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"Who is my favourite singer?"

"Look, I don't know what you've put, but I'm sick of you playing reggaeton all day. I think it's Nicky Jam."

"That's a lie. It's Denom"

"What superstition do I have before going onto the pitch?"

"I think that it's pulling up your socks, because he wears them high above the knee."

"Well, well. You've got it wrong. I usual splash a lot of water in my face to wake up."

"What sport would I have dedicated myself to if I hadn't become a footballer?"

"I think that if you hadn't been a footballer, you wouldn't have played any other sport."

Look what I've put: 'Sofa' You're lying down all day."

"I would have become a tennis player. You've got it wrong again."

"You're good at tennis."

"I've beaten you every time we've played."

"Who is the sportsman I most admire?"

"I would say Andrés Iniesta"

"Yes! Put it there!"

"They look a lot alike"

"Yes, in our skin color. I'd love to be like him."

"What hobby do I have outside football?"

"I'd put going to a shopping centre, because whenever you leave the house you only go there."

"You wouldn't even go out on the street to walk a dog."

"I'm not going to say anything. It's playing Playstation."

"I've spent two weeks at your house and you've never once played it."

"Because you don't let me."

"What is my favourite console game?"

"I know this one…

"It's Mario Kart, because he spends all day at home in his room playing it."

"Yes. I haven't played in a long time, but I'm really good."

"What is the dish I'm best at cooking?"

"I think that it's macarroni, so sticky that you could build a wall out of them."

"It's the only thing you've made for me at home, and it was rock hard."

"You're a liar"

"I've never seen you make rice"

"I've never made you rice? What a liar?"

"Who would win in a race between us?"

"That's easy"

"Let's see"

"I've put him. But it's not as if he's fast."

"Good, we've got it right."

"I'm the slow one."

"Have you won?"

"I've won"

"Why? Because you got the most right?"

"I got the most questions right"

"But did you tell the truth? When I put the answer about macarroni, did you tell the truth?"

"Who won? Me. The one with the most right answers wins. And that was me."

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Kiko Matamoros y su hijo Diego, juntos en el mismo plató - Duration: 1:47.

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COMO FORTALECER EL CORE (Abdomen, Lumbares y Oblicuos) | Calistenia - Duration: 3:05.

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Mi periplo por el País Vasco. Investigaciones de sofá. En Busca de la Verdad. - Duration: 26:55.

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23. Narrowboat Journey from Swarkestone to Trent Lock on the Trent & Mersey Canal - Duration: 16:28.

So I've had a bit of déjà vu this morning because I've already travelled

along this very stretch of the canal once. I moored up at Swarkestone last night,

and I was pointing in the opposite direction because I want to get to

Nottingham, and you can't turn around. Unlike an RV or a motorhome or even a

cruiser, I can't do a three-point turn and go in the opposite direction because

the canal here's a round-about between 40 and 50 foot wide. Even in some patches, it

might even be 55 foot but I'm 60 foot long and it's physically impossible

for me to turn around. So there were no winding holes for me to, which is

effectively a bulge in the canal, for me to push the nose in and turn around.

There were none of those, so I had to go a good hour up the canal to Stenson

Lock, up through the lock, which is around about a hundred thousand litres of water,

so the the lock-keeper said there. Up to a winding hole, which is a bit of

an entrance to the marina, turn around, come back down the lock, luckily someone

was also coming in the same, going in this direction. So I didn't waste all the

water, and in a round-about half an hour, I will be in exactly the same place as I

was this morning, but pointing in the opposite direction!

I left Swarkestone and headed west to Stenson Lock, just above the lock there's

a nice little marina and right next to the lock, there was a lovely tea room.

I turned around and returned to Swarkestone, where I had previously moored up.

Going down the Swarkestone lock, I continued east along the Trent &

Mersey Canal, past Weston-on-Trent where there's another water point next

to the lock. Aston-on-Trent and the popular Shardlow area, with its large

scale canal architecture and pubs dotted along the cut. Continuing past the busy

Sawley and then out onto the wide River Trent, to where the River Soar and the

Erewash Canal meet. Sometimes when it's quite rural and the towpath is quite

quiet, I let Molly off

whilst I navigate on the canal. She can have a really good run around, a good

walk, you know three or four miles. In fact for her, it's probably about nine

because she goes back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. There's no risk of

her trying to get back on the boat, she knows that she doesn't have to

and she just keeps up with me. If anything, she's quite scared the fact

that I might drive off without her so, she never causes any problems with other

people or other dogs.

It was a nice, calm journey east, back towards Swarkestone.

I'd moored here for a good week whilst I finished my plumbing. It's a nice area

with water and bins nearby and I've been able to park my car on a bridge crossing

the canal. Once I'd filled my tank with water, I continued to travel east.

For the last couple of miles, near enough every hundred foot or so there's this

bright blue spray-paint in the hedge, or on a tree, or on a post, and I'm not really

sure what it's for.

I can understand things like on trees for example, this one.

Those crosses could be to indicate that the tree needs a bit of chopping

or something but there's lots of blobs in the hedgerow, almost at sort of equal

distances and I'm not really sure. The only thing I could think it could be is

fishing, maybe. Maybe there's going to be a fishing tournament this weekend and

the blue blobs in the hedges are where the fishermen are allowed to fish or

something. I'm not really sure. If you do know and I'm on the Trent & Mersey

between Swarkestone and Shardlow. If you do know, leave a message in the comments

because it's been baffling me for about three miles now.

