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Top 10 Health Benefits of Witch Hazel
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So Zayn and I were gonna do the video
And kind of never be in the same shot.
I think now looking back
It might've seem that we might've shot the video
like in two different locations.
And I'm very happy now that
At the last minute, Grant was like
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and just we'll put a strope light on you and see what happens."
And it was like being in a weird club
but fun.
And it ended up being one of my favorite shots of the video.
He was like threatening me.
He is always pushing me out of his key light.
I didn't know what key light is.
That's what you do.
You don't even notice you do. You do it so much.
I don't wanna live forever. Zayn.
The video was all about, like,
longing and pining and tension.
and just kind of the struggle of missing someone
you can't have or who isn't there.
It was nice to be able to have, like, a scene
where we were both in the shot.
even in, like, such an abstract way.
That works.
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I FEEL POWERFUL | Injection - Duration: 10:25.
hey everyone my name is neoaptt and welcome to my channel where we had
things today is kinda be an artificial hack it's actually a game called
injection and I was requested by the developer to play his game and i'll be
talking to him later and you'll be able to listen to that video and in a couple
few days
alright so the idea of this game is that it's a Python game that allows you to
hack itself has some simple commands that allows you to break the game in
such a way to complete the game so you're supposed to enter commands to
solve puzzles to win the game
so without further ado let's let's do this
yeah alright so inject their keys to move walkthrough object so arrow keys
these lockers ok walk through objects with them that to inject chemical to
inject artery set the level in case eyes grew up
xscape saving quits game audio saves after every level press any key to
continue now something with this let's see start level you gotta love the weird
stuff that's going on okay start level
oh that's loud that is that is way too that
Penn wow ok
alright so press to bring so i have to bring up the console you have tutorial
you have this little thing right here so i'm going over ascii art there's four
rows go up please enter your 20-word authorization passkey 20 work this is
not twine t20 weeds
this is just a little demo of how I don't know how many words 22 words are
invalid passphrase ok so that's definitely not a so let's bring up our
little console semicolon all right to type tutorial tutorial and press ENTER
to begin the tutorial python3 . . for all right let's list our directory so
those are the very those are the global variables that we have access to so we
have options which will change the options tutorial will go to through the
tutorial info and hint and bulletins i'm guessing bulletins has nothing to do
with that we're talking about so let's go to objects info on objects
ok so info on objects
it's a list so it's inevitable so that means that i can use so it's a list i
can access it like an array so that works
ok objects 0 the gamepad object ok let's let's get some info on what this what
this info object is info security object security passphrase keyphrase parameters
so i have to input sprint speciale true
ok not pretty special attribute or methods and with ok so there's a key
phrase and i'm guessing that that's the twenty20 word key phrase that is talking
about
let's go ahead and access that variable objects . or objects zero i'm so used to
using the number pad but this game doesn't allow input from the number pad
kee was a key phrase doing this will just call the two-string method and
that's what we have right now i'm going to set this key phrase 21 all right now
us to go back here go up to here do one hat passphrase accepted cool well that's
that's nice that's a nice effect
alright pockets go so that is how you hack the first level
let's i actually did that one before that that's why I knew a little bit and
ok let's go said and see if I can hack a level level to which I've never actually
done before
alright and the music's debt
so you escaped escaped my natural nor our people will not escape this one
there shall be no preaching that wall unless I go into the source code and
just rewrite everything but I'm not gonna I'm not gonna hack that much
let's go into our council and see what we have that's director in typical
objects what are in the objects info on our objects all right whoops we're going
to objects we have level Porter cool and so I'm going up and down going through
the best history that's why these things change so quickly semicolons i really
like that zero that's right there but it's not working okay object 0 was the
info on that thing right there so level Porter so let's see what does little
Porter do this object in each the object in each level is to walk into this
object when the player stands on at the game proceed to the next level so i'm
guessing that the position of that right there
ok so the position is XY so my character is like right there and then there's a
wall and then there's the thing so whatever the x-coordinates is so I
believe the framing position starts at the top that's how Java does it so it
goes this way than this way so I'll minus 2 to go back this way and i will
have to mess with the y-coordinates to go up or down
camera whichever directions of our position so go ahead and too . position
that pose 0 is now equal to 14
ok let the network not support item assessment
hmm wonder if this is another object info because i can't access it regularly
and proposed this object is a triple subject sequin access its content triple
empty triple terrible triple tuple double-double initiate interactive
valuables if the argument is a triple the return value is the same object is
now 14 11 to that work i'm not sure just redraw cool that works so that is
injection basically it allows you to work with the Python scripting language
and I don't know what it is yes it is a puzzle game it's a puzzle game pretty
fun actually to go through and try to meet all these levels to figure out
exactly what it is you're supposed to do and how you're supposed to work with the
different variables whether by moving them by changing attributes or I believe
in future levels after this after a couple of the easier ones you can
actually set a eyes and different things like that but that is beyond the scope
of what i'll show you right here if you're into that thing which I believe
you are because a lot of the people that subscribe to this channel are coders
themselves definitely pick this up it's a really cool game
that's a really cool puzzle game and i believe it's free as well again the link
is in the description i will make sure of that
alright so thank you all so much for watching I hope you learned something I
hope you go up and pick this up and and work your brain rack your brain a little
bit more than just these shooter games like cod or halo or whatnot definitely
go up pick these puzzle games up and and expand your knowledge
expand your problem-solving skills
alright so thank you all so much for watching I'll see you in the next video
good luck and farewell hey everyone my name is new apt and welcome to my
Channel today I'm here with angel say hi angel and uh hey so you just developed a
game
tell me a little bit about this game we leave the game of bowling
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A Conversation in English About Travel (with Subtitles) | Learn Real English 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 - Duration: 17:40.
