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>> From the Library of Congress in Washington DC.
>> Hello everyone, my name is Kathy [inaudible] from the Library of Congress.
Thank you for joining us today, we are pleased
to be piloting a new outreach endeavor for the Library of Congress.
Using webinars to convene subject matter experts with you our audience.
This five part series will focus on our latest exhibition entitled Echoes of The Great War
with American Experiences of World War 1.
Cheryl if you would go down one screen, I want to go through some housekeeping items.
Once the session begins you'll hear the presenter.
You will be able to communicate via chat and we look forward to your active participation.
The session will be recorded and posted to the library's website within the week.
And this program will last approximately 30 minutes with time
for questions and answers at the end.
So a little bit about our program, Cheryl if I can have you go down one more screen.
Thousands of visitors to the library over the last three months have taken a deep dive
into the library's World War 1 resources by attending a gallery [inaudible].
With this presentation by a library specialist about the expedition.
Today's session is an overview to that exhibition and our speaker is Cheryl Regan.
Cheryl examined the making of the library's World War 1 expedition
and provides highlights from the show.
Cheryl Regan is a senior exhibition director in the interpretive programs office.
This is the office that started the developing the Library
of Congress's exhibition and related programs.
In her 25 years with the library she's developed becoming exhibitions including those examining
the life and work of Sigmund Freud, Lewis and Clark and 100 years
of western exploration and many many more exhibitions.
So without further ado I would like to hand things over to Cheryl.
>> Hello everyone and thank you for joining us on this webinar.
Just a word before we begin, about this exhibition in particular,
I just want to talk a little bit about exhibits at the Library of Congress.
We aim to develop and produce exhibitions that showcase the holdings of the institution
and at the heart of every exhibition is the firm commitment
to show the visiting public what the nations library holds and what it preserves.
The scale and approach can vary significantly,
small displays can be drawn from specific collections.
But we also do big sweeping, somatic or historical surveys
and that's what we'll talk about today.
I hope that visitors leave here feeling that they have made some personal connection
to what they have, to something they have seen on view
and understand the importance of preserving the past.
So I'm going to play just a brief clip that was made inside the exhibition
so that you have a sense of the grandeur of the space and where the exhibition
and what it specifically looks like if you are unable to make it to Washington DC.
So at this point we opened on April 4th, 2017 and approximately 355,000 people have come
through the doors to this exhibition.
It's on the 2nd floor of the Thomas Jefferson building historic structure.
Its space is approximately 3,600 square feet.
And it's important for me to convey to you today is the breadth
of the collections of the Library of Congress.
So we have posters, newspapers, we have maps, we have photographs, sheet music.
These newspaper headlines, diaries, documents that people that are well known
to you have written and those that you would have never heard of.
And that's important I think in the sort of historical sweep and it's also important
for this exhibition because we literally have the largest collection of material
that is related to World War 1 and the American experience in the world.
So when I'm talking about a collection here I'm talking about collections
and those collections number in the hundreds of thousands.
Going back to the slides.
I will just move on to the next one here.
So you know there are things that we think about with this every exhibition,
we assess our audience, what do they know.
In this case what do they know about World War 1 and we know that audiences know,
especially in this country know very little about World War 1.
They know some key events, they know it was bad,
but they don't really know, you know sort of the full scope.
The volume of material in this collection, how do you decide what you show?
And it's important to display a variety of media here at the library,
people don't know exactly what the Library of Congress is, it's the nation library.
And it's more than a repository of books and so the exhibits gives us a chance to examine that
and to show the visiting public what it is that we, what we do collect.
And the primary messaging, do the materials on display really speak for themselves?
Do they speak to the message that we want to convey about this war
and this upheaval was important to the American public in how we dealt with it.
So you could see that the space, 3,600 square feet sounds like a lot but,
really when you're putting together an exhibition you have
to think about the physical space.
And in our case we can't attach to the walls, we can't attach to the ceiling,
we can't drill into the floor, it's a hard accoustic space meaning
that it's a marble space.
And so the exhibit is divided into four sections.
It's framed by a prolog and a epilog at the beginning and end.
But the two main rooms of the exhibition you can see in the center of this plan.
Which looks, is looking sort of down on the exhibit space.
And one of the things that we knew that we wanted to do was
to frame the exhibit with a time-line.
