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Once upon a time, Richard Gere was a major movie star, a heartthrob who was also well-regarded

for his dramatic skill in films like An Officer and a Gentleman and Pretty Woman.

And then he seemed to vanish from mainstream Hollywood.

Here's a look at the reasons why Hollywood won't cast Richard Gere anymore.

Meh

When Gere began his career in the late 70's and early 80's, he quickly became a critical

darling.

But over the years, critics have become less enamored with his choice of roles, with films

like Intersection, King David, The Jackal, and Amelia all getting less than stellar reviews.

That would be fine if his films were making major bank, but they aren't.

2009's Amelia earned just $19.6 million against a $40 million budget, while the 2011 thriller

The Double brought in just $3.9 million against a $13.5 million budget.

Even his 2008 Nicholas Sparks adaptation Nights in Rodanthe was a bit of a bummer, taking

in only $41 million domestically, not even close to the box office figures earned by

other Sparks films.

That's the sort of thing Hollywood definitely noticed.

He doesn't diversify

Apart from a couple of documentaries and TV movie roles long ago, Gere has almost exclusively

appeared on the silver screen since the '70s, which means he completely missed the whole

"golden age of television" wave that movie star peers like Glenn Close have latched onto.

Gere has also avoided the Broadway stage for decades, despite originally getting his start

in theater and starring in the hit film adaptation of Chicago.

There may be opportunities for Gere outside of film, but if so, he doesn't seem very interested

in them.

Religion and politics

Gere has been an active active practitioner of Buddhism since his early 20s, and he's

not shy about putting his beliefs before business.

His criticism of the Chinese government in favor of Tibetan freedom at the 1993 Academy

Awards earned him a 20 year ban from the Oscars, as well as a lifetime ban from visiting the

People's Republic of China.

"Take the Chinese away from Tibet allow these people to live as free independent people

again."

That hasn't kept Gere from continuing his activism around what the star calls "China's

horrendous, horrendous human rights situation."

He even testified before Congress.

As a result, Gere has essentially been blacklisted from Chinese cinema, which is a problem these

days given China is expected to soon overtake America as the biggest box office in the world.

That has severely limited his opportunities, with Gere even telling The Hollywood Reporter

that one project was canceled because the Chinese director was told that if he worked

with Gere, he and his family "would never have been allowed to leave the country ever

again, and he would never work."

"Inclusive societies become great societies.

Brutalizing your own people is not a way to greatness."

Still, even without Hollywood's movie machine, Gere has plenty of other concerns to occupy

his time.

He co-founded the humanitarian non-governmental organization Tibet House and engages in a

great deal of relief work across the globe, including tribal protection efforts as well

as AIDS awareness and education campaigns.

And instead of big blockbuster parts, Gere is satisfied to pursue small budget films

with personal meaning, saying "I was successful enough in the last three decades that I can

afford to do these [smaller films] now."

Divorce drama

Gere may not be acting much because he's been too busy hashing out the details of his divorce

from former model Carey Lowell.

According to People, the couple wed in 2002, split 11 years later, and finally finalized

their divorce in October 2016.

They've spent the interim reportedly haggling over finances and custody arrangements for

their teenage son, Homer.

Gere has since been linked to Spanish socialite Alejandra Silva, who is more than 30 years

his junior.

"It's believed the duo were seeing one another for at least a year before going public with

their romance" at the Taormina Film Festival in Italy in June 2016, reported the Daily

News.

And that may lead to even fewer major movie roles for the actor, as Radar Online reported

that Gere is "quitting Hollywood" and plans to "hightail it to Europe with his ladylove

and live a quieter life."

Turning it around

Regardless of what roadblocks his stance on China have caused him, Gere still gets work,

even if it's in films most people have never heard of.

The New York Times said he's "never been better" than he was in the comedy thriller Norman,

while Deadline wrote that his turn in the mystery-thriller The Dinner proves that he

is "in the midst of an impressive indie renaissance."

And he's even using those films to highlight his political beliefs.

"Unfortunately we have leaders that stimulate fear and that fear causes us to do really

terrible things."

So this is actually a great time to be a Gere fan - as long as you don't mind doing a little

extra work to track down the obscure films he's starring in these days.

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Trump cements 'America First' doctrine with Paris

withdrawal

BY JONATHAN EASLEY

President Trump�s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord has put the world

on notice that �America First� is not just a campaign slogan � it�s his administration�s

guiding doctrine.

Trump on Thursday delivered on a key campaign promise by announcing he will pull the U.S.

out of a 195-country agreement that former President Obama entered into less than nine

months ago.

Obama had hailed the Paris agreement as a �turning point for our planet� and the

culmination of �an intense diplomatic effort� that drew scores of countries, cultures and

governments into a pact aimed at slowing the rise in global temperatures.

Critics of Obama, including Trump, called the agreement another example of him putting

foreign interests ahead of America�s.

�We don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore, and they won�t be,�

Trump said Thursday. �I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.�

Some Trump allies inside and outside the administration made a frenzied, last-ditch push to keep the

U.S. in the Paris agreement. The pressure to save the deal came from tech

titans, business leaders, the pope, establishment Republicans, mayors, governors, international

coalitions, world leaders, family members Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, and top advisers

such as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

But Trump stayed true to his campaign promise to leave the deal, delivering an emphatic

Rose Garden announcement that wouldn�t be out of place at one of his rallies.

Vice President Pence opened, declaring that Trump was �choosing to put the forgotten

men and women of America first.� EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, a top proponent of exiting the

agreement, closed out the ceremony, saying the decision to withdraw reflects Trump�s

�unflinching commitment to put America first.�

Over the course of his speech, Trump name-dropped industrial cities in Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania,

three formerly blue Rust Belt states that he won on his way to his upset victory over

Democrat Hillary Clinton last year.

