Youtube daily report w Jan 19 2018

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My biggest crisis in the Dominican life I experienced when I'd realized

the very important motivation forcing me to join the order was of awfully little spiritual nature.

Well, I wanted to get out of my family home as soon as possible.

I did want to get out of my home effectively, so I couldn't go to the seminary,

as the seminary is too close. Then I would have to visit home often, and I wanted to get out of there.

The reasons were different.

Therefore, suddenly, years later, after my ordination, after solemn vows, I realized

how huge was the contribution of this negative motivation, this very immature motivation.

Therefore, I faced the question, ' Has this put an end to my vocation?'

Then I realized Jesus had called me to follow this way just as He'd called you to your marriage,

as He called you to your committment, one way or another.

But as my call hasn't ended, Jesus has been appointing me all the time whom He wants me to have.

Today we read in the Gospel that He appointed twelve.

This is not a one-time action, it is the entire process including also purification of some very immature motivations.

The process which involves deepening the motivation to make my identity really mature,

just the one Jesus, the Lord, wants.

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Carros de Brinquedo para Crianças | Caminhões de Construção | Video para Criançinhas - Duration: 12:44.

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Una semplice formula spiega perché Nike ha smesso di essere cool - Duration: 6:59.

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ABC TURKISH Alphabet - BALİNA (whale) and EŞEK (donkey) - Duration: 3:11.

letter b

whale

letter e

donkey

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Il caracal sequestrato a Milano torna dalla padrona In gabbia soffre - Duration: 1:21.

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Roma, i ragazzi di Amici netturbini per punizione a Campo de' Fiori - Duration: 3:52.

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Il Marocco è hot per Giulia De Lellis: foto da 246mila like - Duration: 3:35.

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ТУТОРИАЛ - КАК СКАЧАТЬ И УСТАНОВИТЬ ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS??? - Duration: 4:16.

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iPhone X - A New Light

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Powerful And Sentimental: 10 Great Songs From Younha You Don't Want To Miss - Duration: 9:23.

Powerful And Sentimental: 10 Great Songs From Younha You Don't Want To Miss

Younha recently came back with her 5th studio album, RescuE, and its packed with thoughtful lyrics and songs that will pull at your heartstrings.

She has an amazing ability to put words to deep emotions that helps listeners experience love and heartbreak with her.

In celebration of her latest album, here are some of her most famous and powerful songs; some sad, some fun, and all of them highlighting her stellar vocals.

Realize After Breakup.

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Younha has been moving hearts and impressing fans with her vocals and awe-inspiring high-notes for over 10 years.

Featured above is a duet she sang with Kim Bum Soo in 2010 with a run towards the end that may give you chills.

Its also a live performance – as are all of the videos on this list.

Password 486.

Younha began auditioning in Korea during high school but after nearly two dozen times of hearing her vocals praised but being rejected because she wasnt pretty enough, she sent a demo to several agencies in Japan and quickly debuted overseas.

Despite relative success with her early releases, her popularity in Japan fizzled, so she returned to Korea to start university and make her Korean debut.

This charming song Password 486 became a hit and she won Best New Artist at the Mnet Asian Music Awards in 2007.

Broke Up Today.

Younhas debut days were marked by her signature sound – a piano rock / J-pop blend which she carried over from her days in Japan.

However, many of her more famous songs take a sentimental look at love or life and are mostly sad ballads.

Broke Up Today is one such song.

Home.

She released her 3rd Korean album in 2013, Subsonic, which included the song Home, a piano-heavy song about finding comfort and belonging in a person, rather than a place.

The song has a music video that features footage taken from her concert rehearsals and practices, but listening to her sing while playing piano is one of the best ways to enjoy a sentimental Younha song.

Nothing.

This song, which features Eluphant, is another example of Younhas superb ability to capture heartbreak in words and write images into her lyrics.

