what's up Internet i am manish from
rebellionrider.com and welcome back to
my channel where we make learning SQL PL
SQL and oracle database one before
starting to this tutorial i just want to
see thanks to you all as this youtube
channel has crossed 5 million views and
30,000 subscribers thank you so much
guys without you this would not have
been possible so without wasting much of
your precious time let's start RP a
sequel tutorial today we will learn how
to create nested tables using user
defined data type just for the reminder
we have already seen the creation of
nested table using PL sequel primitive
data types in the last tutorial you can
check it out link is in the description
so let's do the example first we will
create a user defined data type and then
use it for creating the nested table
here I have created a user defined data
type which is an Oracle object objects
require no introduction if you have ever
studied Oh concept anyways let's come to
the topic here in Oracle like other
programming languages object type is a
kind of a data type which works in the
same way as other data types such as
care where care to number or others but
with more flexibility here for this
demonstration I have created an Oracle
object with name object underscore type
to create this object we used create
type statement which starts with the
keyword create followed by the keyword
type in between these two keywords you
can use an optional clause or replace
which if it finds then you will change
the definition of the Oracle object
which has the same name as the one you
are creating if it does not find one
then
it will create a fresh object for you
followed by the name of the object is a
result freeze as object which indicates
to the compiler that you want to create
a top-level object I then we have a
parentheses inside which we defined
objects attributes methods or other
properties in our case the object object
underscore type has to attribute obj
underscore ID and obj underscore name
the first attribute is of number type
while the other one is of water to die
let's compile and create this object
object created successfully now using
this user defined data type we will
create the nested table the process of
creating a nested table is same as the
one we saw in the last tutorial except
this time the element type will be the
user-defined data type let's create the
nested table type
as you can see this create type
statement using which we created the
nested table my underscore NT is same as
the one we did in the last tutorial
except that this time instead of
primitive data type we used user-defined
data type which is Oracle object that we
created above let's also compile this
statement and create this nested table
nested table created our nest a table is
based on user defined data right which
is an Oracle object this object has two
attributes obj underscore ID and obj
underscore name these two objects will
become the columns of the nested table
my underscore ND now you can put your
nested table to work for example you can
use it for defining a column of another
table so let's see how
here I have a demo table with the name
bass underscore table which has two
columns tab underscore IDK and tab
element which is tab underscore ele the
first column is of number data type
whereas the second column is of my
underscore NT type which is our nest a
table that means the column tab
underscore ele consists of a table my
underscore NT into it as we discussed in
the last tutorial that whenever we
define a column of a table as nested
table type then we have to define a
storage table for it as well as inform
the compiler about it we do that using
store as a nested table Clause as we did
here after the closing parenthesis of
create table ddl we specify the clause
nested table followed by the name of the
column which we defined as nested table
type followed by that we have stored as
crossed using which we specify the name
of a storage table for a nested table
type column this name could be any user
defined name that fulfills the norms for
create table dtl naming standards which
in our case is store underscore tab
underscore one let's compile table
created successfully note that all the
above tables which we created have no
constraints index or anything created on
them those are purely for explaining the
concept please head over to my blog on
the same topic and learn how to insert
update and retrieve data from the above
created tables link is in the
description that
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Trump Supporters Tell CNN They Don't Mind Being Lied To - Duration: 3:31.
Alisyn Camerota, the cohost of New Day on CNN, has been talking to the same group of
Donald Trump supporters for over a year.
This past week she talked to them about Donald Trump's claims of three to five million fraudulent
votes being cast in the 2016 election.
According to the majority of people on this panel, they don't care if Donald Trump is
telling the truth or not.
During the panel discussion, Camerota asked them about the specific claims that three
to five million illegal people voted in the United States election in 2016 to which one
of them actually said, "Yeah, I saw bus loads of people coming in to the state of New Hampshire
to cast votes."
Camerota said, "Were this a few dozen people or did you literally see millions of people
casting votes?"
Eventually, the man was forced to say, "I saw a couple people get off a bus.
They could have been legitimate voters.
I honestly don't know, but who cares?"
Who cares was the response to that.
"It doesn't matter that I didn't see it or that there's no evidence from it", and this
was a sentiment shared with the rest of the Trump supporter group.
"It doesn't matter that we can't prove it.
It doesn't even matter if it actually happened."
What matters is that Donald Trump said it did so, "All right, whatever.
Maybe it did.
Maybe it didn't."
This panel discussion from Alisyn Camerota really shows how crazy and deranged some Trump
supporters can truly be.
After all, everybody on the panel except one guy gave Donald Trump a grade of A for his
first two months in office.
33% of the country according to the latest poll says that Donald Trump gets an F for
his first two months in office.
F for those of you who don't remember means failure.
33% of this country say that Donald Trump has failed, and yet all of his hardcore supporters
believe that he is doing an above average outstanding job.
Why?
Because as CNN showed us here, these people don't care if Donald Trump lies to them.
They don't care if they get conned, and they know it.
It's not even like they believe the lies all the time, they just don't care when it happens.
