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Kiss the ring!

GOP Senate candidates told to make nice with Trump.

By DAVID M. DRUCKER.

Republicans considering a 2018 Senate bid are being advised to meet with President-elect

Trump to ensure they have his seal of approval.

Trump isn't demanding that potential Republican Senate candidates and incumbents seek his

blessing before running.

But GOP leaders, concerned that he could firebomb a sitting senator or top Senate recruit with

a critical tweet and blow up their prospects, are urging them to reach out to the new administration

to make sure the president-elect is on board with their candidacy.

That is especially the case for Republicans who opposed Trump or were perceived to be

odds with him during the 2016 presidential campaign.

"I think that would be smart," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas said Tuesday during

a brief interview with the Washington Examiner.

It's not uncommon for congressional leaders to consult the White House on candidates it

plans to field in high profile races.

Republican operatives around when President George W. Bush was in office say it was common

for his political lieutenants to weigh in on targeted House and Senate campaigns.

A typical White House political operation might check in with congressional leaders,

and relay concerns about a candidate quietly, allowing any issues about loyalty to the president

to be resolved behind closed doors.

But Trump is unconventional.

The incoming president hasn't hesitated to jab at members of his own party, either during

a political rally or on social media, especially those that crossed him in the contentious

2016 campaign.

That dynamic is forcing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Sen. Cory Gardner

of Colorado, the National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman, to take pre-emptive action

to protect the incumbents and prized recruits they believe are best positioned to pick off

Democrats in the midterm elections.

The last thing they want is for Trump to urge Republican voters in those races to support

another candidate in the GOP primary, just because their prized recruit might not have

been as supportive of the president in 2016.

Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., who refused to endorse Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton, hasn't

reached out to the incoming president specifically to mend fences.But he is trying to show his

support for the new Republican honcho by vocally supporting his cabinet nominees, including

Rex Tillerson, picked for secretary of state.

Flake also is leveraging his strong friendship with Vice President-elect Mike Pence to reset

his relationship with the incoming administration.

Flake and Pence served in the House together and spoke regularly during the 2016 campaign,

even as the senator and Trump argued with each other in public.

"What I'm doing is, I'm supporting [Trump] when I agree," Flake said.

"You assume the best, and look for the good, and move ahead."

Flake isn't the only incumbent with Trump issues.

Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada also declined to endorse Trump, although he kept his opposition

to his party's nominee quieter than did his colleague from Arizona.

Republican sources said they expect incumbents that crossed Trump last year to repair relations

through votes on the Senate floor that will largely be supportive of the new president's

agenda.And, with Republicans holding just 52 seats � a two-seat majority � Trump

can hardly afford to alienate members of his own party over old feuds.

He needs their votes, Republicans insiders say.

"It's 52-48, they're going to need every vote they have, a normal person wouldn't come after

a Republican," a senior GOP Senate aide said.

For Republican challengers on the wrong side of Trump, smoothing things over could require

a more direct approach, GOP sources say.

Trump in the past few weeks made calls into Ohio to pick sides in the race for chairman

of the state party.

Matt Borges, the incumbent, by any measure accomplished his job as Ohio GOP chairman.

Trump won the state big and Republicans were successful down ballot.

But Borges was an ally of Gov. John Kasich, who never endorsed Trump over Clinton, and

Borges was therefore perceived as insufficiently loyal to the president-elect.

Trump called members of the Ohio GOP state central committee and was successful at swaying

enough of them to elevate Trump loyalist Jane Timken over Borges.

That was the case even though most of the committee was presumed to be loyal to Kasich.

If Trump is willing to intervene in a contest for state GOP chairman, Republicans figure

he wouldn't hesitate to do the same in a Senate primary.

That could be a problem for Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-Ohio, who is thinking of challenging Sen.

Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.

Tiberi is another Kasich ally, and he backed Borges in the chairman's race.

If he runs, he has to get through Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, a Republican who ran in 2012

and is running again this cycle.

Mandel was a consistent supporter of Trump once he secured the nomination and did not

endorse a candidate in the chairman's race.

Even some Republicans who are solid with Trump, like Mandel, are keeping in contact with his

team to make sure they have his support, or at least don't earn his opposition, in the

primary.

"We've been talking with the trump folks at Trump Tower," said a Republican strategist

advising a GOP Senate hopeful.

"Our candidate has a good relationship with all of them."

Al Weaver contributed

to this report.

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Salaams/Hello World What's trending news today

Magazine People Crime Christine Pelisek January 18, 2017 How Detectives Cracked the Cold Case of a Florida Newborn Stolen from the Hospital 18 Years Ago

Newly released police documents reveal how a series of anonymous tips, beginning in August, led investigators to solve the 18-year mystery of Kamiyah Mobley's disappearance.

Mobley was just eight hours old when authorities claim that Gloria Williams, posing as a health care worker, stole her from a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital in

July 1998. On Friday, investigators said Mobley had been found in Walterboro, South Carolina, living under a false identity apparently created for her following

her abduction. Williams, 51, was arrested on a kidnapping charge the same day.

A Florida newborn taken from her family in the hospital more than 18 years ago has been located living with her alleged abductor, who she believed to be her mom,

law enforcement announced Friday. Kamiyah Mobley was only hours old when authorities

say a woman posing as a health care worker took her from a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital in July 1998. According to local reports, Mobley was briefly given

to the woman because her family believed the woman was a nurse, while hospital staff believed the woman was a relative.

On Friday, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said at a news conference that Mobley had been found in Walterboro, South Carolina, living under a false identity a

apparently created for her following her abduction.

He said Mobley's biological parents were overjoyed at the news of her discovery: Her mother was "elated." He noted that Mobley has not been reunited with her parents

yet and said any decision about such a reunion was solely up to her as an adult.

The woman who Mobley believed to be her mother, Gloria Williams, was arrested Friday and charged with first-degree kidnapping and third-degree interference

with custody, prosecutors said.

Gloria Williams was arrested at her home in Walterboro, Sheriff Williams said. Mobley was not present.

"We don't believe she was a resident [of Jacksonville], but again those are things we will look into," he said of the suspect. "We are not sure of her ties to

Jacksonville. We are as early in this investigation as can be and it is as complicated as you can imagine."