Here she describes the days after a break up and the emptiness one feels, puzzling over whether to hold onto the memories or erase them.

Younhas vocal talent comes through in almost all of her live performance.

Throughout her career, many fans have made remarks that there is hardly a difference between listening to her live vocals and her recorded vocals – shes just that good.

Run.

Younhas career in Korea has seen plenty of bumps.

She was hit with a plagiarism controversy and went on hiatus after she developed a panic disorder, until she became the host of MBC FM radios Starry Night, one of Koreas most famous radio programs.

She sued her company in 2011, citing the questionable validity of her contract, but the company soon counter-sued.

The court ultimately sided with Younha and she returned under a new label in 2012 with Supersonic, which includes this pop rock ballad, making a shining return to her original sound.

The Real Reason We Broke Up.

The Real Reason We Broke Up is another sentimental, acoustic heavy ballad that describes exactly what is said in the title: figuring the real reasons for a relationship ending.

The song was featured on Just Listen, an album neatly tucked in between the releases of Supersonic and Subsonic. As for the answer to her question what is the reason we broke up? Her answer: there was none; only the absence of love.

Rain Shower.

This is one of Younhas most famous songs and is a song that perfectly showcases her vocals with an impressive display of power and high notes.

The song is a rock ballad about wanting to return to the romantic days of a relationship, and contains a sad blend of nostalgia and longing.

Waiting.

No list of classic Younha songs could ever be complete without Waiting. The song is one of her earliest Korean releases – 2006 – and also one of her most covered songs. Its been covered by countless female artists, from Taeyeon to IU to members of Red Velvet, DIA, and Lovelyz.

The song is a heart-breaking tale of a one-sided love, in which she chooses to wait through the pain in hopes that the object of her affection will one day feel the same.

Hello.

Younha stepped down from Starry Night in 2014 to focus on her next album, ending her three and a half year run on the program.

Then, in 2016, she went on indefinite to focus on protecting her voice after suffering vocal trauma from a deviated nasal septum.

In 2017 she returned with her first album in four years, RescuE, which included songs shed been working on for five and a half years.

Included on the album is Hello, a mellow song about realizing that a relationship has reached the end of its run.

While her thoughtful advice and heartfelt messages to listeners have been thoroughly missed since she left Starry Night, her new album highlights a more sultry and dreamy side to Younhas music and noticeably breaks from the heavy piano rock sound and belting high-notes shes been associated with since debut.

 With a more serene sound, changes in her vocal technique to avoid causing permanent vocal damage, and the meaningful lyrics that encompass much of Younhas music, RescuE is a refreshing album with some of the best musical arrangements of 2017.

 We couldnt be happier to have her back!.

Which song from Younha is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!.

heytoto currently teaches ELL in Seoul, South Korea, and can usually be found sipping a latte while being enamored by sentimental music by fantastic artists like Younha.

For more infomation >> Powerful And Sentimental: 10 Great Songs From Younha You Don't Want To Miss - Duration: 9:23.

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OSHO: You Can Become Extraordinary - Duration: 8:29.

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I Always Eat My Meals | Video For Babies | Kindergarten Nursery Rhymes For Toddlers by Kids Tv - Duration: 43:59.

I love to eat my meals..

Don't you love to eat your meals?

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Working Out - Learn Intermediate German for B1/B2 #35 - Deutsch lernen - Duration: 3:18.

B1/B2 Video of the Week #35: Working Out

The New Year's resolution for many people is to get fit.

Other people want to learn a new language.

Today we will do both.

We are training the body and the mind.

First you should warm up.

"Warming up" is understood as preparing the muscular system and circulatory system for the sport.

Normally, I run in place.

I move my arms and my legs.

After thirty seconds, you are already warm.

After warming up you should stretch before you do something more strenuous.

Then the muscular system will be looser and the chance of getting injured is lower.

I lean forward and attempt to touch my toes.

Then I take one of my fee in my hand and pull it up.