Hello, everybody, this is Jack from
tofluency.com along with - Kate - this is my
wife, Kate and we are being quite
ambitious because we have brought our
daughter along with us. So, we are going
to have a conversation in English and
this is going to give you the
opportunity to listen to a real
conversation both in British English and
American English and baby. And baby.
You'll hear some baby noises, no doubt. And
this is going to be on YouTube but we
might upload it as a podcast as well, so
if you are listening to the podcast, go
to tofluency.com/podcast and you'll
be able to get some materials for this
lesson. Now, our hope is not to edit this
video too much, we;re just going to have a
conversation and we are going to talk
about vacations.
Yep. And talk about traveling. Now, we
actually met while I was traveling back
in 2007. So, it's almost 10 years.
Oh my gosh. I can't believe that it's
flown by, hasn't it. It has, yeah. And, erm, we
have been living in America for about
six years now. How many vacations have
been up since we've been here?
Can you remember anything in particular?
That's a really good question. I think a
lot of times we end up traveling for and
visits to family more than we travel for
pleasure or to get away from it all.
Yeah, so because we because we live in
America, my parents are in Europe; my
sisters in Europe; your family is
elsewhere as well, when we tend to travel
we tend to go see family don't. Visit family.
Yeah.
Yeah, we do. Why don't you tell everyone about our
latest vacation? Our latest vacation?
For the holidays this year, we actually
went to Florida and we met up with your
parents and your sister in Florida and
we had more of a beach vacation.
Yeah it was fantastic went somewhere
really warm.
I've got some videos on this, you know,
everyone can take a look at the videos
we made from Florida, but it was great
to go somewhere different and not to go
somewhere cold for Christmas. I know!
Yeah, we've never done that before and it
didn't really feel like Christmas
because usually we associate it with snow
and cold weather and instead we were on
the beach on Christmas Eve.
Yeah, and Christmas Day. There were park rangers passing out
sunglasses.
yeah giving out free sunglasses. Yeah. But
it was fun because people were playing
Christmas music; they were wearing santa
hats and we went to the beach on
Christmas Day.
mhm. Which... it was really strange; it was
really strange to be honest but very
enjoyable.
Yeah it was. Yeah. And then, let's talk
about an ideal vacation now.
Because we are thinking about going
away this summer...
where would your ideal place be? Where
would you like to go? I don't know. I have
always wanted to travel or somewhere
really kind of difference and obviously
somewhere that feels safe especially
with the children where we don't have to
get a lot of vaccines before we go.
That's such a good point. But I would love to visit a
country with some different cultural
traditions and food. I've always wanted
to go to Morocco. Morocco? Very cool!
Yeah, we we nearly went, didn't we, while w we
were living in Spain.
Yeah. But we just never made it there. That was
the time to go when we were, you know,
I mean, I think that once you start a family
family, you realize that the time to go
was any time before you had kids.
Yeah, exactly, and that's why you'll hear
people say and to anyone who's just
about to have kids, you know, take
advantage and this time right now but,
you know, you can do stuff with kids like
make these videos and podcasts... so,
yeah... you say Morocco, anywhere
else? I would love to explore
Australia more
as well, and you have a cousin who
actually lives in Australia.
Yeah. That would.. it would be fun to visit them and
we've been talking a lot with our son
about koala bears and kangaroos and
different animals that live in
Australia, so that would be fun,
yeah, and I would love to travel around
Asia as well. Yeah, I haven't really been
out that way at all.l I haven't been to
anywhere in Asia. I haven't been to Australia,
I think the farthest east I've been is
probably Germany.
Wow. Yeah and that's western Europe, so...
but you have been all the way down to
Patagonia in South America. Yes.
So, you've just traveled in a different
direction. But i feel like I'm so glad
that I have a partner who loves to
travel.
Yeah. That we found each other because we
can go on my adventures and we can maybe
take some trips now while Thomas is
little. But I would love to take him
and Emma, who's chiming in, on some
neat vacations when they get older and
just travel and experience life in
different parts of the world.
Yeah, it's a strange time for us because
it seems like we're just dealing with,
you know, emergency situations when we
travel and this year, though, when we went
to Florida, Thomas was excited about it.
We could show him pictures and we could
talk about it in terms of what we were
going to do and he got excited about
that.
Yeah. And he talks about it now. He's
developing those memories and we took
some great photos while we were there too.
Yeah, so, yeah. And I think, as the
children get older,
we're going to have great times and we can
do very specific things, and they'll get those
memories - they will have those memories.
Yes. Where did you travel when you
were a little? Do you have memories of
traveling? We went to France a lot and we
went to Spain a lot and and well, you
know, my memories when I was young - you
always make fun of me because I talk
about my memories all the time.