The sheriff said he didn't know if Mobley's alleged abductor has a criminal history.

She appeared in court in South Carolina on Friday afternoon, according to a First Coast News reporter, with Mobley in attendance at the hearing. The teen told

her she loved her and was praying for her.

"[The] hearing was one of the worst things I've ever watched," reporter Clark Fouraker tweeted. "So much confusion. So much sadness."

'We Don't Know Exactly What She Knew'

Despite the dramatic announcements this week in the nearly two-decades-old case, several questions remain unanswered.

"We don't know exactly what she knew," Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams told PEOPLE of Mobley. "We know that obviously there was conversation about her maybe

not being [Gloria's] daughter. Did she confess completely to her, or did she just give her pieces of it? We are not quite sure at this point."

Sheriff Williams said they are still working out what led to the abduction: "We don't know the answer to that, as to why [Gloria] did it, and we don't know if she told [Mobley]."

Mobley has defended Gloria, who she grew up believing was her mom. The teen told ABC News, "She loved me for 18 years. She raised me for 18 years …

I will always love her."

"From that one mistake, I was given the best life. I was. I had everything I ever needed, wanted. I had love especially," Mobley said. "I understand what she did was

wrong, but just don't lock her up and throw away the key like everything she did was just awful."

Mobley met her biological parents for the first time on Saturday at the Walterboro Police Department, WCSC reported.

"I feel like I do owe them that, to give them a chance, you know? Get to know them," Mobley told ABC News. "I'm not saying they weren't going to be good

parents. I'm not saying that at all. But it would have been a different life."

Suspected Kidnapper Appears in Court

On Wednesday, Gloria made her first court appearance in Florida on charges of first-degree kidnapping and third-degree custodial interference.

During the brief hearing, no bond was set on the kidnapping charge and a $503,000 bond was set on the interference charge. Gloria remains in custody

in the Duval County Jail.

She did not enter a plea. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 8.

It was not immediately clear if she has retained an attorney. The lawyer with her in court Friday did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Next Story, To say a final 'Thanks, Obama,' thousands of Americans to applaud together on his last day

Bejidé Davis, a 29-year-old attorney in New York City, told to her older brother that she was worried that

the country hadn't appreciated Barack Obama.

"I feel like no matter who wins in November, they are going to miss Barack Obama, and I think it will take him to leave office for people to see how great he was

and how effective he was. I wish I could show him how grateful I am," she recalled telling her brother. "Maybe I'll just go to the White House and give him

a round of applause."

"You want to give the president a fifth-grade clap-out?" her brother asked teasingly.

casually to friends. She persuaded a few to join her in Washington on Jan. 19, the day before the inauguration, to stand outside the president's home and

clap. After Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention in July, Davis decided to make a formal event page on Facebook. She figured a dozen or

so like-minded friends might sign up.

She went to bed that night and when she woke up less than eight hours later, 500 people had clicked that they planned to attend and another 700 marked that they were interested.

In the coming days and weeks, the number grew incrementally, easily getting into the thousands. Then, when Trump won, interest spiked. By the Friday after

Election Day, another 60,000 people said they were either going or wanted to.

The women hope people all over the country, and even the world, whether in their offices or in their living rooms or out with friends, will also stand

at that time and clap. They're hoping thousands stream it live.

In addition to clap-out, the organizers have also asked people between now and the day Obama leaves office to tweet

thank you messages to him, tagging their handle, @thanksobamateam, and @BarackObama, #ThanksObama

Instead, we invite everyone to use Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to "Go Live" at 6:58 pm EST on January 19 for the National Clap Out at 7

pm EST! Go Live showing yourself watching our periscope stream (more details on our periscope to come) and clapping with us!! We are working to make sure that

everyone feels included in this historic experience.

Here is how you can be counted in the number to Thank Obama:

1. Tune in to our periscope on January 19 (details to follow)

2. At 6:58 pm EST, "Go Live" on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, showing yourself watching our periscope and telling us (and the world) why you want to

Thank President Obama.

3. At 7:00 pm EST, stand and CLAP WITH US!!! Be counted in the number of appreciative citizens who want to show their gratitude for President Barack H

. Obama!!!

Let's create the greatest showing of appreciation and gratitude for an elected official, ever! Show how much you will miss him and his family! Reflect

on the things he has done in office and how they have affected you or someone you know!!!

The Women's March on Washington On January 21, 2017 we will unite in Washington, DC for the Women's March on Washington. We stand together in

solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families -- recognizing that our vibrant and diverse

communities are the strength of our country.

The rhetoric of the past election cycle has insulted, demonized, and threatened many of us--women, immigrants of all statuses, those with diverse religious faiths

particularly Muslim, people who identify as LGBTQIA, Native and Indigenous people, Black and Brown people, people with disabilities,

the economically impoverished and survivors of sexual assault. In the spirit of democracy and honoring the champions of human rights

dignity, and justice who have come before us, we join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to

ignore. The Women's March on Washington will send a bold message to our new administration on their first day in office, and to the world that

women's rights are human rights. We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.

They announced the lineup of speakers for Saturday's rally and march.

More than 200,000 people expected to attend.

The rally begins at 10 a.m. near the U.S. Capitol at Independence Ave. and 3rd Street. The march is expected to begin at that location at 1:15 p.m.

The march will be held on President Donald Trump's first full day in office. Organizers are hoping to send a message that they stand together "for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families."

According to the Women's March on Washington, the speakers come from a variety of backgrounds and areas of expertise, including racial justice, reproductive rights, and immigrant rights.

Sat, January 21, 2017

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Independence Ave SW & 3rd St SW

Washington, DC 20024

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Kiss the ring! GOP Senate candidates told to make nice with Trump - Duration: 6:12.

Kiss the ring!

GOP Senate candidates told to make nice with Trump.

By DAVID M. DRUCKER.

Republicans considering a 2018 Senate bid are being advised to meet with President-elect

Trump to ensure they have his seal of approval.

Trump isn't demanding that potential Republican Senate candidates and incumbents seek his

blessing before running.