Just over those hills over there, is Donington Park and on Thursdays, which is

today, they have motorcycle trials days and you can hear all the bike zooming

round and round the track.

As the day progressed yesterday, I went through Shardlow, I was wanting to moor up

in Shardlow but, it was quite late in the day and every single mooring spot was full.

So I just kept on going and kept my fingers crossed that I wouldn't end up

out on the River Trent because it was getting dark, and it was raining.

However just west of Derwent Mouth Lock, I found the very last mooring spot. Nice

stretch of the canal, nice and quiet, extremely dark at night and this morning

I'm sat in the Derwent Mouth Lock but I'm waiting, I can see a boat right on the

horizon that's coming down the canal. So I've left the gate open for them and

I've moored my boat over in the lock so that they can just come straight in.

They'll be really pleased. I'll be going down on to the River Derwent, it's only a

short stretch, then out onto the River Trent to Trent Junction. Now, Derwent Mouth Lock is the

junction between a canal and a river, so I've got to be aware of the water level

markers. Today, it's not even in the green, so I'm well, well, well within limits.

There's no problem going out onto the river, but if it was in the yellow, I

would need to take loads and loads of caution, because the levels can change

quite rapidly and if it was the in the red, I'm not allowed to leave the canal

and go out onto the river, regardless of how many people, or how long I've been

here because the river is in flood and then that means it's really dangerous.

I'm just waiting for this to the boat to come in, and then we'll be off.

Even though the moorings quite nice, and it's lovely and dark at night, I'm quite

looking forward to leaving here because there's a real sewage smell in the air.

Just across the trees here, there is a large sewage works and

I think, when it rains, the sewage fills up or does something. Anyway it really

smells in the air and I'm quite looking forward to leaving.

That's number one good deed of the day done.

I waited quite a long time for that boat to come into the lock but, I'm not in a

rush. It's good to save the water. There's nothing worse than when you're on a

canal or river and you can see a lock in the distance, and they look up, and they

can clearly see you, but they think ohh, I'll just close the gates, and go on down

without you or they'll go on up whatever, such a waste of water. And of course you

arrive way before they've actually filled or emptied the lock, so. It happens

occasionally but I don't like doing it. If I see people in the distance, I stop

and wait and the people behind me were really pleased.

So I'm just leaving the River Derwent and heading on to where it merges with the

River Trent. The Derwent goes one way, the Trent goes the other, but it'll get

really large in a second and if I were to navigate to the right,

that's where Shardlow Marina is. The marina isn't on the canal up in the Shardlow area,

you have to go down the River Trent.

With the River Trent so wide here, I've picked up the pace a little bit,

you'll notice I'm wearing my safety gear. I try to remember as much as I can

to keep both Molly and I safe. Mainly on rivers or going through difficult parts,

like long tunnels because you never know what's going to happen. With me being a

solo navigation,

if I fall off the back, then the boat will zoom off into the distance because

there's no stop release or anything like you would have on a cruiser or a

motorboat. There just isn't that sort of thing on a narrowboat.

Mainly because you're traveling at about 2 or 3 miles an hour on a canal and sooner

or later, the boat will just sort of, crash into the bank and go, brrr into the side.

So it's not like propellers can, well yeah propellers could wound you but it's

not like a motorboat, where boat could go round and round and round.

The huge pipe bridge structure spanning the wide river is always an impressive

sight.

As I passed under the M1, I kept to the right as there's a powerful weir, just

passed the bridge to the left. So just ahead of me, is Sawley Flood Lock. Now,

I've been through this a couple of times and this is the first time it's actually

been open. So that really gives an indication, that the river is at a

sensible level. There's no risk of flood and the level in the Sawley Marina and the

cut outside the marina is all the same level. So, it's nice and easy this one, I

just go straight through! The stretch of water just after the flood lock is

called the Sawley Cut. As you enter this calmer stretch of water, there's an

impressive house boat to the right. There's a large marina here, with a well-stocked

chandlery and all the normal pump out, fuel and engineering services. On my

starboard side down the cut here, there's Derby Motor Boat Club.

A huge array of different types of cruisers, small, large, cheap ... expensive!

Lots of people working on them and it's quite a busy area.

So I'm just going through Sawley Locks at the moment. They're manned by volunteers

from Good Friday, right the way to the end of October, which is brilliant. I came

around the corner and the gates were nice and open for me. They're

hydraulically operated and you have to have a key and there's a control board

here so, I'm just really grateful that they're here today.

[Volunteer] See you again. [me] Turrah, [Volunteer] Bye.

That was a nice volunteer at

Sawley Locks. I like having a good chat with the volunteers. Some are talkative, some

aren't but there's nothing worse than seeing boaters just going through,

and just completely ignoring them. It's like, well hang on a minute, they're

volunteering their time, they don't get paid, they're volunteering their time to

help you get through a lock and I've seen so many boaters just completely

blank them, and it's just not, not on! So I like to have a good old chat.