Yeah, by the way, Jack has an incredible
memory - you
well kind of well. When was your
earliest memory from? how old were you?
I don't really know to be honest...
no, there was that memory where I
remember being in my mom's arms when I
was six months old or I had to be six
months old because they were in their old house.
I remember seeing our neighbor and my
mom was talking to the neighbor.
Yeah. And I remember... I remember that
little ,you know, snippet - that tiny bit of
memory but it's not that clear. I know, but
six months old, that's incredible. I think
that'll mean that Emma will start to
remember life, potentially, in just a
couple of months because she's almost
four-months-old. Yeah, she is. Emma, are
you gonna remember this? Today? She might
remember this. Or at least, she'll have the video
to look back on. We always
went to France; we went to Spain a
lot and when I think I was about 11 or
12 when, maybe younger, when we got
a caravan. So. it used to take us three days
to get to the south of France and we
would spend about two weeks there. We went to
place called Canet Plage, which is near
Toulouse and we went there every
summer for about five years, I think.
And we've met the same people, it
is really cool because as a kid you want
to be around other kids
and there were a bunch of a children there who we
could play with. They had a great pool;
they had sports going on. The beach was
really close by. My sister liked it
because she was getting to the age where
she could go out and it was that kind of
place but, you know, it was
safe - it was great.
We really enjoyed it. How was it
traveling with your family, especially
as you got to be older in such a
small vehicle and sleeping in it.
I remember one trip especially when
... there was a big heat wave in France
and we we just poured water over our
heads because we didn't have air
conditioning
in the car - super hot and the other thing
France at that time and I don't know
if that's changed - but they didn't have proper
toilets. They had like holes in the floor.
I bet that that has changed. I imagine it has.
You know, that's what I
remember about it.
And then one year, we went down with
another family.
And a friend - one of my sister's friends
came as well and I went in the car with
the other family they had a conditioning. And it
was such a big difference. Yeah, I
can imagine that's something that we
take for granted, I think. Yeah, no one in
the UK had air conditioning in a car
it was very very rare.
Wow. It must be... because it doesn't get that hot.
So, people don't feel like they need it.
Yeah. Okay, we're back and I just asked a
question about.. what you did for vacation.
Where did you go when you were when you
were a kid? When I was a kid we actually
took a family beach vacation every
summer. My family and family friends
would rent a house on an island called
Block Island which is an island the coast of
Rhode Island and New England and we
would drive and take a ferry to the
island and we just had a great time. We
would go to the beach every day; we would
grill seafood at night.
Yeah, it was a really special memory
for me. And was not like every
summer?
Yeah, it was every summer for probably
five or ten years. Oh, really? Yeah, my mom
actually grew up going there when she
was a kid too, so she had memories of the
place and all the different areas to
go and it was just a really neat... (thing to to do) When
was the first time you went abroad?
Do you remember? The first time that I went
abroad, I was probably about 10 years
old. My dad decided to start working for
an airline because he really wanted to
show us the world
and so he was working for a British
airline and he got a free ticket
- all right, that's fantastic - every year
So, he took he took my sister and I
both on a trip to England. Did you go to Scotland
too? We did. Was that the same trip?
I think so.
Well, no. That was a different trip. That
was a trip that we took
all as a family together, but my
father actually passed away when I was
in collage, so the fact that we had
that trip together just meant so much. It
was just a special special thing to have
done with him. Great, and do you
remember the journey? I do. What was
that... because going to the UK or anywhere in Europe
you're doing the overnight flight.
from America. That is challenging. uh-huh
Do you remember that? I think, I mean, I'm sure
that I was tired but I think it was just
the most exciting thing that had ever
happened to me and just the novelty of
everything - being able to look out an
airplane window; eating pretzels - a
little packet of pretzels like it was
just all magical It was so much fun. I remember
the first time I came to America
because my uncle, you know my uncle used
to work in America? And he
got us on a flight and it was economy class
but we went to the check out and
then went -they just said our last name, Askew?
Askew? We'll see what we can
do because my uncle used to fly back and
forth to the UK and back to America
all the time, so they - my sister didn't
come on that trip - I think was 14. No, this
is second time.
no no - sorry, I'm getting confused - we
came when i was ten and and that's when -
we did - we got bumped up to first class
yeah - and it was just amazing.
I remember it very clearly. I think
because my dad works for the airline too,
we get bumped up - not all the way up to first
class but to premium economy. We were
in business class and it was
an experience. Yeah. Have you seen some of
those recent pictures of the new
like business class on these luxury
jets?
No, but.... they have like, you know. spas
and showers and a circular bar - there's a
lot going on with them now, obviously,
very very expensive, but and I think if
you get - some people I've have seen on
Facebook get on these flights or at least,
you know, getting the first preview...
some YouTubers, and it just looks
incredible. That sounds great.
that would make flying with my children
worth it.
Yeah, no, definitely. It's hard, isn't it,
with small children. Yeah - the flying - it can
be you. It can be hard - you just never know
what you're gonna get,
ever day is different. No, but you know,
it's good. We feel very grateful to be
able to do it, you know. to go on
these vacations.
So, you mentioned Morocco
before as an ideal place to go on
vacation - where is your ideal..
