This program is brought to you by Emory University.
[MUSIC]
Well, there are a lot of people that are skeptics, related to mindfulness and
mindfulness meditation. And there are people that,
who aren't skeptics, who actually say, I'm just way too busy. I can't do this.
I cannot think of adding one more thing to my life. And the reality
is...it just takes a moment to be mindful. Oftentimes,
people are drawn to this because they realize their lives are out of control,
and they're not living their lives in a way that brings them satisfaction and
meaning, and a sense of mastery of their everyday life.
So, a lot of people who come, say, for example,
to the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program, are drawn to
it because they realize what they're doing is not working. I can encourage
you to use a simple acronym to get started. And it's the STOP acronym.
S-T-O-P. So the S means, literally,
stop. Just stop and pause. Just stop what you're doing.
Stop what you're thinking about, and just sort of catch yourself and say, Okay,
stop. T is take a breath.
Mindfully... Take a breath mindfully. Take a deep,
slow breath mindfully. O is observe, or
notice, what's actually happening with you right now,
including your body sensations, what you're thinking about,
what emotions are running through your, through you right now.
Are you angry? Are you sad? Are you frustrated? Body sensations include...
Is your heart racing? Are you breathing shallowly? Are you in pain?
Discomfort? And thoughts Include judgments, such as,
Oh, no, I shouldn't have done that. Or, Wow,
I've got so much to do. And, I shouldn't have. Or
looking in the past, I shouldn't have done something a certain way.
So, O is observing and noticing – Body sensations, thoughts,
emotions. Okay? Because we're on autopilot,
we don't know what's actually even happening. We don't know that our
crazy lives are affecting the way we're feeling, the way our bodies are feeling.
And then P is, after you do that, P is proceed. And
it's proceed with awareness and kindness. And it's kindness for yourself and
it's kindness for others. S-T-O-P. Just stop. And literally, that takes seconds.
You can do that in less than ten seconds. You can sprinkle your day with that.
[MUSIC]
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[music playing]
We're bringing the joys
and the complexity of Cuban music.
It's a mixture
of different traditions;
you have Juan Carlos, who plays
a twelve-string guitar because it
melds the sounds
and the textures of the tres.
(The tres is a guitar-like Cuban instrument)
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Crash in Mulga kills 2 siblings - Duration: 2:03.
CHILD HAD WANDERED OFF.
TWO KIDS ARE DEAD -- AND THEIR
SIBLINGS ARE SERIOUSLY HURT,
AFTER A CAR CRASH IN WEST
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
IT HAPPENED ON THE CORNER OF
HIGHWAY 269 AND SHORT CREEK
ROAD IN MULGA..
OSTROFF JOINS US LIVE AT THE
SCENE WITH THE LATEST. JAMIE?
FIRST - I DO WANT TO CLARIFY
SOME INFORMATION.
WE REPORTED AT FIVE THAT A 15
YEAR OLD WAS KILLED IN THAT
CRASH.
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'
)S OFFICE WENT ON TO CORRECT
THAT REPORT: THE 15 YEAR OLD
IS STILL ALIVE - BUT IN
CRITICAL CONDITION AT
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
SHE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS
TWO OF HER SIBLINGS: A 9 YEAR
OLD BOY AND 17 YEAR OLD GIRL -
WERE KILLED IN THIS CRASH.
THEY SAY THEIR 19 YEAR OLD
SISTER -WHO WAS DRIVING - IS
IN SERIOUS CONDITION RIGHT
NOW.
INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL
PIECING TOGETHER EXACTLY WHAT
HAPPENED - BUT THEY SAY THE
CAR CARRYING THE FOUR SIBLINGS
TURNED ACROSS HIGHWAY 269 -
AND HIT A SEMI TRUCK COMING
THE OTHER WAY.
AS THE COMMUNITY TRIES TO MAKE
SENSE OF THIS TRAGEDY - THEY
SAY THIS ACCIDENT SHOULD BE A
WAKEUP CALL TO FIX WHAT THEY'
)RE CALLING A DANGEROUS
INTERSECTION.
<"i think they need to lower
the speed limit, and they need
to enforce it."
<"something's gotta be done
about the safety in this
crossroad. it has to be."
YOU SEE THAT FLASHING YELLOW
LIGHT IN THE VIDEO.
PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE ARE ALSO
CALLING FOR THAT TO BE
REPLACED WITH AN ACTUAL RED
LIGHT.
YOU CAN SEE NOW THAT LOVED
ONES ARE STARTING TO GATHER
HERE AT THE SCENE OF THE
ACCIDENT.
I'M GOING TO SPEAK WITH THEM
- AND WE'LL HEAR FROM THEM
AT 10.
LIVE IN MULGA, JO. CBS 42
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Orange
Broccoli
Kiwi
Cabbage
Iceberg Lettuce
Mushroom
Tomato
Jungle Peanuts
Okra
Romaine Lettuce
Papaya
Watermelon
Yam
Sunburst Squash
Zucchini
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Cómo hacer del estrés tu amigo - Kelly McGonigal - Duration: 14:29.
[MUSIC]
[APPLAUSE].
I have a confession to make... But first,
I want you to make a little confession to me.
In the past year, why don't you just raise your hand if you've experience relatively
little stress? Anyone? Um-hmm... How about a moderate amount of stress?
Who's experienced a lot of stress? Yeah, me too. But
that is not my confession. My confession is this... I am a health psychologist, and
my mission is to help people be happier and healthier. But I fear that something
I've been teaching for the last ten years is doing more harm than good, and
it has to do with stress. For years I've been telling people stress makes you sick.
It increases the risk of everything from the common cold to cardiovascular disease.
Basically, I've turned stress into the enemy. But
I have changed my mind about stress. And today I want to change yours.
Let me start with the study that made me rethink my whole approach to stress.
This study tracked 30,000 adults in the United States for
eight years. And they started by asking people, How much stress have you
experienced in the last year? They also asked, Do you believe
that stress is harmful for your health? And then they used
public death records to find out who died. [AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] Okay,
some bad news first. People who experience a lot of stress in the previous year had
a 43% increased risk of dying. But that was
only true for the people who also believed that stress is harmful for your health.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] People who experienced a lot of stress,
but did not view stress as harmful, were no more likely to die.
In fact, they had the lowest risk of dying of anyone in the study.
Including people who had relatively little stress. Now, the researchers estimated
that over the eight years they were tracking deaths, 182,000 Americans
died prematurely--not from stress, but from the belief that stress is bad for
you. [AUDIENCE LAUGHTER]. That is over 20,000 deaths a year. Now,
if that estimate is correct, that would make believing stress is bad for
you the 15th largest cause of death in the United States last year,
killing more people than skin cancer, HIV/AIDS, and
homicide. [AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] You can see why the study freaked me out. Here,
I've been spending so much energy telling people stress is bad for
your health. So, this study got me wondering...
Can changing how you think about stress make you healthier? And
here the science says yes. When you change your mind about stress,
you can change your body's response to stress. Now, to explain how this works,
I want all to pretend that you are participants in a study designed to stress
you out. It's called the Social Stress Test. You come in to the laboratory, and
you're told you have to give a five-minute, impromptu speech on your
personal weaknesses to a panel of expert evaluators sitting right in front of you.