Then I do that with the other leg.

I stretch an arm over my head and pull on it with the other hand.

Now I am finished warming up and stretching.

I start with push-ups in order to strengthen my arms.

Because I am a weakling, I only do ten.

The arms stay as close as possible to the body, as if you were Bernd das Brot.

(All together dance the bread.)

Your head, upper back, and hips should form a straight line.

Then you bend the arms in order to allow the body to lower.

Then you push against the ground in order to push the body high again.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

Sit-ups (Rumpfbeugen) or Sit-ups (Situps) were once my favorite exercise.

Now I am old and lazy and they are very difficult for me.

You lay on the floor and bend at the legs.

Some people hold their hands on top of, on the side of or next to their head while they move,

but I find it more comfortable to cross my arms over my chest.

After you have positioned yourself correctly, you pull your upper body in the direction of your knees.

Then you lay back down.

The back should not end up completely in the lying position.

Otherwise you could hurt your back.

After I have done pushups and sit-ups, I run for a while.

I take Jojo with me on the exercise trail and I run as long as I can.

Then I walk slowly a while until I catch my breath again.

I alternate between these two until I have gone 2.5 kilometers.

Then I turn around and I repeat it until I am home again.

In total I run about 2 kilometers and I walk 3 kilometers.

I would eventually like to run a 5 kilometer race,

but as I said, I am lazy. Maybe next year.

Transition

Have you been to germanwithantrim.com?

For every video, I post a copy of the script in German.

You can also find other German resources,

get book suggestions, and find out what is coming up on this channel.

See you there. Tschüss.

For more infomation >> Working Out - Learn Intermediate German for B1/B2 #35 - Deutsch lernen - Duration: 3:18.

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We Are Called The Junk Food | Little Red Car Cartoons | Nursery Rhymes For Babies by Kids Channel - Duration: 1:04:49.

We Are Called The Junk Food

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"If It Wasn't For These Women, I Wouldn't Be Here Today." - Duration: 5:58.

It was the late fifties when we got to Chicago.

These amazing women, the three women - my mother, my grandmother, and my great aunt.

These women were - they were smart, beautiful and they were strong women and they protected

me and I could feel the love that they would project to me.

I had so many girlfriends that were girl-friends, not girls that I wanted to sleep with or go

with.

But these were special girlfriends in grammar school and high school and I would put on

makeup and do my eyes.

Back then, eye brown pencil was the thing, so I would do my eyes up and before I'd

get back to home, I had to take all that stuff off.

I forgot one day and when I came in, my mother looked at me.

She said, "You got eye makeup on."

I said, "No, I don't have no eye-" She said, "I know eye makeup when I see

it."

I said, "Okay then."

And she said, "Baby, you can't do that now.

You know, wait till you get a little older."

My mother, she would explain things to me.

She said, "Boys, even men, are gonna wanna put their hands on you," and she said, "but

if they do, please come to me and we can straighten it out."

My mother said, she told me, she said "Let me tell you something, baby.

You're different."

She said, "You got so many feminine ways in you," she said, "and I have to protect

you."

They were all protective of me because my great aunt - it tickled me.

I was telling her about her grandchildren and I remember one particular day in Chicago,

in Hyde Park, and it had to be around - I think in the sixties, '62 or '63.

I remember coming down the street in a dress and I was just cutting up coming down the

street, just shaking and swinging hair.

I saw them coming toward me, so I ducked behind a car.

I felt so ashamed because I didn't want them to see me acting like that.

So I told my great aunt, I said, "I saw Michael coming down the street with his girlfriend

and I ducked behind a car."

She said, "Baby, why would you duck behind a car?"

I said, "Because I didn't want them to know what I was and who I was."

And she told me, "Oh, we already know about you and what you do and everything."

She said, "You don't have to duck behind nobody's car."

She said, "Because they love you no matter what."

I was so relieved, I sat there and I cried in her house.