But GOP leaders, concerned that he could firebomb a sitting senator or top Senate recruit with

a critical tweet and blow up their prospects, are urging them to reach out to the new administration

to make sure the president-elect is on board with their candidacy.

That is especially the case for Republicans who opposed Trump or were perceived to be

odds with him during the 2016 presidential campaign.

"I think that would be smart," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas said Tuesday during

a brief interview with the Washington Examiner.

It's not uncommon for congressional leaders to consult the White House on candidates it

plans to field in high profile races.

Republican operatives around when President George W. Bush was in office say it was common

for his political lieutenants to weigh in on targeted House and Senate campaigns.

A typical White House political operation might check in with congressional leaders,

and relay concerns about a candidate quietly, allowing any issues about loyalty to the president

to be resolved behind closed doors.

But Trump is unconventional.

The incoming president hasn't hesitated to jab at members of his own party, either during

a political rally or on social media, especially those that crossed him in the contentious

2016 campaign.

That dynamic is forcing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Sen. Cory Gardner

of Colorado, the National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman, to take pre-emptive action

to protect the incumbents and prized recruits they believe are best positioned to pick off

Democrats in the midterm elections.

The last thing they want is for Trump to urge Republican voters in those races to support

another candidate in the GOP primary, just because their prized recruit might not have

been as supportive of the president in 2016.

Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., who refused to endorse Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton, hasn't

reached out to the incoming president specifically to mend fences.But he is trying to show his

support for the new Republican honcho by vocally supporting his cabinet nominees, including

Rex Tillerson, picked for secretary of state.

Flake also is leveraging his strong friendship with Vice President-elect Mike Pence to reset

his relationship with the incoming administration.

Flake and Pence served in the House together and spoke regularly during the 2016 campaign,

even as the senator and Trump argued with each other in public.

"What I'm doing is, I'm supporting [Trump] when I agree," Flake said.

"You assume the best, and look for the good, and move ahead."

Flake isn't the only incumbent with Trump issues.

Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada also declined to endorse Trump, although he kept his opposition

to his party's nominee quieter than did his colleague from Arizona.

Republican sources said they expect incumbents that crossed Trump last year to repair relations

through votes on the Senate floor that will largely be supportive of the new president's

agenda.And, with Republicans holding just 52 seats � a two-seat majority � Trump

can hardly afford to alienate members of his own party over old feuds.

He needs their votes, Republicans insiders say.

"It's 52-48, they're going to need every vote they have, a normal person wouldn't come after

a Republican," a senior GOP Senate aide said.

For Republican challengers on the wrong side of Trump, smoothing things over could require

a more direct approach, GOP sources say.

Trump in the past few weeks made calls into Ohio to pick sides in the race for chairman

of the state party.

Matt Borges, the incumbent, by any measure accomplished his job as Ohio GOP chairman.

Trump won the state big and Republicans were successful down ballot.

But Borges was an ally of Gov. John Kasich, who never endorsed Trump over Clinton, and

Borges was therefore perceived as insufficiently loyal to the president-elect.

Trump called members of the Ohio GOP state central committee and was successful at swaying

enough of them to elevate Trump loyalist Jane Timken over Borges.

That was the case even though most of the committee was presumed to be loyal to Kasich.

If Trump is willing to intervene in a contest for state GOP chairman, Republicans figure

he wouldn't hesitate to do the same in a Senate primary.

That could be a problem for Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-Ohio, who is thinking of challenging Sen.

Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.

Tiberi is another Kasich ally, and he backed Borges in the chairman's race.

If he runs, he has to get through Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, a Republican who ran in 2012

and is running again this cycle.

Mandel was a consistent supporter of Trump once he secured the nomination and did not

endorse a candidate in the chairman's race.

Even some Republicans who are solid with Trump, like Mandel, are keeping in contact with his

team to make sure they have his support, or at least don't earn his opposition, in the

primary.

"We've been talking with the trump folks at Trump Tower," said a Republican strategist

advising a GOP Senate hopeful.

"Our candidate has a good relationship with all of them."

Al Weaver contributed

to this report.

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Erick Rowan WWE Elite 48 Mattel Toy Unboxing & Review!! - Duration: 3:25.

Hey remember when I reviewed the elite 48 kalisto and kinda complained that it was a

boring repaint instead of something exciting?

Yes?

No?

Doesn't really matter because in WWE elite series 29 we received an elite Erick Rowan.

Mattel being Mattel, they gave us a new elite in elite 48 but instead of actually trying,

they gave us a simple repaint with a smaller set of accessories sizewise.

Bummer right?

Let's check it out anyways.

The packaging for this box has a nice window to see the figure and showcases beautiful

imagery of Rowan on the side and back.

While looking at the back, take your time to check out the other people in the set,

yo!

Out of the box you can see that it's Erick Rowan.

The head is fine… it doesn't scream Erick Rowan but it's a bald dude with a red beard

so obviously looks like him.

The attire is kinda cool but I think the patches really don't look good.

They could have added a bit more detail to those decals because it legit looks like color

squares.

The back has a nice sppoky looking lamb head design and I'm shivering I'm so SPOOKED!

But seriously this is a really tough figure for me to review because it's such a blatant

boring repaint.

He comes with accessories!

Two masks.

One for old school and one for new school.

I love the look on the inside where you can see his head outline.

SPOOKY!

But I feel a bit jipped because last time we got a freaking chair and a mask but this

time it's just two masks?

Thanks Mattel.

He also has a small piece of carboard that goes on a stand to make a backdrop of stacked

chairs.

Epic.

Overall, I'm really disappointed.

19 waves gone by and the best Mattel could do is a repaint?

Really?

They didn't even try.

This was a wasted space in the line.

Sure it's good for people that missed out on the other Rowan but for those of us that

already have this figure, it's pretty bad.

Maybe I'm being too bratty but yo, what the heck.

Angry face rowan at least?

No, repaint.

Whatever.

Sorry this review took so long to post but I don't recommend this unless you need a

Rowan elite.

Bye.

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CIA's Secret Para-Experiment Disclose Accurate Psychic Readings of Uri Geller - Duration: 4:39.

Hi, welcome, I'm Heathcliff of Lions Ground and I hope you're doing well.