And to make sure you feel the pressure, there are bright lights and
a camera in your face, kind of like this. And...the evaluators
have been trained to give you discouraging nonverbal feedback, like this...
[AUDIENCE LAUGHTER]. [DISAPPROVING LOUD BREATH].
[AUDIENCE LAUGHTER]. Now that you're sufficiently demoralized,
time for part two--a math test. And, unbeknownst to you, the experimenter has
been trained to harass you during it. Now, we're going to all do this together.
It's going to be fun. For me. [AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] Okay. [AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] I
want you all to count backwards from 996 in increments of seven.
You're going to do this out loud, as fast as you can.
Starting with 996. Go. [AUDIENCE CROSSTALK] Go faster!
Faster, please. You're going too slow. Stop, stop,
stop, stop. That guy made a mistake. We are going to have to start all over again.
[AUDIENCE LAUGHTER] You're not very good at this, are you? Okay, so
you get the idea. Now, if you were actually in this study,
you'd probably be a little stressed out. Your heart might be pounding,
you might be breathing faster, maybe breaking out into a sweat. And, normally,
we interpret these physical changes as anxiety, or
signs that we aren't coping very well with the pressure. But what if you
viewed them instead as signs that your body was energized? Was preparing you to
meet this challenge? Now, that is exactly what participants were told in this study
conducted at Harvard University. Before they went through the Social Stress Test,
they were taught to rethink their stress response as helpful. That pounding heart
is preparing you for action. If you are breathing faster, it's no problem.
It's getting more oxygen to your brain. And participants who learned to view
the stress response as helpful for their performance--well,
they were less stressed out, less anxious, more confident. But
the most fascinating finding to me was how their physical stress response changed.
Now, in a typical stress response, your heart rate goes up and
your blood vessels constrict like this. And
this is one of the reasons that chronic stress is sometimes associated with
cardiovascular disease. It's not really healthy to be in this state all the time.
But in the study, when participants viewed their stress response as helpful,
their blood vessels stayed relaxed like this. Their heart was still pounding,
but this is a much healthier cardiovascular profile.
It actually looks a lot like what happens in moments of joy and courage.
Over a lifetime of stressful experiences, this one biological change
could be the difference between a stress-induced heart attack at age 50 and
living well into your 90s. And this is really what the new science of stress
reveals--that how you think about stress matters. So, my goal
as a health psychologist has changed. I no longer want to get rid of your stress.
I want to make you better at stress. And we just did a little intervention.
If you raised your hand and said you'd had a lot of stress in the last year,
we could have saved your life. Because, hopefully, the next time your heart is
pounding from stress, you're going to remember this talk--and you're going to
think to yourself, This is my body helping me rise to this challenge.
And when you view stress in that way, your body believes you. And your stress
response becomes healthier. Now, I said I have over a decade of demonizing
stress to redeem myself from. So, we are going to do one more intervention.
I want to tell you about one of most underappreciated aspects of
the stress response, and the idea is this... Stress makes you social.
To understand this side of stress, we need to talk about a hormone, oxytocin. And
I know oxytocin has already gotten as much hype as a hormone can get.
It even has its own cute nickname--the cuddle hormone. Because it's released when
you hug someone. But, this is a very small part of what oxytocin is involved in.
Oxytocin is a neurohormone. It fine tunes your brain's social instincts.
It primes you to do things that strengthen close relationships.
Oxytocin makes you crave physical contact with your friends and
family. It enhances your empathy. It even makes you more willing to help and
support the people you care about. Some people have even suggested we should
snort oxytocin [INHALING SOUND] to become more compassionate and caring. But
here's what most people don't understand about oxytocin--it's a stress hormone.
Your pituitary gland pumps this stuff out as part of the stress response.
It's as much a part of your stress response as the adrenaline that makes your
heart pound. And when oxytocin is released in the stress response,
it is motivating you to seek support. Your biological stress response is
nudging you to tell someone how you feel, instead of bottling it up.
Your stress response wants to make sure you notice when someone else in your life
is struggling, so that you can support each other. When life is difficult,
your stress response wants you to be surrounded by people who care about you.
Okay, so how is knowing this side of stress going to make you healthier?
Well, oxytocin doesn't only act on your brain.
It also acts on your body. And one of its main
roles in your body is to protect your cardiovascular system from the effects of
stress. It's a natural anti-inflammatory. It also helps your
blood vessels stay relaxed during stress. But my favorite effect on the body is
actually on the heart. Your heart has receptors for this hormone. And
oxytocin helps heart cells regenerate, and heal from any stress induced damage.
This stress hormone strengthens your heart. And the cool thing is,
is that all of these physical benefits of oxytocin are enhanced by social
contact and social support. So, when you reach out to others, under stress,
either to seek support or to help someone else, you release more of this hormone.
Your stress response becomes healthier, and
you actually recover faster from stress. I find this amazing,
that your stress response has a built-in mechanism for stress resilience.
And that mechanism is human connection. I want to finish by telling
you about one more study, and listen up, because this study could also save a life.
This study tracked about a thousand adults in the United States and they ranged
in age from 34 to 93. And they started the study by asking, How much stress
have you experienced in the last year? They also asked,
How much time have you spent helping out friends, neighbors,
people in your community? And then they used public records for
the next five years to find out who died. Okay, so the bad news first.
For every major stressful life experience, like financial difficulties or
family crisis, that increased the risk of dying by 30%.
But--and I hope you are expecting a 'but' by now... But that wasn't true for
everyone. People who spent time caring for
others showed absolutely no stress related increase in dying.
Zero. Caring created resilience.
And so, we see once again that the harmful effects of stress on your health are not
inevitable. How you think and how you act can transform
your experience of stress. When you choose to view your stress response
as helpful, you create the biology of courage. And
when you choose to connect with others under stress, you can create resilience.
Now, I wouldn't necessarily ask for more stressful experiences in my life,
but this science has given me a whole new appreciation for
stress. Stress gives us access to our hearts.
The compassionate heart that finds joy and
meaning in connecting with others, and, yes, your pounding physical heart,
working so hard to give you strength and energy. And when
you choose to view stress in this way, you're not just getting better at stress,
you're actually making a pretty profound statement.
You're saying that you can trust yourself to handle life's challenges.
And, you're remembering that you
don't have to face them alone. Thank you.
[APPLAUSE] Thank you.
[APPLAUSE].
>> This is kind of amazing what you're telling us.
It seems amazing to me that a belief about stress can make so much difference to
someone's life expectancy. How would that extend to advice, like if someone
is making a lifestyle choice between, say, a stressful job and a non-stressful job?
Is it, does it matter that which way they go? It's equally wise to go for
the stressful job, so long as you believe that you can handle it in some sense?
>> Yeah. And one thing we know for certain is that chasing meaning is better for your
health than trying to avoid discomfort. And so, I would say that's really the best
way to make decisions, is go after what it is that creates meaning in your life, and
then trust yourself to handle the stress that follows. >> Thank you so much, Kelly.