And she said, "Oh baby, we're not ashamed of you."

And I said, "Okay."

That made me feel so secure about my life and I thank my great aunt for that.

And my grandmother, she was perfect, too.

My grandmother was a seamstress, so she sewed clothes and she would sew clothes for male

strippers, their g-strings and everything.

I'd be there in a house with her while she's doing it and I'm saying to myself, "Oh my

god, what is my grandmother doing?"

She's holding their, you know, private parts and stitching up stuff on it.

And I would say, "Grandma, why are you doing it?"

She'd say, "I make my money, honey.

You just have to accept it."

And I said, "Ooh, my grandmother is just a freak."

That's what I thought.

I'm saying, "Ooh."

She had one friend named Sonny, and Sonny was sort of, he was really sweet.

You know, I'd see Sonny and I'd just crack up and laugh.

I would ask my grandmother, I said, "Do I act like him?"

She said, "No, baby, you don't act like him.

Because he's confused.

You don't know if he wants to be a man or woman, but you know what you are and I love

that because you are comfortable with yourself."

If it wasn't for these women, I wouldn't be here today because they showed me the way.

They really navigated my life into when I got grown to do what I wanted to do.

I'm so grateful and thankful for them today because I know they are up in heaven, still

looking down and worrying about me.

So I'm happy about that.

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Growing Up, "I Didn't Know Anything About Being Different." - Duration: 4:56.

I was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

We lived on a farm and we all lived together.

It was a big family.

Grandmother, grandfather, my father, my aunts, my uncles and cousins.

We all stayed in this huge house.

We didn't have to lock no doors or slept on the porch during the summertimes.

My grandmother would be sitting on the porch with me.

My dad knew I was - I wasn't strange but I was just different from the rest of my brothers.

I didn't have no features like them.

My features were with my mother, you know, I got all of her genes in me.

I was plump but stacked, they said back then.

My father, he was ashamed - I believe he was because my father just couldn't cope with

it.

He didn't know how to touch me or embrace me because, you know, he felt that I was just

too prissy and too cute.

I loved my dad and I knew he loved me but he was a little on that side of he didn't

know which way to fall with me.

He wanted this strong, masculine boy and I wasn't that at all.

I remember as a kid, as a teenager, my dad would - he worked at the steel mill and the

boys, he would get them summer jobs there.

I wanted a summer job at the steel mill, too.

I asked my mother, I said, "Why won't my father let me work at the steel mill?"

My mother, she made it easy.

She told me, she said, "Well, your dad don't want you there because you're too effeminate

and he would be afraid of the guys that you would be working with would come on to you

and he wouldn't be able to take that."

He'd probably end up hurting somebody because I'm sure they would talk to me or say something

that my dad would be upset about.

My mother explained it to me, she said "Don't be angry with him.

He's just protecting you."

And I took it with a grain of salt.

Yeah, he's protecting me because I knew I wasn't a manly type and a steel mill would

have been the worst place for me.

I understood eventually, I did, because I thought my father was so ashamed of me but

he wasn't - he was protective of me.

So I finally realized that, you know, but he was a good man.

Kentucky was short-lived for me but it was the best time of my life, being there, raised

up on a farm and raised up in a household of amazing women, amazing people in general.

Transgender - that term I'd never heard of.

I'd never heard of that term and my family didn't speak about that unless they knew about

it but they just didn't say nothing about it.

But the term "sissy" was used a lot, I remember that.

Kentucky was a good time to come up.

I was so glad I was raised, born there.

It was a good time for me but just like I said, I didn't know anything about being different.

They knew it but I didn't know anything about it, so I enjoyed that part of life.

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Angelina Jolie and More on SundanceTV - Duration: 2:23.

