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Success Reveal

The Secret to make yourself success

by Oknha Quach Mengly

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Opel Astra 1.6-16V Club - Duration: 0:47.

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Peugeot 108 Active 1.0 e-VTi S&S 68 PK 5-DEURS NETTO DEALDAGEN - Duration: 0:45.

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Peugeot 108 ACTIVE 1.0 12V E-VTI 68 PK 5-DRS | AIRCO | NETTODEAL DAGEN - Duration: 0:45.

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Peugeot 508 SW BLUE LEASE EXECUTIVE 1.6 E-HDI 2-TRONIC | NETTODEAL DAGEN - Duration: 0:43.

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Nỗi U SẦU của người đàn ông CUỒNG YÊU vợ nhưng lại bị vợ MIÊN MAN căm sừng - Duration: 4:09.

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Stuff I Never Knew: Are You Going My Direction!? - Duration: 4:05.

- Hey guys, Shawn again, Custom Offsets

CustomOffsetsTV on YouTube.

Got another episode of Sh*t I Never Knew

Are You Going My Direction?

What we want to talk about, this one comes up a lot

and we touch on it a little bit with some car wheels

but we had this opportunity to get these big old

Fuel Forged wheels in here

directional wheels, directional tires.

What a lot of times you'll see

is you'll see a wheel design that has these blades that dig.

You'll be like, "That must be a directional wheel."

Not necessarily.

Sometimes what they'll do is they'll have this design

but all of the wheels, all four will go the same direction

so they'll all tip to the clockwise.

That is not a true directional wheel.

When you get into a directional wheel

note that these go clockwise

and now these are coming counter-clockwise.

What trucks typically will do, I should say always

because I think that is the general rule

is the truck should dig.

A truck should rotate this way

because it's digging into the ground.

This one is designed for the passenger side of the truck.

This guy wants to go this way

so he's going to be designed, ran over my foss glass.

He's going to be designed for the driver's side of the truck

so you'll see that they go two opposite directions.

What does that mean?

That means that you can either A, not rotate

from side to side

or B, you'll end up running the wheels backwards

when you rotate if you go side to side.

You can always go front to back

because they're going to be directional to a set.

Now let me confuse you even more

or un-confuse you even more

it depends on how you're doing

as far as keeping up.

This Free Passer tire is also directional.

What you'll see is these lugs are all headed thataway.

That means that this tire

is also designed to be on the passenger side.

When it's coming down the road

it's digging into the ground.

It's grabbing and throwing water, snow

sand, whatever it is.

Probably not mud with this fancy-ass setup.

This side you'll see is going the opposite direction

so this is going to be again your driver's side.

What you'll see on the side wall of the tire

it will actually say rotation

and it's got an arrow mark

and it tells you that this tire is designed to be mounted

with this out and that rotation headed that way

which is the same rotation

as the digging pattern of these directional wheels.

That's it, I don't want to drag this one out.

It is what it is.

Directional wheel, directional wheel

directional tire with that lug pattern

wanting to dig.

If you were to run it this way, that would be wrong

because it's coming at you going that way.

It's not funneling the water

it's basically snagging the water and whatnot.

That is the whole concept of a directional tire

directional wheel.

When you go and put these on a vehicle

you're basically going to be able to rotate

front to back front to back front to back

but if you were to rotate side to side

the wheel direction would be going the wrong way

but also your tread would be going the wrong way

and it's not going in the way it was designed

to rotate down the road

and you're going to get weird wearing issues.

That is Are You Going My Direction

Custom Offsets, CustomOffsetsTV on YouTube, peace.

(hip hop music)

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I CONTRACTED HIV - Duration: 3:44.

I contracted HIV

i have contracted HIV

i have also contracted AIDS

the doctor recommended i tell my story

how i contracted hiv

My HIV/AIDS Story

The Science of HIV/AIDS

Medical Animation: HIV and AIDS

Signs You May Have HIV

My HIV Results LIVE!

Top 10 Interesting Facts About HIV

LIVING WITH HIV by Caspar Lee

My HIV/AIDS Story - My 16 HIV Symptoms

Living With The Stigma of HIV

Living With HIV/AIDS

The Face of HIV/AIDS: Then and Now

Transmission and Prevention of HIV

HIV & AIDS - signs, symptoms, transmission, causes & pathology

Living with HIV

HIV या एड्स ये हैं वो लक्षण जिनसे आप जान सकते हैं की आपको HIV या एड्स तो नहीं!

Scientists Discover Potential Cure For HIV

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Toyota Prius 1.5 VVT-I Automaat Airco PDC achter - Duration: 0:59.

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Honda Jazz 1.4i VTEC TREND Rijklaar!!! - Duration: 0:54.

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Toyota Verso 1.8 VVT-i Dynamic - Duration: 1:01.

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Citroën Xsara 1.6i-16V Ligne Prestige - Duration: 0:54.

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Citroën C1 1.0I 3-DRS SEDUCTION - Duration: 0:56.

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Debra Lee Baldwin's Succulent Garden in Midwinter - Duration: 11:36.

Come on down!

I'm planting this

raised area

with cuttings

I think it's going

to be really pretty

surrounding the

base of the

Beaucarnea recurvata

So far, I haven't had

any problem with

frost here, because

I think the beaucarnea

is just enough to

protect it.