We get into the war as United States, you know close to the end really.
We're only fighting in the last six months.
We don't enter the war, which starts in 1914 but we don't enter until 1917.
And so a timeline with historical events frames the exhibition and gives people a sense
of what was happening in the war before the United States enters.
But the visual impact of the timeline is using newspaper collection that was assembled here
or was assembled and is here, so it's a 400 volumes of newspapers
that document every single day of the war from beginning to end starting in 1914.
And so we see better headlines that they would have seen in the United States at the time.
So it's, I liken it to the Twitter feed of the era
because this is information people were getting.
And it adds in the immediacy to the war, I think that you wouldn't really get any other way.
And so this is again a timeline on both sides
of the exhibition aisles that's framed the exhibition.
And we begin with the section arguing over war
which again is essentially a prolog to the exhibition.
The debates that was by no means clear that everyone thought we should get into the war.
So it was debated back and forth.
But there are touchstones that people do know, they know about the sinking of the Lusitania
and this poster enlist which was issued in 1915 didn't any other word except enlist.
You know we're not in the war at this point but they want people to enlist overseas
because of the horror of the Lusitania when so many lost their lives.
We pair that with a newspaper, again these banner headlines are amazing
and really come into their own in this era.
And we can see what people were learning at the time,
the newspapers were issued many times a day,
so that news as it was breaking people were getting different headlines.
This in itself did not can tell us showing the war as belligerent,
although many people were volunteering to fight overseas and engaging in humanitarian efforts.
This is 1915 and again we would not join until 1917.
But when we do join it's really full boar and the primary sections
of the exhibit are over here and over there.
And over here which probably if we had more space would be a larger space than the
over there section because of the amount of material we have about the mobilization of war.
Talks about that and the government agencies that sought
to shape public opinion, private industry.
What was happening with labor unions as they geared up for war production.
Home front volunteerism which serves to unprecedented hype and bond drive
that were used to finance the war.
Ramping up for war, we had a very small standing army before we entered the war and the ramp
up was incredible, we were drafting forces that would eventually number in the millions.
This was a turbulent time for this country domestically,
issues of the era will be surprisingly familiar to people coming
to visit the exhibition on site and online.
Americanization, we were a nation of immigrants.
In fact in 1917 one out of every three citizens either was foreign born
or had a parent that was foreign born.
Nearly 1/5th of the Army had been born abroad, this is, this is a pamphlet that was issued
by the Committee for Public Information, the propaganda on the US government.
And it was issued many many languages and demonstrates clearly,
you know that we were a nation of immigrants this publication was in German, Spanish.
In the next rotation of the exhibit we'll have Italian, Portuguese,
I'm still trying to locate Swedish in the general collection but,
again speaks very clearly to the immigrant experience.
Censorship and surveillance, this was the time that The Espionage Act was passed
in 1917 and The Sedition Act in 1918.
It's the time of government surveillance but also grass roots surveillance.
There was no centralized intelligence gathering mechanisms, so the government depended
on the vigilance and in some cases vigilantism of its citizens.
This is a photograph that was taken in Baraboo Wisconsin and it's documenting the burning
of German textbooks, high school textbooks in the middle of the street.
Women. During the war stepped into roles that men had occupied.
And as they were, men were deploying overseas they were taking jobs in the emissions factory
and other types of factories and as in the field, as agricultural workers.
It was also a time of civil unrest.
This is still the period of the great migration.
African Americans served in record numbers in what was originally, rigidly segregated military
and they experienced discrimination and racial violence.
And there was racial violence as, as people moved from the south taking jobs
that again were vacated by soldiers deploying.
And this is the silent protests document of photographs, documenting a parade that happened
in New York as a result of the riots in East St. Louis.
So in the exhibition and actually in its online component you can see not only these photographs
but instructions from the NAACP, you know issuing instructions to let,
to let participants know what to expect and how to conduct themselves during this protest.
The other primary section is over there, you can see we have this love of the word over
and have used it throughout this exhibit.
Over there looks at this great war which it was termed at the time,
great meaning vast and incredibly expansive.
The war was the first large scale military struggle fought among highly
industrialized countries.
Mass production capabilities, networks of railroads, new rapid firing weapons contributed
to the deadlock on the European's front lines.