Uri Geller gave very accurate psychic readings according to a disclosed CIA document on experiments

on his paranormal perception, this document is available online, officially released on

March 28, 2003.

Uri Geller gave accurate psychic readings according to a disclosed CIA document which

reveals experiments the CIA conducted on Uri's paranormal perception, if we may believe the

document, Uri Geller is a real psychic.

The experiments were carried out at RSI.

The real reason behind this research is to understand the physical and psychological

aspects of this paranormal ability.

In those eight days, Uri Geller had undergone a picture drawing experiment.

The psychic remains in a double-walled electronic isolated shielded room, someone outside selects

a random drawing, or by the isolation provided by having the target drawn on the East Coast.

Uri Geller goes into that kind of room.

The double doors were closed and locked.

He can not be influenced by outside vision or sounds.

The drawing, used in the experiment, was randomly selected from a large college dictionary.

"The first word obtained in this manner was 'fuse' and the object drawn was a

firecracker," according to the document.

They drew the first selected word, a firecracker, claims the CIA.

They informed Uri Geller through an intercom that the word in the dictionary is drawn.

Geller, who is locked inside an isolated room, told immediately what he saw "a cylinder

with noise coming out of it".

They also carried out a long distance telepathy experiment.

A scientist from the East Coast got called and was asked to draw a simple drawing.

The scientist drew a cross-sectional view of the brain, this was express an impossible

task for Geller, but the spoon bender began the words medical, organic, and architecture.

He made two drawings, one was complex and indescribable.

The second drawing had characteristics of an anatomical cross-section.

I quote: "As a result of Geller's success in this experimental period.

We consider that he has demonstrated his paranormal perceptual ability in a convincing and unambiguous

manner".

Skeptics such as James Randi, has during the Skeptics Society Convention in 1998 debunked

Uri Geller's tricks.

In a video, Randi showed how Uri Geller literally was bending a key in front of the camera,

and claimed 'that he bent the key with his mind'.

As you can clearly see, he's bending the key and with his right thumb, he exercised pressure

to create the bending effect.

What do you think?

Share your thoughts below.

I think the research report of the CIA looks like an advertisement like they are selling

a story.

Maybe we are looking at an alibi for Uri Geller, but I could be wrong.

It's not the first time because the CIA has released before tens of thou sands or secret

files.

These include more than 12,000 documents about the Stargate program, a research into remote

viewing, All which the intelligence service secretly Conducted.

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INCORPORATED | Season 1, Episode 8: 'He Doesn't Know a Thing' | Syfy - Duration: 3:14.

- Why are you doing this?

Did I do something wrong?

[device beeps]

Can someone please talk to me?

- What is your name?

- Ben Larson.

- Louder, please. - Ben Larson.

♪ ♪

- Mr. Larson, where were you raised?

- What? Seattle.

Why are you asking me this?

- What school did you attend?

[high-pitch squeal] - [grunts]

M.I.T. West.

♪ ♪

- Roger Caplan.

- What is the question?

Is this about him defecting?

♪ ♪

- Describe your relationship with Mr. Caplan.

Mr. Larson. - Roger's a friend.

He can be a lot to handle,

but we've been working together for a long time.

Look, I had nothing to do with him defecting,

if that's what you--

- When did you see him last?

- What's going on?

- Answer the question.

Where did you see him last?

- I-I don't know. Work, I think.

Is that Roger? [door closes]

Did--did an Inazagi kill him?

Why are you showing me this?

Hey, did you hear me? What happened?

- Roger Caplan was murdered.

- Oh, God.

- Who would want to hurt him?

- [stammers] I don't know.

- Who would want to hurt Roger Caplan?

- I don't know.

- Did you ever hurt him? - No. Never.

- How did he wind up dead in his car?

- I told you. I don't know.

I can't look at these. Please, I wanna get out.

- Explain why your DNA and fingerprints

are all over his car. - I've been in his car

lots of times.

His heart rate's high.

What about his brain activity?

- It's normal. - Eye movement?

Stress responses? - He's just scared,

but everything else is normal.

He doesn't know a thing.

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- Out.

[quietly] Who framed Chad Peterson?

- Chad?

What does he have to do with Roger?

- Who framed Chad Peterson?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

♪ ♪

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South Pacific Cruise - 2017 - Duration: 24:10.

Alright, so were on top of the boat

Let's get a good shot of this.

Have a look at that.

Very windy up here.

There's the pool.

More of Sydney.

Back of the boat.

There's the adult pool.

And back over this side.

Whoa...not what I was expecting.

Wow look at that water.

So this is were we are docked.

Look at all those markets.

Alright were about to go on the big one guys.

That was awesome!

Here comes Jess.

Day 6...We are in...I don't actually know where we are

I think it's vanuatu still, were on mystery island on know that much.

So here is what I'm looking at.

Now this from my understanding is not Mystery Island.

This is the island where the locals live.

Mystery Island is behind me on the other side.

Let's go in the water.

awww

wow

It's like warm...It's not even cold.

How warm is it!

So why do we call this bay the Orphan's Bay.

Because there use to be an Orphanage here.

We're on the second pit stop.

Just stopped at a park...

Just looking at some cool guns and really cool view.

There is another big gun up here.

Apparently it was used for training purposes in World War II.

There's the train.

Oh I'm filming...fail.

Alright so we just got onto Isle of Pines. It's very early in the morning.

Yeeeeep.

Gona put some sunscreen on first and then go for an explore.

And what are we doing today?

The Island Discovery Tour.

Alright let's go have a look at caves.

Cave exploring.

Look at this.

I'm so glad I'm at the front with the camera.

aww wow.

Get a load of that.

Aw it's cold.

Gotta keep moving.

It's beautiful though.

It's not like those other places that were warm.

It's lovely.

Here you see the crab walk.

This is a secret video

Cos Kade doesn't have the camera for once.

And he is all the way over there.

But now I have the camera so I'm in charge.

And i'm the best camera person even though Kade doesn't think that.

Look at him.

Buffet.

No there isn't Jess.

Kitchen.

Staff eating area.

Engine control room

Rubbish and recycling centre

The bridge

Au revoir from Isle of Pines.

