Armenian National Committee of South America
10 years of Law 26,199
Since the recovery of democracy, the representatives of the Argentine people
supported the fight for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide
In 1987, Raul Alfonsin was the first Argentine President that publicly recognized this crime
The struggle and support of the State continued with advances and setbacks
In 2006, the Armenian National Committee promoted a project in the National Congress
("Declaration of April 24 as Day of Action for Tolerance and Respect among Peoples in commemoration of the genocide suffered by the Armenian people")
It was approved in both chambers with the accompaniment of all the parties
Despite pressures from Turkey
("There are 57 affirmative votes, unanimity")
("Approved")
On January 11, 2007, the government of President Nestor Kirchner enacted Law 26,199
The law had a large media coverage in the national and international press
It served as a basis of the sentence of the federal judge Norberto Oyarbide,
in the lawsuit initiated by Gregorio Hairabedian and co-sponsored by the Argentine-Armenian community institutions
which stated that "the Turkish State has committed the crime of Genocide."
It is part of a legal framework which contribute to inclusion and equality
It serves as a basis for developing educational policies
It has the commitment of social activists, politicians and human rights defenders
Argentine provinces that adhered to Law 26,199
It is an increasingly federal law, thanks to the provincial adhesions
Argentina acknowledges the Armenian Genocide by the three branches of government
It is a firm basis to continue fighting for the Armenian Cause
Armenian National Committee of South America
10 years of Law 26,199
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Obama Claimed He Could Have Beaten Trump So Trump Shut Him Down With Only 2 Words!
By Paris Swade.
Trump absolutely blasted lame-ass Obama for claiming that he could have mobilized more
Americans to have won a third term if he had been the Democratic nominee.
There�s a reason that the Democrats lost so bad and that is because Obama is the biggest
failure to ever become president ever. He said that Republicans have officially rejected
his vision of �One America� and says that they have proven that they can �throw sand
in the gears� of progress.
Here�s what Trump said today:
�PRESIDENT OBAMA SAID THAT HE THINKS HE WOULD HAVE WON AGAINST ME,� THE PRESIDENT-ELECT
TWEETED. �HE SHOULD SAY THAT BUT I SAY NO WAY! � JOBS LEAVING, ISIS, OCARE, ETC.�
This is unbelievable. Obama really thinks that he won for a reason. Let�s show Obama
that he is a big loser.
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THE DISCOVERY OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES EXPLAINED - Duration: 11:35.
1.3 billion years ago in a distant
distant galaxy two black holes locked
into a spiral falling inexorably towards
each other and collided converting three
sons worth of stuff into pure energy in
the tenth of a second for that brief
moment in time the glow was brighter
than all the stars in all the galaxies
in all of the known universe
it was a very big bang but they didn't
release their energy in light
I mean you know they're black holes all
that energy was pumped into the fabric
of space and time itself making universe
explode in gravitational waves let me
give you a sense of the time scale at
work here 1.3 billion years ago earth
had just managed to evolve multicellular
life since then earth is made and
evolved corals fish plants dinosaurs
people and even got to use the internet
about 25 years ago a particularly
audacious set of people realize that MIT
kip thorne and Ronald raver at Caltech
decided that it would be really neat to
build a giant laser detector with which
to search for the gravitational waves
from things like colliding black holes
the most people thought they were not
but enough people realized that they
were brilliant knots that the US
National Science Foundation decided to
fund their crazy idea
so after decades of development
construction and imagination and
breathtaking amount of hard work they
built their detector called ligo the
laser interferometer gravitational-wave
Observatory for the last several years
like has been undergoing a huge
huge expansion in his accuracy a
tremendous improvement in its detection
ability it's now called advanced LIGO as
a result in early September of 2015 ligo
turned on for a type final test run
while they started out a few lingering
details and on sep tember 14 of 2015
just days after the detector had gone
live the gravitational waves from those
colliding black holes pass through the
earth and they pass through you and me
and they pass through the detector
there's two moments in my life that are
more emotionally intense than that one
is the birth of my daughter it
the other is what I had to say goodbye
to my father when he was terminally ill
you know it was the payoff of my career
basically everything they've been
working a lot it's no longer science
fiction so that's my very good friend
and collaborator Scott Hughes
theoretical physicist at MIT who has
been studying gravitational waves from
black holes and the signals that they
could impart on observatories like Lego
for the past 23 years
let me take a moment to tell you what i
mean by a gravitational wave the
gravitational wave is a ripple in the
shape of space and time as the wave
passes by it stretches space and
everything in it in one direction and
compresses it in the other
this has led to countless instructors of
general relativity doing a really silly
dance to demonstrate in their classes on
general relativity it stretches and
expands stretches so the trouble with
gravitational waves is that they're very