But it in comparison to the other nations engaged in three years of grueling warfare.
The United States faced combat mostly during the last six months.
But we focused again on the American experience
because that's the story we can best tell it in this exhibition.
And we devote a case in the exhibition
and considerable material to moving the US Army overseas.
This was a massive effort, you know moving two million men across, across the ocean.
And it was really something that had never been done before.
This exhibition has given us the opportunity to showcase the Library
of Congress veteran history project.
An incredible project that the library has undertaken for a number of years
and they collect and preserve and make accessible to personal accounts
of American war veterans so that future generations may hear directly from veterans
and better understand the reality's of war.
They begin their collections with World War 1 and move
up into the present conflict, conflicts that are going on.
But, they have approximately 1,000 collections as related
to World War 1 and that number is growing.
So this is Vincent Cornelius Reed we have his diary in the exhibition.
Another diary is the Veterans History Project is Irving Greenwald's diary.
He was a printer from New York and drafted into service.
And private Greenwald really has captured our imaginations and our hearts with his diary,
which chronicles his experience from the day of deployment to training,
to being on the front lines and he was
in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive and suffered injuries there.
So this is really the beginning of that campaign,
which was the deadliest battle in US history.
And the diaries really heart stopping because you see at the end of September the pages start
to be blank, so what happens to Private Greenwald.
He picks up again when he is in the hospital recuperating in October of 1918.
Close to the end of the war.
As I mentioned earlier there are names you would completely recognize in the exhibition
and so giving people touchstones of what they recognize and the surprises
for what they don't recognize and what they can learn
in the exhibit is something we always strive to do.
But George Patton was a figure in this war and lieutenant colonel at this time,
so we have his papers here at the library.
And feature his diary, again in the Meuse-Argonne campaign.
And then the names you don't know, Dorothy Kitchen O'Neal was a hut worker.
And actually very helpfully she, she identifies herself here in her own scrapbook.
There you can see that she's named herself Dorothy Kitchen at the time.
A hut worker was, worked in entertainment and recreation, these workers helped boast the moral
of recovering patients in the hospital.
And she was stationed in France.
Her letters home are amazing though she contracts the Spanish Flu on the ship overseas
and her, fellow nurses, nurses that she's knows actually die on board ship.
She recovers, but she again her letters home are wonderful and sort
of describe what's happening in the camps and in the wards.
I slipped this slide in here because music was incredibly important and media
in general incredibly important during the war.
This was the last singing war.
This is before the advent of broadcast radio
and probably no other song captures the spirit of the war like over there.
And the sheet music covers are wonderful in this exhibition, as are the posters.
Again going back to an immigrant population where a lot
of people could not read and write in English.
The visual was so important and conveyed messages that, you know bolstered patriotism
and participation in a way that only, only the visual could do.
And so you see that in sheet music covers and posters,
pamphlets across the board during the war years.
And also footage which we include a lot of in documentary footage,
news reel footage that would've been shown in movie theaters at the time.
Also training footage that would have been shown to soldiers preparing for war.
The exhibition closes with the section World Overturned, there it is again, over.
The last section really asks questions, you know what was the impact of we owe those veterans?
These questions will be addressed in upcoming webinars in more depth.
But I do want to make the point that in the current rotation and the exhibition
because it is up until January 2019 and we are a paper repository we have
to rotate materials in and out of the exhibition.
That by the time exhibition closes, 600 items will have been on view
and we will put those materials and add them to what is already existing online.
So you can see the full exhibition really online, you will be able to access the films
that are on exhibit, the impact film, again with the scholars discussing different issues
about how the war effected the United States.
The timeline and exhibition programing that's coming up,
we have a wonderful program that's coming up in November of this year for Veterans Day.
And I am going to .
>> Actually Cheryl we'll hold off on that slide.
>> Okay.
>> Do that at the end of the program.
Thank you for an unbelievable whirlwind tour of online of the exhibition.
We had some brief questions came in
and your colleague Naomi has been answering some of them through text.
But some that I want to bring up to the forefront.
>> Okay.
>> Matthew, Matthew asked the question is the character writing on the.
[ Inaudible Comment ]
>> It is. It is in fact we have that poster in three iterations, one in Portuguese,
one in Chinese and one in English.
So Portuguese will make the next rotation.
