done for all these other shelves, then

the fifth book is going to be one, two, three, four, five. A-ha!

So those coordinates lead us to Heidi Heilig's The Girl from Everywhere.

Everywhere?!

EVERYWHERE!

This is a book I was planning on reading for DiverseAthon earlier this year but I never got to it.

It's about a girl who lives on a pirate ship with her father, and the ship can travel through

time and space and into worlds of story and myth and legend, and they're trying to seek

out her mother because her father kinda lost track of her and hasn't been able to find

the map to get back to the right time and place to be reunited with her, and the girl's

kind of concerned because if they go through these misadventures the wrong way then she

could be erased from existence. Whoops!

And that concludes the On My Shelf t-

*dial tone*

Haha! Okay, so I was literally in the middle of recording this when I got a notification that

someone had commented on my April Wrap-Up, and I didn't think it would be this but it

turned out it was, they actually gave me some more coordinates.

So these are all coming from Cas from Cats and Camera.

I looked at some of her videos earlier today and they're actually pretty cool so you should

definitely check her out as well.

Oh, and Cas is actually my 100th subscriber, so that's pretty awesome. High five!

*slap* So the first coordinate she gave me is shelf #2, book #17, so that's

going to be up here again...oh wait, of course!

Young Avengers! This comes right before the other Young Avengers book.

Like I said this is the one that has their origin story in it.

It's got Patriot, Iron Lad, Hulkling, Wiccan, the Kate Bishop Hawkeye and Stature.

It involves them fighting Kang the Conqueror and also trying to avoid the other Avengers because

they really don't want a bunch of little kids running around, claiming to be the Avengers

and causing shit and getting into trouble.

Obviously you should read this one before you read the other Young Avengers book, but

I managed to get them both at once and it was great to read them all together.

Then we've got shelf #3, book 32, so actually I get to talk about a book that I've read!

Let's see, one two, three...alright!

So here we have The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin.

So this is a mystery book, it just edges out past novella into novel length-wise but it's

still pretty short, I got through it in a weekend.

This is about an older guy who dies and then leaves an inheritance to a group of seemingly

random people who live in the apartment complex just down the road from his big mansion.

Basically he says that whoever can solve this big puzzle is the one who'll be able to get my inheritance.

Everyone gets these little sets of clues and they're all paired up into these seemingly

random teams, and they all half to try and figure out what's going on and as they do

they start to uncover secrets about the old dead dude as well as some secrets about each other's pasts.

It's a really fun read; for something so short it manages to fully realize the characters

pretty well, especially considering it actually has a pretty sizeable cast.

So I was really impressed with it and I totally recommend it to anyone who does like a good mystery.

And then the last coordinate from Cas is shelf #4, book #9.

So that's going to be one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

So that book is the Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street by Susan Jane Gilman.

It might seem like some kind of bright and cheery thing, but it actually sounds like

more of a very intense crime thriller.

It's about a woman who manages to get to New York and she starts off with nothing.

Eventually she becomes this *high-pitched* this little sweet old lady *normal* who runs

an ice cream parlour.

Slowly everything builds and she engineers a huge business success going throughout the

decades and then all of a sudden her past starts to catch up on her.

I got this a while ago and I kind of forgot about it until I pulled it out because of this tag.

When I get a chance I'll read this and I'll report back to y'all.

Alright, so that really does conclude the On My Shelf book tag and...now I have a huge

stack of books sitting on my bed that I'm gonna have to try and find the spots for again. Great!

I'm gonna open this tag up to anybody who feels like doing it just because I think most

of the people I usually tag have either done it or have been tagged to do it, and if you're

ever gonna do this tag then definitely hit me up and I'll definitely send some coordinates your way.

You contact me obviously through my YouTube channel, you can comment on here, you can

also hit me up on my Instagram, my tumblr, and my Goodreads, which I'll link all of those below.

And of course always feel free to like, share, and subscribe to my channel.

Now that I've hit a hundred people I guess the next goal would be two hundred?

I could say five hundred but that's probably pushing it.

So yeah, let's say the next goal is two hundred.

And when I hit two hundred subscribers I'll, uh...I'll eat a lemon!

Just...a whole lemon...I'll just cut it in half, take a piece, just go *nom* *sour noise*

So with that picture in mind, I'll see you all *snap* later!