weak their preposterous Lee week for
example the waves that hit us on sep
tember 14 and yes every single one of
you stretched and compressed under the
action of that wave when the waves hit
they stretch the average person by one
part in 10 to the 21
that's a decimal place 2000
and a one that's why everyone thought
the LIGO people were not even with a
laser detector five kilometers long and
that's already crazy they would have to
measure the length of those detectors to
less than 1000 of the radius of the
nucleus of an atom and that's
preposterous
so towards the end of his classic texts
on gravity like a co-founder Kip Thorne
describe the hunt for gravitational
waves as follows he said the technical
difficulties to be surmounted in
constructing such detectors are enormous
but physicists are ingenious and with
the support of a broadly public all
obstacles will surely be overcome
thorn published that in 1973 42 years
before he succeeded and coming back to
lego Scott likes to say that like Oh
acts like a year more than it does like
an I don't explain what that means
visible light has a wavelength the size
that's much smaller than the things
around you the features on people's
faces the size of your cell phone and
that's really useful because it lets you
make an image or a map of the things
around you by looking at the light
coming from different spots in the scene
about you sound is different
audible sound has a wavelength that
could be up to 50 feet long and that
makes it really difficult in fact in
practical purposes impossible to make an
image of something you really care about
your child's face instead we use sound
to listen for features like pitch and
tone and rhythm and volume to infer a
story behind the sounds that's Alice
talking that's Bob interrupting silly
Bob so the same is true of gravitational
waves we can't use them to make simple
images of things out in the universe but
by listening to changes in
the amplitude and the frequency of those
waves we can hear the story that those
waves are telling and at least four ligo
the frequencies that it can hear are in
the audio band so if we convert the wave
patterns into pressure waves and error
into sound we can literally hear the
universe speaking to us for example
listening to gravity just in this way
can tell us a lot about the collision of
two black holes something that my
colleague Scott has spent an awful lot
of time thinking about if the two black
holes are non spinning you get a very
simple chirp work if the two bodies are
spinning very rapidly i have that same
sharp but with a modulation on top of it
so it kind of goes really remember it's
sort of the vocabulary of spin imprinted
on this waveform so on sep tember 14
2015 a day that's definitely gonna live
in my memory ligo heard this so if you
know how to listen
that is the sound of two black holes
each of about thirty solar masses that
were whirling around at a rate
comparable to what goes on in your
blender it's worth pausing here to think
about that means two black holes the
dentist thing in the universe one with a
massive 29 sons and one with the mass of
36 sons whirling around each other a
hundred times per second before they
collide just imagine power of that
fantastic and we know it because we
heard it
that's the lasting importance of ligo
it's an entirely new way to observe the
universe that we've never had before
it's a way that lets us hear the
universe and here the invisible and
there's a lot out there that we can't
see in practice or even in principle so
supernova for example I would love to
know why very massive stars explode in a
supernova they're very useful
we learned a lot about the universe from
them the problem is all the interesting
physics happens in the core and the core
is he
behind thousands of kilometers of iron
and carbon and silicon will never see
through its opaque the light
gravitational waves go through iron as
if it were glass totally transparent the
big bet i would love to be able to
explore the first few moments of the
universe will never see them because the
Big Bang itself is obscured by its own
afterglow with gravitational waves we
should be able to see all the way back
to the beginning perhaps most
importantly i'm positive that there are
things out there we've never seen that
we may never be able to see and we
haven't even imagined things that will
only discovered by listening and in fact
even in that very first event like oh
found things that we didn't expect
here's my colleague and one of the key
members of the lego collaboration Matt
Evans my colleagues at MIT addressing
exactly that we're kind of stars which
produced the black hole but we observed
hear about the dinosaurs of the universe
for these massive things that are all
from prehistoric times and the black
holder colloquy dinosaur bones of what
we do archaeology so it plus really have
a whole nother angle on what's out there
in the universe and how the stars can be
the end of course how we can't be out of
this whole match our challenge now is to
be as audacious as possible thanks to
like oh we know how to build exquisite
detectors that can listen to the
universe to the russell and the chirp of
the cosmos our job is to dream up and
build new observatories a whole new
generation observatories on the ground
in space
I mean what could be more glorious than
listening to the Big Bang itself
our job now is to dream big dream with
us thank you
I had throughout the only person around
it doesn't have TV coverage to the face
and then he got the black up now you're
gonna be getting a TV picture now we are
getting
vector
I want all
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Powerful Panel Discussion Tip #81 with Brian Walter: How to End Your Panel Discussion - Duration: 2:22.