>> Okay, thank you.
[ Inaudible Comment ]
That you may have and we'll get to them.
Get them quickly as we can.
[ Inaudible Comment ]
Kylie asks a question about newspapers.
And do we have newspapers that talk about the Black Tom explosion in the collection.
[ Inaudible Comment ]
>> I can in fact I have a colleague that was very interested in that in particular
because she comes from that area in New Jersey.
We looked in the, I mentioned when were talking about the timeline
about this 400 volume collection that we have where we, we've combed through it to look
for newspaper headlines and she illustrates events that are on the timeline.
And in fact the Black Tom explosion is one of the events on our timeline and you can look
at that on this timeline online as well.
And so we were looking for the big banner headlines
because primarily the 400 volumes are draw specifically from New York papers
and we thought this would be big news in New York and it was,
it was but we didn't find you know it was on like page four and five.
So that was the surprising thing about looking through this collection.
Which was assembled Auto Spangler for the New York Historical Society,
so this is a one of kind assembly of newspapers that are being digitized right now
and will be added to chronicling America before the exhibition comes down in 2019,
hopefully by fall of 2018 they may be digitized and online.
But again a tremendous resource and I think that the eye opening thing,
looking through for particular events is that this is what people knew at the time.
And so this isn't looking sort of back with hindsight and saying ah yes
so many people perished from the Spanish Flu.
There would be little pockets of, you know describing what happened in this town
or that town or in this camp or that camp, but there wasn't sort of this big banner headline,
millions die which you know, I think I was naively expecting to happen.
>> That's okay thank you for that.
A question came in from Janet and Naomi answered it by pointing her to ask a librarian
and so I'm going to take control for a second just so I can show our audience how
to get access to some of the answers that they have in regards to the collection.
So bare with me one second while I bring up the,
Cheryl do you see my Library of Congress homepage?
>> I do.
>> Terrific.
So for our audience I just want to point out I went to the top navigation and I get a drop
down menu, there is an option to ask a librarian and verily you can get to ask a librarian
from every page of the library's website and you field through you'll see
at the top here in ask a librarian.
And you can get answers to specific topics
and services related specifically through ask a librarian.
So we do ask that if you have a very topic specific question
that we use the ask the librarian form.
The expectation is that you will get a reply back in five business days.
And then we also had a question come in about how
to access materials from the library's website.
There is a [inaudible] of resources available at loc.gov.
We have programs that we have conducted with our [inaudible] about how to access specific formats
in relation to the collection and I'll make sure that I get a link
out to you before we end this program.
But you can do all sorts of kinds of research
through the digitized collections of the library's website.
So I just want to point out not everything that the library has is digitized
and not everything is freely available given constraints to copyright.
But there are many of these listed.
The benefit of these kind of programs that Cheryl can walk us through in talking
about something that shows contents with specifics and focus on exhibitions
that we definitely need a deeper dive in terms of the World War 1 collection.
So I am bringing up, there is a World War 1 web page, it is a topic page
and you'll find a lot of resources.
There was a question that also came in about the,
the veteran history project and access to the diaries.
We do have a program coming up with the veterans history project.
That's our next episode with the September 25th, it's called over here
over there [inaudible] veteran of World War 1.
So we do invite you to go ahead and [inaudible] that kind of program.
So I am going to turn the presentation back over to Cheryl.
If you would go under share Cheryl and collect your PowerPoint's then we'll bring that back up.
>> Okay. I hope.
>> You can do it.
>> Application.
>> Go up to share you see file, edit, share, go to share.
Go to application and select PowerPoint.
>> Naomi's here to save the day.
>> Terrific, thank you very much.
So while she's pulling that together I do want to get you some of the links that I promised
for what future upcoming webinars.
I have just added the links to that, in addition to the September 25th over here over there,
we have in October Woodrow Wilson's [inaudible]
which will become our presenter from our manuscript division.
And then in November, on November 28th we'll have somebody from our printing photographs.
[ Inaudible Comment ]
And you guys are waiting for me to give you the presenter back why it didn't work okay sorry
about that.
So now you should be able to go to share.
So, let's see here, I'm just going to get caught up.
So we have time for about two more questions.
Let me see what happened while I was sharing my screen.
>> Can I add something.
>> Yeah please do.