Au revoir!

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UFO Rises up, Comes toward ISS then Departs - Duration: 1:34.

UFO Rises up, Comes toward ISS then Departs

A new astonishing footage, which was broadcast live by NASA and recorded by Streetcap1 on

January 17, 2017, shows what appears to be a UFO which rises up, flying towards the International

Space Station and departs.

Although now almost daily UFOs are seen on the ISS camera, NASA is unwilling to comment

on these sightings.

Moreover, they often go to the blue screen just at the moment a UFO comes into the picture,

therefore it is really amazing that they didn�t cut this live-feed.

See video link below in our description.

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English Phrases Used in Everyday Language #2 - Duration: 4:08.

Hey guys! it's Leo here again with a new

video and to continue with the series i

have prepared useful expressions used

in everyday language which a lot of

people seem to have liked so let's jump

into it. The first expression is all

ears. People usually say "I'm all ears"

and what this means is that you have my

full attention and I'm willing to listen

to you like I'm focused so please tell me

what you have in mind

and if you have suggestions I'm all ears

ok let's move on. if you hear someone say

that movie bombed in the box office

what comes to your mind do you think it

did well or bad?

well, bomb means to be unsuccessful to

fail we usually use a lot to talk about

show and movies as well as for tests for

example we can say that movie bombed in

the box office

I totally bombed it in my last english

A lot of Johnny Depp movies has

bombed in the box office recently like

for example transcendent and the second

alice in wonderland movie so remember if

we use bomb as a verb it means to fail completely

let's continue the next

phrase is bottom line it means the

essential most important point like the

final result or the outcome the word

origin comes from accounting think of

a financial statement where

profit-and-loss are calculated. Wewrite

the final figure at the bottom line of

the page

that's why we used to phrase the bottom

line to mean the most important thing

this is a great phrase to use in

presentations to make a strong point as

we'll see in the following examples

it's just another common english term we

use to mean to finish or to end something

for example if you've had a long meeting

with a colleague you can say let's call

it quits or let's call it a day

when you're under the weather

You feels sick, tired or exhausted your

body is not feeling great

I found the origin of the word to be

very interesting

it comes from a maritime source of

the sea and in the old days when a sailor

was sick he was sent down under the deck

to help his recovery and away from the

weather that's why we use the phrase

under the weather to mean sick

ok so let's call it quits for today and

I think a good way to memorize these

phrases is to actually try and use them

So in the comments section below try to

use one or more of the above phrases and

come up with your own sentence I'll

correct them if it seems a little bit

off

alright i hope you guys enjoyed this

video and give it a big thumbs up if you

did

oh and I i have a quick announcement

it's the Lunar New Year next week so I'm

actually going to singapore tomorrow so

the next video i upload will be from

Singapore see you in singapore!

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Why do I get allergies in the winter and not spring or summer? - Duration: 3:38.

hello feel good family happy thursday

tuya I don't know why I'm talking in

like madea voice right now

heller tired during her name is Miss

Simmons by the way it's Madea Simmons

just so you know maybe I have a little

Madea in me on today's daily goes

questions about allergies super simple i

love these kind of like questions that i

love when you guys ask me this stuff

because I sort of think I take it

for granted that you already know about

all the stuff because I I know about it

and I do it so often and that but that's

the whole point of ask the NP and the

daily doses like for me to help educate

you about stuff that you probably don't

know about and and all those questions

are too scared asking dr. so apologies

the question was why do I get such bad

allergies in the winter but not in the

spring and summer allergies can be

triggered by a whole bunch of different

things so pets mites pollen dust roaches

smog in the air fire they're called

environmental allergies or like seasonal

allergies and some people you know we

always assume like oh it's springtime

the weather is changing there's lots of

pollen in the air all my seasonal

allergies are acting up

well if you're not allergic to pollen

then your allergies don't act up but in

the wintertime a lot of people's

allergies kick up because we kick on our

furnaces and it boot blows all that dust

out all over us and we're indoors a lot

so we're more and more exposed to like

the dust mites in our bed so gross

like I can't even tell you about there's

like literally millions of bugs in our

beds in our pillows and their excrement

or they're like dead bodies when we like

breathe that in that's what we're

allergic to

that's what being allergic to dust mites

as it's super gross so all that stuff on

the inside of the house if you have a

pet you might be allergic to their

dander it's actually a protein in the

dander in their saliva in their urine

it's not usually their hair

interestingly you might just be more

allergic to things that are inside

I vs things that are outside plus if you

live in a cold weather environment

you're spending more time inside instead

of being outside so when you're outside

you're not being exposed to the things

that you normally are allergic to some

extent so but the treatment for all of

these seasonal allergies are the same

you know i always recommend see your

primary provider first because let's

just make sure that you don't have some

underlying asset stuff going on to cause

asthma and allergies kind of play

together but make sure you don't have

any asthma stuff going on but then

over-the-counter antihistamines were

great benadryl is still like one of the

best ever

flonase and no they're not sponsoring

this or paying for me to say that but

flonase works really great for some

people their attack works really great

for some people

claritin works really great for some

people all that stuff you can try over

the counter so just make sure it doesn't

interact with any of your other

medications tried over-the-counter see

which one works for you you might have

to do some extra dusting in your house

to you know get rid of all of those dust

mites and pet dander and all that stuff

alright so from one seasonal crazy

allergy asthma sufferer to another

feel-good family i hope that answers

your allergy question and if you're new

to the family by the way and you like

what we do please subscribe if you liked

this video I'm hit that like button

share with your friends and family all

over social tell them to come on over

and subscribe we talk about crazy stuff

from sex to allergies but alright

ah this is thursdays daily dose i will

see you guys for tomorrow's freaky

friday daily dose feel good family

I love you very much SI manana

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["The Bone that has no Marrow"] J1274, F1218 (ASL) - Duration: 0:36.

The Bone that has no Marrow,

What Ultimate for that?

It is not fit for Table

For Beggar or for Cat.

A Bone has obligations —

A Being has the same —

A Marrowless Assembly

Is culpabler than shame.

But how shall finished Creatures

A function fresh obtain?

Old Nicodemus' Phantom

Confronting us again!