>> Indeed. >> That was pretty cool.
[APPLAUSE].
[MUSIC]
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Smoky fire breaks out in Market Square coffee shop - Duration: 1:41.
BUSINESS.
REPORTER: BREATHING RELIEF
TONIGHT, NICHOLAS COFFEE WAS A
PLACE WHERE THE FIRE HAPPENED.
THEY SAY THAT THEY WERE GRATEFUL
FOR PITTSBURGH FIVE FIREFIGHTERS
QUICK RESPONSE.
IT WAS RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO NOLA
RESTAURANT THAT YOU REMEMBER HAD
ITS OWN FIRE PROBLEMS A FEW
YEARS AGO.
THEY ARE ALREADY OPEN FOR
BUINESS THIS EVENING.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO FROM
NOONTIME, DURING THE BUSY LUNCH
HOUR IN MARKET SQUARE PEOPLE
COULD SEE SMOKE RISING ABOVE
SOME BUSINESSES FOLLOWED BY THE
SOUND OF SIRENS FROM APPROACHING
PITTSBURGH FIRETRUCKS.
WORKERS AND CUSTOMERS WITH ARE
EVACUATING THE AFFECT HE DE
AFFECTED BUILDINGS ON THEIR OWN.
THEY DISCOVERED WAS NOT AS BAD
AS IT LOOKED.
IT WAS NOT AT NOLA THAT HAD A A
FIRE A COUPLE YEARS AGO.
IT WAS FROM ROASTING COFFEE
BEANS THAT WAS BURNING, QUICKLY
PUT OUT.
NO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE.
PEOPLE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE AND
THE FIRST RESPONDERS HAD NO WAY
OF KNOWING FOR SURE WHAT FIVE
FIREFIGHTERS WERE FACING UNTIL
THEY GOT INSIDE.
>> ON ARRIVAL THIS WAS -- IT
LOOKED LIKE IT WAS A TERRIBLE
THING WITH LOTS OF SMOKE COMING
FROM THE BUILDING.
>> THEY MOVED QUICK, I THINK
POLICE OFFICERS WERE IN THE
SQUARE AND THEY CALLED IT IN
IMMEDIATELY.
GOT HER FAST AND GOT IT OUT.
>> THE QUICK RESPONSE, IT LOOKED
WORSE THAN IT WAS.
>> YES, THAT IS THE CLASSIC CASE
WHERE YOU CAN'T READ THE BOOK BY
ITS COVER.
REPORTER: AGAIN NICHOLAS SAYS
THAT THEY WILL BE OPEN THEY
BELIEVE TOMORROW FOR NORMAL
BUSINESS AS WE MENTIONED, NOLA
IN THE SQUARE ALREADY REOPENED
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WHAT TO WITH WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS AT DENALI - Duration: 5:12.
almost every visitor who comes to Denali
hopes to experience wildlife up close if
it happens for you while you're out
walking or cycling the park has
regulations and expectations about how
you need to conduct yourself understand
it's not our purpose to scare or
discourage you from exploring the
special place on your own
the simplest and most important thing to
remember is this if your presence
changes the behavior of any wild animal
you are too close in this park
the official minimum safe distance that
you need to maintain from most wild
animals is 25 yards imagine the length
of two shuttle buses parked end-to-end
if an animal wanders within that gap the
park expects you to move to maintain a
distance of at least 25 yards
please respect that distance both for
your safety and to help keep wild
animals healthy and wild while they may
seem tame as they browse willow and
shrubs most are huge and highly
temperamental creatures if I most
charges you run away get behind a tree
or car or any available large object zig
and zag put as much distance between you
and the moose as quickly as possible if
a wolf ever pays more than passing
attention to you while you're out
walking around this Park wants you to be
rude to it
yell at play your arms around don't get
any incentive to become conditioned to
people here in Denali you might have
guessed that there's one big exception
to the 25-yard rule in this park if
you're walking around outside of
building or you're more than six feet
from a hard-sided vehicle that you can
jump inside you must not come within 300
yards of a bear imagine the length of
three football fields or 24 shuttle
buses parked end-to-end if you are
walking in an area where you can't see
for 300 yards around you make noise to
avoid surprise encounters you can talk
sing songs clap hands from time to time
choose something that you can do without
strain for a sustained period for this
purpose unfortunately barabels from
souvenir shops are not proven to be
especially effective if you see a bear
closer than 300 yards too and it hasn't
noticed you yet the smartest thing that
you can do is move in another direction
without calling attention to yourself if
you're in a spot where a bear has
noticed you stay calm
do not run predators are hard-wired to
chase after things you need to keep your
instincts and check to keep from
triggering the instincts that are built
into that bear so stay calm
do not run if you're with a group of
people gathered together raise and
gently wave your arms to make yourself
look a little bigger
the best thing you can do for yourself
in this situation talk through it
nothing else in the outdoors sounds like
the human voice there's no need to yell
or hard to make yourself understood what
you have to say to the bear really
doesn't matter so long as you stay put
and stay calm
do not drop your pack as a distraction
and allow a bear to obtain a food reward
from you that animal if it learns to
shake down other hikers may be destined
for very unpleasant control measures or
worse if matters escalate it's vital
that you stand your ground
stay calm do not run in the
extraordinary circumstance in which
physical contact becomes imminent or
crizzly bear actually knocks you down
do not resist tuck your knees to your
chest interlace your fingers around the
back of your neck and keep your pack on
your back to protect your spine let the
bear deal with you as a perceived threat
if the attack persists interns predatory
though right back with anything you have
left
there's an important distinction to make
here between grizzly bears and black
bears both exist here in Denali
Grizzlies typically have a disc-shaped
face black bears usually have a more
pointed and distinctive Roman nose
Grizzlies have a large home between
their shoulders
it's all muscle they used to route up
the tundra black bears have no such hump
if you have an encounter with a black
bear in Denali that follows our stock
shoot be prepared to skip all of the
niceties and fight back immediately if
you're going to be in Alaska long enough
to invest in pepper spray ask a park
ranger how to use it safely and be sure
to tell bus drivers that you're carrying
it so they can store it securely before
you climb on board if you have an
encounter with any wild animal during
your time here in Denali it's important
that you report the incident to a park
ranger as soon as possible
this information is critical to park
managers who strive to keep both people
and Wildlife healthy and safe to learn
more
stop into a park visitor center
or check out the park website at
www.sec.gov /d ena
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Om Seng Bora - How to Get Promoted | Success Reveal - Duration: 5:14.
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'Please man, I've got a kid,' clerk says during NE OKC armed robbery - Duration: 1:24.
HEAST 23RD AND MLK.
JONATHAN: YOU CAN REALLY HEAR
THE PANIC IN THAT CLERKS VOICE.
TONIGHT POLICE ARE HOPING THIS
GOOD SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE WILL
LEAD THEM TO THE SUSPECT
THE CLICK OF A GUN, A STARTLING
SOUND FOR A SORE CLERK IN
NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA CITY.