>> So the, we're the largest library in the world and what happens with exhibits and I think
that Cathy you really hit, the nail on the head when you said that it was a deep dive
and gives you sort of this curated look at a particular topic
and that's why these big exhibitions are so important to the institution.
But they also have grown the collections two, two collections have come
in just as a result of the exhibition.
People didn't really understand sort of what it is that we were collecting here
and there was a collection that came to the Veterans History Project which will be featured
in the next rotation of the exhibition, a really wonderful collection, the Sumner Collection
and then we just received from a generous donor a collection of African American soldiers,
images on postcards that you could, the soldiers would contact with going to a photo studio
and get a small packet of post cards to send home.
And so this was really, this was a key part of the collection that or a key component
that seemed to be missing in our collection, these images of African American soldiers.
So I'm hoping that there are more collections that come
to the library as a result of the exhibition.
Hello.
>> Okay I was speaking with my microphone muted apologies.
We have another question that came in from JK
and the question asked had the US entered the war earlier would it have been possible
that the other allied nations that have been more willing to agree to [inaudible] 14 points.
>> That is a great question and I urge this participant to tune in on October 24th
to Sahr Conway-Lanz's talk on Woodrow Wilson because I can't, I can't answer that.
But he is the custodian of the Woodrow Wilson papers here at the library
and one of the curators and his [inaudible] for the exhibition.
And he has been doing a lot of thinking about Wilson's 14 points
and you know how and when we entered the war.
So October 24th, sign up for that webinar.
>> Thank you Cheryl.
Okay so I want to thank you Cheryl for a phenomenal presentation and I want
to thank our audience for joining us today, we had about 40 people join us for this [inaudible]
so thank you for you active participation.
We do encourage you to sign up for the rest of the series.
September 26th will be a presentation from Owen Roberts
and then our veterans history project entitled over here over there [inaudible]
with the veterans of World War 1.
So we will make this recording available as soon as humanly possible and again thank you
for joining us and this is the end of our program.
Cheryl thank you for bringing up that slide and if you wouldn't mind
to our audience I would love your feedback.
As I mentioned before this is a pilot program that we're doing and being able
to connect a subject matter expert with our audience assistance may not be able
to come to the library and visit us.
So this is a three second survey, please take a moment to fill that out and thank you very much.
>> Thank you.
>> This has been a presentation of the Library of Congress.
Visit us at loc.gov.
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Great Shift Gateway Meditation - Duration: 8:09.
Great Shift Gateway Meditation
Dear friends I�ve been quiet recently because I�ve been ill.
A stomach virus that has made me feel like I�m being changed from the inside out.
I�ve also been sleeping lots.
My vibration has felt low because of this.
To recalibrate we change at a cellular level, this transformation can affect us profoundly
in our minds, bodies and spiritually.
The transformation can be felt physically, mentally and emotionally.
Having a holistic approach to our lives, seeing everything as connected is the beginning of
quantum existence.
When cosmic flow of higher frequencies is very powerful, as it is during this Great
Shift Gateway, our guides and higher self ground us by keeping us embedded in lower
frequencies.
To ground us is to help us stay in this lifetime, this dimension, otherwise we may soar off
into the cosmos and not have the skills to reintegrate back into this lifetime.
This is a careful, if accelerated process.
With each new set of upgrades, we move up the spectrum of universal frequencies.
Shamans have been taught and shown how to manage the transition to higher dimensional
wavelengths, how to get there and how to get back.
During this illness I�ve found it difficult to meditate or do yoga, and have not been
able to go out and realign in nature.
When we begin meditating and we touch those Zen spots of bliss we can be overtaken by
an overwhelming wish to be there all the time.
This is good as it encourages us to change our lifestyles, to clear out energy vampires,
stress and clutter from our lives.
Meditation is a lifestyle not a hobby, it transforms us, bringing us back to our true
selves.
Similarly we find true inner peace in mindfulness.
The combination of mindfulness and meditation is the holy grail of awakened existence.
We use both to deprogramme from matrix algorithms of greed, hate and fear.
The emotions of gratitude and humility reset our vibration, raising it to higher frequencies.
There is a lot going on for us!
Our bodies become less able to tolerate matrix toxins, portions get smaller, food becomes
fuel, a source of energy rather than simply for pleasure, convenience or driven by addictive
substances like sugar.