Watch THR's Full Director Roundtable With Guillermo del Toro, Greta Gerwig, Angelina Jolie and More on SundanceTV

Filmmakers Guillermo del Toro, Greta Gerwig, Patty Jenkins, Denis Villeneuve, Angelina Jolie and Joe Wright open up about choosing the right projects (You dont want to end up in a bad marriage), firing staff and what it feels like to direct a movie that bombs: People think you move on, but you dont.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, Jan.

21 on SundanceTV as part of the cable channels original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR.

Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The first of seven episodes — the Director Roundtable — airs this Sunday, Jan.

For subsequent episodes, tune in every Sunday at 10 a.m.

ET/7 a.m.

PT on satellite (channel 557 on DirecTV and 126 on Dish nationwide), and at 10 a.m.

ET/PT on cable (channel 625 on Spectrum/TWC in L.A., 94 in NYC).

The filmed roundtable panels feature this years top filmmakers including directors, actors and actresses, producers, screenwriters, and cinematographers.

Guests will discuss everything from their individual projects to their craft and true stories from the business.

The panels will present thoughtful, informative takes on the film and television industry today.

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5 Phrasal Verbs With "BE" | Be On, On About, Out, Over, Through - Duration: 7:38.

English Winners, today we are going to learn our last Be phrasal verbs. Our first

phrasal verb is 'Be on,. Like: "This computer is on already. Don't touch that

button." "The computer is on already. Don't touch that button."

Another example is: "It's on the Friday after New Year's." "It's on the Friday after

New Year's." "Are you on any medication?" The nurse asked the patient. "Are you on any

medication?" The nurse asked the patient. So, definition number one: 'The computers

on already." When I use 'it's on,' that means it's working; it's functioning properly,

right? Our second definition means 'taking place at like a certain time.' 'It's on the

Friday after New Year's...' Whatever IT is - maybe it's a party - then the party

happens on the Friday after New Year's. And then the third one, "Are you on any

medication?" The nurse asked the patient. That means to be under the influence of

a medication. Maybe it's medicine. Maybe it's drugs. The point is: you have

some sort of medicine in your system to be on something, right? So, in which

sentence is 'be on' being used correctly... with both grammar and meaning? Is it A.

use the computer now and be on? B Valentine's Day is on February 14th? Or

is it C. Are on you any medicines? The correct one is B. Valentine's Day is on

February 14th. A and C have poor grammar. Our next phrasal verb is 'be on about,'

as in, "What's she on about? I don't know. I didn't hear her." "What's she on about? I

don't know. I didn't hear her." Now, to be on about something means to

talk but others aren't really listening. Now, be very careful how you use this one,

because when you say, "What are you on about?"

it sounds like... maybe... you don't really care what they have to say, or that

they're crazy. So try not to use it in front of the person you're talking about,

for sure, alright? I'm not going to do any quiz question for 'be on about;' it's

pretty simple. Let's just go to the next phrasal verb, okay? Be out: "Three strikes,

you're out." "Three strikes, you're out." "The party ends too late. I'm out." "The party

ends too late. I'm out." "If it happens again, you're out." "If it happens again,

you're out." "He's out for coffee" "He's out for coffee." My first example,

"three-strikes-you're-out," talks about baseball. If you swing the

bat, and you miss three times, you're out. You have to sit down, right? Our next

example, "The party ends too late. I'm out." That means you are cancelling your

participation in a group activity. In this case, the party... it ends too late.

Therefore, you will not be joining. You are cancelling your decision to join. "I'm

out." "If it happens again, you're out." To remove somebody from a group. In the

other one, "The party ends too late. I'm out." You are removing yourself. But maybe,

a teacher, or a boss, or an authority figure can tell you "you're out," if you

break a rule, or violate their trust. And then finally, "He's out for coffee." That

means that they have left home or work for a certain purpose. In this case, the

purpose is to go get coffee. So, "he's out for coffee." You could say, "He's out for

lunch." "He's out on vacation." You can use any reason, okay? Quiz time!