So, this is my

lower garden

I have a half acre

And it's on a

steep slope

I sometimes call it

my inhospitable

half-acre because

it's very rocky,

the soil is poor

it's decomposed

granite and clay

I've done a lot of

amending

I've lived here

for 25 years

had a lot of compost

that I've added back

into the soil

I also use mushroom

compost, I mix in

things like pumice

that help the soil

to drain

I designed this new

section of the garden

that has all the

flagstone to be

viewed primarily

from this location

Because before, the

garden was a bit

of a mish-mash

and I wanted to be

able to get good

photography from one

main location

And so you come

down the stairs

and you enter this

area that is sheltered

by this large oak tree

I can grow just about

anything under this,

even though I have a

somewhat challenging

climate, I get near-desert

heat in the summer,

and it dips below freezing

in the winter

Thanks to the oak tree

I've got a perfect

microclimate for

succulents, and it is

a little messy, it

drops leaves and I

have to keep after

them, but not only

does it have this

multilayered canopy

that creates bright

shade, it also has this

great oak leaf mulch

decomposing oak leaves

plants of all kinds

just thrive in oak

leaf mulch

so if you have an

oak tree, it's a tremendous

blessing, it'll provide

shade for your plants

in the summertime

and frost protection

in the winter

So as you come into

this area, you can

see there's a lot of

repetition going on

here, I have the blue

senecio all along here

And that's just sort

of like a river that

flows through here

Graptoveria 'Fred Ives'

is one of my

favorite succulents

I like how it turns

different colors

at different times

of the year

It's a real chameleon

And a real powerhouse

in the garden

A dasylirion over there

with long, thin leaves

When you see these

moving in the wind

it's wonderful

it's like a fountain

And at the base

are some aloes

It's beautiful when

it blooms

And everybody asks

about these

Boophone disticha

A kind of bulb

With crazy wrinkled

curved leaves and

they've yet to bloom

I think maybe they

get a little too much

shade, but they're

interesting just for

their fan-shaped,

curvy, wrinkly leaves

My favorite plant for

popping into bare

spots in the garden

is Aloe brevifolia

Wherever you put it

it just does really well

It doesn't take over

though, but it will

form a colony

and over time

you get this lovely

fullness and repetition

of form

This rock wall was

already here, I've

added aeoniums

They look really good

along the top of it

As you look up the

slope, I've also added

more aeoniums

Because they're just

so happy underneath

the oak tree

You know, one neat

thing about coming

here in midwinter

Is you see things in

bloom that you

wouldn't see in spring

when everything is

blasting into bloom

And among them

are the cotyledons

So this is a kind of

a rangy, leggy plant

that's not beautiful

most of the year

Late December,

January, you get these

spectacular, parasol-like

flowers.

They look like

ladies' ballgowns

Look at that

The way the hardscape

is formed is it's

not a perfect line

I wanted curves and

S-shapes in the garden

Because it's more natural

This is the succulent

sitting area

It's like sitting inside

a succulent wreath

What I really love

about it is when you're

sitting here, the plants

are at eye level

It's the first area that

I try to make nice

when I have company

coming, because we're

going to be sitting here,

and we're going to be

looking at these plants

close up

It's just a real happy

coincidence that all of

these are facing the

viewer, because that

is the direction of

greatest light

And I put my more

spectacular plants

here that you want

to see close up,

like the large aeonium

Aeonium 'Moonglow'

or it's the opposite

of 'Sunburst' because

it has more green on it

than yellow.

Variegated

aloes do really well

here, they like this

bright shade underneath

the oak trees, but they

don't bloom here

I mean, that's your

tradeoff, and I grow

it for its leaves, not for

its flowers, because

I know the shade is

too deep for it to

bloom here, and I don't

want it to bloom

because it's going to

send blooms right

into the sitting area

and they're going to

be in the way, I'd have

to clip them off.

The regular Aloe

arborescens over here

is in full, beautiful

bloom right now

because it's getting

more sun, so know your

microclimates, understand

the orientation of your

garden to the sun

because it's going to

make a big difference

in where you position

sitting areas, what

direction the plants

are going to naturally

turn toward

You have to allow for that.

Because if they're

growing in semishade

and the greatest light

is coming from another

direction, they're going

to lean toward it.

So plan for that.

Now here we have

a little aloe that

doesn't seem to mind

the low light, and it's

blooming anyway

But it's the exception

This is also a perfect

location for echeverias

They're completely

protected from direct

hot sun that could

scorch their leaves

Isn't this spectacular?

Three variegates that

repeat the same

starburst shape

But they're all

different plants

So that's a repetition

but it's also

interesting because

they are different,

they're not the same.

Plants create your

composition over time

too, you know they

grow maybe higher or

wider or they'll lean

more, or they'll do

things that you didn't

expect, they'll weave

in and out of other plants

if they're like these

cute little crassulas

This was just a cutting

somebody gave me

popping out here

it's making friends with

this giant aeonium

It's also cascading

down here, which I

love.

So that's part

of the fun and part

of the distressing

aspects of gardening,

is you never know

quite what the plants

are going to do

and they usually do

something that you

hadn't anticipated

but when it works,

it's usually the most

amazingly beautiful

thing that you never

thought of

and you're just taken

away by the beauty

of it.

So I'd say that a

lot of this area was

done by the plants

themselves, and I

can't take credit

for it.

This by the way

is the color wheel

that I did for my

Craftsy class

I try to keep it with

the plants that need

sun in order to turn

orange and yellow and

red on the east side

where they'll get the

most sun because

they're going to need

that sun in order to

color up.

Beaucarnea

recurvata, they're the

ponytail palm

they're not a palm

I guess you could

say they do have a

ponytail, but what

makes them

succulent is not their

floppy, strappy leaves,

but rather their caudex

This part, because a

succulent as you know

is any plant that

withstands periods

of drought by living

off of moisture

stored in its tissues

Well, that is a big

water storage tank

When you look at it

you may not think

"succulent," but it

very much is a

succulent, and over

time, that caudex

will fill that pot.

These pots of succulents

on the steps are

accompanied by a trio

of overly large ants

This is Sedum nussbaumerianum

You can see that I've

given an awful lot of

cuttings of this

wherever I've clipped off

the tip, it will branch

My friends think I'm

remarkably generous,

but I'm actually creating

a fuller plant through

the act of giving it away.