>> THAT IS THE SUSPECT RACKING A
ROUND INTO THE GUN.
JONATHAN: THIS SURVEILLANCE
FOOTAGE RELEASED JUST TODAY BY
POLICE TAKES YOU RIGHT INTO THE
MIDDLE OF AN ARMED ROBBERY.
THE VIDEO IS FROM A ROBBERY LAST
WEEK AT A-1 EXPRESS NEAR NE 28TH
AND MLK.
AROUND 8:30, THIS MAN WALKS IN
NATS, GUN CLICKS PULLS A GUN AND
DEMANDS CASH.
THE CLERK IS QUICKLY PANICKED.
THEN, HE MAKES PLEA.
YOU CAN SEE THE CLERK TAKES BILL
AFTER BILL AND THROWS INTO THE
BAG.
AND WHILE HANDING IT OVER HE
MAKES ONE LAST APPEAL TO THE
CROOK.
>> PLEASE DON'T SHOOT, PLEASE
DON'T SHOOT.
JONATHAN: POLICE SAY THAT
SUSPECT HAD A LIGHT ATTACHED TO
HIS GUN, WHICH THEY SAY IS
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Names of Patterns - English Vocabulary - Happy Valentine's Day! - Duration: 3:54.
My mom and I are making Valentine's decorations.
And she made these hearts.
And I'm working on this one.
It has red and pink zigzags on it.
And all of these hearts have patterns on them.
[title]
All of these hearts have stripes.
This heart has vertical stripes.
This heart has diagonal stripes.
And this heart has horizontal stripes.
This one isn't exactly striped because
these are wavy lines.
And so these wavy lines are like curves that go like this.
My mom made these ones, too.
And this heart has polka dots on it.
And this one has a checkered pattern on it.
A checkered pattern is just squares, but they're two different colors
...on each one.
These hearts are plain.
And this is solid red. And this is solid pink.
Clothing can have many different patterns or designs,
but I usually wear solid colors like black and gray.
I wanted to make a heart with a plaid pattern on it, like my shirt right here...
and...but it was kind of hard to make.
There are some shirts in my closet that I never wear,
like this plaid shirt.
This is my dad's. It's a blue checkered shirt.
Sometimes I wear this striped tie for special occasions, like school concerts.
This is a doll, and I don't really play with it.
But it has a polka-dot dress.
What kinds of patterns do you like to wear?
Anything that repeats is a pattern, like these colors.
Thanks for watching.
And Happy Valentine's Day!
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2017 Wrap Up | Books 6-11 [CC] - Duration: 7:56.
Hey guys, so today's video is going to be
my wrap-up for books six through eleven of 2017.
I have three books and three manga
to talk about. So yeah, let's get started.
So the sixth book I read in 2017 was
Bird Box by Josh Malerman. This is a
supposedly horror novel. I've seen some
people say it's the most terrifying
book they've ever read. That was not the
case for me, but I did end up actually
really enjoying this and I found it was
more enjoyable when I thought of it more
as a mystery rather than a horror novel,
because this was not scary in the
slightest. I've read scary stories
on the internet that are way scarier than
this. So for me it failed
as a horror novel but I did really
enjoy reading it more for the mystery.
It's a dual timeline novel, so the
present is four years after these
creatures have appeared- and if you see
them you die- and then the other
timeline is right when they first appear
as the main character is trying to survive.
I gave this book 3 stars, just
because it's marketed as a horror novel,
it's supposed to be a horror novel, but it
did absolutely nothing to scare me at
all. When I read a
horror novel, I want to be scared. I want
to really be scared, and this did
nothing for me in that sense, but I did
really enjoy reading it. I think some
people complained about the ending, but I
actually liked the ending as well. I feel
like that was the only way it could have
ended. This book also made me
think a lot, because the
characters... they can't look at things
otherwise they are in danger of seeing
one of the creatures and dying, so you
don't know whether the things they are
experiencing are actually happening or
whether they're imagining it.
I think that's what scares people. It
didn't scare me, but it made me think
about stuff. So yeah, I did really enjoy
this, but again, I could only give it three
stars because it's supposed to be scary
and it wasn't. But I did really like
it and I would recommend it.
Next I read Attack on Titan 11 and 12. I can
show you the cover of this one because
it's not too bad but the other
one is really bad. I've been reading Attack on
Titan, I'm trying to catch up with the
manga so I can read it with along with
the monthly releases and these two I enjoyed.
Volume 11 is more just like a
flight volume which... I know some people,
when they're reading shounen manga, they
prefer the fights and I don't. I prefer
the story elements, especially in this
series.
I mean, I like just looking at the scary
Titans, but the actual fight scenes don't
really do much for me. I have been
enjoying learning more about this Attack
on Titan world and mysteries are being
cleared up and introduced, so I'm liking
that. It's just that these are both
basically fight volumes and I could take
that or leave that, so I gave you these
like 3 stars.
Nect book I read was Room by Emma
Donoghue. It was told from the
perspective of a five-year-old boy and
all he knows is this room he's lived in
for his entire life and he lives there
with his mother. I don't know how
to review this book. I still haven't
written my review for it on Goodreads
because I don't know how to explain my
thoughts on this.
I can't even say whether or not I enjoyed
it. It definitely made me think. I
don't know whether it would have been
better if it wasn't told from the
perspective of the five-year-old boy.
There were some things that I felt
fit that but then there were some that
didn't. Like sometimes... This boy's voice was
very monotonous and not very emotional,
even though he's in a very emotional
situation, so sometimes I kind of zoned
out and had to reread things because his
voice is all the same the entire time.
But I don't know whether I would say that's
a bad thing or not. I can't even say
whether I liked it or not. I guess I gave
it four stars on Goodreads. I have not
seen the movie so I think I'm going to
do that if I go get the chance to and
then maybe
I'll have different thoughts on this. I don't
know. I don't regret reading it, I
don't feel like it was a waste of time
or anything, I just don't really know how
to portray my thoughts on this.
Next I read Toriko volume 9. This is more manga.
So I'm loving Toriko a lot. I may have
bought all the volumes that are out right now
because I'm liking it so much. But yeah,
it's more shounen manga. I love to read shounen
manga and I'm really loving this.
This volume is more adventure and set up
for the next volume, which will be a
pretty big volume- I mean in terms of
like fighting and stuff. It's shounen
battle manga, I don't really know what
else to say about it.
I do still love all the creatures and
things and the lore for this world and
stuff I really enjoy.
I'm liking Torko, I will keep
reading Toriko. And then lastly in this
wrap-up is The Rest of Us Just Live Here
by Patrick Ness. So the synopsis is... this
takes place in a world where all
the other YA novels kind of take place
basically, so they're constantly
experiencing these really weird
phenomenon. The main
characters in this never have to deal
with that, they're not those characters.
There are other characters
in this book that we don't focus on
that have to deal with all those things
and these are just people that exist in
that world. This is very much a
contemporary book with some sci-fi
elements, I would say, but they're
definitely not the main focus. This is
definitely a contemporary book focusing
on friendship. There is a romance in
this book which normally I don't like
contemporary and I really don't like
contemporary romance, but I like the way
this was handled. It's very rare for
me to enjoy a romance in a contemporary
book, guys. It's very rare for me to enjoy
a contemporary book at all, and I did actually
really enjoy this. The most important thing for
me to tell you about this book is that
it feels very realistic. The main
character feels like a teenager.
