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00:00Think about your family and friends.

00:04Who is a great person in your life?

00:08Why are they great?

00:11Emily says,

00:13My name is Emily. I'm from Hong Kong.

00:18My brother, Jason, is from Hong Kong too, but he lives in Australia now.

00:26He has a wife, two daughters, and two sons.

00:32One son is a baby. I'm their aunt.

00:37Jason is kind to his children.

00:41He's funny, and he's a great dad.

00:46Ernesto says,

00:48My name is Ernesto. I'm 22 years old.

00:53My great person is my brother, Carlos.

00:58He's a doctor.

01:01He's 29 years old.

01:04He's friendly

01:05and very smart.

01:11Our family is from Mexico City.

01:18But we live in Oaxaca now.

01:22Oaxaca is great.

01:25Elena says,

01:27My name is Elena. I am from Los Angeles.

01:31This is my friend, Trina.

01:35She's from Jamaica, but she's an American now.

01:38And this is our friend, Janelle.

01:41We're all teachers at the same high school.

01:44My friends are great.

01:46They are funny.

01:48They aren't boring.

01:49That's a lot of great people.

01:55Who's a great person in your life?

01:58People use technology in a lot of different ways.

02:02They chat,

02:04post photos,

02:08listen to music,

02:10and send messages.

02:12But what about different age groups?

02:16Do young people

02:17and seniors

02:20use technology in the same ways?

02:26A lot of young people own a smartphone, for example.

02:32And now, about 50% of seniors have a smartphone, too.

02:37But what do young people and seniors do on their smartphones?

02:41Young people read their news online.

02:45They share photos,

02:47and they use apps to chat with friends.

02:51Young people send and receive over 125 texts a day.

03:01But seniors send and receive fewer than 15 texts per day.

03:08One thing that young people don't use their phones for is

03:15to call people.

03:17But many seniors use their smartphones to call family and friends.

03:23They like to video chat,

03:25to talk to and see children and grandchildren.

03:30It's a nice way to see family when they live far away.

03:36Seniors also spend time playing online games.

03:41Card games

03:42and puzzle games are very popular.

03:46One big difference between age groups is social media.

03:54Over 75% of young people use social media.

04:00People over 65 use social media much less.

04:05Only 40%.

04:06Maybe young people have something to learn from seniors.

04:15It's not all about technology.

04:19Do you like to be close to a city or nature?

04:24A lot of beaches are close to the city.

04:32In Iceland, there are also cities close to nature.

04:45Iceland is a great place with many things to see and do.

04:52The capital city, Reykjavik,

04:55has interesting art museums

04:57and music festivals.

05:06But Iceland also has amazing nature.

05:11There are volcanoes,

05:14hot springs,

05:19waterfalls,

05:22animals,

05:23and lots of great places

05:27for hiking and climbing.

05:32Iceland is also cold.

05:36But islands like Easter Island

05:39are not cold.

05:42Easter Island is in the Pacific Ocean.

05:45It's a long way from anywhere else.

05:48But it has beautiful beaches

05:51and mountains.

05:58And it is famous for its giant statues.

06:03And for more nature that isn't close to a city,

06:08what about Antarctica?

06:10There aren't a lot of people here.

06:15In fact,

06:16there are usually only scientists.

06:20There are no cities

06:21and no beaches.

06:24There are no trees

06:26and not many plants or flowers.

06:29But there is snow and ice.

06:35A lot of snow and ice.

06:39There are also beautiful animals

06:41such as penguins,

06:45seals,

06:47and whales.

06:50Antarctica is a real adventure.

06:58So where do you want to go next?

07:02A city,

07:04nature,

07:04or somewhere

07:05with a little bit of both?

07:08Skills

07:09are things we can

07:11or can't

07:12do.

07:14Like snowboard,

07:16ride a bike,

07:19or speak

07:23another language.

07:26Some people say

07:27it takes 10,000 hours

07:30to learn a new skill.

07:32That's practicing

07:34for an hour a day

07:35for 27 years.

07:38But there's good news.

07:41Other people say

07:42you can learn a new skill

07:44in just 20 hours.

07:47Here are five steps

07:49to learn

07:49any new skill.

07:53One.

07:54What do you want to learn?

07:57Choose a small goal.

07:59For example,

08:01don't say

08:02learn to fix things.

08:04Say

08:05learn to fix

08:07a bike tire.

08:09Two.

08:10Think about

08:11what parts of the skill

08:13are important to learn.

08:15For example,

08:16to learn how to paint,

08:18you need to learn

08:19about colors.