Cuttings stuck into

a pot, Oscularia deltoides

coppertone stonecrop

and Sedum adolphi

This pocket garden

over here was designed

by a good friend

Laura Eubanks of

Design for Serenity

Laura specializes in

creating jewel-box

succulent gardens

enhanced with rivulets

of rocks and pebbles

I especially like how

she incorporated a

pathway in this one

that leads the eye

to the arch below

And I have another

pocket garden by Laura

over here, she beautifully

repeated the color of

Aloe sinkitana flowers

and the leaves of

golden jade with bits of

yellow glass strewn

atop white sand

Both pocket gardens

were installed about

two years ago.

I suppose if you

asked me what my

favorite succulent is

in terms of a particular

plant in my garden,

it would be this

large americana

I rescued it as a pup

16 years ago

and now it's huge

A landscaper friend

told me, "You know,

that is going to get

so big, it's going to

encroach on the

pathway, and then

you'll have to move it."

And I said, "Well,

when that happens,

I'll move the pathway."

And sure enough,

I've had to do that.

The caudex of the

beaucarnea, it's going

to fill in this area,

hopefully in my

lifetime, and in the

meantime, I have this

mounded soil around

it that I planted with

cuttings.

This area

over here is my cactus

garden, and we

probably should leave that

for another video.

I'm Debra Lee Baldwin

Thank you for coming

to my garden.

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Alicia online gameplay (new) | Pefka | 31.03.2017 (05.02.2017) | Race set (three times) - Duration: 8:49.

SO CLOSE...

SO CLOSE... AGAIN. XDD

Hm?.. :oo

SO CLOSE... AGAIN-AGAIN-AGAIN!!

BECAUSE SO CLOSE, DAMN RIGHT!! X"DDD

So close, because. x))

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032917 BTS CHICAGO WINGS TOUR- FULL GREETING-TURN ON CC/SUBTITLES - Duration: 2:23.

(TURN VOLUME DOWN NOW!!!! ARMIES HAVE STRONG LUNGS!!)

Suga: Nice to meet you guys. I'm Suga.

Jungkook stans be like: JUNGKOOK!

(more screaming, turn volume down)

V: Hello, I'm V.

Me: Oh My God, Jungkook

Jungkook: Wassup. (pause) nice to meet you guys, I'm Jungkook

(Jhope being a ball on energy)

Jhope: AYYYY, WHAT'S POPPIN?

Jhope: I'm your hope...

(Jhope stans cry mercy)

Jhope: Jhope

(repeats to tease us XD)

(More screaming, turn volume down, fellow armies)

Jimin: Nice to meet you all, I'm Park Jimin

Jimin: ...episode 3(?)...

(and then korean, lol, probs saying, "if you're ready, let's go!!)

Jhope: YEAHH, BA BA BA BA BREEE!!!

Suga's wifeu: YOONGI!

Jhope: Do you remember The Red Bullet?

(yaaaaaas bishhhh)

Jhope: DO YOU REMEBER THE RED BULLET?

Jhope: (Calm and innocent) Thank you so much for coming again.

(SCREAMS)

Rap Mon: Let's start the wings! Let's go!

(Beginning song starts)

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THE 2017 HIKI NŌ Awards: Part Two - Duration: 28:38.

Broadcast of HIKI NŌ are made possible by the support of viewers like you!

Mahalo!

And by, Bank of Hawaii Foundation, Investing in Hawai'i's future by promoting

collaboration, critical thinking, and other 21st-Century skills though HIKI NŌ

Welcome to the 2017 HIKI NŌ Awards, Part 2.

Last week, we recognized the bronze, silver and gold

medalists for Best Personal Profile, Middle and High School Divisions, and for Best Writing,

Middle and High School Divisions.

Let's join hosts Leslie Wilcox and Aaron Sala as they continue on to the next

award.

Here we go.

Our next category was open to both middle and high schools: Best Franchise Piece.

A franchise piece is a short how-to video, usually running a little over a minute, that

illustrates the steps involved in completing a task or that describes

a process.

The nominees in this category were judged according to the following criteria.

Does the task or process being presented have a cultural or social significance?

Is the narration script clear, concise and thorough?

Is it compelling?

Does the narrator speak clearly, with good diction and with expression?

Is the activity shot from a variety of angles in order to make it visually interesting?

And is the camera showing us exactly what we need to see in order to understand every

stage of the process?

Does the viewer learn something?

Let's take a look at what schools were nominated in this category.

Nominated for Best Franchise Piece:

Hana K-12 School on Maui for "Ti Leaf Print," Kalani High School on O'ahu for "Thaumatrope,"

Kapa'a Middle School on Kaua'i for "10 Things to Do When You're Not On Your Smartphone,"

Kaua'i High School on Kaua'i for "Hurricane Protection,"

Moloka'i High School on Moloka'i for "Text-A-Tip" and

Pacific Buddhist Academy on O'ahu for "Offering Incense."

And the Bronze Medal for Best Franchise Piece goes to ...

Here we go ...

Kaua'i High School.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at the Bronze Medal winner for Best Franchise Piece, "Hurricane Protection"

by Kaua'i High School.

[MUSIC]

In this year alone, Hawai'i has already been able to luckily avoid nine different hurricanes.

However, regardless of this luck, it is always important

to understand the five P's towards hurricane protection to

ensure your safety in the event of an actual storm.

And now, the Silver Medal for Best Franchise Piece goes to ...

Okay ... Pacific Buddhist Academy on O'ahu.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

Now, here's a look at the Silver Medal winner for Best Franchise Piece, "Offering Incense"

by Pacific Buddhist Academy on O'ahu.