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["Success is counted sweetest"] J67, F112 (ASL) - Duration: 0:50.

Success is counted sweetest

By those who ne'er succeed.

To comprehend a nectar

Requires sorest need.

Not one of all the purple Host Who took the Flag today

Can tell the definition So clear of victory

As he defeated – dying –

On whose forbidden ear

The distant strains of triumph

Burst agonized and clear!

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751 - Les Feldick Bible Study - Lesson 2 Part 3 Book 63 - Noahic Covenant - Duration: 28:21.

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["Me — come! My dazzled face"] J431, F389 (ASL) - Duration: 0:32.

Me — come! My dazzled face

In such a shining place!

Me — hear! My foreign Ear

The sounds of Welcome — there!

The Saints forget

Our bashful feet —

My Holiday, shall be

That They — remember me —

My Paradise — the fame

That They — pronounce my name —

For more infomation >> ["Me — come! My dazzled face"] J431, F389 (ASL) - Duration: 0:32.

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["The Soul has Bandaged moments"] J512, F360 (ASL) - Duration: 1:16.

The Soul has Bandaged moments —

When too appalled to stir —

She feels some ghastly Fright come up

And stop to look at her —

Salute her — with long fingers —

Caress her freezing hair —

Sip, Goblin, from the very lips

The Lover — hovered — o'er —

Unworthy, that a thought so mean

Accost a Theme — so — fair —

The soul has moments of Escape —

When bursting all the doors —

She dances like a Bomb, abroad,

And swings upon the Hours,

As do the Bee — delirious borne —

Long Dungeoned from his Rose —

Touch Liberty — then know no more,

But Noon, and Paradise —

The Soul's retaken moments —

When, Felon led along,

With shackles on the plumed feet,

And staples, in the Song,

The Horror welcomes her, again,

These, are not brayed of Tongue —

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["Wild Nights — Wild Nights!"] J249, F269 (ASL) - Duration: 0:40.

Wild Nights — Wild Nights!

Were I with thee

Wild Nights should be

Our luxury!

Futile — the Winds —

To a Heart in port —

Done with the Compass —

Done with the Chart!

Rowing in Eden —

Ah, the Sea!

Might I but moor — Tonight —

In Thee!

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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone - [PV] "Dreaming Leaf" (Romaji/English Subs) - Duration: 2:55.

The sky after the rain paints a puddle at the intersection

The bicycle I use for commuting makes a splash

In the gap between ideal and real, the waves of everyday busy life

Wash you far away

But that arm of yours

Is always strong, I want to draw it close to me

We always just disagree with each other, sorry

With our gushed words

That's my Dreaming dreaming leaf for you

The words I entrusted in it

Are my honest feelings

With a carefree heart, look up at the sky

So you won't miss even a single leaf

That's my Dreaming dreaming leaf for you

I let it ride on the warm wind

To reach straight to you

With a truthful heart, I'll give you these feelings

That's my Dreaming dreaming leaf for you

The words I entrusted in it

Are my honest feelings

Holding on humble feelings

I'll raise up new leaves

For the sake of finding our matching smiles

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HA Meetup: January 25th with Dr. Natasha Fallahi - Duration: 1:46.

Hello beautiful community, this is Fabienne!

We wanted to take a moment to wish you an

extraordinary year of 2017 and certainly

one that would bring you back into

wellness if that's what you need

We are thrilled to announce to you that our

national monthly meetup is going to

upgrade right now and you will have the

opportunity to SEE us as well as HEAR us

this year, so that's awesome!

Yay! Hi, it's Pearl! We're so excited to have you

guys with us this month of January.

Next Wednesday night, January 25 at 7pm (eastern)

January 25 at 7pm (eastern) we're going to go LIVE

with the honorable Dr. Natasha Fallahi

was who he was right now! Hi!

Thanks Pearl and Fabienne! Before I became a doctor

I was a young lady suffering from the confusing

symptoms that come with Hashimoto's

autoimmunity. I had chronic fatigue, acne, digestive

problems, massive hair loss and I was in

constant pain. So over the past decade I

traveled the world looking for answers

and through my journey I found 5 things

5 things that transformed my life and

allowed me to heal. I'll be sharing those

5 things with you at our upcoming

meetup and answering some of your questions.

So please join us Wednesday

January 25th at 7pm (Eastern) 4pm (Pacific)

January 25th at 7pm (Eastern) 4pm (Pacific)

We are going to be launching this first-ever

LIVE interactive webinar

through Hashimoto's Awareness and I'm looking

forward to meeting up with you all!

Just click in the link below to register for

FREE and just watch ONLINE!

Just click on that link right below and you can

register online for free.

Meet you all there! Bye!

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Every Single Journalist Is Pssing Themselves After What Trump Said He MIGHT Do To Them! - Duration: 2:09.

Every Single Journalist Is P*ssing Themselves After What Trump Said He MIGHT Do To Them!

By Paris Swade.

Too bad there isn�t a lab test to determine integrity, honesty, professionalism, intelligence.

Oh sorry. You don�t know what I�m talking bout. A candidate for secretary in the Trump

administration suggested that the White House press corps should be drug tested.

The proposal was among 13 other ideas that one of the candidates for press secretary

pitched in November, according to the New York Post. Here is the memo below.

�JOURNALISTS WHO ARE AT THE WHITE HOUSE MORE THAN ONE DAY PER WEEK SHOULD BE SUBJECT

TO DRUG SCREENINGS TO OCCUR NO MORE THAN TWICE A YEAR AT RANDOM TIMES,� THE MEMO STATES.

�Refusal to comply should exclude them from credentialing entirely.�Sean Spicer, Trump�actual

pick, did not say he supported for drug testing for the press corp. Instead, he said, �I

support whatever security measures are recommended by the Secret Service.�

Could you imagine if the press had to be drug tested?

You sure as heck wouldn�t get these class acts like Don Citrus�

They wouldn�t lie so much. I think that it is time to clear a path to communicate

with the people. It�s time to get all these old guard media companies out of Press Corp.

They don�t deserve it anymore.

Share this if you think that the Press Corp should be subject to random drug tests! We

need to get this considered by Trump.