Oh, that's nice, nice hot coffee. Bit chilly this morning,

I thought it was gonna throw it down with rain and I'm absolutely baking

under all this wet weather gear but, you know what'll happen, the minute I take

it all off and sit in the sun, it'll start throwing it down, so,

best to be safe than sorry. Earlier in the day, I contacted the wood

yard in Nottingham, to find out if my account had been set up, it hadn't. So

instead of travelling into Nottingham and sitting tight for a few days

over the weekend, I decided to make a bit of a detour, up the Erewash Canal.

Trent Junction was rather windy and as I made the wide turn into the relatively

narrow entrance to the canal, I heard a blast on a horn. [Horn].

So reduce my power and out emerged another narrowboat. I just hope the side

wind didn't push me off course, but with a bit of backward turning, I entered the

calm waters, below Trent Lock. Next week I start my detour up onto the Erewash

Canal. I've heard so many boaters complain about it, too many weeds, too

many locks, doesn't go anywhere. So I thought I'd test it out for myself.

Don't forget to click the Thumbs Up if you like this episode and Subscribe, to

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GUIDE TO TRAVELING TO CABO DE LA VELA- LA GUAJIRA - Duration: 13:43.

welcome to other chapter more Moto ranking TV

Here by your YouTube channel Gorilon Pictures

5:05 on the morning,

we were going on time

i was making one checking.......

liquids and levels checking in the motorcycle

and i found that we had a one flat tire

then......

i be here

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Carmen Borrego planea pasar a un segundo plano mediático para volver a dirigir - Duration: 2:50.

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P.A.C.O. 1x02 - El del vestido - Duration: 3:07.

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Jessie J "Masterpiece" (karaoke+) - Duration: 3:57.

Jessie J "Masterpiece" (karaoke+)

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Recommendation - MATCHED (ESP audio | ENG/ESP subs) - Duration: 11:14.

What? ¿The Seprona (Natural Protection) guys? Yeah, what's... An owl

stuck in a pipe?

Ok, ok then, Liber

Helicopter to the rescue, onward!

Hi people! Welcome once again to my channel, and,

as always, we're going to talk ABOUT BOOKS!

Since the last books I spoke of

were rather dark and

gloomy and scary,

today we'll try something different:

Teen-YA literature,

romance, a little bit of dystopia... Today's

books are the MATCHED trilogy, by Ally Condie.

As always, I'll read the

synopsis: "Never challenge the game of love."

"In Cassia's world, the authorities

decide everything. Who you must love,

which job you'll have, even the time of

your death. Cassia has never questioned

the decissions that have been made for her, not

even when she's told that her

"perfect match",

the person with whom she'll have to spend

the rest of her life, is Xander, her

best friend.

The problems come later, when

due to a strange computer error,

in the microcard assigned to her by

the authorities, another guy's face appears,

the face of mysterious Ky. With a mix of

shock and curiosity, Cassia starts

investigating. What if this mistake wasn't

random? What if the person of her life

is not who she's been told?

In her search for an answer to all these

questions, Cassia will have to face

an impossible choice: between perfection

and passion, between Xander and Ky, between

the only life she knows and the path

that nobody ever dared to follow

before..."

And you'll say: "Nyeeh another trilogy

of teenage love with a love

triangle and dystopia and a girl

that's going to save the world with

the power of love nyaaah..."

Well, no. See, MATCHED has a special

thing: it's not entirely dystopian,

at least in the beginning. It turns out that

they live in a perfect society;

the protagonist is happy, her friends are

too... The problem comes when she

starts wanting something she can't have,

and that's when conflict arises,

as in many great novels. MATCHED was

published in 2010 in USA, and then

arrived to Spain in 2011. They say that,

before it was published, Disney had

bought the rights to make

a movie or a series. Well, it's been 7

years since then and I haven't seen

any of it. I guess they'll come up

with something eventually. Look at the cover.

I liked it a lot: it's

very simple, white, spotless,

precisely like the society it introduces us to.

A most round font in

color green, much like that of a monitor,

and this is relevant because, in this

society, people can't write, can't

dance, I actually doubt they can sing,

but they know how to type,

read, they know a little of History

and Biology, enough for them to

function in the Society.

Look, we have our protagonist here,

inside some sort of marble,

a glass prison, in her green dress,

which is the one she wears to

the Matching Celebration. That's how

the story begins. This theme of

colors and little crystal capsules

is quite relevant to the story,

because every citicen in

MATCHED's Society carries a pill box

with them. Every box has

3 pills: a green, a blue and a red one.

The blue and red ones's function are not

really known, but they must take

the green one whenever they're told.

That's why each of these books

displays the theme of the 3

pills.

I have the book's old edition, which is

now outdated, and that's why I still

haven't bought the third one, so I don't know

how the series end, despite how much

I liked them. At first, the books was

all pretty and whitey, and then they came up

with an all-black edition, which

completely ruined the whole aesthetic,

in my opinion.

I suppose they were trying to imitate The Hunger Games.

And so, if you look for MATCHED

by Ally Condie now, you'll find

the black ones. I doubt there have

been more significant changes, however.

In this Society, every person has

a card with their information,

their name, their blood type probably,

their family, their province,

favorite leisure activity,

favorite sport activity (perhaps

swimming or hiking), their

skills, their job, if they

have one... At a certain age, when they

finish their studies

and according to their skills, young

citizens aren't only assigned a job by the Society:

they're also assigned a partner. Everyone

goes to a ceremony,

all excited, because there they'll be

told whom they will marry and

spend the rest of their life with. Since that

ceremony and the matching process are

based on reliable algorythms of

compatibility and shared likes,

people attend unafraid. They say "Ooh, so cool!