Trump boasted of new coal mines that would be opening soon in West Virginia and framed

the decision to exit the Paris agreement as a binary choice between putting American workers

first and past policies that �transfer jobs out of America and ships them to foreign countries.�

�As president, I can put no other consideration before the well-being of the American citizens,�

Trump said. �The Paris climate accord is an example of Washington entering into an

agreement that disadvantages the United States to the exclusive benefit of other countries,

leaving American workers, who I love, and taxpayers to absorb the cost in terms of lost

jobs, lower wages, shut factories and vastly diminished economic production.�

Trump�s commitment to an �America First� policy has colored everything from his �Make

America Great Again� campaign slogan to his decision to hitch his wagon to chief strategist

Stephen Bannon, a self-described �economic nationalist� who once helmed the right-wing

populist website Breitbart.

During his first week in office, Trump signed an executive order pulling the U.S. out of

the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12-country trade deal Obama had signed less than one

year earlier.

Trump has continually talked tough toward U.S. allies in NATO, which he at one point

called �obsolete.� In the White House and at meetings abroad, Trump has pressured

foreign leaders to contribute more of their own money to the alliance.

Speaking to world leaders at the NATO summit in Brussels last week, Trump conspicuously

declined to endorse Article 5 of the alliance, which stipulates that an attack on one is

an attack on all.

Trump�s NATO speech was conducted in front of a 9/11 memorial. Critics of the speech

noted that Article 5 has only been invoked once � after the 2001 terrorist attacks

on the United States.

Even as he has angered allies in Europe, Trump has reserved his warmest diplomatic outreach

for countries like Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and China that were often at odds with the

Obama administration.

Prior to his overseas trip, Trump signed an executive order aimed at overhauling the H-1B

visa program for high-skilled workers, a favorite tool of tech companies, saying he believes

the system was being abused by companies looking to import cheap foreign labor.

And Trump has slapped a hefty tariff on softwood lumber coming in from Canada, essentially

starting a trade war in an effort to boost domestic timber production. ?

Trump has also talked of withdrawing the U.S. from the North American Free Trade Agreement

(NAFTA), but has yet to follow through on that threat.

Top aides, including Bannon, drafted an executive order earlier this year that would pull the

U.S. out of NAFTA. Trump has tabled that effort now, sending the trade deal to Congress for

review.

Still, Trump�s allies have so far been thrilled by his commitment to pushing �America First�

policies. It�s a message the administration is looking to pound home.

�Thanks to president Trump's leadership, American businesses are growing again, investing

in America again, and they're creating jobs in this country instead of shipping jobs overseas,�

Pence said. �Thanks to President Donald Trump, America is back.�

Democrats, meanwhile, are aghast.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (I) called pulling out of the Paris deal the �abdication of

American leadership and an international disgrace.� Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) called it

�abdicating America�s leadership role in the world� and a �historic mistake.�

Others cast the decision as bowing to fringe elements within the administration. Sen. Jeff

Merkley (D-Ore.) said that withdrawal was �a win for Steve Bannon and Scott Pruitt

and those who share their extremist views.�

The decision comes on the heels of Trump�s at-times turbulent first trip abroad as president.

Trump was met with warm greetings in Israel, in Saudi Arabia and at the Vatican. But his

Group of Seven and NATO meetings were frostier and exposed fissures with longtime trans-Atlantic

allies, such as Germany.

The environmental group Sierra Club accused Trump of leaving America �alone and isolated,�

cheekily arguing that the G7 should now be called the G6.

Ian Bremmer, the president of the Eurasia Group, went further.

�If you want a watershed moment beyond Trump's inauguration, American withdrawal from the

Paris accord is it,� Bremmer said. �Pax Americana is over. Welcome to the G-zero.�

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Brush Your Teeth Song + More | Good Habits English Baby Songs by Fun For KidsTV - Duration: 41:38.

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Brush your teeth

Brush your teeth and be a good fellow

No no no

Don't let your teeth turn yellow

Do you love ice cream and jell-o?

Then brush your teeth

This wont hurt, good fellow...

Bu bu bu

Brush your teeth and

be a good fellow

Green, blue, red, purple and yellow

Pick a color and brush your teeth,

my good fellow

Bu bu bu

brush your teeth

and be a good fellow

Good morning Good night

Brush your teeth and bite

Apples and nuts so hard

With shiny teeth so white

Bu bu bu brush your teeth

And be a good fellow

Up, down and up

Front, down and up

Back, down and up..

Up, up.. up...

Bu bu bu brush your teeth

and be a good fellow

every morning every night

no cavity to fight

no dentists to say Hello

Bu bu bu brush your teeth

and be a good fellow

floss your teeth and be a good fellow

No no no

Dont let your teeth turn yellow

Do you love ice cream and jell-o?

Then brush your teeth.

This wont hurt, good fellow...

Baby shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Baby shark!!

Momma shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Momma shark!!

Daddy shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Daddy shark!!

Gandmaa shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Grandmaa shark!!

Gandpaa shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Grandpaa shark!!

Scary sharks, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Scary sharks!!

Halloween, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Halloween!!

Baby shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Baby shark!!

Momma shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Momma shark!!

Daddy shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Daddy shark!!

Gandmaa shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Grandmaa shark!!

Gandpaa shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Grandpaa shark!!

Hungry Sharks, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Hungry Sharks!!

Tasty Fish, do do do do do

Let's go hunt, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Let's swim away, do do do do do do

We are safe, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

We are safe!!

End is happy, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

Baby car, pom pom pom pom pom

Baby car!!

Sister car, pom pom pom pom pom

Sister car!!

Brother car, pom pom pom pom pom

Brother car!!

Momma car, pom pom pom pom pom

Momma car!!

Daddy car, pom pom pom pom pom

Daddy car!!

Monster trucks, pom pom pom pom pom

Monster trucks!!

We are safe, pom pom pom pom pom

We are safe!!

Yes we are!!