I was gonna...
tell me about it. I was thinking
about this, you know, while we've been
having this discussion but i think
probably...
Australia. I think it would be Australia or
Japan. I think somewhere in Asia maybe -the
the problem is when I start to think
about these like ideal vacations then I
think about the practical side of things -
with children, you know, because
it is completely different. When I went
travelling I was on my own I had a tiny
backpack and I went away for nine months
and, you know, I could go on a bus for 42
hours. It was fine - kind of - you know, but
it's something I could do, but now it's
thinking about those things -
forgetting about children, is it easier
to travel on your own with me? Oh,
so much easier on my own.
I was worried that you were going to say that.
Explain!
Well, when you're on your own
you... you have your stuff and that's
it.
If you feel tired and down, you know,
or if you're like, you just don't talk to
someone, you can
just do that and. If you wanna be...
if you wanna be outgoing, then you can, you
know, just just meet other people and
then you just make your own decisions
but, yeah, it's more fun traveling
with someone. It is. That's the other thing.
'Cause you get to share your experiences
and just talk to somebody about what's
going on.
Yeah, definitely. Well, cool. Well, shall we
wrap it up?
Yeah, let's wrap it up. Do you have a question for the
audience about vacations?
Yeah, I mean - I've put you on the spot - absolutely
I always have questions, you know that. Okay, so give
everyone a question that they can answer
either if you're watching on YouTube
leave a comment below and if you're
watching or listening to the podcast
then just go to tofluency.com/
podcast and find this episode. What's your
question? Now I have to pick just one question. Okay, here's
my question: if you could travel to
anywhere in the world, where would it be?
And what is your number one bucket-list
destination?
Yeah, you're number one place to go. And
also i'll ask question too just as, you know, a
bonus one. When you go travelling do you
prefer to take a lot of stuff or do you prefer to
travel light?
Oh, it's a good one. Even though you wouldn't think it, I
prefer to travel light?
Yeah. Like almost dangerously light.
It's so much better.
You always take clothes that you don't
need - but what about you guys? Let us
know. So, yeah if you have enjoyed this video
please share it with your friends, please
give it a thumbs up. If you're watching on YouTube,
go to the description - i'll give you some
words and phrases that we used in this
lesson and subscribe if you're new. If you're listening to
the podcast, toflency.com/
podcast and check out the lesson notes.
So, thank you for watching or listening, speak
to you soon!
Yeah, thank you, it was great to be here
and to introduce y'all to Emma who was
not born yet last time that I had a
conversation like this with Jack. No,
yeah, time goes quickly. Okay, bye everyone!
Bye!
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Hey guys its me your host SUPERSORRELL and today I got some of the Pop Vinyls I got for
christmas and for various crates recently so i thought id do them all together in one
big video for you guys! so check out this haul of pop vinyl figures all from the expansive
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Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames - All about the girl ?? ( Original Footage 1965 ) - Duration: 2:47.
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Foreigners participate in events to try out Korean traditional customs - Duration: 2:43.
Foreigners living in Korea, or those who came for a temporary visit... would only see empty
streets and closed shops at this time of the year with most Koreans traveling in and out
of the capital to spend time with family.
To help them experience Seollal traditions and better enjoy the holiday a variety of
programs were held.
Oh Jung-hee shows us what they were.
Its a long-held tradition for Koreans to head to their hometowns for big family gatherings
during the Seollal or Lunar New Year holiday.
But, what about foreigners living in Korea?
For some fun... and as a way of showing them the traditions of Seollal,... the Korean Cuisine
Culture Center organized a cooking program... for the country's international residents
to learn how to cook the holiday's go-to dish.
"Today's menu here is tteokmanduguk -- rice cake soup with dumplings.
It is widely eaten in Korea during the Lunar New Year's to wish nothing bad happens during
the coming year."
The most important step today is making the dumplings... or mandu... by hand.
As they are going to be eating the tteokmanduguk themselves,... they are focused on getting
it just right.
Some found the dish easier to make than they had anticipated, while others had a harder
time,.. but all of them enjoyed it,... and said it was a great chance to learn about
Korean cuisine.
"I came to this class because most of my Korean friends, as you know, they go to their families,
so I was alone.
I asked my friend to come with me, because I wanted to enjoy the new year as well, even
though I'm not Korean...
I wanted to some experience."
"Fun to make, I've never made a dumpling before...
It was a little challenging to get the crescent shape exactly right... but it was fun... and
the soup is delicious."
At Korea's National Folk Museum, expats are making bokjori -- a type of bamboo strainer
used to filter out small stones and other unwanted material when washing rice.
Just as the word 'bok' means 'fortune' in Korean, the tool was believed to bring families
good luck if hung on walls or pillars.
Weaving bamboo stalks and fixing it all together is far from easy,... but the participants
were able to complete their own bokjori with the help of a craftsmen.
"I've seen items like this many times before, but it's my first time to try making one.
It wasn't easy at all.
I think I'll use it for real when I cook rice for myself."
Through these programs and more held across the country,... foreigners living in Korea
and those just visiting were able to get a grasp on Korea's traditional Lunar New Year
customs.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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Finger Family Songs | Masha and Elsa Family Finger Compilation Nursery Rhymes Lyrics by Abe Kids TV - Duration: 17:35.
Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
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How to Export an SPSS Data File into Microsoft Excel - Duration: 2:11.
In this video I'd like to show you how
to export an SPSS file into a Microsoft
Excel file. And it's really quite simple
you just want to have your SPSS data
file open and then go to File and then
Export and then go ahead and select
Excel. So here you just want to select
where you want to save your file to, your
new excel file. And then here we'll use
the name, notice the name from SPSS by
default becomes the excel file name.
Notice the excel extension here. So this
will be an excel file, so let's go ahead and
click Save.
And then you want to go ahead and locate
where you have that file saved, and mine's
right here, so I'm going to go ahead and
open that. And then here's my excel file
and let's compare the two.
So notice it does get that name that we
saw earlier with the excel extension and
then notice how we have, I'm going to go
ahead and make a little more room here
for our variables, SAT, social support, and
college GPA, these agree with the variable
names that were in SPSS. And then see how
these are in the first row, whereas in 28 00:01:12,950 --> 00:01:17,390 SPSS they're above the first row, but in
Excel you can't have your variable names
up here, these are just going to be A, B,
and C. So Excel puts the variable name in
row 1. So let's look down here and we can
see that we have 36 rows of values and
the first row is for the variable names.
So 36-1, we have 35 rows of data, so let's
make sure that's the case in SPSS. Notice
how we have 35 rows of data here,
980 is the last value, we have a last
value of 980 here. And then moving up
here, just quickly, we have 1200, 62, and 3.45,
those agree.
Check one more to make sure:
990, 44, and 2.32.
OK so that's how you export an SPSS data
file into Microsoft Excel.
Thanks for watching.
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Defined Bantu Knot Out on Natural Hair - Duration: 9:05.
Hey guys LaRie here so today I'm going
to be showing how I achieve this super
different been to not out really excited
because this is my second time ever
doing event to not out and recently I
started stretching my hair that way
this here was achieved on tension dried
hair i will be experimenting more in the
future with hair that hasn't been
tension drive if you guys want to see
how I got this soft bouncy bantu knot
out please keep watching and I will see
you in my next one
thank you
and notice that I went a little
overboard with the shape our last time
but while i'm sitting here playing
around
I thought I tried to brand to got my
hair anyway what happened i have my
jell-o gelatin little drying so I
figured let's see what what happens if
what would happen if I just styled it
anyway
but yeah as far as my fitness goals i do
want to i am planning to start working
out again
going to join him
my goal to do four days a week 11 dishes
especially since i have been working out
not much importance to consider working
get a move around a lot and walk a lot
of kids part temperatures forward
I had one short comfortably in a very
long time because I've been kinda I've
been feeling like I'm not where I want
to be physically I want to lose 10
pounds which is not a ton of weight but
right like right now I believe one you
know like right now I'm 128 53 I like to
be in the money team 20 range right now
it's so 10 pounds is not a compliment
but I definitely want to move it and I
want to tone up the older my brain
those are my main goal right now
I think if I because right now i have
dessert pretty much every day
actually what I didn't have to obviously
gonna my kids were asking me for donuts
for the last couple days and I'm like
where they get this one and I don't need
a snack but the thing is I don't snap
around my step that's like my bedtime my
nighttime mommy they're in bed is on
ok so this section is pretty well it's
decently detangle I lose a ton of here
a little bit of jelly
so I'm just taking eco styler gel a
little bit
no I take that nickel sized I don't want
to get too crazy with it
too tight just give it a little twist in
opposite direction acted around
worry too much about helping hand my
hair thoroughly and curly style word a
lot so much about putting my hands like
lately though i feel like i can do i
usually do self haven't done in a long
time
ok
and wrap the risk and then i'll see you
guys
morning guys so it's the next day i did
five been through a lot too and back
here to the side on top
let's check it out and see how it turns
out
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Dano Talks: Gabe The Dog - Duration: 1:01.
Recently Gabe the Dog passed away...
and surprisingly on trump inauguration day...
When I found out that Gabe passed away I was so sad
I was editing my Undertale video.my sister told me that Gabe passed away
With that out of the way Gabe is a Miniature American Eskimo Pomeranian mix and a cute little doggo
the owner of Gabe DeathTrips posts videos of gabe borking
if you don't know who Gabe is i'll show you a tiny clip
(Bork) X3
He Borks
(Borks) X3
Alot
if that video make you understand why gabe is so loved than watch this Behind the Meme of Gabe.
Well i made this video to say I love you Gabe and I hope that you had a good life.
Wow im really surpized that Kermit didn't even come here...
Thank you for watching if you can press subscribe I would appreciate it.
I made a playlist called "A Bork To Remember" it has 10 videos of about Gabe that I like in my opinion.
Well thanks for watching.
!!!PEACE!!!
(MUSIC)
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This Week in Unnecessary Censorship - Duration: 1:27.
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TRUMP PARDONS NIBIRU WHISTLE BLOWERS - Duration: 4:45.
TRUMP PARDONS NIBIRU WHISTLE-BLOWERS.
In a display of characteristic leniency, last night President Trump signed a secret executive
order pardoning Nibiru whistle-blowers.
His sprawling signature on the order signaled a desire to abolish the diabolical Nibiru
cover-up that has loomed like a dark shadow over the free world.