Brian, how do you like to end your panel discussions?
Ending is critical.
Here's what happens most of the time.
Most of the time we just run out the clock.
Usually the moderator is—and we've done everything from the audience dynamics view
to ensure we have a crappy ending.
That's just the usual default thing because here is what almost always happens.
The moderator asks all of his/her questions whatever things we're going to do.
Then they turn it over to the audience.
Do we have any last questions from the audience?
Oh yes, over here, and okay we only have time for about one more question and you turn over
all of your power.
We have time for one more question and we always, always, the lamest person—this question
is the only thing standing between the audience numbers and lunch.
Okay, that's always the way it is.
"Yeah, I've got a question."
And here comes the twelve-part question.
The people are rolling their eyes.
People actually surreptitiously start to leave because they hate whoever it is that's asking
that question.
That person has some genetic flaw in them that waits for that moment to ask that question.
You turned over that power to them.
So a couple things: One is you say we have time for about two more questions.
We'll take one live question and one from the cards or that was emailed ahead of time
which, of course, is one that you've staged.
Because you want to make sure you end on a great question Another one is that technique
next week, next month, next year where it's the advice one where you get all of them thinking
forward and an application of everything that has been talked about and they leave on that.
Here's what we're going to do.
Our last one, "okay, next week, next month, next year."
Well, if you apply all that, you will indeed have a great next week, next month, next year.
Give a round of applause for our panel.
It's time for lunch, talk, cocktails, whatever it's going to be and everyone believes it
was a good panel.
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How I memorized an entire chapter from "Moby Dick" - Duration: 4:50.
I have a terrible memory.
I can't remember birthdays,
I notoriously butcher movie lines,
and I forget somebody's name five seconds after I meet them.
But by the end of this video I'm going to be
reciting an entire chapter from Moby Dick
by heart, because, as it turns out, there's a way for anybody to hack their
memory.
The way that we normally try to memorize stuff is inefficient and pretty bad.
Flash cards, rote repetition, anxiously putting your hand on your forehead just don't work.
That's because as much as we'd like to, our brains don't respond well to brute force.
What we are good at is remembering things when
we have a context,
be it visual, emotional, or spatial.
We're good at remembering faces,
we instinctively remember what song was playing during our first kiss,
and we can effortlessly walk a few blocks to the store
and get back to our house without even having to think about it.
Why is that?
Well, it turns out that the same part of our brain that's
thought to be involved in emotion and spatial navigation,
the hippocampus, also happens to control short- and long-term
memory processing.
Now, I know what you're thinking: If only there were a way to combine the two.
Enter: the memory palace.
A memory palace is a memorization technique that
makes it easier to remember things
by giving it a visual and spatial hook.
It combines something that humans are innately pretty bad at
with something that we've been doing for ages.
Basically, you assign images to the content you want to memorize,
then place them on a path in a real-life location.
Then when you retrace the path in your mind, you see the images, are able to recall the
content,
and all of the sudden you look like a memory genius.
So does this actually work?
Step 1: choose a location that you know really well to
serve as your memory palace.
It seems pretty generous to deem it a palace, but for this example I
chose to use my apartment.