08:21Or to learn

08:22how to make cool movies,

08:25you need to learn

08:26about cameras.

08:29Three.

08:30Find time to practice.

08:33It's important

08:34to practice every day.

08:37Choose the same time

08:38so you don't forget.

08:40In fact,

08:43it's good to practice

08:45in the morning.

08:48And again,

08:49at night.

08:51Sleep helps your brain remember.

08:55It's almost like

08:56practicing again.

08:57four.

09:02Think about

09:03how to practice.

09:06Practice in different ways.

09:08Do the same thing,

09:10but in a different way

09:12every day.

09:14For example,

09:15if you are learning

09:16a language,

09:18speak slowly

09:19one day

09:20and more quickly

09:23the next.

09:24The more ways

09:28you learn the skill,

09:30the more your brain

09:31remembers.

09:35And finally,

09:37practice for 20 hours

09:39or more.

09:41Maybe you can't

09:42do something now,

09:44but with practice,

09:46one day

09:46you can.

09:49Street style.

09:50It isn't just

09:52what people wear

09:53on the street.

09:56Street style

09:57is what people wear

09:59to really show

10:00their style.

10:05But is street style

10:07the same

10:08in every country?

10:11Let's take a look

10:12around the world

10:14and see.

10:15in Moscow

10:17people wear

10:18coats,

10:20boots,

10:20and scarves.

10:22In Cameroon,

10:24it's a dress

10:24and a scarf,

10:26but on the head.

10:29In the U.S.,

10:30just a shirt

10:32and pants.

10:33And in Japan,

10:35well,

10:36people wear

10:37lots of

10:38different things.

10:39These styles

10:44look different,

10:45but they have

10:46one thing

10:47in common.

10:49Color.

10:53Actually,

10:54on the streets

10:55of Harajuku

10:57in Tokyo,

10:58you can see

10:59all kinds

11:00of street style.

11:02From big sweaters

11:04over skirts

11:05to fun suits,

11:08and everyday dresses.

11:14In places

11:15like San Francisco,

11:17street style

11:18is very casual

11:20and often includes

11:22a beard,

11:23a hat,

11:26a backpack,

11:28and a bike.

11:30But you can see

11:31the same street style

11:33in Slovenia

11:35and Italy.

11:38A lot of street style

11:41is in the details.

11:43Hats

11:44in London,

11:46Moscow,

11:47and New York,

11:49or Mexico.

11:55Sunglasses,

11:56headphones,

11:57a bow tie,

12:02or a scarf.

12:07In every country,

12:09on every street,

12:11style is a little bit

12:13the same

12:14and a little bit

12:16different.

12:17What's the style

12:19on your street?

12:21What's the last picture

12:25you took?

12:26Your family?

12:30Your friends?

12:34Yourself?

12:36Your food?

12:38Wait!

12:40You took a picture

12:41of your food?

12:43Really?

12:44Well,

12:46you're not alone.

12:48Recent studies say

12:49about 75% of people

12:52take pictures

12:53of their food.

12:55But why?

12:57Let's find out.

13:00About 20% of people

13:02take pictures of food

13:04when they're at a restaurant.

13:06Some people want to remember

13:09a special meal they ate.

13:12Carl and Cindy

13:13went to a new restaurant

13:15last week.

13:17They liked their food

13:18and took a picture.

13:21Dan went to Singapore

13:23last summer.

13:25He enjoyed eating

13:27at the night market

13:28and took pictures

13:30of the food he ate.

13:33He looks at the pictures

13:35so he can remember

13:37his trip.

13:41About 22% of people

13:44take pictures of food

13:46at special events

13:47like birthdays.

13:50Donna took this photo

13:52because it was her mother's

13:5460th birthday.

13:56They wanted to remember

13:58the night,

13:59their family,

14:00and the cake.

14:03And what family

14:04doesn't have

14:05a funny food photo

14:06or two

14:08or three.

14:12And finally,

14:1433% of people

14:15take pictures of food

14:17that they cooked

14:18because they feel good

14:20about their cooking.

14:22Larissa took this video

14:24of a delicious breakfast

14:26she made.

14:28Then,

14:28she posted it

14:29to her social media page.

14:31some people,

14:34like Steve,

14:35like to cook so much

14:37they have their own

14:38video show.

14:42Steve made this video

14:44to teach people

14:46how to make a salad

14:47for dinner.

14:48People take pictures

14:50of their food

14:51to remember special events,

14:53to share online,

14:55or to show

14:58their cooking skills.

15:02If you take pictures

15:04of your food,

15:05why do you do it?

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