Five baby Cars went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said, "pom pom pom"

But only four baby sharks came back

1, 2, 3, 4

Four baby cars went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said, "pom pom pom"

But only three baby cars came back

1, 2, 3

Three baby cars went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said, "pom pom pom"

But only two baby cars came back

1, 2

Two baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said

pom pom pom

But only one baby car came back

One baby in car went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said

pom pom pom

But no baby car came back

Sad Mommy car went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said

pom pom pom

All five baby cars came back

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Five baby cars went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mommy car said

pom pom pom

All five baby car came back…

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

Eight

Nine

Ten

One, two, three, four, five

Once I caught a fish alive

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten

Then I let it go again

Why did you let it go?

Because it bit my finger so

Which finger did it bite?

This little finger on my right

One, two, three, four, five

Once I caught a fish alive

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten

Then I let him go again

Why did you let it go?

Because it bit my finger so

Which finger did it bite?

This little finger on my right

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

Eight

Nine

Ten

Five baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

But only four baby sharks came back

1, 2, 3, 4

Four baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

But only three baby sharks came back

1, 2, 3

Three baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

But only two baby sharks came back

1, 2

Two baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

But only one baby sharks came back

One baby shark went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

But no baby shark came back

Sad Mommy shark went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo"

All five baby sharks came back

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Five baby sharks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother shark said, "doo doo doo doo"

All five baby sharks came back…

A is for Apple, A A A Apple.

B is for Ball, B B B Ball

C is for Cake, C C C Cake

D is for Dog, D D D Dance

E is for Elephant, E E E Elephant

F is for Fish, F F F Fish

G is for Glove, G G G Glove

H is for Hat, H H H Hat

I is for Igloo, I I I Igloo

J is for Juice, J J J Juice

K is for Key, K K K Key

L is for Lamp, L L L Lamp

M is for Monkey, M M M Monkey

N is for Nose, N N N Nose

O is for Old, O O O Old

P is for Puppy, P P P Puppy

Q is for Queen, Q Q Q Queen

R is for Rainbow, R R R Rainbow

S is for Sun, S S Sun

T is for Train, T T Train

U is for Umbrella, U U Umbrella

V is for Vase, V V Vase

W is for Wheel, W W Wheel

X is for Box, X X X Box

Y for Yellow, Y Y Y Yellow

Z is for Zebra, Z Z Zebra

So many things for you to learn about,

so many ways to sing a song.

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Let's sing it slow now…

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Touch your tommy, touch your feet

Touch your elbow touch your cheek

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Touch your hips and touch your shin

Touch your ankle touch your chin

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Let's sing faster…

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Even faster…

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Five little ducks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said

quack, quack, quack

But only four little ducks came back

1, 2, 3, 4

Four little ducks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said

quack, quack, quack

But only three little ducks came back

1, 2, 3

Three little ducks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said quack, quack, quack

But only two little ducks came back

1, 2

Two little ducks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said

quack, quack, quack

But only one little duck came back

One little duck went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said

quack, quack, quack

But no little ducks came back

Sad mother duck went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Sad mother duck said

quack, quack, quack

All five little ducks came back…

1 2 3 4 5

Five little ducks went out one day

Over the hills and far away

Mother duck said Quack Quack Quack

All five little ducks came back

"Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Na na na na na nan nan a nanananna

The Itsy Bitsy spider

climbed up the waterspout

Down came the rain and

washed the spider out

Out came the sun and

dried up all the rain

And the Itsy Bitsy spider

climbed up the spout again

Na na na na na nan nan a nanananna

The Itsy Bitsy spider

climbed up the waterspout

Down came the rain and

washed the spider out

Out came the sun and

dried up all the rain

And the Itsy Bitsy spider

climbed up the spout again

Na na na na na nan nan a nanananna

The Itsy Bitsy spider

climbed up the waterspout

Down came the rain and

washed the spider out

Out came the sun and

dried up all the rain

And the itsy bitsy spider

Climbed up again

Na na na na na n an nana naaa naaa

The wheels on the bus go

round and round

Round and round

round and round

The wheels on the bus go

All through the town

The money on the bus go

clink, clink, clink

Clink, clink, clink,

clink, clink, clink

The money on the bus go

All through the town

The Driver on the bus says

Move on back

move on back

The Driver on the bus says move on back

All through the town

The people on the bud go up and down

Up and down

The people on the bud go up and down

All through the town

The babies on the bus say Wah, wah, wah;

Wah, wah, wah,

Wah, wah, wah

The babies on the bus say Wah, wah, wah;

All through the town

The mommies on the bus says Shush, shush, shush

Shush, shush, shush

The mommies on the bus says Shush, shush, shush

All through the town

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Let's sing it slow now…

Head

Shoulders

Knees

and Toes

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Touch your tommy, touch your feet

Touch your elbow touch your cheek

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Touch your hips and touch your shin

Touch your ankle touch your chin

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Let's sing faster…

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Even faster…

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

Let's sing a counting song:

There were ten in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out

Nine!

There were nine in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out

Eight!

There were eight in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out

Seven!

There were seven in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out

Six!

There were six in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out.

Five!

There were five in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out.

Four!

There were four in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out.

Three!

There were three in the bed and the little one said,

Roll over, roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell out.

Two!

There were two in the bed and the little one said

Roll over, roll over

So they both rolled over and one fell out.

One!

There was one in the bed and the little one said

Let me sleep…please...

"Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

"Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

"Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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DIY CLOTHES LIFE HACK! 👕 Transform an OLD T-SHIRT into a DIY PEPLUM TOP! Alejandra's Styles - Duration: 3:33.

there's a thing often

hola my name is Alejandra and welcome back to my channel a while back I made a

video where I upcycle a t-shirt into a skirt and you guys seem to like it a lot

so today I'm going to show you how to transform a t-shirt into a peplum top

it's really easy to do also if you want to watch this video in Spanish I have a

Spanish channel so make sure to check it out in the description box and I hope

you guys like it to start you need an extra large t-shirt and the first step

is to put it on and you're going to mark where you want your peplum to start so

for example I want mine a little below my way so I made the mark there then go

ahead and cut along the line but don't throw away the bottom piece because of

the fabric you need to make the peplum part of the top

for the next steps choose your favorite fitted tank top and the reason for it is

is so you can trace that pattern to the t-shirt and once you finish cut it out

leaving one inch for the seam allowance next you need a sewing machine so start by

placing the right sides of the t-shirt together then hem the armholes and sew

the sides and when you're done it should look something like this now I'm going

to use the extra fabric from step one to create the peplum so fold the fabric in

half and place it on a table with the fold facing you that's important and

it's time to calculate your radius first take your waist measurement and add two

inches for the seam allowance so for example my waist was approximately 28

inches then I added the two extra inches which gave me a total of 30 and then I

divided it by six point two and that's my radio now that you have your

measurement use a ruler to mark your radius from a corner to create a curve

then determine how long you want your peplum to be I decided I wanted mine six

inches long so using the same method I mark six inches all around the curve and

once you're done you're ready to cut it out

by now you should have two half circles so place the right sides together and

sew on both sides to create a full circle so the last step is to attach the

shirt and the peplum with the shirt laying with the right side out slide the peplum

part with the right side facing down until the bottom edge of the shirt lines

up with a smaller curve of the peplum so you should end up with the right side of

the t-shirt facing the right side of the peplum then you can pin it in place and

sew around that is it for this video I hope you try out this fun idea to

upcycle your t-shirts and let me know if you want more

so that's it for this video thank you so much for watching until the end let me

know in the comments if you liked it and any other type of videos you would like

for me to do next and I'll see you in my next one

bye

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Embrace Your Inner Weirdness 10 Reasons Why You Should Do It - Duration: 8:23.

Embrace Your Inner Weirdness 10 Reasons Why You Should Do It

By consciousreminder

�Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.� � Oscar Wilde

High school was hard.

Not so much the classes.

The classes, at least at my high school, were a breeze.

The hard part about high school was navigating the social cliques and doing anything possible,

including great leaps of effort and imagination, to not, under any circumstances, do or say

anything that would constitute the tragic and unshakable label of being weird.

I did my best to look like everyone else, and everyone else did their best to look like

me.

We were all hiding � with each other and from each other.

Being insecure in high school I can understand.

Everyone is still growing into themselves and trying to map out their coordinates on

the spectrum of social relationships.

High schoolers are allowed to be nervous wrecks, afraid that their own shadow will make fun

of them if they trip and fall.

But after high school, when we transition into adults, shouldn�t this need for approval

go away?

My high school years are long gone but everywhere I look the social pressure to conform to the

standards and expectations of others remains.

Adults too are afraid of looking weird.

Should we be?

Throughout history, the great creators and innovators were those who were not afraid

to stand out from the crowd and risk being different.

The truth is, everyone is different.

This should be celebrated, not hidden.

Allowing yourself to be weird is good because it means you have stopped judging yourself.

And when you stop judging yourself you will stop judging others.

And when you stop judging others they will stop judging you.

But first you can�t be afraid to be different.

You can�t be afraid to be weird.

It�s okay to be weird.

Here�s why.

There is no such thing as normal.

Everyone is weird and therefore nobody is weird.

Personality exists on a spectrum.

Some people are loud, others are quiet.

Some people are creative, others are analytical.

There is no right or wrong way to be.

There is no normal; there is only natural.

What is natural to me may not be natural to you.

Don�t worry about being normal.

Find your natural.

What you think is weird is really your super power.

We all have traits that make us different.

The truth is that what makes you different is secretly your superpower.

If it seems weird, you just haven�t learned how to harness the power yet.

Instead of hiding what makes you weird, learn how to use it.

When you master your quirks you will find power within them.

What makes you weird makes you memorable.

Being normal leads to mediocre results.

Nobody pays money to see what is expected.

People pay money to see things that are unexpected and captivating.

What makes you weird makes you interesting because you have something others do not.

People won�t remember the thing you did that everybody does.

But they will remember the thing you did that only you can do.

The world needs more authenticity.

People are hungry for authenticity and realness.

Your weirdness is in high demand because it is true.

When you start living as your true self � weirdness and all � you are giving those around you

permission to do the same.

We all want to be real.

But we�re afraid to be the first one.

Your honesty and truth have great value to others.

We may not say it out loud, but we want you to be honest.

We want you to be weird.

All great art was made by weird people.

Every great creative achievement � whether in music, art, science or business � was,

by definition, different, and required a new way of thinking.

This is the creative benefit of being weird.

Embracing your weirdness gives you a new perspective.

Innovation does not happen within the status quo.

Innovation happens when outsiders challenge the status quo with weird ideas.

Resisting your weirdness makes you dark.

When we freely express ourselves � even our quirks � we feel better.

There will always be people who do not understand or appreciate our differences, but that�s

okay.

But when we hide our unique characteristics and resist our natural weirdness, we don�t

feel good.

Our personality becomes dark.

Just as a black hole results from the absence of a star, so does the rejection of our inner

light result in a dark and inverted projection of self.

Your weirdness is part of you.

It�s okay to let it shine.

Standing out is how you find your tribe.

Many people follow crowds because they don�t want to be lonely.

But standing out will not make you lonely.

When you break away from the crowd you will find others like you.

This is your tribe.

Most people never find their tribe because they are afraid of letting go of what is known.

But when you embrace your weirdness and stand up for what you believe in, you will find

those who have stood up before you, and you will serve as inspiration for those who will

stand up next.

Every new idea is weird at first.

Even the best ideas, when they are first introduced, seem weird.

A new idea is like a biological mutation.

At first it doesn�t make sense.

But eventually the biological mutation finds a purpose.

Ideas are the evolution that pushes society forward.

When Henry Ford introduced the world�s first automobile, it seemed weird and unnecessary.

�If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses,� he

said.

Instead, Ford took a risk on an unpopular idea.