This is told in first-person point of
view, which usually I find very very
boring, but I did not find this one
boring.
I actually really felt like- the guy's
name is Mike- Mike's voice was... it was a voice
of a real human and not a computer, which
I feel happens sometimes.
I just really love the characters and
all the friendships and I feel like this
is a very realistic book that focuses on
friendship and family and loneliness.
I feel like that's a thing. I don't know, it
feels like a very realistic portrayal of
what it's like to be a teenager. I gave
this a 4 out of 5 stars because I did
really enjoy it. I would
recommend it if you like Patrick Ness. I
don't know if I'd recommend this if you
like contemporary, because I don't like
contemporary and I enjoyed it, so I don't
know. If you're just looking for a
friendship story,
that's what I would recommend. So yeah, those are
books six through eleven in my 2017 wrap
up. Let me know your thoughts on any of
the books I had to show you today in this
video. If you're interested, my
Goodreads and Twitter are in the description,
otherwise I'll see you guys in the next
video. Bye!
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(Eng Subs) We give 14 tonnes coal & food to those in need in Vesele - Duration: 5:13.
Leonova! Yes
Chub! I'm here!
Kozlov Alexander! He's not here
Galasnoi! Here he is.
Vova said to me and I came.
Patrick Lankaster with assistance of DPR armed forces
brought help: 14 tons of coal
and 55 food packages which includes chicken,
bread and tea – things necessary for inhabitants
who have been constantly living here under constant shelling.
Thank You very much for this help.
Thanks to all involved people who answered for respond
and helped to provide aid for these people.
Thank you very much.
Escort of DPR armed forces representative is necessary
due to the fact that intensive shellings lasts already for two weeks
and this village – Veseloe, is situated practically at the contact line.
Thank you very much for not forgetting us.
May God give you health. That's what I wish to you.
Honestly, it's very hard for us.
We're lacking coal. Previous time there was not enough coal.
But we somehow able to survive.
We made stove. It's cold. We're heating a bit…
Life has turned into survival. Roof is broken.
Thankfully we still have gas. All windows are broken.
I invite you to my house. You may look on it. Heating is damaged…
We've put all our life into this house. Wanted to leave it for grandkids. But now…
We're trying to survive by ourselves. That's all.
Just thank you for not forgetting us. You came with help for second or even third time.
I want to thank you so much! May God give you health. Don't forget about us. Thank you!
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Could Nintendo Switch be Good? - Duration: 4:11.
Soooooooo
Let me preface by saying: I'm not trying to bash the Nintendo Switch here
Heck I'm trying to scrape together enough money to buy the thing.
But I'm worried
I don't want this to turn into another Wii U scenario,
where Nintendo didn't really have a clear idea how to market the thing.
For example
People either thought the Wii U was a new accessory for the Wii, not unlike the Udraw tablet.
Or they thought it was… well what the Switch is today.
And on top of that, the launch lineup wasn't the greatest.
I mean Nintendo Land and erm.. erm
wait what else was there?
I'm being serious, I literally can't remember any other launch titles of the top of my head.
take that as a bad sign when you can't remember one really good launch title.
Now don't get me wrong, Nintendo Land did what it was supposed to.
It showcased the new features of the wii u gamepad and the different ways the gamepad could've been used.
But no one ended up using those extra features except Nintendo.
And while we're on the topic, Third Party Support!
The Wii U had next to none after launch because it was to difficult to develop for,
and it didn't sell well enough that a Wii U port of the next Call of Duty or Fifa would be warranted.
Take Segas and Big Red Buttons Wii U exclusive, Sonic Boom Rise of Lyric as an example.
hat game was riddled with bugs and technical difficulties that probably came from the fact
that they didn't even know they were making the game for Wii U in the first place.
On top of that the Wii U's hardware was considerably weaker
than the unspecified "next-gen hardware" they were supposed to develop it for.
That together with the engine used not being supported to work on the Wii U
led to the disaster known as Sonic Boom.
Though most of these problems seems to be solved with the Switch.
he marketing for the switch seems to be a lot clearer,
They have a clear idea of who to market to and the different ways the Switch might be used.
Next! the launch titles.
Now to be honest i was a bit sceptical about 1-2-Switch
but after trying the games at the pre launch event, they ended up being pretty fun.
As long as you have someone to play with.
Sadly I didn't get to play breath of the wild because I didn't want to wait for 5 hours to play for 20 minutes.
In conclusion i want to say that I am still a bit sceptical about the switch,
But after trying the games Í was reassured that Nintendo has some idea of what they're doing.
I mean the games are good enough,
all might not be system sellers, but with a strong emphasis on local multiplayer and portability
they made the best console to take with you on that next trip to Spainland.
Anyways guys, those were my thoughts on the switch. What do you think about the console and what i could be?
Are you worried? are you not? are you going to get it?
Because I am
Sound of in the comments, and if you enjoyed the video
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If you think other people should see this video, why not share it
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Anyways see you in the next video.
Mmmmbye bye
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Overcome fear of driving - Online Mindfulness Therapy for New York & New Jersey - Duration: 2:21.
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I see people throughout America, including New York and New Jersey and Florida and the
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Folding Puppet Furniture - Duration: 8:45.
Hello and welcome to another one of my videos.
In this one we are going to be looking at puppet furniture
but furniture that folds away. And all these pieces of furniture
fold away into about this amount of space. Now some of the pieces of furniture
like this one here is made in two pieces. The lid comes off and you can
store that away, and the other piece is basically a U shape
With a front and two sides, with hinges so that they can fold away.
Now, it's a little bit annoying because the two of them can get separated
in the storage, but at least it works.
Now this one in the center here this larger one, the lid also comes off that
and it's a U shape just like the others but where the sides are
a little bit smaller, and they don't overlap, you can close them
and then I have a stick, which is nice and flexible, so that when you pivot it
it pivots about this point, and it will hold it closed, for when you store it away.
Now , these three small ones here are similar, but the lid on it, is attached
by a cloth hinge here , and it's a loose hinge, so that when you fold
in the two sides, that lid will hinge over and go on the other side of the two
back pieces and front piece, and it will store nice and flat like that.
Now, this one here is the same. The lid lifts up and there is
its cloth hinge, the two sides fold in, the lid goes down and then
it folds flat also. Now some furniture have its sides
butted into the front panel, because it's not important that be seen
or not seen, but others like this one, is butted on the side because
it is important that it is seen from this side, and also this crack here
has to remain closed. Also the whole thing has to be open and not close
and don't do that during the filming so what we can do there is on the lid here
we can make a little locator peg which then goes into that little
hole there, then it folds down, and that helps hold the thing secure when it's open
Now some articles when they fold away they are not very wide so that
when those two sides fold in, they are not going to fold neatly like a book there
One is going to have to fold in further and then you have to allow
a little bit of extra depth there so that the other will fold on top of it.
and then that cloth one goes right over the top, and it folds away flat.