From a political standpoint, as a member of I guess the opposition party, how do you fight
that?
How do you fight it when somebody says they don't care if a Republican lies to them?
They don't care if the things that he comes out and says are untrue.
There is no changing these peoples minds.
They listen to the lie.
They know it's a lie.
They choose to believe it or not believe it but at the end of the day, they still don't
care.
There really are some people in this country that are beyond saving as far as Democrats
trying to flip them to Republicans or vice versa.
These Trump supporters that CNN has managed to pull out of the woodworks are exhibit A
for why some people in this country will never, ever get it.
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The Masks- Don't mask yourself: Short film - Duration: 3:03.
Alright guys this is really important
test tomorrow and you have to learn all
your prepositions, infinitive now oh thank
you for bringing her to me,
hello Malya
this is our new student
umm... ok guys
its grammar time please find your
partners all right
Do you want to be partners?
"Nods"
you're doing great okay
"I can't do this anymore"
you're doing great okay just just keep trying
you learned this at your old school right?
just keep on trying, you are doing great!
Do you need a break honey?
this is not what it looks like
No this is what I see, my friend betrayed me like that
she did not betray she's it's just...
No! No, she is...
she has some disabilities
Like what?
here and she can't talk okay
what is it supposed to mean
It means that she can't talk and she can't hear
This is not fair and not funny either.
"What happened?"
Nothing happened, you are doing great
I can really see that you are working and you are really doing great.
okay
"Chattering"
Hey Joshika, look I am really sorry, Please forgive me
thanks Malya
so I see you work things out
yeah we did so the good thing is we all
learned something here okay and I'm really sorry
for disrespecting you the other day
Now all right let's learn
Major Crisis..... Phone "Epic Fails"
Film by Joshika N.R.
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The World's 10 Most Prosperous Countries - Duration: 4:05.
These are the top 10 most prosperous countries according to the Legatum Institute whose mission
is to promote policies that lift people from poverty to prosperity.
The study ranked countries across nine key metrics.
The 10th most prosperous nation is the United Kingdom.
It's strong business economy allowed it to crack the top 5 in that category.
It was top 10 in economic quality, natural environment, and education—helped by its
vocational training reform efforts that saw it climb from 14th in the world in 2007.
Ninth is Denmark which scores best on Safety and Security as thefts have dropped by 25%
over the last decade.
Air pollution has fallen by 63% over the same period, improving its Natural Environment
ranking by 26 spots.
To improve, Denmark should focus on its health system, which isn't as strong as its Nordic
neighbors.
Sweden comes in eighth.
It's 3rd-ranked economy is its best asset.
Sweden actually ranked first in overall prosperity from 2010 to 2012, but it's education and
governance scores have slipped slightly since then.
It's still very prosperous and is the third least corrupt country in the whole world.
Seventh is the Netherlands.
The Dutch are wealthy, healthy, educated, and served very well by their government.
While its Natural Environment ranking is only 36th — the lowest score across any category
for any country in this top ten — that's actually up 37 spots from where it was in
2007.
Australia is sixth.
It is the only country in the top 20 to record an absolute decline in prosperity since 2007.
Its government has adopted protectionist trade policies that have driven down the quality
and diversity of its economy.
On the bright side, its Health Care ranking is on the upswing despite rising obesity levels.
In the same spot as last year is Canada at number 5.
It is second-best on personal freedom, but its healthcare rank is hurt by rising obesity
and diabetes rates.
Canada is also top-ten in Governance, Social Capital, and Economic Prosperity.
Fourth is Switzerland, the country with the best education score.
It is one of only two Western European countries to see its Economic Quality score improve
over the last decade, as the rest of the continent was hit hard by the 2008 global financial
crisis.
Finland is the third most prosperous nation.
It is top-ranked in governance, second in Natural Environment, and third in Education.
Surprisingly its Health score puts it at 21st in that category.
The decline of its two main industries, timber and Nokia electronics, has led to a surge
in unemployment.
Norway is second for the fourth straight year, a consistent performer across the board that
doesn't rank in the top two in any category, but also doesn't fall below 13th anywhere
either.
93% of Norwegians say they're satisfied with living standards in the country.
And the most prosperous nation in the world is New Zealand for the fourth year in a row.
It is best in Economic Quality thanks to free and open markets.
There is clearly a synergistic effect between its top-ranked Social Capital score, its second-ranked
Governance mark, and its high level of Personal Freedom.
On the flip side, these are the bottom 10 countries.
The prolonged civil war in Syria would likely land it down here, but there hasn't been
enough accurately collected and reported data lately to rank it.
The US is ranked 17th.
With the top-ranked business environment — but health and environment rankings down in the
30's — we really need to get our priorities straight.
And these are the top ten countries for each category: Economic Quality; Business Environment;
Governance; Education; Health; Safety and Security; Personal Freedom; Social Capital;
and Natural Environment.
I hope this video shed light on the countries we should look to for ideas on creating more
prosperity across our own societies.
Our recent examination of the top 10 recycling countries led some of you to express concern
about President Trump's lack of respect for the environment, others were surprised
that Japan didn't make the list, while many of you agreed that Germany belonged in the
top spot.