It seemed weird at the time, but who could question him now?

If you hide your truth you might regret it.

Nobody looks back on life and thinks, �I wish I had tried harder to be like everyone

else.� But if you spend your life trying to be like others, instead of being the best

version of yourself, chances are you will look back with regret and think, �I wish

I had lived without fear of being judged or misunderstood.� In the end, living your

truth is all that matters.

When you own who you are the world will conform.

There is power in self-perception.

If you see yourself as capable, others will see you as capable.

If you see yourself as incapable, others will see you as incapable.

When you own your weirdness and claim it as a strength, nobody can judge you.

The choice is yours.

Would you rather bend your focus to fit the world around you, or bend the world around

you with the power of your focus?

�When she transformed into a butterfly, the caterpillars spoke not of her beauty,

but of her weirdness.

They wanted her to change back into what she always had been.

But she had wings.� � Dean Jackson

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BREAKING: Ted Cruz Rises Up, DESTROYS Liberal CEO For Betraying Trump – It's PERFECT - Duration: 3:03.

This is why nobody cares when billionaires talk about climate change.

Liberal CEO Elon Musk has departed the presidential advisory council in protest of the decision

to leave the Paris Climate Agreement.

Immediately after the announcement, Texas Senator Ted Cruz blasted Musk on twitter,

writing, "In support of Paris, CA billionaires pledge to never again fly private, will only

fly commercial.

J/K–will quit symbolic councils instead."

(via Twitter).

Digging the knife in deep, Cruz reveals the emptiness of the entrepreneur's commitment

to fighting climate change, urging him to practice what he preaches.

Elon Musk is just another incredibly rich celebrity who believes it is fine to criticize

regular Americans for driving to work while he flies his private jet to go out to dinner.

The true motivation for Elon Musk is clear.

Musk is the CEO of electric car company Tesla Motors, which recently acquired the solar

energy company SolarCity.

In short, climate change is big money for Elon Musk.

The transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy will generate billions of dollars for

the supposedly selfless entrepreneur.

Elon Musk is stomping his feet and throwing a hissy fit because he did not get his way.

Instead of remaining on the counsel to keep some influence with President Trump, the liberal

CEO quit — after losing one debate.

Elon Musk clearly does not care about the environment, as he casually trots around the

globe on his brand new personal jet.

Instead, he was hoping the government would impose a carbon tax, making his businesses

more competitive.

A vocal supporter of a carbon tax, Musk once said, "All we are doing [with a carbon tax]

is trying to match the inherent subsidy for fossil fuels… on the sustainable energy

side.

Fossil fuels are already getting a massive subsidy if you believe in global warming.

If you don't, then [the subsidy] seems really unfair.

If you do, then it is like 'oh, we are just trying to correct it.'"

If Elon Musk got his way, a carbon tax would be just another government handout offered

to the billionaire.

Taxpayers already subsidize Tesla cars, even though the majority of us could never afford

to drive one.

Every Tesla vehicle sold comes with $7,500 in federal tax rebates, and additional benefits

on the state level.

Elon Musk has only made his fortune thanks to corporate welfare.

All in all, companies owned and operated by Musk have received over $4.9 billion in government

assistance.

(via LA Times)

Elon Musk has made his motivation clear.

He is unwilling to compete on a level playing field, and demands the government step in

to hold his business' hand.

Do you think President Trump should stop subsidizing Elon Musk?

Please share this news and tell us what you think!

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Can You Learn Perfect Pitch? - Duration: 2:56.

If you heard some random music notes, would you be able to figure out what they were?

Like, could you just tell that this ... is a D,

and this—absolutely an A-flat?

Maybe you're just great at guessing, or you could have a rare ability called perfect pitch,

which puts you in the same club as Mozart.

Perfect pitch, also called absolute pitch,

allows you to identify musical notes without context,

which is especially helpful if you are a musician.

Most research seems to say you have to learn it as a kid.

But with lots of practice, it might be possible to develop sort-of perfect pitch as an adult.

Many studies suggest that to have perfect pitch,

you need to start musical training around six years old, during a critical period of development.

During this time, your brain is figuring out which neural pathways will be useful,

and which ones it should just get rid of.

The key is giving sound meaning, like that this sound ... is a C.

Just like learning that the fluffy, slobbery thing that cuddles up next to you is called a dog.

Also, if you speak a tonal language where pitch affects the meaning of words, like Mandarin,

you could be more likely to develop perfect pitch,

since your brain has been associating different pitches with meaning from the start.

But if you're not actively learning musical notes,

your brain will get rid of those extra sound-identifying connections so it can become more efficient.

Most of this research is only correlational, meaning scientists didn't manipulate any variables and, like,

teach babies certain combinations of language and musical notes.

But it still makes sense with what we know about how the brain develops.

If you missed that critical period of development,

researchers aren't sure if you would ever be able to develop true perfect pitch.

But some studies have found that adults can be trained to better identify notes,

which can last for months.

In a 2015 paper from the journal Cognition,

researchers tested 17 university students with various musical backgrounds, but no perfect pitch,

and got a baseline for how well they could name different notes and recreate notes that they just heard.

Then, the participants went through training where they listened to 180 piano notes,

were asked to name them, and got corrected when they were wrong.

After all that, the participants did the baseline tests again and scored at least 8% better,

and their scores were still higher for 6 of them when they were retested around half a year later.

This study and others like it are pretty small,

and the participants aren't all that close to the accurate, lifelong perfect pitch you

might develop as a kid.

But as long as you're willing to put in the work to learn, it's at least a half-step

in the right direction!

Thanks for asking, and thanks to our patrons on Patreon for making this episode possible!

If you would like to support SciShow, head on over to patreon.com/scishow—

there's lots of ways to give various amounts, depending on what you can, and that's great.

and if you'd just like see more like this, every single day in your subscription box,

you can go to youtube.com/scishow and subscribe.

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Pachacuti Animation Cleanup Timelapse - Warrior Inti, Power Hit, June 2017 - Duration: 16:24.