By eating and drinking mindfully we savor each bite, we slow down, become more connected
to the food beyond our taste buds, we feel it in our stomachs and are increasingly aware
of how it affects us.
This can also be said for how we nourish our minds.
By filtering out news, religious dogma and mainstream media twisted by fear and seeking
active ways to change and improve our world, we move away from fear towards love.
By raising our awareness of the sources of literal and subliminal programming in popular
culture, politics, education and religion we take the reigns back.
We choose what goes into our minds rather than being the drones, the sheeple the matrix
wants us to be.
We stop being defined by fascist rhetoric and labeling or capitalist consumerism.
We regain our sovereignty.
Spiritually we meditate to immerse ourselves in love frequency.
This takes seed in our core, our solar plexus is activated and we find the inner calm we
experience in meditation seeps into our lives.
We are calmer in our day to day interactions, we find compassion where before there was
bitterness or anger.
We learn the language of energy, for protection, for clearer vision, using our instincts more
than our eyes to inform our thought processes, emotional responses and behavior.
As our third eye is triggered and cleared we become more in tune with guidance from
multi dimensional soul tribe, integrating this into how we live our lives.
None of this is an easy process.
We are not passive mannequins, recalibration doesn�t just happen to us.
We must respond to and make the necessary changes in our mind set and in how we arrange
the furniture of our lives.
To integrate upgrades is an active process.
We open our minds as our upper chakras come online.
We release old and new karmic weight through painful emotional rollercoasters that require
courage, self care and belief in our place in the multiverse.
This karmic release further activates our chakras, heart, solar plexus and root, encouraging
flow of high frequency energy throughout our system.
As we awaken to the deception, oppression and manipulation of the matrix we must free
our egos from algorithms of self harm.
We clear our sacral and root chakras of blockages, letting go of anxiety, toxic foods and drinks,
to balance and strengthen our beleaguered sacral chakra.
The programming of �short term fixes� money, status symbols, addictions and distractions
attacks our sacral chakra.
Interconnected with the fear conditioned into our fragile egos at very young ages, our sacral
and solar plexus chakras require a complete overhaul for maximum integration of upgrades.
We cannot be passive in this process, we have to heighten our awareness of our mind body
soul system and take care of it accordingly.
Mindfulness brings us into the present.
Mindful eating means we are connected to the quality of fuel we are putting into our bodies.
Mindfulness by definition relieves stress, we stop obsessing with the past or fretting
about the future.
We lock into the now, engage our physical and non physical senses, to appreciate the
moment.
We connect with our friend, partner, child instead of worrying about work emails, bills
or what we haven�t done on our to do list.
When we do approach those emails we are focused only on that job, we don�t feel guilty because
we are not doing something else.
Much of the matrix�s control of us relies on keeping us in a semi permanent state of
anxiety.
This creates a static energy that buzzes and hums around and in our energy field, disrupting
the natural flow.
Eventually the static will cause blockages that can lead to illness.
Meditation raises our frequency and allows us to spiritually grow.
It is the combination of mindfulness and meditation that keeps us balanced on our cosmic surfboard.
We are multi dimensional beings with the innate power to manifest our own reality.
By being mindful we are grounded in gratitude, in meditation we embrace love, this combination
teaches us the skill sets to be co creators of our own reality.
If like me you�ve felt very 3d recently, too grounded in reality, trust that this may
have been necessary to allow full integration of recent cosmic upgrades activated by the
888 Great Shift Gateway.
If you are meditating and loving it, soaring in the stars, relish those spaces, embed them
into your psyche, into your existence.
We are not passive players in this cosmic evolution, be an active participant in your
transformation, engage with the changes in your mind body soul system.
These truly are exiting times friends, be safe in the knowledge it�s happening to
lots of us.
We are feeling our way out of the darkness of the matrix, seeking inner light to manifest
outer peace.
In love and light beautiful people.
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My Foldable Power Chair: EZ Lite Cruiser [CC] - Duration: 5:09.
Hello, hello!
I've been asked quite a few times about my current power chair and since I'm currently
waiting on a new power chair that I will get to keep temporarily while I work for this
company as an ambassador.
Um, I figured... that this is the perfect time to go ahead and talk to you about my current
power chair and that way we can, you know, look at the two and compare!