Granting blanket clemency to whistle-blowers marks the second time in five days he has
used Executive Orders to ease the pain and suffering Nibiru whistle-blowers have faced
for over thirty years.
Last Friday, a stroke of his pen rescinded Ronald Reagan�s �Nibiru Secrecy Act of
1983.�
He signed last night�s order in the Oval Office, in the presence of Dr. Ethan Trowbridge,
a Nibiru whistle-blower and former USGS climatologist whom Trump appointed to the President� Science
Advisory Committee (PSAC.)
�This is a historic day for Nibiru whistle-blowers,� Dr. Trowbridge said.
�Finally, we can live our lives without fear of ridicule or threats against our lives
and livelihood.
President Trump is keeping his promises to himself, to the American people, and to Vladimir
Putin.
President Trump is on the right side of history.�
Unfortunately, the presidential pardons offer little comfort to the friends and family of
Nibiru whistle-blowers whose lives have been lost in the name of secrecy.
Starting with Robert Sutton Harrington�s inexplicable death in 1993, scores of whistle-blowers
have met with untimely demise.
A 2014 independent study conducted by the Untimely Astronomers Death Committee (UADC)
revealed disquieting facts: 8 astronomers died from �tropical� diseases; 6 perished
in automobile accidents; 13 committed �suicide�; 18 dropped dead from heart attacks.
Dr. Trowbridge believes Trump�s resolve will immediately end the clandestine war against
Nibiru whistle-blowers.
�For the first time in a long time, I truly feel safe,� Dr. Trowbridge said.
�Many of us have lived in the shadows, living reclusive lives, communicating in secrecy
to the best of our ability.
Today, that ends.
We can at last talk about Nibiru without fear of government retaliation.�
The Executive Orders, however, make no mention of American whistle-blowers currently living
overseas; the clemency clause applies only to American citizens residing in the United
States or its protectorates.
Dr. Trowbridge fears for his colleagues that fled the United States to avoid governmental
prosecution.
Dozens of persecuted scientists, he says, sought refuge in non-extradition countries,
and may not have the resources to return home.
�They are stranded and helpless,� Dr. Trowbridge said.
�I know of at least two who fled to jungles in South America.
They were terrified of the CIA hit squads that routinely targeted Nibiru whistle-blowers.
We must bring our brothers home safely.�
While the United States and Russia have adopted policies promoting Nibiru awareness, other
nations cling to outdated policies and procedures regarding Nibiru whistle-blowers.
Under Angela Merkel�s rule, for example, Germany has waged an all-out war on whistle-blowers.
Many German Nibiru researchers have mysteriously disappeared.
President Trump�s desire to acknowledge Nibiru�s reality shows he is willing to
embrace worldly issues of Earth-shattering importance.
He has taken bold, courageous steps that infuriate his political adversaries.
He still has a long way to go.
He must apply the necessary pressure to compel foreign leaders to abandon their crusade against
Nibiru whistle-blowers worldwide.
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Kooste: CCCP-FC Tinatuoppi 16.8.2016 - Duration: 17:46.
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Residents homeward bound on last day of Lunar New Year holiday - Duration: 2:19.
It's the last day of the nation's 4-day Seollal holiday... and those who have left the capital,
to spend long weekend with family, are homeward bound.
Our Lee Unshin is at the Seoul Tollgate by the Kyungbu Expressway with the crucial traffic
updates.
Unshin, how are things looking out there?
Hey Daniel, So we've been out here since about 3 in the
afternoon, and there were some slowdowns earlier, but starting about a couple hours ago, around
8.p.m., the roads cleared up, almost no traffic at all.
Officials at Korea Express Corporation told me that it's because many chose to travel
home yesterday, on Sunday, to avoid the congestion.
The amount of vehicles that traveled over the holidays, compared to last year... has
jumped about 6-percent, which means on average, about 420-thousand cars hit the road everyday
from Thursday to Sunday.
But the total number of cars out on the roads today... is estimated to be anywhere between
300- and 350-thousand, with many more headed north than south... on their way back to Seoul
and the central Gyeonggi-do province area.
So, although there was some traffic earlier on the highways including the northbound Kyungbu
Expressway,... overall, today's traffic flow is not too different from any other weekend.
I've also spoken to a few drivers, and many seem to be in a good mood, enjoying a smooth
ride back home, on the last Seollal holiday.
"I think I made the right choice driving back home today.
It's been an easy drive so far."
"We're on our way back to the capital area, and there are not that many cars on the road
right now.
But even if there were, we'd be in a good mood, because we really got to treasure the
holiday weekend with our family and relatives from out of town."
You heard them: they're happy to drive for hours as long as they can be together.
And with the roads a lot less crowded than yesterday...it looks like those who have decided
to spend as much time as possible with family... and come back at the last minute -- made the
right choice.
They should be able to enjoy a relatively easy drive home.
Back to you Daniel.
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3 Most Popular Riddles in the United States - Can You Solve It? - Duration: 3:25.
3 Most Popular Riddles in the United States - Can You Solve It?
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Reiven - Sancta - Duration: 3:09.