[MUSIC]

Care should be taken when lighting the charcoal.

Make certain to have an adult present.

Then, place the charcoal in the bowl.

[MUSIC]

Take a pinch of incense, and sprinkle it on the charcoal.

And now for the top award in this category, the Gold Medal for Best Franchise Piece, and

the $1,000 of production equipment ...

Goes to ...

Goes to whom?

Kaua'i again.

Kapa'a Middle School.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at the Gold Medal winner for Best Franchise Piece, "10 Things to Do

When You're Not On Your Smartphone."

Keeping streaks with your friend and sending pics with dog ears are fun.

But when you're doing that, you're missing out on many things, like nature,

fun experiences and activities.

This is a problem that needs to change.

So, here are ten fun, and even useful, things to do without your phone.

Interact with someone.

How about that kid in your class you've never talked to before?

Strike up a conversation.

How was your day?

How are you doing?

Help your community.

Whether it's picking up trash, or collecting clothes for your local shelter,

every little bit counts.

Let's move on now to the next category: Best Factoid.

This category was open to both middle schools and high schools.

Factoids are short vignettes that appear between the stories of a HIKI NŌ episode and give

audiences a glimpse into different aspects of school life.

They're the glue that holds the shows together.

The judges scored the nominees in this category based on the following criteria.

The quality of the on- camera and voiceover presence of the hosts,

their diction, articulation, expressiveness, and confidence.

We have to speak very carefully as we say this.

I know, exactly.

The production quality of the host shots and accompanying visuals, or b-roll.

Did the visuals establish a sense of a place or of being there?

Did they capture the essence of what is being discussed in the

narration?

The creativity and writing quality of the factoid scripts.

Did the factoid give you a sense of what it's like

to be a part of the school and/or community?

And let's see which schools were nominated in this category.

Nominated for Best Factoid: Hana K-12 School on Maui for "School History,"

Hawai'i Preparatory Academy on Hawai'i Island for "Solar Trees,"

Konawaena High School on Hawai'i Island for "Wildcats,"

Mililani High School on O'ahu for "Red Dirt" and

President William McKinley High School on O'ahu for "School Spirit."

[MUSIC]

The Bronze Medal for Best Factoid goes to ...

Let's see ... Mililani High School on O'ahu, Central O'ahu.

[APPLAUSE]

Let's watch the Bronze Medal-winning factoid, "Red Dirt," by Mililani High School on O'ahu.

High levels of iron oxide in the dirt turns it red from the rust.

This rich soil once nourished pineapple and sugar cane crops.

But now, the dirt is notorious for the red stains it leaves on clothes, cars and buildings.

This is why at Mililani, red is the color of choice for roofs and lockers, to honor

the red dirt and to camouflage it.

And now the Silver Medal for Best Factoid ...

Goes to ... let's see ... silver medal ... President William McKinley High School.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at the Silver Medal-winning factoid, "School Spirit," by McKinley High

School on O'ahu.

[SINGING]

One of the greatest traditions at McKinley is the school spirit and pride.

From the basement beginnings of the old Fort Street Church to Princess

Ruth's Palace, to the Beretania and Victoria Street location,

McKinley High School continues to show her pride and spirit, despite its several past

locations.

In 1923, McKinley High School found a permanent home

at the current King Street location.

Rallying students helped form the construction of several buildings

and created a synergy around campus that cannot be

explained in words.

It is because of this tradition of school spirit and pride that many alumni recognize

the prestige that comes with being a graduate of McKinley.

And now, the top award in this category, the Gold Medal for Best Factoid and the $1,000

of production equipment, go to ...

Here we go.

Sometimes, the envelope doesn't quite ... get along with me.

Hawai'i Preparatory Academy from Kona.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

And now, here's the Gold Medal-winning factoid, "Solar Trees," by Hawai'i Preparatory Academy

on Hawai'i Island.

T.J.

Kalaniopio, Class of 1994, is the head of maintenance, but also a cement mason.

His latest job was setting the foundation for two solar trees,

which stand fourteen feet above Kennedy Square.

These two solar trees have a thirty-foot wingspan and

collect nine kilowatts per day, completely sustaining our

student union.

And now for the next category, Best Achievement in Cinematography and Editing, which was also

open to both middle and high schools.

And here are the nominees, and the criteria that the judges used to score

these nominees.

Did the lighting, shot composition, camera angles and overall look create a mood or express

an emotion appropriate to the story being told?

Was the nominee able to shoot and edit action sequences that flowed naturally and enhanced

the telling of the story?

Was the pacing of the editing, fast or slow, appropriate to the mood and emotion of the

story?

Did they capture the magic, beauty and character of the people and places they photographed?

Did they tell a visual story?

Here are the schools nominated in this category.

Nominated for Best Achievement in Cinematography and Editing:

Kapa'a Middle School on Kaua'i for "Junior Lifeguard,"

Maui High School on Maui for "Tourette," Moanalua High School on O'ahu for "Equestrian,"

Sacred Hearts Academy on O'ahu for "IUCN," Wai'anae High School on O'ahu for "Parental

Guidance Required."

And the Bronze Medal for Best Achievement in Cinematography and Editing goes to ...

Wai'anae High School on O'ahu.

[APPLAUSE]

Here is a scene from the Bronze Medal-winning story for Best Achievement in Cinematography

and Editing, "Parental Guidance Required," by

Wai'anae High School on O'ahu.

For junior Anuhea Hamilton, this is the course she's chosen.

And this is the finish line.

[WHISTLE]

[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

Like, I love wrestling because it's my life.

[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

I get stressed out at school, and at home especially.

But when I'm wrestling, that's when I find my

release.

I may be mentally exhausted and physically sore, but it's like my escape from reality.

And now, the Silver Medal for Best Achievement in Cinematography and Editing goes to ...