Hello and welcome to this timelapse. Commentary will be in the form of subtitles, like so.

To start, I open the Vertical Swing animation file, as the Power Hit is the follow-up hit in the combo.

I remove from the Power Hit sketch file all unnecessary animations, and the white background.

I then add the Vertical Swing cleaned animation and its white background to ensure its correct placement

The file is now ready, and it's time to start cleaning!

I create a new empty layer above my first sketch frame. This is where I'll do the clean drawing.

The red layer at the bottom is my reference pose (from the Idle animation), and the blue layer is the sketch for the current frame.

I toggle the visibility of the sketch layer to create an "onion skin" effect, and preview the motion

I don't follow the sketch exactly, as it's very loose. Instead, I refer mostly to the idle's pose proportions.

Just to make sure, I rotate the frame to fit it over the reference frame.

I'm not looking for the proportions to be exactly the same, as some slight differences will occasionally help put emphasis on some limbs.

I'm moving the line here to thin the leg a little, as I find the curve right, but not its position.

Most of the sketches' hair is too small, so I'll have to interpret their motion based on the reference's proportions.

I'm now drawing overlaid details, so I'm using an additional layer.

For the club, I'm using smears when it's moving relatively fast, like here.

I didn't really plan for the smears on the sketches, so I'm making them up as I go.

Also, ovals are the bane of my existence.

For most lines, I attempt to get them "right" in a single hand motion (and erase/repeat until I do)

I sometimes erase parts and reconnect to others to save time.

Taking parts, moving them and resizing is useful: it can create some slight compression artifacts...

...but at the game's zoom level, they're not visible. It's fine. I hope.

To complete the smear I add motion trails, inspired by comics. They'll be whitened when I color the frames.

Looking at a distance, I'm not happy with the arm's proportions, so I go back and do it again.

Time to erase the parts of the "main" cleaned layer that are under the overlaid details, before merging them.

I forgot some of the mace's details, so I make a new layer.

That's one frame down! The general idea, then, is: non intersecting main body mass on one layer (head, torso, legs, back arm, hair)...

...then added layers on top for overlaid details, before erasing hidden parts, and merging, to end up with one cleaned frame.

Since you've got the main idea, let's speed up the video a bit.

The sketched leg position and proportions were really wonky, so I basically resketch them, before cleaning them proper.

Some lines I simply can't get right even after several attempts, but I want the energy that comes from a single hand motion.

For this raising motion, the character moves up, and the secondary detail trails behind (aiming down).

I'm planning to stretch the character a bit to give her more height to accentuate the vertical motion, so I'm playing loose with the feet/leg proportions.

The club has a more standard angle here, so I'll reference it off another "base" layer, much like the idle.

However, to accentuate the strength of the motion, I'll draw it slightly curved, to give it a more elastic feeling.

...and then, I resize and transform it some more, because it wasn't enough.

Time for the third frame, let's speed up a bit more!

This is what I was talking about earlier, about stretching the legs.

Oh, let's slow down a minute. Here's a trick you might know: flipping the canvas horizontally to check for mistakes.

Here, I wasn't happy with the back leg's width, but I couldn't figure out why until I flipped the image.

While I'm at it, I check the previous frames, see if they need fixes too.

Okay, back to the regular facing. Let's speed up again.

I'm adding a slight rotation to the club's axis here, as it'll add to the motion - it's very small, but should still be perceptible.

Since the bottom part of the face is hidden by the arms, I don't bother drawing it anymore for now.

I pause a bit to consider this part, as I find the sketch more interesting because of the angle of the arms.

The arched elbows will help show the forward motion, so I redraw the arms entirely to accentuate that.

Here, the angle of the face becomes completely different. Before I referenced it off the previous frame, but now I'm following the sketch more closely.

I flip the canvas again to make sure it's angled right.

Since the main motion goes down, the secondary detail (hair, mantle) trails up.

I have a problem with this frame, as the sketch was a little too big with very wide legs. Following it, the head now looks too small.

I struggle for a bit, attempting to reproportion the different limbs while still putting emphasis on the legs.

...aaand in the end, the face was hidden by the arm, so it didn't really need to be drawn, either.

It also alleviates the proportion issue, so...moving forward!

For the impact detail, the sketch was non-descript, and I'm going with a fire motif for most special moves, so I'm cleaning them as more fire-like.

Here, I basically don't like the sketches, so I'm redoing them before cleaning them.

The face likely won't stay either, so I don't go into too much detail. Just enough to have fun!

I see here I'll have a problem with the arms, as the proportions are different from the sketches, and they'll look a bit stretched in a few frames.

I'll keep the issue in mind moving forward and deal with the problem when it happens.

At this point, someone contacts me on Steam messenger, so it makes for a short break!

I pause here to consider the arms, in regards to what I cleaned before and what comes next.

I try stretched proportions, see how it works. I'll fix it if there's a problem in motion.

...meaning, it's time so see how it works in motion!

Some of the most difficult frames to clean are the minute motions, with very slight variance from one to the other.

For idles/"still" motions, I tend to zoom at maximum and be as precise with lines as I can.

Here, though, as it's part of a "dynamic" motion, I do the opposite and allow for a higher degree of line variance, to make visual vibrations.

The character is starting to shift her weight, the torso rises up and the legs still arch down. I reference a lot off the previous frame, and move it around.

Since these frames have a lot of emphasis on the footing, I start by drawing the legs/feet, rather than the head.

Inti starts to slowly pull the club towards her to shift her weight. I reference it off the previous frame, then rotate it slightly.

When I reach the end of a small arc, I attempt to see how it looks simply through onion skinning.

Here, I found the legs didn't work as I wanted them to based on the sketches, so I erase them and start over.

Again, when only proportions are way off, I resize and check if the change is too drastic, rather than redraw entirely.

Another instance of the sketch being too imprecise and unsatisfactory, so I redo it before cleaning.