It will probably lead to a firing of all those loser Reporters.

It�s time to shake up the Press Corp in Washington. It is wrong that they have so

much access and power and are deciding to miss use it.

Thanks for reading.

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Issatu DeafTV January 19, 2017 (CC) - Duration: 21:08.

Salaams/Hello World What's trending news today

Magazine People Crime Christine Pelisek January 18, 2017 How Detectives Cracked the Cold Case of a Florida Newborn Stolen from the Hospital 18 Years Ago

Newly released police documents reveal how a series of anonymous tips, beginning in August, led investigators to solve the 18-year mystery of Kamiyah Mobley's disappearance.

Mobley was just eight hours old when authorities claim that Gloria Williams, posing as a health care worker, stole her from a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital in

July 1998. On Friday, investigators said Mobley had been found in Walterboro, South Carolina, living under a false identity apparently created for her following

her abduction. Williams, 51, was arrested on a kidnapping charge the same day.

A Florida newborn taken from her family in the hospital more than 18 years ago has been located living with her alleged abductor, who she believed to be her mom,

law enforcement announced Friday. Kamiyah Mobley was only hours old when authorities

say a woman posing as a health care worker took her from a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital in July 1998. According to local reports, Mobley was briefly given

to the woman because her family believed the woman was a nurse, while hospital staff believed the woman was a relative.

On Friday, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said at a news conference that Mobley had been found in Walterboro, South Carolina, living under a false identity a

apparently created for her following her abduction.

He said Mobley's biological parents were overjoyed at the news of her discovery: Her mother was "elated." He noted that Mobley has not been reunited with her parents

yet and said any decision about such a reunion was solely up to her as an adult.

The woman who Mobley believed to be her mother, Gloria Williams, was arrested Friday and charged with first-degree kidnapping and third-degree interference

with custody, prosecutors said.

Gloria Williams was arrested at her home in Walterboro, Sheriff Williams said. Mobley was not present.

"We don't believe she was a resident [of Jacksonville], but again those are things we will look into," he said of the suspect. "We are not sure of her ties to

Jacksonville. We are as early in this investigation as can be and it is as complicated as you can imagine."

The sheriff said he didn't know if Mobley's alleged abductor has a criminal history.

She appeared in court in South Carolina on Friday afternoon, according to a First Coast News reporter, with Mobley in attendance at the hearing. The teen told

her she loved her and was praying for her.

"[The] hearing was one of the worst things I've ever watched," reporter Clark Fouraker tweeted. "So much confusion. So much sadness."

'We Don't Know Exactly What She Knew'

Despite the dramatic announcements this week in the nearly two-decades-old case, several questions remain unanswered.

"We don't know exactly what she knew," Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams told PEOPLE of Mobley. "We know that obviously there was conversation about her maybe

not being [Gloria's] daughter. Did she confess completely to her, or did she just give her pieces of it? We are not quite sure at this point."

Sheriff Williams said they are still working out what led to the abduction: "We don't know the answer to that, as to why [Gloria] did it, and we don't know if she told [Mobley]."

Mobley has defended Gloria, who she grew up believing was her mom. The teen told ABC News, "She loved me for 18 years. She raised me for 18 years …

I will always love her."

"From that one mistake, I was given the best life. I was. I had everything I ever needed, wanted. I had love especially," Mobley said. "I understand what she did was

wrong, but just don't lock her up and throw away the key like everything she did was just awful."

Mobley met her biological parents for the first time on Saturday at the Walterboro Police Department, WCSC reported.

"I feel like I do owe them that, to give them a chance, you know? Get to know them," Mobley told ABC News. "I'm not saying they weren't going to be good

parents. I'm not saying that at all. But it would have been a different life."

Suspected Kidnapper Appears in Court

On Wednesday, Gloria made her first court appearance in Florida on charges of first-degree kidnapping and third-degree custodial interference.

During the brief hearing, no bond was set on the kidnapping charge and a $503,000 bond was set on the interference charge. Gloria remains in custody

in the Duval County Jail.

She did not enter a plea. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 8.

It was not immediately clear if she has retained an attorney. The lawyer with her in court Friday did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Next Story, To say a final 'Thanks, Obama,' thousands of Americans to applaud together on his last day

Bejidé Davis, a 29-year-old attorney in New York City, told to her older brother that she was worried that

the country hadn't appreciated Barack Obama.

"I feel like no matter who wins in November, they are going to miss Barack Obama, and I think it will take him to leave office for people to see how great he was

and how effective he was. I wish I could show him how grateful I am," she recalled telling her brother. "Maybe I'll just go to the White House and give him

a round of applause."

"You want to give the president a fifth-grade clap-out?" her brother asked teasingly.

casually to friends. She persuaded a few to join her in Washington on Jan. 19, the day before the inauguration, to stand outside the president's home and

clap. After Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention in July, Davis decided to make a formal event page on Facebook. She figured a dozen or

so like-minded friends might sign up.

She went to bed that night and when she woke up less than eight hours later, 500 people had clicked that they planned to attend and another 700 marked that they were interested.

In the coming days and weeks, the number grew incrementally, easily getting into the thousands. Then, when Trump won, interest spiked. By the Friday after

Election Day, another 60,000 people said they were either going or wanted to.

The women hope people all over the country, and even the world, whether in their offices or in their living rooms or out with friends, will also stand

at that time and clap. They're hoping thousands stream it live.

In addition to clap-out, the organizers have also asked people between now and the day Obama leaves office to tweet

thank you messages to him, tagging their handle, @thanksobamateam, and @BarackObama, #ThanksObama

Instead, we invite everyone to use Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to "Go Live" at 6:58 pm EST on January 19 for the National Clap Out at 7

pm EST! Go Live showing yourself watching our periscope stream (more details on our periscope to come) and clapping with us!! We are working to make sure that

everyone feels included in this historic experience.

Here is how you can be counted in the number to Thank Obama:

1. Tune in to our periscope on January 19 (details to follow)

2. At 6:58 pm EST, "Go Live" on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, showing yourself watching our periscope and telling us (and the world) why you want to

Thank President Obama.