Silver Medal ... to Moanalua High School.

[APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at a scene from the Silver Medal-winning story for Best Achievement in

Cinematography and Editing, "Equestrian," by Moanalua High School on O'ahu.

Moanalua High School senior Angelina Johnson has always had a passion for horseback riding.

I love being around horses.

Just the energy and the kindness in their eyes, the way that they look at you,

the way that they understand you.

They are very kind souls, and I just want to work with them for the rest

of my life.

I think horseback riding means so much to me now at this point because I've put so much

into it.

I've put hours and hours, and a lot of sweat and tears into horseback riding.

And now for the top award in this category, the Gold Medal for Best Achievement in Cinematography

and Editing and the $1,000 of production equipment go to ...

From the island of Maui, Maui High School.

[APPLAUSE]

Here is the Gold Medal-winning story for Best Achievement in Cinematography and Editing,

"Tourette," by Maui High School.

[CHUCKLE] I just like sports.

It's what I like to do.

I'm not very academically good.

For thirteen-year-old Bristyl Dempsey, cheerleading is what makes her jump for joy.

It's fun.

It's very hard, though, especially because everyone on my cheer team has already done

cheer before, and I haven't.

However, cheerleading is not the hardest thing she has to deal with.

It was fifth grade, Christmastime.

It was Christmas night.

We had had a wonderful Christmas with family, and then that night, she started coming

down the stairs, and she lost all control of muscle function.

She collapsed to the ground, and she couldn't stand up.

After several doctor exams, Bristyl was diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome.

Like two hundred thousand other sufferers in America, Bristyl

is unable to control her recurring movements and sounds,

such as squeaking, scrunching her face, opening her mouth and moving her neck side-to-side,

especially when she gets nervous.

According to her mother ...

She'd be squeaking up a storm, and ticking up a storm.

This made Bristyl an easy target for schoolmates who didn't understand that her behavior was

caused by a neurological disorder.

But it wasn't only her peers who didn't understand Bristyl.

One of her teachers mistook Bristyl's Tourette's symptoms for

misbehaving in class.

Her teacher ...

Would yell at me, thinking I was on my cell phone.

I would tell her, No, it's my tic.

And she's like, Well, do it above.

And I was like, But I'm gonna whack the person next to me in the face, you know.

This brings us to the category in which all of the skills developed in HIKI NŌ come together:

Best Overall Story, Middle School Division.

The judges score these nominees based on the following criteria:

This is a biggie.

Did the nominee tell a compelling, informative story?

Did they use an effective combination of imagery, written word, interview sound bites and natural

sound?

Was the pacing in terms of the editing and the speed of the reporter's speaking appropriate

to the story being told?

Was the reporter's presentation clear and commanding?

Did the story offer something of relevance to the general viewing public?

Did it follow good journalistic practices?

Let's see which schools were nominated in this category.

Nominated for Best Overall Story, Middle School Division:

Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School on Kaua'i for "Dog Wheelchair,"

Kapa'a Middle School on Kaua'i for "Firefighter," Ka Waihona O Ka Na'auao on O'ahu for "Steel

Guitar," Seabury Hall Middle School on Maui for "Haleakala

Mules" and Wai'anae Intermediate School on O'ahu for

"A Home for Larenzo."

The Bronze Medal for Best Overall Story, Middle School Division, goes to ...

Ka Waihona O Ka Na'auao PCS.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at a scene from the Bronze Medalist for Best Overall Story, Middle School

Division, "Steel Guitar," by Ka Waihona O Ka Na'auao

on O'ahu.

[STEEL GUITAR]

Its distinctive twang and slides are staples of Hawaiian music today.

The steel guitar has influenced musicians globally, but got its start more

than a hundred years ago with a Native Hawaiian man from the

little town of La'ie on O'ahu.

His name was Joseph Kekuku.

I've heard several stories of how it got started.

The one I heard was, he was walking home on the train

track, playing his guitar and his comb or something fell and hit the guitar, and he

liked the sound that it made.

Oh, that gave him an incentive to improve on the sounds.

So, he started practicing with this thing on the strings to get the sound that he wanted

to, and eventually ended up with the steel bar.

The bar creates that sliding effect that you hear that is kind of like the signature sound

of Hawai'i.

[STEEL GUITAR]

The signature sound started to spread.

When he was thirty, Kekuku decided to leave Hawai'i.

He took his invention and his passion for Hawaiian

music with him.

[STEEL GUITAR]

And now, the Silver Medal for Best Overall Story, Middle School Division, goes to ...

From Maui, Seabury Hall Middle School.

[APPLAUSE]

Here's a scene from the Silver Medalist for Best Overall Story Middle School Division,

"Haleakala Mules," by Seabury Hall Middle School on Maui.

Haleakala National Park on Maui has been using mules since the 1930s.

The crater was designated as a national park in 1916, and it is protected

by the Federal Wilderness Act which states: An area where the

earth and its community of life are untrammeled by men.

There shall be no temporary road, no use of motor vehicles, no landing of aircraft.

Well, we use mules here in Haleakala because Haleakala is a designated wilderness, so in

general, there's a restriction.

There's no motorized vehicles, motorized equipment, period, allowed.

During the 1930s, the trail system and the wilderness cabins were constructed by the

Civilian Conservation Corps.

The mules carried all of the lumber, and all of the food and supplies for the crews that

built the cabins, and the trails.

Almost a century later, Michael McKinnon, the current animal caretaker, is preparing

to lead his mules into the crater on a twenty-eight-mile roundtrip

journey.

What do you say, Lefty?

He and his co-workers are packing supplies to maintain the cabin and assist in conservation

projects.

And now for the top award in this category, the Gold Medal for Best Overall Story, Middle

School Division, and the $1,000 of production equipment

go to ...