I went around and mentally mapped out the space,
making sure I had a clear image of the layout,
where the furniture was, and whether or not I needed to change
my cat's litter box, which, it turns out, I did.
Step 2: choose what you want to memorize.
You can choose anything that you want: a poem, the state capitals, the first 25 digits
of pi.
Whatever.
I chose a chapter from one of my favorite books, Moby Dick.
Granted, it's one of the shorter chapters, but it's really good,
and you've got to start somewhere, so
how about everyone just play it cool, all right?
I've read this chapter a number of times, but I don't
remember more than a few words off the top of my head.
So I know that the first line is, "I leave a white wake."
There's a line where he talks about a heavy crown.
And his destiny is on rails at some point.
Step 3: create a really compelling visual image for
each line or item.
What I did was take the chapter and break it up into
individual sentences,
38 in all, each one getting their own image.
So for the first line — "I leave a white and turbid wake; pale waters, paler cheeks,
where'er I sail" —
I create in my mind an image of John Waters, pale and dressed in white,
crying uncontrollably at somebody's wake.
Pretty memorable image, right?
You want to make all of your images as distinctive and interesting as possible.
The weirder and more emotional that they are, the easier it will
be for you to remember.
Feel free to make them vulgar or outrageous.
Nobody needs to know what's inside your memory palace.
Step 4: place your images along a path through your memory palace.
I took the John Waters image and placed it on the first stop
of my path: the landing on the stoop of my apartment.
I did this for the rest of the chapter, line by line,
until each line had a unique, weird image.
Step 5: memorize.
The thing about memory palaces is that they're not going to
help you memorize anything instantly.
You still have to go through and do the work.
And it is work.
But studies have shown that students who use memory palaces
or other mnemonic techniques to study
consistently and significantly outperform students that don't.
It's also proven to be a powerful learning tool for
students with disabilities.
So does this actually work?
I got up in front of all my co-workers to find out.
I leave a white and turbid wake.
Pale waters, paler cheeks, wherever I sail.
The envious billow sidelong swell to whelm my track,
let them, but first I pass.
Yonder, by ever-brimming goblet's rim, the warm waves
blush like wine.
The gold brow plums the blue.
The diver sun — slow dived from noon — goes down, my soul mounts up.
Spending three or four hours everyday practicing, it only took me about four days to memorize
the whole thing.
The path to my fixed purpose is laid with iron rails, whereon my soul
is grooved to run.
Over unsounded gorges, through the rifled hearts of mountains,
under torrent's beds, unerringly I rush.
Naught's an obstacle, naught's an angle, to the iron way.
So now that I know some of the secrets to memorization,
does that mean that I'm going to enter next year's US Memory Championship?
Um, we'll see.
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Mike Posner "I Took A Pill In Ibiza" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified - Duration: 5:36.
I mean, the last thing I thought is that this song would be popular.
It's called "I Took A Pill In Ibiza".
I never thought they'd play it on the radio.
I'm talking about taking ecstasy in the first line.
I was in the studio with a friend of mine named Jake Owen, who is a wonderful country artist.
And I played an old tune of mine.
I don't even remember which one.
And he said "What inspired that song you just sang?"
I said, "it's about a girl I had a thing with in New York City."
And I mixed her story up with a separate girl from my past and some of it I just made up.
And he looked at me and he said, "Why don't you just tell the truth?"
I didn't really have an answer for that question, at the time.
But after leaving that studio, I boarded an airplane and on the airplane I wrote the song
that we're doing this interview about.
I was ice cold at the time.
My career as an artist was largely considered to be over.
So Avicii invited me -- Tim, as we call him (that's a name drop) -- invited me to write
for one of his albums in Sweden.
Stockholm.
So I went over there and like I said, I was ice cold with a lot of free time, so I'm not
going to just go over there for three days in the studio.
I'm going to hang out, explore Stockholm.
And then he had a gig in Ibiza, so we wrote in the studio and I sort of invited myself
to the gig.
I said, "Yo, can I come to Ibiza?"
And he said yeah.
So I went there, and I don't want to restate the lyrics in my answer to the question, but
yeah I said what happened in the song
S-P-E-N-D.
Not 'spent' with a T. So people will ask me, "You're broke now?