3. At 7:00 pm EST, stand and CLAP WITH US!!! Be counted in the number of appreciative citizens who want to show their gratitude for President Barack H

. Obama!!!

Let's create the greatest showing of appreciation and gratitude for an elected official, ever! Show how much you will miss him and his family! Reflect

on the things he has done in office and how they have affected you or someone you know!!!

The Women's March on Washington On January 21, 2017 we will unite in Washington, DC for the Women's March on Washington. We stand together in

solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families -- recognizing that our vibrant and diverse

communities are the strength of our country.

The rhetoric of the past election cycle has insulted, demonized, and threatened many of us--women, immigrants of all statuses, those with diverse religious faiths

particularly Muslim, people who identify as LGBTQIA, Native and Indigenous people, Black and Brown people, people with disabilities,

the economically impoverished and survivors of sexual assault. In the spirit of democracy and honoring the champions of human rights

dignity, and justice who have come before us, we join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to

ignore. The Women's March on Washington will send a bold message to our new administration on their first day in office, and to the world that

women's rights are human rights. We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.

They announced the lineup of speakers for Saturday's rally and march.

More than 200,000 people expected to attend.

The rally begins at 10 a.m. near the U.S. Capitol at Independence Ave. and 3rd Street. The march is expected to begin at that location at 1:15 p.m.

The march will be held on President Donald Trump's first full day in office. Organizers are hoping to send a message that they stand together "for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families."

According to the Women's March on Washington, the speakers come from a variety of backgrounds and areas of expertise, including racial justice, reproductive rights, and immigrant rights.

Sat, January 21, 2017

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Independence Ave SW & 3rd St SW

Washington, DC 20024

Thank You, If you like this video, please click LIKE and Subscribe

Greeting World!

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Kiss the ring! GOP Senate candidates told to make nice with Trump - Duration: 6:12.

Kiss the ring!

GOP Senate candidates told to make nice with Trump.

By DAVID M. DRUCKER.

Republicans considering a 2018 Senate bid are being advised to meet with President-elect

Trump to ensure they have his seal of approval.

Trump isn't demanding that potential Republican Senate candidates and incumbents seek his

blessing before running.

But GOP leaders, concerned that he could firebomb a sitting senator or top Senate recruit with

a critical tweet and blow up their prospects, are urging them to reach out to the new administration

to make sure the president-elect is on board with their candidacy.

That is especially the case for Republicans who opposed Trump or were perceived to be

odds with him during the 2016 presidential campaign.

"I think that would be smart," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas said Tuesday during

a brief interview with the Washington Examiner.

It's not uncommon for congressional leaders to consult the White House on candidates it

plans to field in high profile races.

Republican operatives around when President George W. Bush was in office say it was common

for his political lieutenants to weigh in on targeted House and Senate campaigns.

A typical White House political operation might check in with congressional leaders,

and relay concerns about a candidate quietly, allowing any issues about loyalty to the president

to be resolved behind closed doors.

But Trump is unconventional.

The incoming president hasn't hesitated to jab at members of his own party, either during

a political rally or on social media, especially those that crossed him in the contentious

2016 campaign.

That dynamic is forcing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Sen. Cory Gardner

of Colorado, the National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman, to take pre-emptive action

to protect the incumbents and prized recruits they believe are best positioned to pick off

Democrats in the midterm elections.

The last thing they want is for Trump to urge Republican voters in those races to support

another candidate in the GOP primary, just because their prized recruit might not have

been as supportive of the president in 2016.

Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., who refused to endorse Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton, hasn't

reached out to the incoming president specifically to mend fences.But he is trying to show his

support for the new Republican honcho by vocally supporting his cabinet nominees, including

Rex Tillerson, picked for secretary of state.

Flake also is leveraging his strong friendship with Vice President-elect Mike Pence to reset

his relationship with the incoming administration.

Flake and Pence served in the House together and spoke regularly during the 2016 campaign,

even as the senator and Trump argued with each other in public.

"What I'm doing is, I'm supporting [Trump] when I agree," Flake said.

"You assume the best, and look for the good, and move ahead."

Flake isn't the only incumbent with Trump issues.

Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada also declined to endorse Trump, although he kept his opposition

to his party's nominee quieter than did his colleague from Arizona.

Republican sources said they expect incumbents that crossed Trump last year to repair relations

through votes on the Senate floor that will largely be supportive of the new president's

agenda.And, with Republicans holding just 52 seats � a two-seat majority � Trump

can hardly afford to alienate members of his own party over old feuds.

He needs their votes, Republicans insiders say.

"It's 52-48, they're going to need every vote they have, a normal person wouldn't come after

a Republican," a senior GOP Senate aide said.

For Republican challengers on the wrong side of Trump, smoothing things over could require

a more direct approach, GOP sources say.

Trump in the past few weeks made calls into Ohio to pick sides in the race for chairman

of the state party.

Matt Borges, the incumbent, by any measure accomplished his job as Ohio GOP chairman.

Trump won the state big and Republicans were successful down ballot.

But Borges was an ally of Gov. John Kasich, who never endorsed Trump over Clinton, and

Borges was therefore perceived as insufficiently loyal to the president-elect.

Trump called members of the Ohio GOP state central committee and was successful at swaying

enough of them to elevate Trump loyalist Jane Timken over Borges.

That was the case even though most of the committee was presumed to be loyal to Kasich.

If Trump is willing to intervene in a contest for state GOP chairman, Republicans figure

he wouldn't hesitate to do the same in a Senate primary.

That could be a problem for Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-Ohio, who is thinking of challenging Sen.

Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.

Tiberi is another Kasich ally, and he backed Borges in the chairman's race.

If he runs, he has to get through Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, a Republican who ran in 2012

and is running again this cycle.

Mandel was a consistent supporter of Trump once he secured the nomination and did not

endorse a candidate in the chairman's race.

Even some Republicans who are solid with Trump, like Mandel, are keeping in contact with his

team to make sure they have his support, or at least don't earn his opposition, in the

primary.

"We've been talking with the trump folks at Trump Tower," said a Republican strategist

advising a GOP Senate hopeful.

"Our candidate has a good relationship with all of them."

Al Weaver contributed

to this report.