Wai'anae Intermediate School.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

And now, here's the Gold Medalist for Best Overall Story, Middle School Division, "A

Home for Larenzo," by Wai'anae Intermediate School

on O'ahu.

So, it's seventeen to twenty-one.

Wai'anae Intermediate School seventh-grader Larenzo Tagura-Bear, is a star athlete, an

honor roll student and a leader, when he is not joking around

with his friends.

[INDISTINCT] [CHUCKLE]

For the past two years, Larenzo has been entertaining his friends at his after-school home, the

Wai'anae Boys and Girls Club.

When I first moved to Wai'anae ... my mom over the summer, she put me in the club.

Since becoming a member, Larenzo, like the nearly four million students the Boys and

Girls Club of America serves, found a place to do homework,

hang out and form friendships.

Larenzo was the vice president for my leadership program for the ten to twelve-year-olds.

He was the greatest peer leader for the other kids there.

He would come straight from after school and stay 'til

closing.

Because of this dedication and late hours, Johna Leedy would drop him off to where she

thought was his home, until ...

One day, I seen him crossing the street.

We had tents, and when it was windy, stormy, we always had to strap down with tape.

We always had to build fire to cook food.

The Wai'anae community has more homeless than anywhere else in the state of Hawai'i. Larenzo

is just one of the approximately 1.7 million youth

who are homeless every year in the nation.

It was in here where Larenzo lived with twelve other people.

Being homeless ... my mom never really called it homeless.

She called it houseless.

You don't have much food, but we try.

Um ... I'm sorry.

I used to sleep there.

I chose to stay with my mom because I figured I could help her out a little, 'cause

she was having a hard time.

Larenzo being homeless was unacceptable for Boys and Girls Club director Lana Keamo.

Your actions gotta speak louder than your words.

You gotta show.

I cannot just tell the kids I love them, and find out that they're homeless and not

invite them in.

For the next year, Ms. Keamo provided a home for Larenzo.

She believes our country needs to unite to solve the homeless issue.

If every organization in the nation would take in one homeless child, the world would

be a much ... brighter place.

Larenzo has since moved out of Ms. Keamo's residence, and he is no longer homeless.

And now, the final category of the 2017 HIKI NŌ Awards, Best Overall Story, High School

Division.

Let's see which schools were nominated in this category.

Nominated for Best Overall Story, High School Division:

H.P. Baldwin High School on Maui for "Life After Sugar,"

Kapa'a High School on Kaua'i for "Iloreta Brothers,"

Konawaena High School on Hawai'i Island for "A Love Story,"

Maui High School on Maui for "Deaf Cheerleader" and

Wai'anae High School on O'ahu for "Without Home."

The Bronze Medal for Best Overall Story, High School Division, goes to ...

Maui High School.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

And here's a scene from the Bronze Medalist for Best Overall Story, High School Division,

"Deaf Cheerleader," by Maui High School.

Maui High School junior varsity cheerleader Chantal Sandoval spends her weekends spreading

cheer.

But what makes this extraordinary is the fact that Chantal is legally deaf.

Here is Chantal, speaking through an interpreter.

I was just born that way.

When my mother gave birth to me ... she almost died.

And then, I don't know, I became deaf.

Her deafness, however, has not denied her from pursuing her dream of cheering in front

of a crowd.

Cheering was something I always wondered about, and I just wanted to know if I could make

the team.

However, Chantal's journey to becoming a cheerleader for her school was not an easy one, even with

the help of sign language interpreters who helped

facilitate communication between Chantal and her coach.

The Silver Medal for Best Overall Story, High School Division, goes to ...

Wai'anae High School.

[APPLAUSE]

Let's take a look at an excerpt from the Silver Medalist for Best Overall Story, High School

Division, "Without Home," by Wai'anae High School on

O'ahu.

For me, it's a community.

It's not just one encampment, yeah?

We all watch over the area, the kids, make sure everybody's okay.

Yeah, this place is about [INDISTINCT], you know you going be okay.

Each morning, nineteen-year-old Adam Naki has something to do.

You gotta haul your own water.

You gotta make sure you buy your own generator so you get electricity

for charge all your things.

[INDISTINCT], bring me the rake.

Always cleaning, twenty-four/seven.

Adam is homeless.

She has moved twelve times before finally settling here at Hale 'Aole in Wai'anae.

While situations like this aren't ideal, residents believe it's a good place.

Yes, this community needs to be united to function well, only because living in this

community, coming together, everybody has to get along.

According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, Hawai'i has the highest number

of homeless people relative to their population.

It's an issue that has divided the state for a while now.

Now, for the top award in this category, the Gold Medal for Best Overall Story, High School

Division, and the $1,000 of production equipment goes

to ...

This is the big one ... Kapa'a High School, on the island of Kaua'i.

[CHEERS/APPLAUSE]

And now, the Gold Medal winner in the Best Overall Story, High School Division, "Iloreta

Brothers," by Kapa'a High School on Kaua'i.

My brother Jason and I are going to run a half-marathon.

Are you ready?

That's thirteen miles.

That's double what we did.

Ever since high school, Josh Iloreta has wanted to run in a marathon.

His younger brother Jason is helping him to fulfill that dream.

We decided to do these runs after being inspired by Dick and Rick Hoyt.

He's been actually running with his son, who has cerebral palsy, in triathlons,

marathons, all these different races, for a number of years

already.

I Am My Ability, I Am Not My Disability, highlights someone's capabilities, someone's human

abilities, is a campaign that Josh and I sort of thought about when we decided to run marathons.

[STARTING HORN/INDISTINCT CHEERS]

If a person can communicate, they can show how to love, how to laugh, like, that's the

most important part in life.