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Hacksaw Ridge ► Até o Último Homem! | Magfed Paintball | CQB | Cenário | Milsim | Adrena Vilarejo - Duration: 10:26.
Welcome back guys!
Our mission is to go back into the battlefield and
rescue our wounded teammate
I must say a few things before we start.
Some problems will happen because of the rain.
I had some soggy paintball that got stuck inside of my marker
Since my marker doesn't break or chop the balls, I just had to
stick my finger inside to clear the chamber and continue to play.
So now I'm explaining this in my own language... and it takes forever... =)
still explaining...
Hope you'll have a great time watching. It has lots of mud.
Lots of rain... and... hope you'll like it!
movement... above!
*watch out you two. I saw movement on the bridge*
I'm out in the open
Contact.. straight at us. And on the windows. Watch out.
Got one!
down!!!
Watch the corridor.
Got another!
check your arm!
* ball stuck *
Right in front of you.
He's going in!
On the stairs!
Out of air
Got one
Where is he?
Right there
Gotcha!
Surrender!
*ball stuck*
You're clean
Gotta get out. I'm out of ammo!
Cover him. I'll be right back!
When I returned, we lost the bridge. And out time is running out.
We still have to find out wounded teammate or the game will be lost.
We are pinned down. The enemy has settled in.
The plan is. Let me and another teammate go for broke. We will bring the war to us.
We will go up the hill and attract the enemy's attention while our friends
find our teammate and win this game for us.
I'll count to 3.
One... Two.. Three!
I'm out of the fire. Going up!
I'm getting near the bridge.
* super slippery*
* told you guys*
*super tired of all the climbing*
*thumbs up for this awesome suppression*
*another jammed soggy ass ball*
*Teammate Rescued*
It's over. Get out!
Think it's over...!
That's it for this week. Hope you'll liked it! See you guys next week!
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The stop-start story of the Keystone XL pipeline - Duration: 1:45.
the Keystone XL pipeline has had many
stops and starts over the years in 2008
the keystone excel route is proposed
because it crosses the us-canada border
the root needs a Presidential Permit in
2009 protesters fight back
they're concerned with environmental
risks in Nebraska and feared climate
change impacts from growing oil sands in
2010 the national energy board approved
an application for keystone excel but
with 22 conditions in 2011 protests
against the pipeline take place at the
White House and on Parliament Hill more
than 1,000 people are arrested
that same year the US State Department
says TransCanada must reroute keystone
excel to avoid the Nebraska sandhills
region
TransCanada says it will comply in 2013
TransCanada's revised northern leg of
the route is approved by the Nebraska
governor that same year pipeline
opponents file a lawsuit against
nebraska government and a judge rules in
favor of the opponents in 2014 the
southern leg of keystone XL opens as a
separate project this portion is not
subject to presidential permission since
it doesn't cross an international border
in 2015 the US Senate approves a bill to
build the northern like of keystone XL
President Obama vetoes the bill later
that year he rejects keystone excel
citing environmental concerns and in
2017 president Trump signs an executive
order green-lighting the Keystone XL
pipeline but subject to conditions
Nebraska's approval is still required
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BBC TV licence evaders may escape fine and get away with a slap on the wrist after court shake up - Duration: 2:21.
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PROFILE: SEN | INTERVIEW (with SUBTITLES) PORTUGAL GRAFFITI - Duration: 10:15.
I started painting with spray paint from a drug store.
Then I started to go to Faro to a shop that Already had sprays for graffiti.
Then I started to buy the cans and learn how to paint better too.
Because I used to paint with cans to paint the bikes, you see?
And then I began to start to ask my dad to buy spray paint
and I don't know...
I would collect money every week, make twenty five - thirty euros to go and buy sprays
every Friday.
And I do not know, I asked for money at school to eat And all the money my mother gave me
I would save it because I knew I could buy cans at the end of the week.
My childhood was always this, no consoles, or whatever.
Until the age of sixteen, seventeen and Go out at night and paint at night.
Sometimes I had to paint by day.
Everyone was painting at night and I thought: "damn it, How am I going to do this?"
I risked it by day and that's why I might still do the same thing today.
My mother would not let me out at night.
And at the time, who made graffiti was older kids.
And she wanted me to always be home at eleven or at midnight.
And there were places you had to paint ...
Now I paint at any time, that it's not the point,
But back then, you didn't know what it was like And I wanted to paint at night like the others painted.
Because there were sites that by day had a lot of movement and only at night you could do it.
From three, four in the morning.
Only it was impossible for my mother to let me leave at that time.
I had to jump out the window at night, to be able to paint.
It was something else.
That's why I painted, maybe because I could not go out at night, painting always illegal,
By day I began to legalize walls and went to ask the owners of the walls and asked:
"Can I do a graffiti here?"
And a lot of people in the city allowed me right at the beginning.
SEN father's voice: When he was a child He suffered from somnambulism.
So he took advantage of the situation.
So where is he?
Where is the lad at this hour?
Nobody knew where he was.
Then a neighbor said: "Look, he just left with a backpack."
Midnight and such... Where did he go?
Then we found out...
"Where did you go?" -Ah!
-I went to the supermarket...
-"At this time of night?"
It was a lie.
It was just to get away with it...
Voice of SEN: I know I've done tags on the marbles, Glasses and scenes...