They'll find the best

possible match for me." As

you'll understand, that saves them

a lot of headache.

Perhaps many in this world

would be thankful to have

such a ceremony, if it were accurate.

But I understand why many would be

quite scared.

So, after getting their job

and their match, the young citizens

move in with their partners, live their

lives peacefully, with their little house

on a street planted with cute trees,

Society working like a

well-oiled machine, and then,

of course, they have children, these kids

are classified by the same process... That's

how it goes. Though in this Society

everybody dies when they reach

80 years old.

It's said that it's actually a good age

to die, because you're old enough

to have contributed to society, to

have earned a proud feeling

of having lived a full life,

and it's right before your body

begins to decay, the afflictions

appear, along with nasty illnesses...

So 80 years old is the perfect

time to leave.

So Cassia's grandfather, Samuel,

has always been a man who followed

the Society's rules, but also took them

with a grain of salt. He's going to reach

his 80 years,

so his whole family visits him

so they can share the last dinner with him

and, before they say their goodbyes forever,

he gets a moment alone with

Cassia and tells her secrets

that will change her view of Society forever.

It's not exactly a dystopia,

more like a creepy utopia, at least

in the first book.

So, our protagonist lives in

an ultra-perfect Society, whose

name is precisely this: The SOCIETY. This is

the organization that controls everything.

Every second of the characters' lives,

as well as the lives of everyone who

lives here.

The ones who carry out the

Society's will are the Officials. The thing is,

you can make choices in this society,

but instead of choosing

between a hundred of options, for example,

you can pick between 2 or 3 at most. A detail that

quite creeped me was when my mother

read the book and said "Hey,

this Society is

not that bad.

Everyone has a job, everything is

tidy and in order, there's no fighting,

no quarrels, nothing. People are sorted

according to their skills and their

personality where they'll work best,

where they'll be of most use to the

Society."

And crap, that's true, when you think about it.

Really, for a price,

you obtain an almost perfect Society, so

to speak: it's like a utopia. No

utopia comes for free, but here we are.

And sure, that's when I truly understood

the really dreadful side of

MATCHED: The Society

presented to us is very

seductive, so perfect and white

and spotless, with little choices you

can make to canalize your life,

but nothing strays out of the path

marked by the Society, everything goes well.

((Cat)) I recommend this books if

you want such a trilogy, sort of

YA dystopia, with its romance, its

teenage angst, and the concept of a

society that some will see as

a perfect dream, and others as

a nightmare,

it all depends on the reader. If you've

already read the book, please comment

your opinions below, because I'm

really interested in knowing what you thought

of this Society, which perks you

see in it, and what parts of it

frightened you.

And if you haven't read it,

if you're interested in the genre,

give it a look, because it's not

a thick book, it's quickly read,

very pleasant. Food for thought. If you

liked this video, if you enjoy

my channel, please subscribe, comment,

hit LIKE... Whatever you

prefer; I appreciate all of it very much.

Oh, I almost forgot! I'll host a

GIVEAWAY on Twitter soon. A

GIVEAWAY is quite like a raffle:

you'll have to retweet a tweet I'd

write, along with a specific hashtag, and

when the closing time comes,

I'll use an internet algorythm

to pick a random winner, and this

winner will get a FREE illustration

from me! A raffle, indeed.

So, whoever wants to participate,

please follow me on TWITTER:

@LiberLibelula , like this very

channel, and that way you'll know

when I do the GIVEAWAY, and you'll be able

to enter if you wish to.

Well, I'm happy to be

with you all one week more. Until

next week, and thank you so much for

watching. Bye-bye!

Damn, I forgot! I promised

a guy pal from

Twitter that I'd say hi to him in my

next video. I'd already taken off my makeup,

changed my clothes, I was editing the video...

Suddenly I remembered, and said "Shit!"

LUIH, LUIH, sorry man, I forgot to

say hello to you LUIH,

have a good day, have fun man,

goodbye!

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7ACRES Expansion, the cannabis hybrid greenhouse is growing - Duration: 1:15.

Supreme, the cannabis Canadian Licensed Producer,

started its activity in 2016.

Then, there were less than 20 people

involved in the adventure of producing

medical cannabis for the Canadian patients.

But nowadays, the facilities located in Tiverton (Ontario)

are getting bigger and bigger.

20 pieces of construction equipment

and 40 construction workers

are working at the moment in 7Acres.

This means that in 12 months

the facilities of this greenhouse will expand

300.000 square feet.

So the volume of production of Supreme will increase

four times this year and 12 times in the year to come.

The structure of this hybrid greenhouse

is being built out in a phased model.

Once it will be at full capacity, in 7Acres

they will be able to produce 50 tones of marijuana

for medical use.

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La promesse d'Édouard Philippe sur la baisse des APL - Duration: 3:22.

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Rockpool and U-Select - Duration: 4:51.

I'd just finished catering college in Guildford, studying to be a chef and

then got a random phone call from a friend whose father was best mates with

the production manager of AC/DC. They required a chef. So I went for a trial at

Cardington, at the big airship hangar. Got on really well with them.