Which is not a definition of 'be out'? A. to get three strikes in baseball? B. to

cancel your part in a group activity. C. to make a big impression on other people.

Or D. to leave home or work for a specific purpose. Its C. making a big

impression has nothing to do with being out that is standing out, okay?

Next phrasal verb: 'be over.' "I'm over that." "I'm over that." "It's over." "It's over." Be

over has two definitions: the first definition is to move past a

relationship that has ended. It could be like a breakup...

That's another phrasal verb. But when you're over it, it means you no longer feel

emotional pain, or the emotional pain no longer really affects you that much. And

then the other use is to declare or say that something is finished. 'It's over.' So

which one is using be over incorrectly? Is it A. The war is over? B. I'm still not

over her? or C. You're over my house? It's C. Someone can 'come over,' but to 'be

over' means to literally be hovering above or standing on top of the roof. If

you're working construction or you're a flying person, then maybe you can be over

someone's house, but otherwise, now that's not a proper use of 'Be over.' My last one

is 'Be through.' "I'm through with studying." "I am through with studying." To be through

with something means to say that you have done so much

of an activity, that you're tired of it. You're frustrated. And you are done doing

it, or you are ready to be done doing it, okay? No quiz question on that one. it's

pretty simple. I'm through with Be phrasal verbs. So, did this video help you? I want

to know about it. Please tell me down in the comments below. LIKE, SHARE, and

SUBSCRIBE to this video to help this channel get to the top so that you can

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AMOR 2.0 / FRANK SURIMI - Duration: 6:17.

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Middle Ear Infection Symptoms(Acute Otitis Media/Otitis Media With Effusion)-Symptom of Otitis Media - Duration: 1:25.

Middle Ear Infection Symptoms (Acute Otitis Media and Otitis Media With Effusion)

Middle Ear Infection Symptoms (Acute Otitis Media and Otitis Media With Effusion)

Middle Ear Infection Symptoms (Acute Otitis Media and Otitis Media With Effusion)

Middle Ear Infection Symptoms (Acute Otitis Media and Otitis Media With Effusion)

Middle Ear Infection Symptoms (Acute Otitis Media and Otitis Media With Effusion)

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Have you ever seen a car wash in Japan? - Duration: 5:04.

Where are we going?

Where going?

Strawberry picking in Munakata

Strawberry picking. Let's go pick some strawberries, okay?

Okay, okay okay!

Okay.

Okay?

Ok! Okey-dokey!

Okey-dokey!!

She heard me say that on the phone earlier and she's been saying that

We are going to wash this car first because it is filthy

So let's go do that and then we gonna go pick some strawberries.

You guys know how the carwashes work back at home right?

You drive through it.

These, you just park inside and it moves for you.

That's pretty dope.

Right?

Okay!

Hahaha, she has no idea.

Okay

Alright, let's watch the car in front of us. Look at this.

It's like "Why American people, why???"

Alright, so we're about to go in here

Isn't that amazing? The damn thing moves. Instead of you having to go through it.

Can you believe that?

Yay

Amazing!

We got a clean car now.

Yeah. Alright, let's go.

Yay

Go.

What's up with this truck right here?

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果然是"金"泰亨！你身上的日常時尚單品我們都買不起啊！！ - Duration: 3:33.

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Walmart Just Enraged Every Red Blooded American With Repulsive New Rule Effective Immediately - Duration: 28:39.

Walmart Just Enraged Every Red-Blooded American With Repulsive New Rule Effective Immediately

When customers across the country flood into Walmart stores on a daily basis, they feel

as though they are supporting an all-American business.

The nation's largest retailer has profited in the billions from this belief.

However, the retailer just royally enraged the wrong part of their customer base with

a sign that popped up inside that's cause for a boycott.

Among the store filled with everything people need for a cheap price, was a little white

sign with black writing that appeared near the entrance.