Woops! The foot's position and the club's position don't mesh well. I'll fix that by raising the foot position a bit, so it's behind the club.

Here, since it's a rather important leg motion, I'll draw the thigh entirely to see how it connects to the hips.

I proportion it off the references, before erasing everything that's not needed.

The sketch had a hard angled foot on ground motion, but upon review I find it a bit jerky, so I try a smoother landing instead, with plant/toes last.

We're going back to the idle, so I'm making liberal use of the mace reference now, and basically drawing entirely off it.

...same for the head.

Also, proportions, eh?

I struggle for way too much time on this disk. Ovals really are the worst.

The character slowly resets back to idle, so limbs refer more and more to the base reference.

Done! Time to see how it looks.

Looks okay, but I'd like to try adding a slight detail to the impact, so I'm making a backup folder.

Time to check again...

I adjust the frame timings here (I'll do much more detailed timings in engine, but I'd just like to see how it might look)

Looks done. Next!

OVALS, MAN

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How Gal Gadot Got Ripped To Play Wonder Woman - Duration: 3:43.

A former model and Miss Israel winner, actress Gal Gadot has always been lean and mean.

In order to play the title character in Warner Bros.'s Wonder Woman, Gadot had to make her

body a little less lean, and a whole lot meaner.

Making the leap from model to superhero is no easy feat, but here's how Gal Gadot got

in shape to play Wonder Woman.

Real life warrior

It's well known that Gadot represented her home country of Israel in the 2004 Miss Universe

pageant.

Less well known, however, is the fact that as an Israeli citizen, Gadot also served a

compulsory two-year term of service in the nation's military.

But she didn't merely scrape through and serve her time — Gadot dominated the intensive

three-month military boot camp and earned herself a spot as a combat trainer.

Even still, Gadot said that her training for Wonder Woman was actually even more difficult

than training for the army.

"Do you think being in the Israeli army helped you with your training?"

"Um, it was a lot more intensive."

She loves sports

Physical fitness is a lifelong passion for Gadot, who learned to swim when she was four.

Growing up, she spent 12 years training as a dancer, while also playing tennis, basketball,

and volleyball.

She told ESPNW that she's highly competitive and that she always plays to win — "otherwise,

why bother, right?"

In her spare time, she also indulges in rock climbing, all while taking care of her two

young daughters.

Now there's a real Wonder Woman.

Diet of the gods

It may be hard to believe, but Gadot actually didn't go on an insane diet to achieve her

superhuman fitness level.

Instead, she simply practiced moderation and common sense, using the tried and true method

of mixing greens with lean proteins to get the most out of her workouts.

She also kept hydrating, drinking a gallon of water each day.

But she told Harper's Bazaar that she more or less ate what she wanted, when she wanted,

and was able to get away with it because she respected her body's needs.

"I look at food as fuel and I want to give the best to my body.

It's all a matter of measurements and quantity of the food; just enjoy your food and don't

eat while you drive and don't eat when you talk on the phone.

Just give the food the respect and give yourself the respect to enjoy it."

A beast in the gym

In order to prepare for the role of Wonder Woman, Gadot spent months working with professional

trainers.

When she started, she couldn't execute a single pull-up.

But by the end she was ripping through a daily routine that included rowing machines, stationary

bikes, broad jumps, crab walks, pull-ups, push-ups, squats, ball exercises, and weightlifting.

She may use a sword and a lasso in the film, but there's no question that she can bust

out the gun show whenever she wants.

No cheat days

When you're a superhero, you don't get any days off.

After all, the world isn't going to save itself.

That's why Gadot trained "six or seven hours a day" every single day for half a year.

And that training wasn't confined to the gym alone.

She also had to undergo ultra-intense weapons training to learn how to properly use a sword

and shield.

But the most difficult part of her training?

Surprisingly, it was horseback riding.

She explained it all in an Australian news interview, "I also thought I was going to

love horse riding because it always looked as if it'd be so easy.

It's not.

It was super painful and I had tons of bruises."

She defeated Conan

Ever wonder what might happen if Wonder Woman battled Conan?

Well, we learned the answer during Gadot's promotional tour for Wonder Woman.

Except it wasn't Conan the Barbarian she faced off against — it was Conan O'Brien.

Claiming he would accomplish in 35 minutes what took Gadot months and months of everyday

training, Conan O'Brien bragged about his three months of Girl Scouts service before

Gadot and her trainer critiqued his less than heroic physique.

Afterwards, Gadot showed off her powerful high kicks before battling the comedian in

a swordfight.

*grunting*

If there's one thing to take away from this segment, it's that Gal Gadot can not only

dominate with her high kicks and physical prowess, but also slay with her stunning good

looks, personality and charm.

She's a wonder, that Wonder Woman.

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SHAVE PRANK! *gone violence* - Duration: 5:53.

what's going on guys today is the last week of school and I wanted to

prank him for one last time before actually we to go back home for the

summer and I probably not be able to prank him for like after three months

and prank him again maybe in August but decided I want do this one

last time so for today's prank, okay he's still sleeping so basically for

today is that I'm actually gonna pretend I actually shaved his beard that

really, he is just being a dumbass okay so ask him I can borrow some of

his hair this I got some right here see... so basically he was just playing

with in just giving you some hair give me some hair and then it was done okay

just use that for a prank so I'm going to use on the phone.

use to set up a vibrator by actually do have the razor to use

to pretend that i did shave the beard

I am going to set up the camera and see the reaction

what's wrong?

it's not funny...

get off....

well of course no #$%!

no #$%!

#$@! you....

get off!!!

ugh i just wanna sleep

you thought was real?

No but i was pissed!

I just wanna punch you

you actually enjoy it?