I did a whole weekend. I then then got a phone call and they offered me the job.

And the rest is kind of history: into my 30th year

I think over a period of time working with various clients as a personal chef.

Working with other companies in the industry, I saw a corner in the market

that was sort of untapped. I go out for instance on the Muse tour. I was working

and running the job for another catering company and they again the band after

the show would normally just be chucked something in the dressing room so

obviously, bearing mind they're paying all the bills, someone's gotta

step up. So I kept full of equipment out while everyody else went off to their beds, and made

sure they had a nice hot three-course meal when they finished the night.

Then, subsequently, after that that's when I got offered that

role with them. Into my 10th year with them now.

The guys that own and run Production Park Adrian Brooks and his two sons Ben and Lee, my name got

mentioned several times when they were asking about people in the industry as

they very much wanted to mirror what happens on tour because that's

the clients that come in and use these amazing facilities. So I came up, had a

meeting with them and yeah we moved up in February. The biggest biggest job was

putting their kitchen in it's gotta be we got it's got to be able to grow with

with not just this facility but as as the park grows. We're looking around,

this is kind of phase one of probably six or seven phases of growing this facility.

So it's a great opportunity for us, putting us in the shop window and looking to

branch and create some more jobs locally and worldwide. It's just a real buzz

I think we've been so well received across the board not only

by the MDs and the management side, but you know the work

force, the guys that work in the workshops. We always ask the

question and try and get as much feedback as possible because it is a

slightly different model. We've got to try and balance the menus across the

board and the offer that we're giving, to tailor that for

everybody and that's tough but it is very much a repetition

of what we do on tour anyway. We've set it up that way: menu changes daily so

it's obviously having the kitchen put in that we did, we've got that versatility.

Because of our touring aspect, we have to build a kitchen every day so we carry

our kitchen all their equipment in flight cases so

obviously with here having a blank canvas was quite a nice, a first for us!

Contacting you guys was

a bit of a no-brainer we've use PKL obviously linked to U-Select, for many

outside events of the Magnum kitchens etc. Obviously when I

contacted you guys it was, as usual it's a plethora of information and what you

can offer us so it was a bit of a a simple task. It's like: okay we knew what

kit we needed and it was great opportunity.You guys jumped

straight on board and it was done pretty much instantaneously. With everything we

needed, exactly what we needed, at the right time, service was impeccable and you know

after service as well and an equally speaking with with Matt, who I dealt

with at U-Select, who was amazing. Just that chain of command and

communication was perfect all the way through and we now we've got a beautiful

kitchen we've added another pizza oven because of volume and it looks amazing, the

Zanolli ovens you guys supplied.The servicing aspect of it: I'm

not here all the time. Adam, our chef manager here, his background is large

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in a in a situation where we could have gone out and bought everything brand-new

but this is an easy way of doing it. Easy to manage, easier to let this help us, let

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everything's changeable and we've got a nice beautiful shiny kitchen. I'd like to

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JTBC's New Drama "Untouchable" Confirms Main Cast And Air Date

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Jin Goo will be playing the role of Jang Joon Seo, who tries to uncover his familys hidden secrets so he can reveal the truth behind his wifes death.

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Little Bit outside yo Stop he's gonna swing his ban on it first Bald-Faced Gaddafi Stadium my father's a Man

Inside It and Gone for Boundary

Got Again This time Through The outside what the Shot

We've done the pitched Record

What for october we're looking at by The first couple of Delivery Looks like a Very Good Pity

you Cannot Really afford to give Any Room specially to fucker

Outside the office top

Big gap between the point and in a Backward Gully

Listen Winning The tournament Would Have done him Good

God

Gotten It into The Hands of Mahashiv on Land for a Slip

There's the First vocal

Extra Bounce a Little Bit of fuller on that occasion

Morning Mogul Was Looking to poke and in looking to play on Through The Third Man

Aged It Very comfortable Catch for our Block

The World 11

Definitely Full of Lot Closer he was trying to guide it

went quite quickly in a Good height to amla

No problem at all for

Hashem Abla and Catching That

Early Wicked fur World 11

Barbarism is the new Batsman

Forego His more

Don't short

Short and Put Away with these four Runs

What a Wonderful Start

Paparazzo

- straight Off The Bat and i'll go before

Little Bit of Leg Sided

Easy Pickings

Albert Azam Wonderful Stop can't Ask for a Better start that Was definitely Way, too straight especially on this Bitch Which is slow

You gotta stick to that off stump line

You're not easy for the bowler because he knows he can't be wide but you also can't be too straight

and Again it'll Go for four more the same era

Punished in the same Way

That's a Good Shot no such a Good Shot

Four Runs two men in that area trying to stop that Couldn't get to it 34 for one

Great balance in executing This and Looking to Play It Very straight Rather Than whipping down to the leg side

That's into the gap Water strike

Barbarism is all Class

Vili Is a Clever Short and Elegant Sean Witt offers Up in the area into sixth Over

So he can only allow two female outside the circle and

look At This Played With the spin between

Extra Cover At Mid off and it's a farce Out Feel once you hit that ball in the gap

No need to run at all Raced away to the boundary the team we are into seventh Over now and

Now he should Get at least 50 watt What a shot What our Shot

That Brings Up The 50 Years of the Pakistan Barbarossa is in top form oh?