Now, usually you have some hinges to be able to hinge things together
except for that cloth one at the top which has to be reasonably flexible
to bend, but you can also, like in this case,
use a cloth a hinge as well and it works fine.
And then there are some more complicated ones where the legs move in
and they will fold down, so they fold like that.
Occasionally I didn't have any metallic hinges, and so like this one,
I didn't use cloth, because it was made of a frame I was able to
make them out of wood, so that they can double over, and it will fold away nicely.
So, let's make one with wooden hinges.
I've cut out my panels, and there are three draws and a door simulated.
And here is the frame, so I am going to nail that all together.
So there I have it, and I am going to inset those into there,
so on the other side, I am going to have to take some 10mm sticks and
go right around each of those borders to support those there.
Now, I have made two sides, and I could but it like this, or I could put it
at the back..I think I will do it that way Now I am going to take a stick
to make my hinges. Four of those of course and mark. Put it in there and
mark this way, then allowing for that board, I am going to mark it
So that way then, cut that piece out. And there it is, and then I am going to
drill a hole through here and then round off those corners, so that it is a circle.
So it will end up like that. Put it in here, mark it, then we are
going to nail it on , and there is going to be one here and one down
this end as well. Nail a small nail, or screw a screw
in there, so that now it will bend.
Now , I am going to need a lid so here is a board, put that on top and
just cut it to size. And there we have the lid, and I just
put a stick on the edge of that board just to pretty it up a bit
and now let's make the cloth hinge. Now, in the back here
we are going to be putting a line along the top on the lid, just to know
where we are going to put a groove. Now , it doesn't matter how
you do your groove, just make a groove.
and it's going to be wide enough...
So that you can fit a stick in here which is going to hold the cloth in place.
So , then I am going to get some cloth nice and strong, put that over the groove
and put my stick on there, whack it in with a hammer.
And then nail it in with some small nails.
Then put the body of it on top of the lid line up that cloth and then
give it enough length so it's going to be a loose joint, and then a stick
on top of that, and nail it on.
Next I am going to take a stick and make a block, for the
locator pin at the back, and glue and nail that one on.
And one for the other side as well.
Then I'll mark that center of that and a distance, and also on the lid
Make that reference, drill a hole and put a peg in, such as this.
Now, you can put some locator pins in the front parts as well, but from here
its' just cosmetics like putting some nobs on that I made, onto the drawers
and also some fake hinges which are just some round, half rounds,
put in the joint there. Now, everything was folding away OK
but I wanted it to fold totally flat So I reduced that a little bit so they
don't cross over here, so they are flat and I also reduced therefore the top
a little bit to compensate for that, and this stick here, I countersunk it so it's flat
So now it does go nice and flat, and it does fold flat now.
So there it is. All you need to do now is maybe varnish it paint it, look after it
Use it, and then after that,
Fold it and store it away.
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How To Delete A YouTube Channel - "STEP BY STEP Guide!" - Duration: 3:58.
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Click on your profile image & click on the gear icon which is youtube settings.
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Click on your channel icon on the top right and select manage account
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Sign in again & click on the delete icon beside Google Plus.
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[MV Theory] BTS '(봄날 Spring Day)' : You never walk alone - Duration: 13:16.
BTS has shown us
through the HYYH series: 1. Wandering and rebellion because we do not want to escape from youth,
2. WINGS, we have seen a lively approach to maturity by overcoming the lonely, sad and difficult growth.
For more information, please visit our Dream Teller video.
This project, which shows the story of foreign affairs that WINGS has not done yet
Let's get started right away.
V enters without fear in the railway track and hears his ears to the rail.
V resists the absurdity created by adults in the previous series of HYYH,
and kills impulsive customs and rules,
On the other hand, V showed guilt and suffering in the departure.
It was the most turbulent maturity type.
And on the following train trip, JungKook is alone.
This train is a train leaving Omelas.
JungKook showed his maturation a little later along with other members in WINGS.
Junkook was lonely whether everyone had left me alone.
And he showed the fear of maturity as he watched other members pain of maturity.
Such JungKook finally finally decided to get out of youth.
RapMonster opens the door and returns.
RapMonster was on his way to maturity alone and
turn to the road of youth again to be together for the V who finds him and the struggling members.
Like this, RapMonster is back on the way back to the members,
especially V, in springtime.
There is a motel waiting outside.
There are still Omelas, members who are not out of juveniles(HYYH) waiting for RapMonster.
And then I see the train again.
And Rapmonster passes through the JungKook which is left alone and opens the rear door of the train.
As he opens the door, the Omelas are seen again.
his is because Omelas and the train are crossed
because the BTS has to leave this youth but can not leave.
Omelas. It is eternal youth.
It's always a fun place to spend your day with your loved ones without worrying,
like 'I am the main character of the world!'
You can see how sweet the time there is, how much they do not want to break, and how happy they are.
Obviously, JungKook is the way behind his older blos,
is not it strange to see him leave like this at the same time?
s I said before, all BTS members are Sinclair and Damian at the same time.
They are people who are both mature and enthusiastic and at the same time walking on their own.
It is difficult to say that a mature person, not yet mature, is a starting point.
HYYH and WINGS are not always completely immature,
but as one step has taken careful steps, the BTS is worried at the end of the youth.
On the other hand, this Omelas is
a space that stops unnaturally like an eternal winter through RapMonster's lyrics
As you know, this Omelas, one sacrifice is needed for eternal youth to be sustained.
One of them. Who is on the BTS?
It is not a particular member of the seven members.
not alone. Everyone.
Everyone is staying in eternal pain, hiding each other from each other, to stay in eternal bliss.
The BTS members, each a Sinclair and Damian, can not leave this false happiness, Omelas,
so they can not integrate their painful experiences and growing pains into their own selves
and pretend to be okay and laughing.
Because JungKook is in the fear of maturity.
Because Jimin is afraid that he will be left in a cold solitude.
Because V has a disgust for self-disobedient and wandering
Because Suga is in a great pain : pain of maturity
Because J-hope has a desire to stay in motherhood.
Because RapMonster is concerned about such members.
Because Jin is afraid that the innocence of youth and the moment that everyone can do will disappear
Well, eternal youth?
Actually, nothing like that.
Yes, it is a false happiness that turned away from pain.
To mature, you have to accept pain and integrate with your self,
and if you stop forever in growing pains, you are only sick.
Like this washing machine.
Jin put in the coin.
The reason for the fact that this is not forever ending implies that Jin is the biggest.
Jin takes a picture like this
for members going up the endless stairs with a square.
The stairway that turns into this square is eternal youth that will not end like a washing machine.
Jin is not mature and wants to keep that moment forever.
He wants to hold everything with his hands.
And, MV is expressing it through the rides which rusted the figure that
can not be left and always misses eternal youth which can say that it is false happiness.
At the same time, in lyrics
Expressing a heart that always misses youth.
JungKook also misses Omelas, where seemed to be still forever.
It was a happy and enjoyable moment,
a group of people who could understand each other.