I think the number-one hardship or the number-one difficulty for someone with special needs

is breaking that barrier that society has, that misconception that because you have special

needs or because you have a diagnosis, that you are

limited to certain things.

With my brother, people automatically think that he can't understand

what people are saying, or that he can't really move about.

What people don't understand is that they're all there.

They're consciously there, their cognitive abilities

are still there.

They just can't maybe speak or walk.

I like to swim and go bowling.

I love listening to music.

He likes to just go to the mall and just hanging out at Starbucks or having lunch, or just

hanging out, doing brotherly things.

[MUSIC]

This concludes the 2017 HIKI NŌ Awards.

Congratulations to all of the nominees and medalists.

You have made your peers, parents, teachers, principals,

and all of Hawai'i proud.

For a complete list of medalists and links to the winning stories,

go to PBSHawaii.org\hikinoawards.

[END]

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BREAKING New Huma Abedin Emails Revealed, Hillary's In BIG TROUBLE… - Duration: 10:41.

BREAKING New Huma Abedin Emails Revealed, Hillary's In BIG TROUBLE…

Judicial Watch, which is pretty much the only organization looking out for us peons in the

political swamp called Washington D.C. made a major discovery this week.

They have sued the State Department and have just obtained new emails showing Hillary "Cackles"

Clinton and her Muslim Brotherhood friendly Huma Abedin "Weiner" sending even more

classified information of importance to our national security.

From Judicial Watch:

"Judicial Watch today released 1,184 pages of State Department records, including previously

unreleased Hillary Clinton email exchanges, revealing additional instances of Abedin and

Hillary Clinton sending classified information through unsecured email accounts and contributors

being given special access to the former secretary of state.

The emails, were obtained in response to a court order from a May 5, 2015, Freedom of

Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit filed against the State Department after it failed to respond

to a March 18 FOIA request (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. U.S. Department of State (No. 1:15-cv-00684))."

What did they find?

"The records contain 29 previously undisclosed Clinton emails – of a total of which is

now at least 288 emails that were not part of the 55,000 pages of emails that Clinton

turned over to the State Department.

This further appears to contradict statements by Clinton that, "as far as she knew,"

all of her government emails were turned over to the State Department.

Two of these emails are now available on the State Department's website."

What was in the newly uncovered emails, 29 in all which were previously undisclosed,

because we all know, Hillary can't recall, was nothing short of Treason.

One of the emails recovered showed "former GTMO [Guantanamo] detainee Binyam Mohamed"

and Mohamed's request for "various classified intelligence documents."

Which the US intelligence had related to his detention in Guantanamo Bay Prison.

There was also another email telling of an unsuccessful effort to set up a phone meeting

between Killary and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Go figure.

Isn't that exactly what she was accusing President Trump of doing just yesterday?

I guess it's one of those famous "Definition of Sex" explanations her husband gave when

he was caught getting a BJ in the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office back in the 90s.

Of course, the emails also covered other topics.

Apparently, there was a lot of friction between staffers, which is no surprise considering

the caliber and ethics of people who work in politics.

"A March 9, 2010, email exchange between Abedin and Band reveals some tension between

Clinton's top personal aide and the former secretary of state's chief of staff, Cheryl

Mills.

The apparent rift was revealed when Chelsea Clinton asked Band if he could arrange a White

House tour for a female Haitian-American sailor from the USS Comfort.

Band passed the request to Abedin, who replied to Band: "I don't want to get cross wise

with cdm [Cheryl Mills] on anything Haiti related" and "HAVE YOU MET CHERYL MILLS?

[Emphasis in original] you have no idea.""

There were also emails planning the funeral arrangements for Hillary and Bill Clinton.

"Clinton friend Capricia Marshall asked Band and Abedin to work with her to plan Bill

and Hillary Clinton's funeral arrangements and notes: "once affirmed it will be very

hard for someone to deny the type of ceremony she [Hillary] wanted – as well I understand

that the President can request certain arrangements for her that she/her rep cannot (ie if you

want the motorcade to go through DC – stop somewhere).""

That's downright creepy, I mean, who does that?

Many may ask, "Why keep uncovering these emails?, Who cares?"

Easy answer, because we have every right to know who the person who may very well have

become president really is.

We all know she should answer for this blatant disregard for the national security of this

nation, but we know all too well laws are only for us peons.

They are above us!Trump Just Scored MASSIVE Victory That The Mainstream Media REFUSES

To Report For One SICK Reason

The left cannot stand that America is reemerging as a superpower in the world.

For the past 8 years, Obama did his best to knock the United States off its pedestal.

However, Obama and his leftist minions underestimated the American spirit and we are ready to reclaim

our power.

Since Donald Trump has been sworn in as president he is keeping his campaign promises.

Trump is focused on making sure the American people win and not the globalists.

Trump is making sure that jobs return to our country which only can benefit us all.

For instance, Ford Motor Co. is about to announce new investments in Michigan.

Reports reveal that the automobile giant is planning on investing a "significant amount"

in assembly plants in Michigan.

This news comes only two months after the company announced it would invest $700 million

in Michigan plants.

But, that is not the only car maker that is investing in America.

There are reports now that others such as Toyota and Fiat, also plan to invest in America.

Oh, but it gets even better that folks.

Other companies have announced that they will come to America since Trump is president.

That list includes 45,000 jobs announced by Exxon Mobil, 10,000 new jobs at Kroger, 10,000

jobs at Walmart, another 10,000 jobs to be offered by U.S. Steel, and 50,000 by SoftBank

Telecommunications, among many others.

That is fantastic news, right?

Well, it is not fantastic news if you are liberal.

he mainstream media is not reporting any of this and that is disgusting.

They are royally ticked off that Trump is keeping his promises and that goes against

their narrative.

You see, the left wants to make everyone believe that Trump is a failure and an illegitimate

president.