Was Forced to dive to save his skin

Loitering i think is going nowhere Yeah is he thinking about the miscue

and Maybe a Little Frustrated Because his partner is

Motoring Along and he has Not Been Able to time the ball there and not happy with that cut shot and

They had to drive full length

gonna Be aware all the time in this day and Age Plays Eyes Sharp The fielder's eyes Sharp Mentally and physically Both

comfortable

To vine for the short Third Man Then Away It Goes

That Man Barbarism again

48 of 31 striker

154

Was Shot It Was wide

and You opened The face of the bat -

Nicely done 50 up

Second 50 in T20 internationals for papa Rasam

It'S come at a Really Good rate When you think of his international career This is a Cut above because he's Just above 100

110

113 Around There As a Strike Rate Today totally different and What an occasion to do it

Home Ground home Crowd These Hills from the Heart Brother Azzam second 15 to 20 format and

That's the Big the first one maybe into the stands

I'm Just like the one who never Admit

Here's something It's Here about for the crowd could use of the fee and for the first time a Full swing of the bat

From Barbarossa and To Good effect to all the way for six Water follow

What the Spent made offers up in the circle no, chance Whatsoever over the Boundary first six of the game batting Lineup

Its Wealthy Over

The Ends with a four Just the way It started

106 for one

That's Gone Up in the air and Taken is it oh almost a Brilliant Touch milla

netting and impossible

Yeah he hit Himself on the head i think It Was a Totally 100% commitment from Villa

Well he's a Brilliant Fielder no Doubt about that and what an effort

He gave everything he almost held It and As he was coming down the ball came Out of his hand

World Eleven Needed That Wicked

Barbarism Looked in a Great Touch But unfortunate it Was an Outstanding effort

That's into the gap

and it'S well Feeling That Really is well done

Go ahead with a Very good effort and the Troy's back in in no time so That's Good Feeling from the world Eleven

but an issue with the borne

on his hand it's per Duded

Sport in His

In his balling off That's gone Up in the air will this go all the Way It is i think It has its a Things

Once Again Great Piece of Timing from This Very Talented Batsman on 18 our Barbarossa

Once Again Now

The World 11 fast bowlers Not Really finding The right line That Was once again on the onside and

Barbara's I'm Just Picking It Up Very Nicely there you go i were looking from the front on

Easy Pickings i

Couldn'T Believe It it's a small fence so you got to live with it oh

What a catch

Darren Sammy Showing His Clubs As a Fielder Yeah you Need to stand up and Applaud

The Physical Fitness and the commitment and the athleticism

Magnificent effort Really Was cool catching from the west Indian

There's eight Wickets Now in hand Amateurs are gone for 39 of 34 deliveries

134 to another Very Experienced Campaigner

Being Around The team for a long long Time

Well That's a White Wall at Speed and a Keeper for Whites

Just Not Good enough Yeah i think it Was Fearing for the worst maybe pre-empting the Result

Well a Real Tour from Boats from the borders as Well as the Wicketkeeper

It was no Doubt a Wide delivery but not Really a Very good effort from Tim Payne

Should Have stopped a

Bonus for Pakistan There's five Runs

Yeah That's Good Bullying

Hits The Deck Hard is not a big Spinner of the ball so what he's trying to do is to avoid that straight six

It was afridi in the Recent

English County championship It Was a T20 contest Where he hit him out out of the Ground by Just Staying back in the crease but

Our Freidy's Powerfully-built

And

I was Able to

Those Pick Sixes down the Ground

There he Goes and it's a Chance This Will be Out easily Handled and Taken?

Sir in Ron thigh yes please well Renowned for His celebrations Born in law

Playful World 11

And is Picked up a big Wicket bomber awesome could Have Been lethal in the last Few hours When Lays down in Dusted oh?

Very Good in x86 from 52 showcasing His cloths and Talent is Clearly One for the future 142 for three

Even Bigger Opportunity to pick Up Wickets as New men at the crease try and find the balance Because They must as

They're at The end of Their innings

150 comes Up

Gone For The Big shot and his cleared Blown off There's The Start of it

In the zone That's where he loves it it's its back Deepen The crease slow Delivery There you go?

You've Given It Everything

he was well deep into his crease and then he saw the slaughter Leary Picked It up very Early and

Expected Over Mid on mid off thank you pardon Pakistan Need Few of Those

Before

6:00 then Boy it's Just What pakistan Need and an Experienced Man in show of malik

His delivery

Especially With a Third Man Inside the circle and you've all That Delivery Which iS outside the office time and Gives you a Phallic abyss

He's Got so much Experience he'd Know Exactly where the fielders are

Edged And Gone

Dear Sarah Pereira Finally Gets His man some damage done in his over

But then we'll put a smile on his face

He's Gone For ITS 161 perform

look to play Those Cheeky Shots

That's a Top Shot

Really Is a Top shot Because the length of It though he Missed is trying to be particularly Full it wasn't That Shawn and you

Don't Expect Him to get that square of the Wicked but it's a Widely custom and an Experienced Man Showing malik

Had his son shot football

yeah Without a Known there was some short

But he's gonna Push One of Those fielders back Either Finally Go back and bolt straight

or if you want a ball outside the Armstrong is gonna put That Third man Back Over