It was to alert incoming shoppers hopeful of taking advantage of some of the other services

offered in the store, that they are going to need to make other arrangements — that

is unless you're Muslim.

After eight years of political correctness and excuses for the so-called "religion

of peace," it's become the only religion in the country that's given precedence over

all others when followers pitch a fit.

Walmart is now added to the list of safe spaces for Muslims after what one employee took upon

themselves to make a statement on behalf of a Muslim woman in the store.

Like Minnesota, Michigan has become another Muslim "Mecca" of the United States where

towns like Dearborn are completely overrun by Islam and operate under their own rules.

This mentality has seeped out of one city and into others as was just seen in Taylor,

Michigan.

If men in Taylor were hoping to get a quick and inexpensive haircut at the Taylor Walmart

on this day, they got some bad news on arrival.

One Muslim woman put everyone in the store out, by taking over the entire SmartStyle

salon that afternoon with what she feels was her religious right.

Although management of the Walmart in Taylor did the right thing by firing the employee

who posted the sign without permission, some feel it was more reactionary than proactive.

Teddy Stick reports:

As the demand for acceptance of Muslim culture spreads, we are seeing more and more instances

of people creating situations that should never be acceptable.

A Taylor, Michigan hair salon employee did exactly that.

In order to let a Muslim woman feel "comfortable" while getting her hair done, the employee

put up a sign saying "no men please."

The incident happened at a SmartStyle Family Hair Salon inside a Wal-Mart.

The employee, who has not been identified, was fired after the picture of the sign went

viral.

Naturally, management claims the employee did not have permission to post the sign and

that she was scheduled to leave the job before the whole thing took place.

The sign was posted on July 10 but the management claims they did not know about it until 15

days later when the photos were posted online.

Store manager Erika Van Etten says the anonymous man called, claimed the sign was posted that

day and gave a false name and phone number.

While it should seem obvious that a store employee is not allowed to dictate their own

rules for any reason without permission, this SmartStyle salon worker learned the hard way.

Immediately catering to Islam at the cost of turning away countless customers, this

employee decided to isolate an entire section of society so one person could get their hair

cut.

The fact that this was solely based on the customer's religious beliefs should be reason

for the ACLU to get involved, but it's the only religion they seem to protect, so it's

silent on that front.

However, had this employee done the right thing and denied this unreasonable request,

we would have all heard from CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations) about it by

now.

"We are not allowed to close the salon under any circumstances for anyone.

If someone has a head scarf we are to let them know that we cannot close the salon and

if a man comes in we cannot stop them," the store manager said, according to the News-Herald.

"I was not here for this incident and this was the result of a former employee taking

it upon herself to do her own thing, Van Etten explained.

"I reiterate that this is a former employee that has been taken care of.

As far as what happened.

I apologize for anyone who got offended by this sign however again I was not here for

the incident."

The corporate office chimed in with their own politically correct statement:

"SmartStyle welcomes all guests, and we apologize to anyone who was offended by the

piece of paper taped to the salon window," they said.

"The message was inappropriate and it does not reflect our standards or beliefs; our

goal is to offer a quality experience to all guests.

Again, our apologies to anyone who was offended."

It's only a matter of time before liberals start losing their minds that the woman who

put up the sign was "discriminated" against and shouldn't have lost her job.

Regardless if the now former employee had planned to quit or not, she broke the rules

of the store with the sign and that of the country by catering to one religion over all

others while also isolating an entire gender.

If it wasn't for the benefit of Muslims, this is what the left would be irate about.

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Ashley James tells Shane and Andrew what really happened with Ginuwine in the CBB bathroom - Duration: 2:53.

Ashley James tells Shane and Andrew what really happened with Ginuwine in the CBB bathroom

  This is the love story that just wont come to some sort of definitive landmark! But tonight Ashley James at least gave us a small insight into what the heck went down (pardon the pun) after she and Ginuwine snuck into the bathroom on last nights episode.