Until next time, for TDC, I'm Bryce Plank, thanks for watching.
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Soy Luna - Rollerband's holidays with English Subtitles - Duration: 1:44.
Record a message for Luna
Ready? -But..
Hello Luna.
How is it going?
I can imagine that you want to know what we have done in our holidays.
We have an incredible message Luna, because we moved to a new location. I love it Luna.
Although it is still a bit chaotic, but nothing happened.
Nothing happened because nobody helped with the move.
No only Simon.
No, no that's not fair. I have cooked, cleaned, organized everything but one person relaxed.
Did you say that about me Pedro?
Good guys, the most important thing is that we have found an incredible place where we can live and here we can rehearse.
Yes and the nice thing here is that we, best friends can live together.
With the bad food that Nico cooks.
What?
Good next time a bit less spicy and done.
Next time we ask for a delivery.
A delivery? -Yes.
Ok jungs at least I cook and food isn't everything.
Yes food isn't everything and therefore the Rollerband has a very important surprise.
Yes, we want to make an incredible suggestion Luna and we are totally sure you will love it.
If you want to know what that means then you have to wait until you see it in the Jam&Roller.
Yes, soon we will see each other and you will know what the surprise is.
Luna we send you a huge kiss. We still have a lot of work to do..
No, no I don't have to.. We must all and you two as first.
No, no I have worked a lot with..
No Ni..
No, no.
Luna we send you a kiss and greetings to Cancun. We have to go to work.
A kiss Luna. We love you.
Simon you.. -Simon come here.
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Pants down!
You woke me up! Pants down!
Come on!
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How to use an overhead projector in worship ministry - Duration: 3:46.
There's a lot of great new choruses out
there that are not in your hymnal, and
using an overhead projector in your
worship ministry is a great way to
expand the song library and keep things
new and fresh. Here's a couple of tips
to make your overhead projector ministry
shine. Hey, it's Dave Dolphin from the online
website www practical worship blog (all
one word, no spaces) com. All you need to do
is get on your computer, log on to the
world wide web and 24 hours a day, seven
days a week we share tips and ideas and
practical advice for the everyday
worship leader. So when you're using an
overhead projector in your worship
ministry there's a couple of things you
want to have on hand at all times. The
first thing is a Sharpie, because
sometimes the lettering on these
transparencies will flake off and you
might not notice it until right before
you need it and there's not enough time
to make a new copy. You can take the
Sharpie, fill in that missing letter or that
missing word right before you need it,
and you're good to go. Also have a good
cloth and some cleaner nearby. Finger
smudges are going to happen no matter how
careful you are, but if you keep your
cleaning supplies really close by it'll
always keep your ministry clean and
professional. Finally I like to use a
ruler. In fact I tape it to the side of
the machine, so that when you are
switching out the lyrics you can line
that up and the lyrics are straight
every single time. Now when you are
running an overhead projector you need
to be ready for anything, and so
organization is going to be key to that.
We like to keep all of our songs in this
file folder. Now you can use a three-ring
binder, but if you do use a binder I
recommend that you put a piece of paper
in between all of the transparencies.
Otherwise if that binder gets too close
to the heat of the projector, you're
going to fuse those transparencies
together and then you got to do both
songs at the same time—I don't know.
We keep all of our songs alphabetized in
this file folder. Now we do put all of
the heavy rotation songs like
"Shine Jesus Shine" and "Lord I Lift Your Name On High,"
we keep those here at the front
really accessible. And then also those
bump-chick medley songs like "Jehovah Jireh"
and "I Will Celebrate" and "Blow the
Trumpet In Zion," we keep all of those
together here in the back, because it
seems like every weekend that we do one
of those medleys there's always one song
that the worship leader throws in that
we did not
practice. Now a couple of ways to keep
things professional. If you're the one
running the overhead projector, I
recommend the night before that you clip
your fingernails. Because if you're the
one up there on a Sunday morning that's
switching out the songs, your hands are up
there for everyone to see and so we want
to make sure that our hands are well
manicured to eliminate distractions. Also
you can use a piece of paper to cover up
some of the words so you can focus on
the section that you are singing, but
it's not a necessity. Finally if you
need to make a copy, maybe as a backup
or for the youth ministry, it's really
important that you examine your slide
carefully. If not and you miss a finger
smudge, it'll be there forever. So that's
just a few ways to make the most of an
overhead projector in your worship
ministry. Here at Practical Worship we
love sharing ideas and tips and
practical advice for the everyday
worship leader. Join us next time as we
look at the latest audio mixer from
Mackie. Also there is a brand new
dcTalk "Jesus Freak" choir program that we'll
check out, available now both in
split-track cassette and compact disc. In the
meantime we would love to connect with
you online. Join us in our live chat room
on America Online. Just use the keyword
"practical worship." For more great
practical advice join us on the world
wide web at
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Zero Waste: Depression Era Edition - Duration: 10:13.
Hey there modern vegans and vegan curious,
it's Margaret.