Water Star to it six runs

Well They are gonna get to 200 i tell you bombs

If to Sharon Keyboarding Those deliveries Local Bosses

And share Money It Seems Like That he knew What the sheriff pereira is looking to do got After the ball

Beautiful Timing

All Sailed Away for six Beautiful hit and

He persists with This fine leg Up and Third Man Up and

So he he can't afford to miss Wide and he's always Looking for the yorker

Ballet

Right on target and he gets his man silence in the gaddafi stadium because this man Show up malik was doing damage

He's Gone

Thirty-Eight Family Is 182 fun

Good Lens

Maybe Not The best length at This Stage but he'll take It because sir malick Missed it

Probably Looked Got a Little Cheeky

Doesn't have to if he can do That

Just Slaps It for six

Well he hasn't learned a Lesson

Earlier us With Molly go

Put That Full Toss

Out of The Ground and This time It Was a Marvel Seemed Timing Was excellent

His on His legs Only facing his second Delivery asking for Trouble That

is trouble

Shots of to only Get back willie there Comfortably

Final Delivery

Spanked

and Yes it'S gone all The Way

Water Finish By Pakistan

Faltered As They went Along But Still Managed to be Just three short of 200

They'll Be happy with that no Doubt

All They'd Be more Than Happy

in one stage It Seemed that Pakistan might Not get to 181 97 They'll take It with Both Hands

Another Length Delivery

Another Beautiful Hit by Ahmad It Was Third six of This Over

Big Over a Huge Over but Pakistan Would Be Very Very happy camp Pakistan

Pakistan Lost Early Wicked of Fuckers Aman he went for 8

M/s has Output of a Very Good partnership with Mama rose and Barbara Azam Looked

Totally a different

Planet Should Malik Play The Beautiful hand of 38 of 20 deliveries and Martha Seen reading to boundaries in the last Over

in pakistan 197 for five it's not a Bad totally

They're Pretty Good total and this bowling Lineup Will not be happy with how this has Ended up they had an opportunity

Right in the Middle of That or Towards the end of the innings to pull it back took three

Wickets and Seemed Things were slowing Down but then the last couple of offers Going for Plenty and so in the end

197 for five to achatz for pereira and a Wicked X4 corner more Polenta Here?

However it'll Take some getting That

198 to get in there 20 That's Just less Than 10 to the old

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[English subs] DIY Sumikkogurashi iPhone Case Tutorial - Duration: 5:18.

Hi everyone, this is Mini from minicuteclub!

For today...

Ta-da!

I made a Sumikko Gurashi iPhone case using only materials bought at a dollar store!

You can easily make these in no time

so please try it out!

By the way, it only costs 300 yen ($3) to make one!

Let's start right away!

The materials we need are glue, an hard-side smartphone case,

a towel, and felt fabric!

I got it all from a dollar store!

Let's first open up the smartphone case!

For the Ebi Fry no Shippo case, I decided to use this hand towel

Once I saw this towel, I immediately thought "Ebi fry"!

And that's how I came up with this idea for the video

Place the case on top of the towel, and cut out a piece that's about the size of the case

Maybe about this big?

Having some leeway will make it easier to adjust later on

Now thoroughly apply glue on the case

I poured a bunch of glue first, then spread it out with toothpicks

Now let's place the towel on top of it

This is where you want to trim the excess towel that's sticking out

After that, clear out the gaps for the charging port, volume buttons, camera hold, and whatnot

So now it looks like this!

Now, using the leftover towel, I'm going to cut out the arms and legs

I made four equal-sized pieces!

Next, prepare a red felt fabric

This willl be the tail of the Ebi fry

Cut out two triangular pieces like these

Now, get brown felt ready

I'll cut out the eyes and mouth

First cutting out large pieces, then adjusting accordingly will make the finish cleaner

Making the eyes smaller will make it look more Sumikkogurashi-like

After all the pieces are cut out, glue them all on

I used a toothpick to glue on the small pieces

With that, the Ebi fry smartphone is finished!

Now let's move on to the Tonkatsu Sumikkogurashi case!

For the tonkatsu, I will be using this brown, coarse towel

When I saw this towel, I also thought "this is perfect for Tonkatsu"!

Just like the last one, cut out a piece of the towel slightly bigger than the case, and glue it on!

Trim the edges accordingly...

Now that the body is complete, I'm not cutting the arms and legs

Compared to the Ebi fry, the tonkatsu has fewer parts, so it's easier to make!

Here, I waver a little on where to place the these pieces

I thought that placing the legs horitzontally rather than vertically makes it look more Sumikkogurashi-like

So, I decided to also adjust the pieces on the Ebi fry before it completely dried out

Next, I'm going to use brown and pink felt fabric to make the facial parts

Tonkatsu's eyes are more oval than that of the Ebi fry

I also realized that making the nose bigger will make it look more alike

Now that I'm done adjust all the sizes, all I need to do is glue them on!

So what did you guys think?

It was an idea that popped into my head while I walked past a dollar store!

I hope you guys enjoyed it!

Thank you so much for watching my video!

I will be uploading more videos, so please subscribe and click the bell icon for notifications!

I'll see you in my next video! Bye!

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How Can We Slow Climate Change? Can Veganism Help? Or Are These Hurricanes The New Standard? - Duration: 8:12.