She revealed in a frank chat with Shane J and Andrew Brady what really happened between the two, as she said they hadnt even kissed yet.

While she played with her hair, the 30-year-old DJ (didnt) kiss and tell when Andrew asked the million-dollar question.

After hearing her answer, he said: Id question why you were even in his bed, then, referring to Ashleys little stop off in Gs bed before prancing to the girls room in the last episode.

She then told the pair the plan with Malika Haqq – that we already know after seeing it last night – to get Ginuwine into the toilet with her to have a chat, after he wouldnt catch her eye throughout the day.

Now comes the clincher – she revealed she turned the taps on so we couldnt pick up what their microphones captured, but then she added they spoke without using words.

So Ashley and Ginuwine did some sort of interpretive dance in the loo? Sexy.

Ashley added they spoke about the same thing using words afterwards, but at that moment luring a lad to the loo was the only way she was brave enough to say whatever she needed to say.

She reenacted her amazing game of charades to the boys, signalling to you then herself then made the universal signal for crying.

Once they got to the bottom of that palaver, they pecked on the lips but, as Andrew referred to it, no french kissing.

More: Celebrity Big Brother Yet, Ashley added, as Andrew replied, Yet? Oooooh. Ohhhh indeed.

Celebrity Big Brother continues 9pm on Channel 5.

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Hello Friends, today we will talk about Katrina Kaif Workout Routine & Diet Plan.

Katrina Turquotte aka Katrina Kaif was born in Born in Hong Kong on July 16, 1983.

She is one of the most popular Bollywood actress and model known more for her then for her

acting skills.

Katrina got interested in modeling at the young age of 14 and modeled for many brands.

She got her first break in Bollywood when film maker Kaizad Gustad spotted her at a

fashion show and selected her for his film "Boom" in 2003.

Movie has some big names from Bollywood but failed at box office.

Katrina was noted for her beauty and got many offers from directors.

Her first commercially successful film was Salman Khan Starrer "Maine Pyar Kyun Kiya".

She went on to appear in many hit films and got nominated for Filmfare Best Actress for

her role in terrorism based film "New York".

She is now a well-established actress with many high grossing films in her kitty.

The beautiful diva is one of the highest paid actresses in Bollywood.

She is known for her beauty and her svelte sexy figure.

She maintains her toned figure and glowing skin with proper diet and regular workouts.

So if you want a body like her, here's Katrina Kaif's workout routine and diet plan that

you'll have to follow.

Physical Stats.

Katrina Kaif Height: 5' 8".

Katrina Kaif Weight: 127 lbs.

Katrina Kaif Diet Plan.

Diet plays an important role in Katrina's fitness as her workout routine is not so intense.

She follows a simple and healthy diet to stay fit.

Katrina Kaif diet plan comprises of –  Her breakfast includes oatmeal, cereals,

egg whites a glass of fresh pomegranate juice.

 She prefers boiled rice with veggies, legumes and green salad for lunch.

 For dinner she has veggies cooked without oil, dal, chapattis with vegetable soup and

green salad.

 She tries to eat less carbs and avoids fried food.

 She snacks on fresh fruits and nuts.

Katrina Kaif Workout Routine.

She doesn't have much time to go to a gym regularly but she still manages to visit the

gym for at least thrice a week.

She gives credit to yoga for her lean figure.

Katrina Kaif workout routine includes-  Her Gym regime mostly consists of core

and abs exercises.

 She does running, iso-planking, cycling and light weight training in gym.

 She goes for a jog daily.

 She loves swimming and goes for a swim whenever she's not in the mood to go to

a gym.

 Katrina also practices yoga religiously and never misses her yoga session.

Katrina Kaif Workout Tips

 Eat healthy and try to have your dinner 2 hours before going to sleep.

 Practice yoga for your physical as well as mental wellbeing.

 Try to minimize your carb intake at night.

If you have some other tips, please do share with other readers in our comments section.

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