And welcome back to ModVegan.
Today, I want to talk with you a bit about zero waste.
And in particular, the previous generations' approach
to the environment.
I was in Anacortes, Washington last week
visiting my family.
And Anacortes is a beautiful place.
It's on Fidalgo Island, which is part of the Vancouver-Island
chain, but it's in the United States,
and it's where my mother grew up
and it's where my grandparents have lived almost their entire lives.
My aunts and uncles all grew up there, my cousins...
and it's one of my favourite places in the world to visit.
And it's such a beautiful place.
Its pristine beaches, lovely, lovely things to see -
it's just gorgeous.
It's kind of the Pacific Northwest at its most beautiful.
But it's also a very sensitive ecosystem.
And it's particularly vulnerable to waste.
And it's something that everyone kind of knows when they live on the island.
It was interesting, one of the days that I was there,
there was actually a report in the Skagit Valley Herald,
which is their local newspaper.
And they were talking about waste in the lakes in Anacortes,
and how some people had been disposing of garbage in these lakes.
There was even a giant widescreen television
that had been dumped in the lake,
along with barrels of oil and all this other stuff.
We're talking serious dumping, not just littering.
This was serious.
And it's such a shame when you see these beautiful bodies of water there -
it's just tragic to think that anyone could do something like that.
But there's also signs of the more insidious garbage
that I was talking about in my video about plastic oceans.
And as you can see in that video, which I'm going to link here,
there's a big problem with just small pieces of plastic.
And it's something that I think people on that island
know of more and more.
And so even my grandparents, who are - you know, in their 80s now,
they may not be the most environmentally aware people on earth,
I know that my grandfather doesn't even - well, he didn't even believe in global warming for
a very long time,
I think he never believed in global warming.
But regardless of that, there's what you can see with your own eyes.
You may not be able to see global warming with your eyes,
but you definitely can see plastic in the oceans with your eyes.
And I think awareness of that problem helped my grandparents both to be very, very aware
of their waste.
And it was amazing just being at my grandmother's house
while I was there.
She has little containers - we call the margarine Becel in Canada,
but I can't remember - I think it's Imperial margarine in the United States?
These are the small little tubs of margarine,
while I was there, my grandmother filled this little tub
several times with compost garbage that she puts in her green bin to compost,
and then some of it in the garden.
But she has the compost,
so she's very careful about composting,
but her little underneath the sink garbage
- I think she maybe dumps it once a week.
And that's while we were there,
so who knows how often it fills up when it's just her by herself,
because there's so little garbage.
And she has this tiny little garbage can - I mean,
you should see it.
It's the size of kind of a small flower pot.
And that's her garbage.
Everything else is recycled.
I would say her garbage can is probably completely empty at the end of the month.
Because almost everything is recycled.
I don't even know if she actually bothers getting the garbage taken out.
But it was really incredible to see
how little garbage she produced, how fastidious she was
about composting everything.
And it really made me think about how much more
waste we use today.
My family is trying to be more careful about waste,
and it's something I've made a commitment to recently.
But I didn't realize until recently how much garbage
we are producing compared to previous generations.
And so seeing my grandmother's waste
compared to my own, made me really realize
how much more work that I had to do.
While I was in Anacortes, my grandfather passed away,
and I had noticed that he had his old safety razor
in a container next to the sink, with a bunch of other razors there,
and I think he stopped using this a few years ago
just because he was getting older,
and I'm not sure if he was still using this anymore,
but I found it in the container,
and I asked my grandmother if it was alright that I had it,
and she said "oh, absolutely, take anything else you want!"
And I said, no, no, this is the only thing,
because I don't want a bunch of stuff,
I want something that will remind me of grandpa,
because I remember him using it all the time,
and it's kind of cool that now I'm going to be able to use it.
And I've gone ahead and ordered my razor blades,
I haven't tried them yet.
But it was kind of a nice thing, because I've been thinking
of buying one, and I saw here in Canada on Amazon.ca
it was like $45-50 or something like that to buy a razor,
and so this was also a big money saver as well to find this.
It's just an old, probably 1960s or 70s Gillette razor,
safety razor.
It's one of the ones with the little
butterfly open top, which I kind of like,
I think that's going to be much easier to use than the other kind.
But it was just really nice to find.
And it's also a testament, again - my grandfather
had one of those little sharps containers there,
just completely filled with the little razors.
But I was also thinking, again,
how much less waste people produced back then.
And it was amazing to think how much now,
with disposable razors, we throw away all the time.
Especially disposable ones.
I mean, even if you do the little razor blades,
you still are wasting a lot.
Especially those giant five bladed monstrosities.
But we just produce so much waste in general,
compared to the way that we might have in the past.
My grandparents can their food -
I had a great conversation with my grandmother about
how my grandfather always believed in gardening,
because when he was growing up,
he grew up in a sharecropping family,
and so they raised their food, well, they raised these crops,
and then they were able to keep a portion of it,
and then they had to give the rest to the person who owned the land,
to sell.
So for his parents,
they did all that crop growing for the landlord,
but they also had their own small garden
that they kept for themselves.