Here again V is visible.
V is a person who understands Jin more deeply.
So it expresses the mind of Jin who tried to leave a picture like this.
In the old HYYH, V first left for maturity,
but the mind that I wanted to do was not different.
Fireworks and candles here are the expression of a matchstick girl story,
even though the moment of happiness may be fooled, they want the moment to be forever.
So the members are looking at the candle with a little dark look.
Jin is making a little smile on his own.
he wishes this moment was forever.
I see Suga sitting leaning back and forth among the many abandoned clothes like this pile.
The clothes that will not wear anymore are like
abandoned things like the ones that do not fit me, leaving the past past behind and leaving.
Suga feels like throwing away the clothes that get out of the youth,
and at the same time thinks of himself as an abandoned suit who can not leave the youth.
On the contrary, J-hope starts off with maternal love.
It is like a paper airplane that entrusts the body to the wind in a way that overcomes his obsession and fear.
When J-hope finally finally let the plane fly to the sky,
JungKook, who was in false happiness, begins to move.
The landscape that turned from day to night seems to indicate the time he spent in agony.
As members leave for eternity and leave for maturity,
Jin stops forever trying to put them in the picture.
By the way, the train leaving Omelas, on the way to maturity,
looks like no one but only Jungkook.
So JungKook thoght,
"Do I leave this alone? Do I have to continue this trip alone?"
He look for his bros in that fear and tension.
He is baffled by the boundaries of youth and maturity and does not know what to do.
However, when he ran out of Omelas, I was able to meet the BTS members who thought he had left.
JungKook then leaves his mind with his members who have decided to mature.
JungKook trains pass in front of them and the point changes as soon as
JungKook is on the train for the first time.
You can see the eternal youth, the end of the eternal winter,
the long tunnels, and the time of the recollection you saw earlier.
JungKook keeps on turning on the matches and the members appear and disappear according to the light.
I can see that youth has not wanted to end forever.
But those days, past, once worn clothes, were not the clothes abandoned in the basement,
but they were firmly supporting the members like mountains rising toward the sky.
HYYH, the most beautiful moment of your life was not over.
Winter shows that cherry blossoms sweep and spring is coming.
Unlike the concerns of JungKook, youth was able to mature all together.
Spring day,
youth does not just end, it shows a change to a new beginning as a long winter and spring again.
A new beginning, spring day has arrived.
Wait.
There are two things I do not tell.
I did not tell V of the abandoned train station and Jimin standing in the sea with the shoes.
Abandoned train station, Iryeong station is a non-passenger station in Yangju city, Gyeonggi-do.
Now they are only handling freight trains.
V, who was left alone in that station,
could not get on the train like any other member,
but thanks to RapMonster, who has always been on his side,
he is on a train together.
The figure of walking alone on the railway line represents the youths
who are moving forward even though they are slower than others without giving up.
And Jimin.
I will tell you before we start talking.
I tried to be really careful.
You have not even seen the content that says in my mouth that it is related to sewol ferry tragedy.
I always talked about possibilities.
I was always afraid of how frustrating I would look
if I touched and interjected the tears and pain they experienced,
and that I would give them another hurt with arrogance.
I noticed that I was just caught up in an interest in obsession, "Everything is related to the tragedy!"
However, this music video surely felt.
Many people who are victims of sewol ferry tragedy,
among them Ansan students who will stay in eternal youth.
When talking about youth, children who will always stay there and never see mature forever.
Like the scapegoats of Omelas,
it is hard to face us, and some friends who might have been turning a bit hard.
This sea means the tragic sea,
and the shoes means the children who will be staying in eternal youth.
Jimin brings shoes from the sea.
These shoes are not shoes of any of the members here.
But Jimin always put the shoes around
and expressed them as if the victims were staying together in Omelas.
Jimin and BTS leave the youth that seemed to be eternal,
and approach the tree at the beginning of its end, maturity.
Then he put the shoes on that tree,
There is an installation called Shoe tree.
There are many stories in the origin of the birth : just for fun, for the graduation ceremony etc.
he most famous story is this story.
When his father died and could not send him away,
his daughter, who was only saddened,
put fathers shoes on and always came to the tree and remembers her father.
Is it all right that talking about youth without them? or jump-off?
Those who are suspicious are stories that are tiring and avoiding.
Their children's shoes like this BTS hangs at the end of youth and the beginning of maturity.
Not long ago, BTS and Bighit sent donations to the victims and their bereaved families.
Their donation seemed like a promise that they would never turn their eyes away from the tragedy.
So at the end of this BTS show, this music video seems to be
more true
and warmer.
At the beginning of maturity, at the end of youth,
the BTS will not forget the sewol ferry tragedy victims and
the numerous minorities that overlap the white shoes.
The petals are scattered over the mind of the BTS to forget them.
They never say let alone walk.
The music video "Spring Day" of BTS
featuring warm comforts for young people
who feel that it is hard for us to feel alone.
Let's take a look at that music video again. Recalling who I could reach out to.
It was dream of Dream Teller. thanks.
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Trump On New Immigration Policy Announcement 'You'll See Something Next Week' - Duration: 3:05.
Trump On New Immigration Policy Announcement �You�ll See Something Next Week�
by Charles Campbell.
President Donald Trump is making plans to circumvent the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
ruling which put an indefinite suspension on an executive order temporarily halting
immigration from seven terror-linked countries.
During a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the president said
his administration will �be doing something very rapidly� in the name of providing security
for the country.
�You�ll see something next week,� Trump said.
Reports coming from the White House indicate the president is drafting a new executive
order.
However, Trump has made it clear he will continue to fight Thursday�s Appeals Court ruling
and is confident in an eventual victory.
�We will continue to go through the court process, and I have no doubt that we will
win that particular case,� Trump said.
The 9th Circuit Court ruled unanimously Thursday in its decision to suspend the executive order.
�We hold that the government has not shown a likelihood of success on the merits of its
appeal, nor has it shown that failure to enter a stay would cause irreparable injury, and
we therefore deny its emergency motion for a stay,� the court said.
Trump responded to the announcement, as expected, via Twitter.
Conservative columnist and lawyer Ben Shapiro argued the ruling was an act of judicial tyranny
by the 9th Circuit and could possibly be overturned in the Supreme Court.
In an article written Thursday, Shapiro listed the multiple weak points in the judiciary�s
ruling.
�Perhaps the craziest element of the ruling: The statement that everyone from lawful permanent
residents to aliens with a visa traveling abroad has due process rights.
The court even says that illegal aliens have due process rights.
The Constitution isn�t just for citizens anymore � which begs the question as to
why anyone would bother applying for citizenship,� Shapiro wrote.
Other flaws with the decision according to Shapiro were the court refusing to strike
down portions of the executive order and looking for Trump�s motive instead of interpreting
the actual text of the law.
One of the major criticisms of the executive order was that it focused primarily on Muslims.
In fact, the media dubbed it a �Muslim ban.� But, Trump has maintained the move was about
keeping terrorists out of out the country.
�This is not about religion,� he said after signing the order.
�This is about terror and keeping our country safe.