If they can do that then they can easily create more division in the country.

Well, sorry liberals we know the truth and Trump is winning which means all of us are

too.

H/T [ Breitbart ]BREAKING Hillary Clinton Just CAUGHT Stealing Classified Secrets!

THIS IS BAD!

Hillary Clinton is in BIG trouble now!

She has already had her share of scandals, but the report just released by FOX News will

prove beyond ANY doubt this woman is DANGEROUS! Hillary Clinton had access to TOP SECRET information

while running for office!

I don't know about you, but this sounds like straight up STEALING to me!

According to FOX,

When Hillary Clinton resigned as Secretary of State in 2013, she negotiated continuing

access to classified and top-secret documents for herself and six staffers under the designation

"research assistants," according to a powerful senator who notes that Clinton was

later deemed "extremely careless" with such information.

The most disturbing part is that, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley, her staff CONTINUED

to have access even after she announced her run for President in 2015!

Grassley immediately took his message to Secretary Rex Tillerson, who he told,

"…Recently, the State Department informed the Committee that six additional Secretary

Clinton staff at State were designated as her research assistants which allowed them

to retain their clearances after leaving the Department."

The next big question is WHICH assistants had access?

Was it…

Huma Abedin?

Cheryl Mills?

VP of her Campaign Jake Sullivan?

These are VERY serious accusations.

We know Hillary has no problem cheating, but this is WAY beyond sabotaging Bernie Sanders.This

would mean that she AND the Obama White House were working together AFTER she resigned and

they may have even given her UNCONSTITUTIONAL assistance during the race!

We gotta get this out.

There is no time to waste!

SHARE!

SHARE This Everywhere!!!!Ivanka Makes Shocking Sudden Job Change At White House, Then Drops

Bomb About What She's Doing With The Money

On what should be a glorious day for feminists everywhere, Ivanka is officially taking her

role as Presidential advisor and moving into her West Wing office at the White House.

Somehow, though, the joy of the normally supportive left has been absent.

Could this be because the agenda is less about breaking the glass ceiling and more about

breaking the backs of conservatives?

Regardless, President Trump has given his daughter the opportunity to champion women's

issues by advising him about how he can best serve the family unit.

She and husband Jared are both in the process of getting the proper security clearances

and government issued electronic devices.

The initial report was that Ivanka wouldn't collect a salary at all, but according to

Red State, it looks as if she may follow in her father's footsteps and collect a check

that would be donated to charity.

This is sometimes done as a formality because of government policies that frown on anyone

working for the government for free.

Despite all this, there are many who are still very much upset that she has a White House

role at all.Apparently, we are all expected to turn a blind eye to anything that a democrat

does, but a conservative business person who graduated with honors from Wharton can't

possibly be qualified for a civilian advisory position that many non-politicians before

her have taken.

I'm not even sure the left is even trying to be impartial at this point, they are just

upset and don't care who knows about it.

If the President knows that he works well with his daughter and son in law, and doesn't

have to go through the process of getting to know new people and how they work, it seems

to me that it would just expedite the efficient operation of this administration.

But heaven forbid that we don't calm the extreme fear of liberals that conservatives

aren't ethical.

(Source: Gateway Pundit)

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Baby Coloring Pages | for Kids - Duration: 3:01.

Baby

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DIY JELLY SLIME - Duration: 6:52.

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Frappe Admin Abuse pt2 - Duration: 4:57.

So I got kicked ***TWICE!***

So he has admin I want to get his employees demoted for loopkicking with no reasons.

That skrub is afk.

Being incompetent infront of an admin and the admin doesnt care lol what kind of Cafe is that Bet Hilton Hotels is triple better than this shitty place.

One of the guy that loopkicked me.

..........I said the name of the SB To ask him a question and he kicked me for ''not trolling'' what a crap place.

He might have to go to school to learn how to think because I think that he doesn't have a good brain this betch.

He asks Maybe he isnt an AAer..

And I finished by Getting banned by this bitch Thank you spicy_alan I hope you saw this video and you sub :)

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Ivanka Makes Shocking Sudden Job Change At White House, Then Drops Bomb About What She's Doing With - Duration: 10:41.

Ivanka Makes Shocking Sudden Job Change At White House, Then Drops Bomb About What She's

Doing With The Money

On what should be a glorious day for feminists everywhere, Ivanka is officially taking her

role as Presidential advisor and moving into her West Wing office at the White House.

Somehow, though, the joy of the normally supportive left has been absent.

Could this be because the agenda is less about breaking the glass ceiling and more about

breaking the backs of conservatives?

Regardless, President Trump has given his daughter the opportunity to champion women's

issues by advising him about how he can best serve the family unit.

She and husband Jared are both in the process of getting the proper security clearances

and government issued electronic devices.

The initial report was that Ivanka wouldn't collect a salary at all, but according to

Red State, it looks as if she may follow in her father's footsteps and collect a check

that would be donated to charity.

This is sometimes done as a formality because of government policies that frown on anyone

working for the government for free.

Despite all this, there are many who are still very much upset that she has a White House

role at all.Apparently, we are all expected to turn a blind eye to anything that a democrat

does, but a conservative business person who graduated with honors from Wharton can't

possibly be qualified for a civilian advisory position that many non-politicians before

her have taken.

I'm not even sure the left is even trying to be impartial at this point, they are just

upset and don't care who knows about it.

If the President knows that he works well with his daughter and son in law, and doesn't

have to go through the process of getting to know new people and how they work, it seems

to me that it would just expedite the efficient operation of this administration.

But heaven forbid that we don't calm the extreme fear of liberals that conservatives

aren't ethical.

(Source: Gateway Pundit)BREAKING New Huma Abedin Emails Revealed, Hillary's In BIG

TROUBLE…