Well there are many people who do not believe in climate change

It's happening

we are seeing this just from the amount of fires from the amount of hurricanes and

Stronger more intensity hurricanes than ever before that are occurring on our earth right now

At the death toll in Florida increases to 11 people

We're really faced with yet another tragedy

And this is just in Florida in the modern world in the USA currently California is on fire

Washington's on fire Oregon is on fire Montana is on fire

Colorado is on fire Idaho's on fire British Columbia is on fire Greece is on fire Portugal is on fire

Algeria is on fire Tunisia is on fire

Greenland is on fire and Siberia is on fire as well India and Nepal Bangladesh are experiencing record monsoons

Which is causing an enormous amount of flooding and damage there as well Sierra alone and Nigel experienced mass flooding and mudslides

While Italy Spain France and Portugal have experienced one of the hottest summers on record with a heatwave

Nicknamed Lucifer the US is being hit by three storms in a row we had catcha Irma and now Hosea coming up

according to model projections

Anthropogenic global warming will be causing a two to 11 percent increase in intensity

of cyclones within at the end of the 21st century most models on average do predict a slight decrease in the

annual number of tropical cyclones

but an increase in the number of category four and fives we saw from hurricane that it was actually breaking the boundary of category 5

Meaning we might need to make a category 6

I have been reading all of this news, and I've been doing a research about the Hurricanes and its effect and

Living here in beautiful Europe. I can't quite comprehend what it's like to lose all your family's belongings

Lose your pets and to go through the horrible struggle that these people are facing

What if I were to tell you that it's up to all of us to actually make a difference?

That's while voting for the government and voting for

The leaders which are proven evil resources is a great move and is what we all should do so boats

But it goes past us voting if you put the ballot in the box

That's it you say. It's out of your hands, but in reality. There's a lot more than you can do

Just consider the environmental footprint of your life. How many cars do you what kind of car is it?

How often do you drive? What kind of food? Do you eat how much do you fly in a plane?

What do you buy? Do you buy a lot of new things or deep before buying secondhand?

there is so much you can do to actually make an impact on this environmental change and

At this point the singular greatest thing you can do is by decreasing your meat intake in reality. I'm a meat lover

I love meat more than anything in the world I eat meat three times a day

and I changed this because I read about and watched and

studied

Cow's beef are extremely unsustainable as a food source with one burger requiring about

ten hours worth of your shower being on

That's an enormous amount of water wasted went for the same amount of water

You could feed many more people with that grain, so please do your part and if you don't know where to start

I've actually created a 21-day program, which you can check out down below

It's an exclusive offer just for you guys

And it's going to teach you how to cook plant-based therefore how to decrease your environmental impact by half

So just by switching diets you can have your carbon emissions every time you pick vegetables over meat

You're making a huge difference for our planet

anthropogenic climate change refers to all the climate change

Greenhouse gas emissions produced by humans and as we know agriculture is

51% of all the greenhouse gas emissions bigger than all the transport sectors put together some studies suggest that natural variability

the Atlantic multi deep

multidecadal oscillation is a dominant cause for the warming trends in the Atlantic since the 1970s I

Haven't studied this for an extended period of time

but if you look at the amount of emissions that we produce now versus what we produce before the

1970s we can't honestly say that we're not changing the earth

moving

to to the future now

It's just it's not going to be possible for people to keep eating and to keep living the way we're doing and soon the wars

Are going to be fought over water? They're going to be fought over land

Livable and all the islands in the South Pacific

Are going to be slowly sinking if we don't stop the warming of the ocean temperatures

Which is causing the ice caps to be melting and polar bear is not having homes. Oh my god

it's just I've been hearing about global warming and climate change since I was a little girl and

It seems like we haven't really learned our lesson

I mean on one hand we have seen a huge spike in the plant-based and vegan diets around the world which is absolutely fantastic

And I was just in Prague last week

And I was so surprised to see how many actual vegan restaurants there were everywhere

It was it was fantastic to see and I do think this is a conscious shift towards

Why more people are going to begin and?

If all of us were to do a little bit here and there we can make a real change

And hopefully hopefully we can slow the amount of these hurricanes

And then cities that are going to be happening over the next few years, can you imagine okay? Can you just?

Just take a second what if this would actually happen every single year that three massive hurricanes are going to smash

Florida and Texas while droughts are going to be in California, and this is the us we're talking about this is a

relatively rich privileged country with relatively good infrastructure

What about the rest of the world where Southeast Asia?

Africa where they do not have any of these things they just depend on the aid that's being sent to them if if

We continue the way we're going right now. I

Don't know five years ten years. Everyone's going to be screwed while Europeans are gonna. Be like haha. It's just been a little hot here

I'm extremely passionate about this topic and it's absolutely terrifying to see what's happening in our world and

again, I'm sending out all my thoughts and you know positive love and everything to the victims of

Burma and the Hurricanes that

Might keep coming and thank you so much for watching

This was much more of a somber kind of video

And I think this is a serious issue that we're facing in the world so please

Please consider making a difference click that link below join the fight

I also wanted to let you guys know I did set up a patreon so if you did want to support the cause

So I can organize more ocean cleanups more education in terms of zero waste plant-based decreasing your environmental footprint

I would SuperDuper appreciate that so everything's down below if you like things to do with veganism zero a scuba diving

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