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Video games will be more profitable than sports

New Musicians, Actors and Actresses, will be recruited from social media

Businesses will advertise and operate more online

Online Television (Netflix, Hulu) will be more profitable than cable television

The three most effective ways to make your dog or dogs follow your commands are:

1st  - Exercise with Your Dog

2nd - Discipline

3rd - Affection

The Rise of Video Games And Social Media

Outside of the video game industry there are countless examples of how society is shifting to an online medium. When was the last time anyone used a phone? A few minutes ago...or maybe just a few seconds ago...or maybe you are on your phone now! Okay so you get it, we all have our phones on us all the time , which means businesses must post or advertise themselves through online search engines as well as social media. These adds could be considered a new type of billboard that can be put in front of whatever target audience you want or need. 

Google and it’s affiliate YouTube, have made phone books, billboards, television ads, and other entire industries irrelevant. Social media has evolved to take many forms. Social medias like, Twitch, and YouTube can even be profitable to account members. The vast majority of businesses in Western Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and the United States use social media or have their own private websites. Not only are businesses moving to the Internet. Multiple entertainment industries have been and will continue to recruit with social media. Justin Beiber was discovered on YouTube. The Lonely Island was first noticed because of their YouTube skits. Talent from the younger generations will continue to be found on social media.

Timmy Tims

Timmy was a sweet boy. At the age of 8, Timmy was in the first grade. He was taller than most boys weighed enough to be good at little league football. His family, going to church, and school field trips were his favorite things. Timmy Tims, at the age of 8, lost his life on a field trip to the automotronic aquarium.

The Shark

This shark lived to be the age of 5 years old before it was caught in a shrimping net. The fishermen ended the Sharks life with their knives as soon as the net was hoisted over the deck. The captain was an entrepreneur and decided to turn the shark carcass into a lifelike machine. The mechanical creation was worthy of its own spot in the world's only automotronic aquarium.

The Video

The video shows everything. The boy was almost entirely consumed before the chaperone could even pull out her camera phone. As seen in the video Timmy was struggling to flail his legs before he gives up entirely.

Timmy’s Law

If it wasn't for Nicholas Cage, Johnny Depp never would

have been given his first roll that was in the original

Nightmare on Elm Street