And that's really what sustained them.
Because sometimes they didn't really have any money at all.
And so that was what fed them, was having the small garden.
And so, it was amazing - grandma mentioned that
for my grandfather, it was always very important
to have a garden, because he saw it as food security.
And it was the way that he had food security,
as a child and as a young adult,
when his family was just starting out in life.
And that was really interesting to see as well.
It's funny, because my grandmother makes jokes sometimes,
about how much she saves stuff,
and why she's so careful about things.
But it's just habit.
That's one of the things she says,
that it's "just a habit, I can't bear to waste things."
And it's not like my grandparents are hoarders
or anything like that,
although lately, I think because my grandfather's
been in the nursing home, they have a lot more food
than usual, because he's not eating any.
So my poor grandmother is surrounded with all this food
that she was saying "everyone in the family needs to take
some food, because I have too much food!"
Because she had lots of pantry items and things
that she didn't have time to eat.
But other than that, they're certainly not hoarders.
They're just frugal.
And it's amazing to see -
probably over the years I'm sure their household expenses
were extremely low, simply because they had their garden,
and because they didn't waste a lot.
And I think today, we're so used to throwing things away,
that we don't even think twice about it.
My grandparents were never people that were
overly sentimental about the past.
And particularly my grandfather was not at all.
Growing up as a sharecropper, he didn't think about
the good old days in that respect, in terms of technology
and things like that.
He always appreciated modern
technology and the fact that today we can get lots of things
for less money, that we have more abundance
than we did in the past.
But somehow, despite the fact that they took advantage
of the abundance of our modern society,
it didn't turn into waste.
And that's something that I would like to see more of,
or less of.
I'd love to see less waste.
I'd love to see people taking advantage
of all of the benefits that we have in modern society -
you know, our dishwashers and clothes-dryers,
and things like that.
There's a lot of good things that we have,
but we don't need to waste just because we have them.
I think that there's just a tendency to take things for granted.
And maybe that's the fact - especially for my grandfather -
many of these things were really privileges -
he never saw them as things to just waste.
And it's the same with my grandmother.
She appreciated what she had, and what she has,
and so she doesn't waste things.
And I think that's a really great attitude to cultivate in the next generation.
I want my children to be able to respect the environment more,
to care about it, and to realize that some of the benefits that they have,
come at a cost to the environment.
Even things like iPhones and iPads do come at a cost
to the environment, and we need to be mindful of that.
And to consider the kind of impact that we have.
To walk a little bit more lightly on this Earth.
And so, visiting with them gave me a kind of
renewed commitment to being more cautious
about my waste, and also to appreciate what we have
just that little bit more.
So it was really great experience.
If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up,
share it with a friend that you think may enjoy it.
And subscribe so you can see more great videos
like this one.
I also want to thank my Patreon supporters for their
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Taylor Swift Now - Ep1: 13 Hour Meet & Greet (Part 3) - Duration: 5:34.
one of my favorite traditions
that have created over that day was
You know every time a fan will come up and give me a bracelet
I would put the bracelet on
and it started like one bracelet
And then all the sudden these bracelets had stacked up
and then my entire forearm was covered in bracelets.
On top of that,
I had started to ask fans to
write the number of hours we were on.
So as time would go by and somebody would say:
"Okay, hour three is over all right time for our four."
I would have a fan, whoever was right there at that moment.
Take a sharpie and write three.
I think we're all holding up fine.
I'd like to think Taylor,
she will always hold up better tha any of us.
And she does twice as much as the rest of us.
She hadn't taken down any bracelets.
She hadn't sat down since she got here
and started signing at 8 o'clock this morning.
I didn't take any breaks throughout the day.
The only breaks that, the only break I took was to
go grab my guitar so that I can see the performance.
I didn't sit down.
And I was wearing
somehow painful heels.
You know, the fans weren't sitting down.
So you know...why should I?
Without my whole nap,
my legs are gonna fall off.
But it's funny because of the fans are just,
They just keep you on.
The thing that kept my energy up
throughout the entire day was the fans.
Every single time I turned around,
there was some new beautiful emotion being shown to me.
And I appreciate it so much.
I'm never going to forget those stories and the expressions on people's faces.
We were like, "we're gonna meet Taylor Swift!"
We're gonna attend this event as soon as possible!
It's going really well.
There was a lot of,
anxiety and kind of nervous about
how many people would show up with.
We have just tens of thousands
that we cannot handle with
or there may be nobody.
We didn't know what to expect
I keep thinking that it's full
And then I look out 15 minutes later and it's more full.
When we were in hour 12
and there were still so many people in line.
I knew that it was going to take longer than 13 hours.
Taylor's original plan and we all plan was to have
a 13-hour Meet & Greet.
If you took all that in no-count,
We would be done about nine o'clock tonight.
That's 13 hours.
If you look over...
there, you will see there are a lot of people
in an hour and half.
Cool thing about is that she said
I'm staying. We're gonna do this.
And I'm gonna go to the last fan has met me.