How does it feel?"
I'm going to sound like a douche, but I'm not broke.
I was just in the process of wasting money.
But I didn't spend all the million dollars, I guess.
It's ostracizing being the guy in the spotlight.
There's a lot of protocol and I guess manners that people think they need to have with you.
So people act more distant towards you.
Because they don't want to bug you and things like that.
The first sad song that pops into my head is a song called "Old Love" by Eric Clapton.
"Mad World" by Gary Jules, from the Donnie Darko soundtrack.
Those are the first two.
I had released a song called "Cooler Than Me", when I was in my early 20s and it garnered
a lot of critical acclaim and popularity and I rode that wave and then the wave crashed.
There was no follow up song.
I tried, but there was nothing.
So, it was about the disillusionment that goes with achieving all your goals and then
realizing that they don't feel as good as you thought they would.
So if you're not supposed to get money and fame and notoriety, like, we're all running
around trying to get, what are you supposed to do with your 80 to 100 years on earth?
That's the question.
I'm blessed that people in my hometown really support my stuff.
This is part of the job.
But, in these parts, where I'm from, people…
I guess it never goes as low, at home as it does in other places.
People are just really supportive.
When I found out this song was nominated for a Grammy, I was in Southfield, Michigan,
where I live.
I live with my parents.
And, It felt really good.
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I had an avalanche of problems- How I came to be in the program Hour Children - Duration: 2:03.
I came to Hour Children because when my daughter, Brittany, was
about 10 years old, I broke my kneecap and I really started taking pills a lot.
Before I knew it, I was taking probably 90, 100 pills a day, Vicodins, OxyContins,
I mean really...whatever was around, whatever anyone was giving me. And
honestly, before I knew I had a problem, like, I had an avalanche of problems.
I got to a point...my daughter was probably about 12 when I realized that
the best place for her was not with me. And at that point, I pretty much
reached out to my sister and asked my sister and my brother-in-law
if my daughter could stay with them until, like, I got my stuff together.
And, of course, my sister stepped in and my daughter
with my sister and my brother-in-law.
I think what I realized at that point...I guess I thought I'd get it together,
but once I gave my daughter away, I gave everything away. And that night,
I did everything I said I would never do. And then, for the next five years,
I continued to do that. And my daughter literally cut all ties with me.
She told me until I got my life together I had to leave her alone.
And I would still call, you know, but her connection with me wasn't there.
And then, in 2007, I got pregnant. And I was probably about seven months pregnant.
I was still getting high. I pretty much one day said, "I put it in God's hands."
Whatever is meant to be is going to be, because I couldn't make any decisions.
And then...I was arrested. I had three warrants. I served 90 days on Rikers
Island. I was due to give birth to my baby in October and be released at the end of
September. But like I said, I put it in God's hands and that was not the case.
I had my baby while I was still incarcerated on Rikers Island.
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We will clearly show that we are not scared or fearsome and we will not let aggressors,
terrorists or criminals determine our lifestyle
The preparations of the Cologne police forces for New Years Eve were very extensive
that's what I already told you on December 12th
and even after the attack in Berlin the core concept didn't need any changes
The registered rally of the NPD [National democratic Party Germany] on New Years Eve
endangers the public safety on such a high level that I forbid it yesterday afternoon
[I am worried] that there will be confrontations between demonstrators and counter-protesters,
that the police cannot avoid especially these confrontations
and my worries are - let me say this honestly - it could create similar images
like in 2015 when people were directing rockets, fireworks and firecrackers at each other
I am convinced that we are very well prepared, that the people here can feel safe
and that we will master all developments
One thing I have to admit is that we cannot guarantee a one hundred per cent security - that's just how it is
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When applying to a job at J.P. Morgan, it's all about preparation.
Recruitment process varies across locations, as well as divisions.
Generally speaking, our recruitment process will start as soon as application deadline is over.
And it ranges from a phone interview to a face to face interview.
It could be three to five rounds of interviews, depending on the division that you apply to.
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"Caffeinated Brain" - Rogger - Duration: 3:39.