There are over 40 different countries worldwide that are majority Muslim that are not affected
by this order.�
What do you think?
Scroll down to comment below.
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valentine day is for everyone Lightning fast love dr - Duration: 2:59.
hello youtube welcome a lighted path
love dr. we're going to talk about the
day going to talk about Valentine's Day
we're like okay we're going to a
Valentine's Day me that I got no girl
i'm going to eat he took a heart shape
and plan my computer with my buddies
valentine's Day is a day for lovers
wrong everybody appreciate the people
you have a look at a computer they
represent a person that left the last
conversation ever had with him we build
it kind of monument always around her
him was gonna be doing
you'd be like okay what should best
Valentine's day ever head
ok let me tell you about a couple had
one time when I was working without
senior year now your school is where a
big big lot and we still very
valentine's day i think i got some dog
thing i know i have I made her heart
shape PETA thing that's how I have to
pan guys on another is it was in college
i bought like necklaces and I misread
the name on a necklace because I thought
it was hers in his there's only hers so
there and the best whatever had it was
last year
now I body we watch Deadpool and we send
my 7th at 2nd shake my 23 years 11 that
was the best one and then didn't involve
some stupid girl like one we measure on
Valentine's Day take someone you have
somebody we have something alright and a
15 because i love tallit love palooza
you get candy
half-off ability all of it
culture said he'll have a date because
then you get pat but around a co-leader
away are near guy Brown time today you
look at it you laugh you and you thank
God not one of the middle people that's
a celebrate valentine
today I'm love dr. like that didn't help
anything life
it did valentine's Day is not some
stupid marketing thing like by this by
this back did you buy card
yeah i bought it for my buddies you
tried again Valentine's very which
probably fitting but in it
Chris with shape unworldly each other
and we always laugh by watching is
laughing now i'm on telly because inside
jokes the best but you like comment
subscribe and what's below what your
best Valentine's back don't have to be
dead pool I'll take anything
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My Problem with Valentine's Day - The Lion Show - Duration: 7:34.
I wonder what special occasion will happen the day I'll upload this video...
*pop*
Oh God...
Hello everyone and welcome to The Lion Show!
Now, I don't want to start on the wrong foot with you,
but I have a serious problem with this day
and I need to talk about it.
Along with my birthday and Christmas,
Valentine's Day is one of those days of the year
when things always go off the rails.
So, what's the deal?
In my previous video, I mentioned that I deleted all my tumblr posts recently.
What I didn't tell you was that I kept a backup of all of them.
You know,
for future reference.
Who knows when I'll find some use to all that junk?
Well,
apparently today,
since in some of those posts I talked about,
guess what?
Love!
So, I guess it's time to dig through them
and hopefully I'll find something that can illustrate my...
...biggest problem with Valentine's.
Let's see... what do we have here?
Oh.
Look at this lovely title!
"DO NOT
BELIEVE
IN LOVE."
Very interesting indeed.
I wonder what heartwarming words I wrote on this subject...
"If someone approaches you saying they love you,
RUN.
It's like someone offering you a bucket of lava.
At first you're like:
"Wow, so cool!"
AND THEN THEY THROW IT ON YOU
AND MELT YOUR BODY AND SOUL."
Ah, comparing love to lava...
Indeed a heartwarming piece of poetry...
...or should I say
heartBURNING?
(I guess now I understand why I deleted all this stuff...)
Huh.
Anyway,
I particularly like the next excerpt.
"If they persist,
CHASE THEM WITH A CROSS
OR WHATEVER YOUR RELIGION USES TO BANISH EVIL."
Yeah...
You probably noticed the issue here...
Not too great on the love department...
I wasn't like this before...
Actually, I used to be very apathetic to love.
It took me a long time until I decided to give someone a chance.
And... what happened when I finally did?
Let's say things went so well that to this day
I'm still trying to process
WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED.
I've never been unhappier in my life...
And to me, love became synonymous with disaster.
But, I bet you're not here to listen to me complain about my past relationships
so, moving on.
You know, my last video was a little too heavy...
And this time I wanted to do something more...
positive and uplifting;
send some motivation to you all...
And then I chose to talk about an emotion I completely loathe.
Except...
That's not really true.
Stick with me,
I promise that even if you share the same despise for love as I do,
or just... usually spend your Valentine's without a partner,
you'll find new appreciation for this day
and find a new way to celebrate it.
Back in that tumblr post,
someone (whose name I can't pronounce) commented that
love is not just the concept of romantic love that society and the media try to shove down your throat all the time.
And I pretty much agree.
So far, I've only been referring to romantic love.
And I still think romantic love is just
cheesy, empty nonsense.
But,
I do care about and value other types of love...
Love...
for my family,
for example.
I don't get to say this often,
but I do love my family a lot.
I love my parents,
I love my sister,
I love my cat...
I love my aunt, who has always treated me like a second mother.
I love my grandparents,
both my grandmas are amazing, caring ladies
who I admire so much...
I really do love my family.
If it weren't for them...
I wouldn't have all the possibilities I do.
And, what about love for my friends?
The first time I started celebrating Valetine's differently,
was by writing a huge letter to my best friend telling how much I love her.
I currently have two people
who I consider to be the best that a friend can be...
...and I absolutely love them both.
If it wasn't for them,
I probably wouldn't be here today.
...Trust me.
I have many other friends who I also consider to be very important in my life
and even though I don't tell them that often enough,
I do love them too.
And do you know who else I love?
All of you who supported my first video.
Ha!
How was that for a segway?
Truth is, I asked for your feedback and it would be pointless if I didn't address it.
I won't reply to comments often, because while that's manageable now
if my channel grows it will become impossible to reply to all at some point.
Instead, I want to dedicate some time to just address the feedback you gave me at the end of the video.
And boy,
I was so happy
to wake up and read all your encouraging messages.
Thank you so much for it.
And to address your concerns, don't worry!
I'll keep pushing this project forwards and... worry less about making it perfect.
Once again,
thank you for all the support.
To wrap things up,
I think there are a lot of people in our lives that deserve to get some of our love...
And not...
...just one, who might not even be there tomorrow.
And if you hate being alone on Valetine's Day,
I hope this video showed you that you're... never truly alone.
And there's always someone in need for a hug... right beside you.
I know Valentine's Day is about romantic love...
But I say screw that.
Let's celebrate all kinds of love.
And even if you enjoy celebrating it with your significant other,
what's a lover if not a best friend who you can be intimate with?
Share the love and your thoughts in the comments.
This is me signing off.
Until next time,
stay awesome.
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Bonus vocabulary : English words you can use in Brazil; letter D - Duration: 1:49.
You have reached the letter D.
dance
darling
debate
decent
decimal
define
delete
delinquent
delivery
delta
dengue
dental
design
designer
desktop
detergent
detox
diagonal
diesel
diet
different
digital
dimensional
dike
display
distant
diploma
Disk jockey
DNA
dogma
dominant
doping
dorsal
down
download
drag queen
drink
computer drive
drive-thru
dual
DVD
dynamite
See you at letter E.
Or go back to the class.
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