She's gonna sign until the last people who got wristbands are gone.
We have a reward out for the person who handed out two more wristbands than they were supposed to give out.
If anybody knows who that person is,
come tell us.
I'll give them a guitar pick.
You guys are the last group to go see Taylor Swift.
How excited are you guys?
At the end of the 13 Hour Meet & Greet,
that ended up being 14 and a half hours actually.
This is the end of the line right here
and we had, do we have fun?
I had fun.
Thank you so much about it.
We were all standing there.
And it was me and a bunch of really really loyal fans
who helped to run the website.
And they all have their own sites
And they just been really wonderful.
And I trust them a great deal
And we had an epic dance party
at the end of the 14-half-hour meet & greet.
I know I'd never forget that
because you think we just collapsed and sit down, but we dance.
When I actually left, and I was sitting in the car on the way home,
that's when I started to feel it.
In my legs and my cabs my feet.
And my feet started hurting so bad on the way home.
I think my adrenalin was rushing so much
throughout the 14-half-hour meet & greet
I didn't realize that it was painful.
That it's painful to stand up that long.
But you know it was worth it
It was definitely worth it.
The 13-hour Meet & Greet came off better than I could have even imagined.
We're never going to forget that, the fans and I.
It was something that bound us and brought us together.
It was such a wonderful day
Looking back on it and especially
having footages of it is something that's really special to me
because I always wanna remember it.
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Deaf Poynters| Episode #04 - How Can I Get My Teachers To Accommodate Me? - Duration: 4:03.
(marker scratching)
(electronic video game chime)
Hello and welcome to episode four
of Deaf Poynters, where the sun is
getting on my nerves.
And I'm wearing sunglasses because
I look very tired.
My schedule's all wonky because of
Daylight Saving Time and the sun
will not stop trying to say, "Hi."
Then I realize, you know,
in Deaf Poynters I take you for a drive,
except I'm parked.
So, in real life this is what it would look like.
So, welcome to the video, sun,
welcome to my channel.
So, let's jump into this episode.
Dear Rikki, I'm a huge fan of your channel
and I love your videos.
I was wondering about what to do
if my teachers don't listen to my requests.
I have sonophobia, the fear of loud noises.
And I'm partially blind, so I need glasses.
I tell my teachers that they need to be wary
about the volume, and that I need
to be put into the front so I can see,
but they do the exact opposite.
Do you have any advice?
First of all, thank you for enjoying my videos.
I appreciate that very, very much.
Okay, so here's where I'm a little confused.
I don't know if phobias fall under any
ADA, sort of, thing so, lock my doors.
If it was me, I know that I would
like for my teachers to try to be
as considerate as possible,
if I were to have sonophobia.
My question is, are they purposely
ignoring what their volume is like?
Or is it just, kind of, an accident thing?
Because I know some people can't really
control how loud they are.
So that was, kind of, a tough question, because I...
Let's move on to, the, you are partially blind, okay.
So that is something that would fall under ADA,
if I'm not mistaken.
At least in some sort of way.
So, if you are being put in the back,
I would, if it was me, honestly,
I would just sit in the front.
I would just say, "I do not care, Mr. Frank.
"I'm going to sit at the front
"because I need to, in order to see properly,
I need to sit in the front.
"You want me to do my work.
"I cannot do my work, if I am not in the front,
"so I know what's going on."
Do you have assigned seating?
If you don't, then I would just move to the front.
I think all in all, if you requested it,
how many times?
How many?
If you told your teachers only once
and then, they kind of forgot that, tell them again.
But if this is something, which,
I'm sure you've done it multiple times.
So if they're still not trying to cooperate
with you, so that way you could both try
to come up with a solution,
I would take it to a higher up.
I would take it to your principal, really, cause...
I mean when everything else fails,
when your teachers don't listen to you,
take it up with the principal
and see what happens.
Because the principal is their boss, I think.
Is that how that works?
Or is there's something even higher
in the chain of education?
I'm sorry I can't really say much on the phobia part.
Because I'm not really knowledgeable
in the phobia side of things.
But as far as you know, being partially blind,
you need to sit in the front,
in order to see everything.
And get your education.
So sit in the front.
And go away, freeze warning notifications!
I know there's a freeze warning.
It is cold outside.
Hopefully, that helps out a little bit.
If you do go to your principal,
let me know what they said.
I'm very, very curious to know.
So if you got a question or something
you would like me to talk about in a video,
please email deafpoynters@gmail.com.
And like I keep on asking,
please let me know in the email
if you want this to be part of a video.
Because this email is also part
of my article website.
So I need to know if you want it in a video
or if this is an article thing.
So, please be specific.
Help me out, here.
If you wanna follow me on all of my social media, links to
that will be down below.
If you wanna help support my content,
you can do so by being a monthly Patron.
Or you can leave tips on ko-fi.
Both links will be down below.
I upload every Monday, Thursday,
and Deaf Poynters on Saturdays.
And I will see you later.
Bye.