And that's graffiti.
I'm not against it.
But, in my case, to legalize the city I can not do it.
There is a time when you really have to do it.
And there are people who follow graffiti to the letter, until the end.
But at this moment, I prefer to give some tags on an old wall, or on a plate on the freeway
On the back, so as not to hinder traffic, But I do not want to go to those places that
Will harm someone.
Because you imagine, you give a half tag on a wall, Half in marble.
What is going to happen?
The person who is going to rebuild the house is screwed.
Because it will not come out of the marble anymore.
Trying to paint on sites that, if they are caught painting, is painted white.
Or, they will have to have strong legs to run.
It is awsome to have drawings in graffiti, but graffiti is the art of making letters.
And since the city lets me paint practically Everywhere, I have to make lots of drawings
Because it's very good for the kids
For those who want to make graffiti, there are some who want to skate, but graffiti is good because you're going to motivate
the kids.
There are those who not only like letters and thought - I even know how to draw but on the wall it was
doing drawings, but they don't like making letters.
It's an appeal, for the kids to move.
Instead of going for heavy drugs and so, Graphic is cool.
Before I got to big races and it was not unnecessary because I painted
illegally.
Before, I was only excited by mega prohibited sites Now maybe an old wall
because I know that the roller paint will paste There and it will hit.
It is no longer for the people, it's for me to have a great photo on the album.
When I'm going to paint illegal, it's not 100 percent illegal, because I am not
Painting any facade of a store or a private property.
I am not painting any statue or church, No health center.
I'm going to paint places that I think are a support for me to use
the city.
Instead of painting and having problems, Maybe I'll do a better painting because
It's not that illegal, it is illegal because I do not I have the owner's authorization.
but I like to paint that way.
Maybe by painting like that, I'm already in many legal sites.
And I will continue to do.
Before I made plans, I'll do this or that, Now I have many plans, so I'll do
what time let's me do on the same day or how I feel like it.
But I want to paint buildings, giant walls and facades.
And try to legalize more walls so I don't have to always be pressured by the police,
You know?
Once the police stopped me on the road.
And they accused me of painting something that I did not painted
They took the cans from me and destroyed the inside of my van.
And always saying, they wanted to seize the van.
Screwing with me.
And on that day I was going to paint the Centenary scene in Lisbon.
They asked me to go there and I told the guys I was going to paint for the television.
And they - no, you come here for vandalism.
And then I was without my stuff and I thought - I'm not going to paint anymore.
And that was in 2010.
But after an hour, I changed my mind again.
It will not stop.
There are cool cops and there are not so cool cops
There are some who come in with the finger on the trigger and you go to jail and you lose your stuff.
And there are others who see that you are not doing somehting terrible...
To get you to the police station and a lawsuit.
But they say - Oh, you have to be careful Who know that this is forbidden.
But that's the way it is, we're always trying to make it legal.
You can be caught twenty times, you will always continue.
But it's like that, there are those who want to continue to risk, a guy ... I'm calmer now.
I'm older, too.
I'll keep doing it.
Prohibited and legal.
Now I even have cool jobs.
People used to ask me to do it. What they wanted and only symbols, and today
You already have cool customers - You're the artist, do whatever you want, call me.
when this is ready.
It's good that they give you this freedom.
I'm SEN, I'm 29 years old.
I've been painting for 17.
And I intend to paint forever.
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Project210 - Cacao Rocks - Duration: 3:00.
live in the gallery's warehouse
I can't stay at home, I get depressed
I want to be in my studio
I am Jason
but everybody knows me as "Cacao Rocks" because of my graffiti tag
I started doing graffiti when I was very young
that's why I have such a silly tag
The art of graffiti in Greece is a big deal
I don't know if it's a serious one, but it's big
There are very many graffiti artists and lots of graffiti in the streets
I am lucky to have travelled enough and I haven't seen this anywhere else
Neither in Detroit, in London, nor in Berlin. Nowhere
They've invited me to America to paint a wall in a square
Whereas here I go paint in Sofokelous Street and they chase me for it
It has started to become a characteristic of Athens and I believe that if you take it away
it will be like
It is just paint, makeup
You can't hide all this shitty situation of the crisis
Because of the crisis, not because of its quality
Athens is in the spotlight
The journalists saw the graffiti and it was a nice photo to use on their website
instead of cartoons
My relationship with the neighbourhood is really cool
In the beginning, they didn't want us at all
That's to say, not at all, at all
But little by little, they understood that what we were doing was good
I am trying to do something beautiful. It might sound a bit wussy
but yeah, I am trying to make this city a little bit more beautiful
Or a spot, a corner, the terrace
The quality and character has just now started to become apparent
It becomes distinct. You can say that this one is Athenian
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Farming Simulator 17 SEEDS AND FERTILIZER #5 - Duration: 7:45.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel This is the Fifth episode of the series SEEDS AND FERTILIZER. In this video I show you some JOHN DEERE mods One tractor and one solid fertilizer spreader.
JOHN DEERE 7R 2 Engine Setup 6 Wheel Setup
IC CONTROL SPACE
John Deere DN345 Solid Fertilizer Spreader 12.000l Capacity 24m Working Width 25 km/h Working Speed
Seed Express 1260 Trailer
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