I've been controlled
By my caffeinated brain
It is such a shame
Such a waste
Such a pain
Electrical signals
They go really fast
Especially if you try
To remember the past
Gray matter
It gets better
And I swear
I'll get there
Gray matter
It gets better
And I swear
That I'll get there
They're high on drugs
But I'm low on everything
Life itself
|s the source of all writing
But sometimes a wall is all that we need
To cripple society and its legacy
Gray matter
It doesn't get better
And I swear
I won't be there
Gray matter
It won't get better
I swear
I won't be there
The world is crazy
And I don't know why
People go
People come
Everybody's ready to fight
It is a bold line
It is a sacrifice
End in ice or fire
And both will suffice
Gray matter
It doesn't get better
And I swear
I won't be there
Gray matter
It won't get better
And I swear
I won't be there
I've been controlled
By a caffeinated brain
It is such a shame
Such a waste
Such a pain
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Learn Hindi through English Fast lesson 6 - Duration: 6:44.
Hello, I am ifactner.
Let's start our lesson number 6 of Learn Hindi and Urdu through English fast track lesson
series by ifactner.com.
What do you know?
Aap ko kia pata hai?
Aap ko kia pata hai?
Aap ko kia pata hai?
I don't know.
Mujhay naihn pata.
Mujhay naihn pata.
Mujhay naihn pata.
I know nothing.
Mein kuch nahin janta.
Mein kuch nahin janti.
Mein kuch nahin janta.
Mein kuch nahin janti.
Mein kuch nahin janta.
Mein kuch nahin janti.
Are you tired?
Kia aap thukay hoay hain?
Kia aap thukay hoay hain?
Kia aap thukay hoay hain? (for male).
Kia aap thuki hoi hain?
Kia aap thuki hoi hain?
Kia aap thuki hoi hain? (for female).
I am tired.
Mein thuka hoa hoon.
Mein thuka hoa hoon.
Mein thuka hoa hoon.
Are you happy?
Kia aap khush hain?
Kia aap khush hain?
Kia aap khush hain?
I am happy.
Mein khush hoon.
Mein khush hoon.
Mein khush hoon.
Are you not tired?
Kia aap thukhay hoay nahin hain?
Kia aap thukhay hoay nahin hain?
Kia aap thukhay hoay nahin hain? for male.
Kia aap thukhi hoi nahin hain?
Kia aap thukhi hoi nahin hain?
Kia aap thukhi hoi nahin hain? for female.
I am not tired.
Mein thuka hoa nahin hoon.
Mein thuka hoa nahin hoon.
Mein thuka hoa nahin hoon. for male.
Mein thuki hoi nahin hoon.
Mein thuki hoi nahin hoon.
Mein thuki hoi nahin hoon. for female.
It's too early.
Abhi kafi jaldi hai.
Abhi kafi jaldi hai.
Abhi kafi jaldi hai.
It's late.
Dair / takheer ho chuki hai.
Dair / takheer ho chuki hai.
Dair / takheer ho chuki hai.
We reached there on time.
Hum wahan waqat pay poonch gaiy thay.
Hum wahan waqat pay poonch gaiy thay.
Hum wahan waqat pay poonch gaiy thay.
Excuse me!
Maauf kerna!
Maauf kerna!
Maauf kerna!
Where's the restroom?
Toilet kahan hai?
Toilet kahan hai?
Toilet kahan hai?
Where is the phone?
Phone kahan hai?
Phone kahan hai?
Phone kahan hai?
Where are you?
Aap kahan hain?
Aap kahan hain?
Aap kahan hain?
I am at home.
Mein ghar par hoon.
Mein ghar par hoon.
Mein ghar par hoon.
I am at work.
Mein kaam par hoon.
Mein kaam par hoon.
Mein kaam par hoon.
I will buy something.
Mein kuch khareedoon ga.
Mein kuch khareedoon ga.
Mein kuch khareedoon ga. for male.
Mein kuch khareedoon gi.
Mein kuch khareedoon gi.
Mein kuch khareedoon gi. for female.
Can I help you?
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakta hoon?
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakta hoon?
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakta hoon? for male.
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakti hoon?
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakti hoon?
Kia mein aap ki madad ker sakti hoon? for female.