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Spud the Jack Russell Terrier Dog Loves Chasing Bee Shadows - Duration: 4:57.
heres Jack Russell just love
chasing bee shadows they're not chasing bees
he's just chasing bee shadows okay
he looking over there and seeing the bee
shadows all over the place and he just
spent all his time out here and he think
he was going to catch a bee shadow
and he's happy to do this for hours
to me that's a good way to get exercise but I
can't imagine him ever catching one of them
but he looked just as happy doing it
there where he saw a shadow fly over
there so he comes back theres no shadows
under there buddy no shadows under there
you see something where did he go uh-huh
you saw one huh he's not in there
he's not in there no he's out here you
see him
no he's not under there
come out of there
yes there you go you saw him huh there you
go what he just flying everywhere huh
spud
you gonna catch one
you gonna catch one today
where'd he go
where they goes spud
you saw him
boy they quick ain't they
they quick ain't they buddy
but they hanging on the house over here
that's why they flying up there yeah it's
too big bees hanging on house did you see that one
these the bees even tired, maybe its to hot for the
bees spud see the bees up there mmm
see the bees hanging on the house but
you waiting for him to fly huh I would
make them fly for you but they might
sting me I'm not messing with them bees
you can mess with them all you want
I'm not going to get stung by the bees
you havin fun
where do they go the bee say its to hot to be
out here playing too
they ain't gonna be playing with you they're not up there
come out of there they're not in there
where'd it go
where they go oh you see it oh you want
to get him now huh oh that's a
what's that a wasp that's a wasp buddy
oh you see him hanging on the house too huh
what's a matter you gettin tired are you having fun
I don't see nothing up there come here
spud spud come out of there no there he is
there he is spud no no he's out
there buddy go out there he's out there
he's not in the garage no he's not in
the garage
he's not in garage spud
you see him
they ain't flying very much today are they
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Russia Preps for Epic Split With Global Banking Cartel by Dumpin - Duration: 8:06.
Russia Preps for Epic Split With Global Banking Cartel by Dumping US Dollar for Gold
As relations with the West continue to deteriorate � and the potential for crushing sanctions
remains tangible � President Vladimir Putin has begun preparing to release Russia from
the crushing grip of the international banking system completely, by moving to a nationalist
model based and conducting transactions with allies in gold.
In short, Russia has plans to abandon central banks and the dollar � if, indeed, shit
hits the fan.
Russia isn�t alone � the move away from the much-maligned, Western-centric international
banking cartels toward a system less dependent on massive banks comprises a new plan for
BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and their allies to vacate
the almighty dollar and assert independence.
For Putin, the bulk issue pertains to the Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication,
or SWIFT, system � which allows for speedy and secure financial transfers worldwide � and
threats from the United States and its allies to cut Russian banks from access.
�In layman�s terms,� Matthew Allen reports, �SWIFT allows for fast and (allegedly) secure
international financial transfers.
In fifty years when you are able to use your Bank of America debit card on the Moon (for
a low fee of 2,000 moon rubles), it will be because of SWIFT or a system similar to it.�
Economists have repeatedly warned of possible perils in eliminating Russia from the SWIFT
system, but in 2014 � when the U.S. imposed sanctions against Moscow � Putin decided
not to take any chances and began working on a system more insular and secure for the
country and its allies.
Ewald Nowotny, policymaker for the European Central Bank, warned in 2015 cutting Russia
out of SWIFT would be �very problematic because it could perhaps undermine confidence
in this system,� and, were that to occur, it �could of course affect all companies
that do business in Russia.�
Indeed, a recent report boasts any effort to oust Russia from SWIFT would have little
effect on the nation�s financial situation, stating,
�If the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) is shut
down in Russia, the country�s banking system will not crash, according to Central Bank
Governor Elvira Nabiullina.
Russia has a substitute.
��There were threats that we can be disconnected from SWIFT.
We have finished working on our own payment system, and if something happens, all operations
in SWIFT format will work inside the country.
We have created an alternative,� Nabiullina said at a meeting with President Vladimir
Putin on Wednesday.
�She also added that 90 percent of ATMs in Russia are ready to accept the Mir payment
system, a domestic version of Visa and MasterCard.�
Reports in January 2016 revealed some 330 Russian banks had moved to the nation�s
alternative to SWIFT � SPFS, the �system for transfer of financial messages.�
Additionally, �Moscow and Beijing took another step towards de-dollarization with the opening
of a yuan clearing bank in Russia.
And earlier this month Russia�s Central Bank opened its first-ever foreign branch
in Beijing to allow for better communication between Russian and Chinese financial authorities,�
Russia Insider reports.
�The financial regulatory authorities of China and Russia have signed a series of major
agreements, which marks a new level of financial cooperation,� asserted Dmitry Skobelkin,
deputy head of the Russian Central Bank.
As the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and other major financial players continue
trade in non-physical currency � and, particularly, in metals futures speculation and other riskier
practices � buying large quantities of physical gold has become a major priority for BRICS
and other nations.
Central banks have been accused of manipulating the system in various ways to ensure the dollar
stays atop the world�s financial dealings; but resentment mushroomed, and for many nations
not privy to the West�s auspices, abandoning the dollar has become an utmost, if odious,
priority.