NO! what the #@$! do you expect??

god....

hey it's the last one for a while..

well good...

would you like to have some more in the fall?

yes alright we'll see....

that's the kind of reaction as you see right there and actually hard to see but I try my best

to zoom in and see the best reaction you can actually can see as possible

and most of this prank were more like just staring at me for

the whole time so that's basically works yes so he actually believe

to himself and and then I sit there and started to get angry and starting to blow

up and and never actually never seen this face before so that is why the last

prank to prank him for a while and hope you enjoy this video so make sure you can

give big thumbs up and subscribe to my channel if you're new and I'll see you

guys later

For more infomation >> SHAVE PRANK! *gone violence* - Duration: 5:53.

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Doing Edits for Free! [OCMC PvP] (de_stroyed) - Duration: 0:41.

pow pow i fucked migos girl i guess he aint know

QUAVOWANTSOMEBEEFWITHME

QUAVO

QUAVOSAYHEWANTSOMEBEEFWITHEM

YA. QUAVO

For more infomation >> Doing Edits for Free! [OCMC PvP] (de_stroyed) - Duration: 0:41.

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How to teach elders use smartphone? - Duration: 4:41.

For more infomation >> How to teach elders use smartphone? - Duration: 4:41.

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Walked(caminar): move by lifting and setting down each foot in turn. - Duration: 1:14.

Walked move by lifting and setting down each foot in turn.

And I walked in and I looked at them.

And she walked away.

And so he walked in and he's like, "I got a Rance Howard type right here.

And then he walked me to a hill.

And when he walked in, he goes, great.

And walked out of the room.

But we walked, or I walked the first mile or so.

Have you ever walked along the of a river?

He walked in and sat down and looked at me and said, "I don't understand you.

He walked on the water.

Her mother walked me out to the edge of their property.

I'll never forget walking into that split level home, and we walked up into the house.

I walked into the office and they handed me a laptop.

I walked to the kitchen.

If they were lame, they walked.

If you walked in, it was completely mirrored you saw nothing.

So, I walked to school with my neighbors, barefoot to Kaunoa.

So he walked into an interview.

They dropped it, they walked away, but they were arrested.

We walked away from politics, the politics of the environment.

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TOP 100 Most SUBSCRIBED YouTube Channels (until May 31, 2017) - Duration: 3:36.

Hi guys.

Welcome to another update

of the "Top 100 most subscribed YouTube Channels".

Let's start by highlighting the major events of May.

May ended up with 3 new channels in the Top 100.

The first one was MileyCyrusVEVO

that ranked 100th with 9.62 million subscribers.

The second was Clash of Clans

that ranked 99th with 9.69 million subscribers.

and the third one was the Indian channel

ChuChu TV Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

ranking 97th with 9.72 million subscribers.

The channel that gained more positions was Clash of Clans.

The channel climbed 38 positions

moving from 137th in April to 99th in May.

Meanwhile, the channel that lost more positions

it was RomanAtwood.

This channel lost 5 positions

ending May in the 83rd position.

The most subscribed channel on May was Clash of Clans

with about 1.48 million subscribers.

Clash of Clans was also the channel with higher relative growth in subscribers.

The channel grew 18.04%.

During May,

the channels TheSyndicateProject,

officialpsy,

and another Russian channel (Маша и Медведь)

which I will not try to spell

reached the 10 million subscribers.

So, each one won the YouTube Diamond Play Button.

These were the highlights of the month.

Now let's see the full TOP 100.

For more infomation >> TOP 100 Most SUBSCRIBED YouTube Channels (until May 31, 2017) - Duration: 3:36.

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☑️ Matt Rysen - The Power Of KSHMR ☑️ - Duration: 3:47.

For more infomation >> ☑️ Matt Rysen - The Power Of KSHMR ☑️ - Duration: 3:47.

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DARK SOULS 2 : LOVING ELEVATORS (Fr available) - Duration: 1:00.

For more infomation >> DARK SOULS 2 : LOVING ELEVATORS (Fr available) - Duration: 1:00.

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Welcome Video - Duration: 0:37.

Hi everyone! My name is Jennifer Daddysman, and I'm the instructor for this course.

You may call me Jennifer, Ms Daddysman, or whatever you feel most comfortable calling me.

You don't need to address me as "Dr Daddysman" as I do not yet have my PhD.

I'll be doing videos at least once a week, sometimes more often as needed.

I know that the course doesn't officially start until Thursday, but I wanted to give you some time to get acclimated,

especially as the course will start and progress fairly quickly.

The syllabus and the Canvas due dates will be your friends throughout the semester!

Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions, and I look forward to working with you this summer!

For more infomation >> Welcome Video - Duration: 0:37.

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Top 5 Best Gaming Laptops for 2017 Laptop Buying Guide - Duration: 6:22.

Top 5 Best Gaming Laptops for 2017 (Laptop Buying Guide) Who doesn't like Gaming? So here are the top 5 BEST GAMING Laptops you should check out this 2017. These laptops are built for gaming and high performance. They are packed with latest Nvidia 1070 or 1080 Graphics, 16GB+ RAM and intel core i7 Processors. These laptops are the latest ones and some of them were released in early 2017. They are packed with good features and specs. We have listed these laptops based on reviews, ratings, release dates and other tech specifications. Please consider these before you go with any other gaming laptop in 2017. Find all the product and source links down below. * The ASUS ROG GL502 is available in a newer version that packs a GTX 1060 or 1070 ❃❃❃ AMAZON USA ❃❃❃ Samsung Odyssey: http://amzn.to/2s5hcKo MSI GS63 VR: http://amzn.to/2rw6UR1 Lenovo Legion Y720: http://amzn.to/2rDTdBK Razer Blade Pro: http://amzn.to/2rE4C4f ASUS ROG GL502(GTX 1070 is also available): http://amzn.to/2qLZmZa video link : https://youtu.be/XEsTQSyc5GQ Related Keyword : #best affordable gaming laptop #top gaming laptops 2016 #best gaming laptop under 500 #best gaming laptop under £1000 #best gaming desktop #origin laptop #razer gaming laptop #asus rog strix gl502

Top 5 Best Gaming Laptops for 2017 (Laptop Buying Guide)

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