Guys and girls, thank you very much for joining me for lesson number 6 of Learn Hindi and
Urdu through English video tutorial series by ifactner.com.
I will see you in the next lesson.
Until then.
Take care.
Good day.
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Hello everybody. I am Li Zhi Ting
I'm very proud that
I am chosen as the 2017 Lipton New Year Ambassador
This coming year, together with Lipton, I will
present everybody with more fashionable tea drinking style
I also will make a cup of tea which contains a taste of love
Enhance this taste of love with warmth too
This 29th December evening
I will be at Xi Yin Tai city, Hangzhou
Boarding a very nice,
custom made,
warm and comfy bus which was made by Tmall and Lipton
During that day, I will DIY different type of teas on the bus
Not forgetting the Lipton tea which belongs to me
Hope that everybody can realize the fun of making tea
I will also bring along many small gifts and some of my little surprises to you
Do you find this is fun?
Are you expecting for this?
You have to stay tune for Tmall live broadcast
Remember
December 29th evening (8pm)
Lipton and Tmall hand in hand to help you explore new surprises in your daily life
See you there
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The Message and Jehanne by Thorton Wilder (Directing I Class Final) at Suffolk University Fall 2016 - Duration: 6:46.
So...
You delivered the rings?
Yes master.
And what did my Little Brown Jaquenetta say?
She
Twice read the verse
You had written on the ring.
Then she looked at me.
Then she looked at the ring...
"It is too cold!"
She said
Too cold...?
She said:
"But!"
"But I suppose it's what must go INSIDE a ring!"
Then
She
Looked at the ring
And
kissed it.
And begged me tell you she loved it.
Too cold...?
THE VERSE!
But...
I suppose I shall make her another.
We forget
how they love us.
What about the other ring?
Did you... did you take the Graff's ring to the Lady Jehanne herself?
Yes master!
Into her very own hand!
Her house
Is in an old part of the city.
A bad part of the city.
As I crossed the court,
And stood in the hall:
A GREAT GERMAN!
WITH FIERCE EYEBROWS!
Came in from the street with me!
Yep, yep.
That's the one she's to marry.
He asked me loudly:
What I had there!
And I said:
A box!
For the Lady Jehanne!
And that it was for her hand alone!
And then I ran to the landing on the stairs!
And she came out herself.
He cried out upon her:
"WHAT GIFT WAS SHE RECEIVING?"
and "WAS IT FROM A CERTAIN"
"ENGLISH STUDENT AT PADUA?"
And she said:
"No Baron!"
"It is the ring you have sent me!"
And when I gave it to her
She went in
Very white
And without speaking to me.
Then
I went to
Jaquenetta's
And she gave me some supper.
Too cold...
THE VERSE?
Start putting up the shutters.
I must go and see her.
Yes master.
My lady!
Grace to you and peace!
Please come in!
Take a seat!
Please!
Thank you.
My master will see you shortly.
You are Charles of Benicett
Master in precious metals?
Aye!
Carolous Benzentious Aroargentok Magistere!
And
Composer of music to God
And such men whose ears he chooses to open
You're a composer too?
The two are like two callings
Two sisters
Who have their arms about the other's neck.
When I've made
A wedding ring
I compose a Motet Thereto
When the boy
Comes to see if the candlesticks are done
He leaves with a mass!
Oh?
But ah...
Can I help you with
metals or
music today?
You've served me today.
I'm the Lady Jehanne.
Oh!
Yes!
The ring was unsatisfactory?
I will make you a new one at once!
I'll set about it right now!
No master!
The ring is very beautiful.
I'm overjoyed that it pleases you.
The verses that you put in the rings...
Where do you find them?
Unless there's a special request,
We simply use the traditional inscription:
"Fidelitas Carriore Vita"
But...
There are certain liberties to which you allow yourself!
Master, what meant you when you wrote within my ring?!
My, my lady I...
Graff Claus addressed me thus:
Hm...
"As the worshiper his peace
The hermit his twilight
The countryman his holiday
So do I love thee"
It was the
wrong ring
that was delivered to you My Lady.
It has broken my will.
I'm in flight for Padua!
My family are truly becoming nothing but sparrows
And only God will feed them!
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