BRICS initiatives �to set up a new financial architecture at its eighth summit held in
October 2016 in India have recently been under the spotlight.
In order to avoid the International Monetary Fund (IMF) type of loan conditionalities and
tackle the dominance of the United States (US) dollar in global finance, the new institutions
set up by the BRICs are expected to provide a much needed change in the global financial
architecture.
These institutions include the New Development Bank (NDB), the BRICS-led Contingency Reserve
Fund (CRF), and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB),� a recent report on the alliance
states.
If the U.S. moves to expel Russia from SWIFT � or if Russia acts first to do the same
� the planet would be thrust into economic catastrophe and chaos.
�The Rothschild presence in Russia has been challenged; Soros-front NGOs have been kicked
out, and it seems that only all out war will ever settle these power plays for the dominance
or death of the U.S. petrodollar, which is ultimately controlled by the same few hands
that steer and control the central banks of nearly all the world�s nations.
Only by stealth and monotony have these activities remained in the shadows.�
Now, it seems the list of nations remaining obstinately if understandably disconnected
from the current, insidious Western central banking system � and its darling petrodollar
� appears curiously to mirror of the list of countries currently embroiled in military
conflict or searing tensions with the United States.
While Russia and the other BRICS nations prep for theoretical expulsion from SWIFT, a major
transformation of the seats of power appears to be taking form � but, as to be expected,
any shift away from the status quo does not go unobserved.
Slavo cautions, �even with this massive and explosive changes in the works, those
who control the finances are well aware of the shifts that are taking place, and are
in position to reassert their leverage over humanity through new systems, and new centers
of power.
�Curiously, it cannot be denied that Russia has been a player in the international framework
that has been erected.
They have been equal partners in covert research and experimentation, and for all the animosity
with the U.S., it has also played a willing dance partner for much of what has been going
on during the past century.�
When it comes to the world of international finance, however, prior diplomatic coordination
is of little import.
Putin knows as well as any world leader such a massive shifting of power will not happen
overnight � even if the U.S. and the West boot Russia from SWIFT.
But Russia will be ready when it does.
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Gamerati News Update for 01-Apr-2017 - Duration: 7:06.
For more infomation >> Gamerati News Update for 01-Apr-2017 - Duration: 7:06. -------------------------------------------
New Release Rundown - April 2017 - Duration: 1:04.
You wanna play like that?
Oh so they're fast AND furious
Welcome to the "New Release Rundown.
I'm Tony Maccio from Moviefone, and we're running down the most anticipated movies hitting
theaters in April 2017.
Here we go...
April's opening weekend is a hodgepodge of releases.
The geriatric heist comedy "Going in Style," animated family film "Smurfs: The Lost Village,"
and quirky sci-fi movie "Colossal" all lead the pack on April 7th
April 14th zooms into view with biopic The "Lost City of Z" in limited release, and speeds
up with the latest entry in the blockbuster Fast and Furious franchise: "The Fate of the Furious."
April 21st slows down a bit with shoot-em-up "Free Fire," jealousy thriller "Unforgettable,"
and the mini-Good Will Hunting heartwarmer "Gifted."
April ends with sci-fi thriller "Rupture," hard luck sci-fi drama "Sleight, "sugar-momma comedy
"How to Be a Latin Lover," and the Tom Hanks / Emma Watson tech thriller, "The Circle," all
hitting theaters April 28th.
Head over to Moviefone.com to watch the trailers for the movies we mentioned, plus find showtimes
and tickets for a theater near you!
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How to Recover Deleted Facebook Messages - Duration: 1:54.
Hey, What's up Guys Raj here and welcome to a brand new video on the channel.
and Today in this video I'll show you how you can recover Deleted Facebook Messages
so without any further delay let's Jump to the video
So Guys first of all login to your FB account
Now Hit on this Drop down menu, Select Settings
Now click on this Download a Copy of Facebook Data
Start Archive, Enter your Password
Click on Start My Archive
Now read this Message and AN E-mail sent to your Number
After Few Hours or day again Login to your Facebook Account
and You can see download Archive option
save your backup on your desire folder
Now Unzip the zip file
After Unziping the zip file
you can see three folder here
Photos, VIdeos, and HTML
If you want to see all the information present now
Then click on this index
and If you want to recover videos and photos
then open this folder
but if you want to see only your messages.
Then click on this HTML folder
Now open this Messages HTML folder
Now here you can see all my messages with date and time
so Guys this is the best and easy way to recover your Facebook messages
Photos and video
and I hope this video is really helpful for you
so guys thanks a lots for watching this video
if you did enjoy this video pls show your support subscribing to the channel
that was really help me out
without being said, My Name is RAJ and i'll see you the next one
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FIFA 17: THE JOURNEY #14 | A VISSZATÉRÉS (MAGYAR FELIRATTAL) - Duration: 29:21.
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Where do Khuno the wolfdog comes from - Duration: 13:18.
Sorry Huskies ! lol
I found where he came from his Microchip
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