I got my EZ Lite Cruiser last year in December, um, right before traveling up to Tampa to
be with family for Christmas.
This chair was relatively affordable, um, compared to most other power chairs which
can range from 15,000$ to 30,000$, um, probably more, 30,000 is just um, the bizarre price
that my friend told me her chair cost.
Um, but my EZ Lite Cruiser cost about ...
3,000$ or so including accessories, um, so that was really great!
This is my first powerchair after using two manual chairs and the exertion I did with
my upper body took a toll, um, stretched my ligaments and caused my arm joints to be a
lot weaker and more painful.
That's not a common experience [laughs], uh, that's not something that happens typically,
it happened because I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and exertion can cause weakening in my ligaments.
The first time I used a wheelchair was in November 2014, uh, and I had to use one full
time after my surgery in January 2015, and I became ambulatory again around July, though
my standing limits were and are anywhere from a few seconds to a couple minutes maximum.
Um, so I've been a wheelchair user for just a few years and my house, my car, are not
really wheelchair accessible.
Um, I got around my house okay but there are steps to get in and out and narrow hallways,
um, my car is a typical compact car...
Um, I'm having trouble with the process of getting a wheelchair lift on the back...
Um...
But with EZ Lite Cruiser, this wasn't a problem because it could fold up to fit
in my trunk, which I typically need some help with but it saved me a bit of time and money
from having to figure out a lift for my car... for that time being… because now I need
to get one anyway uh, for my independence and for the new chair I'm about to receive.
I loved how easy the website made it to order my accessories, I ordered an extra battery,
a head rest, I don't use it often but I'd rather have it than not have it, um, and a cup holder!
It comes with storage bags underneath the chair, mostly for your battery but you can fit other things
in there as well as the other small bags, and a large pocket behind the seat.
I also love how comfortable I am in the chair; the footrest is just right, the chair is small
enough for narrow spaces and I can tuck the footrest in if necessary, the chair also reclines,
which is AMAZING for when I need to rest my back.
The battery lasts about 15 miles per full charge and you can have two batteries on you
to double that.
The batteries I chose are also safe for flying, which was perfect for this past year that
I traveled twice by plane!
Early on, I did come across a motor problem that the company immediately fixed by sending
me a new one, um, fortunately, the chair functions pretty well in neutral however no brakes on
neutral so… no steep hills while using that feature.
And I think that's it!
Um...
I really love this chair, I am so happy with it, and very grateful to everyone who helped
me get it.
Um, if you have any questions just leave them in the comments, and uh... oh!
If you are considering ordering this chair you can use my name as a coupon code; ANNIE
and you will get 100$ off of your chair!
That's fun!
Um, definitely, let me know if you use that code and um, thanks so much for watching,
I hope this helped you choose um, EZ Lite Cruiser if you were planning on it and I will
see you all eventually!
Bye!
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Pardon me I know I'm staring
I can be so rude
It's just your body What you're wearin'
You know I see straight through
You're waiting and I'm patient Tryna get close to you
I'll be up front I'm just tryna make something But you're sitting there across the room
So I'm trying to say hey, hey
I'm just trying to say hey, can I get close to you?
I'm just trying to say hey, hey
I'm just trying to say hey, can I get close to you?
See me move See you watching
It's like we love the club
Lose the distance, don't resist this chemistry we're cooking up
You're waiting and I'm patient Tryna get close to you
I'll be up front I'm just tryna make something But you're sitting there across the room
So I'm trying to say hey, hey
I'm just trying to say hey, can I get close to you?
I'm just trying to say hey, hey
I'm just trying to say hey, can I get close to you?
I've gotta get close to you
Can I get close to you?
Baby let me get close to you
Just let me get close to you
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Q&A in Russian | Вопрос-ответ на русском - Duration: 11:09.
Hello Everyone, my name is Vladimir
Literally yesterday, I returned from Russia
Today I would like to make a Q&A video
Because a year ago I said
Please ask me questions and I will try to answer them
You asked really many many questions, thank you very much for that
So, let's start.
A very large number of questions
was related to Russia and the Russian language
First question: What kind of level do you want to achieve in Russian?
Ideally, I would like to speak Russian
as well as you do, that is people from Russia
that is as someone who's native language is Russian
I know that in order to reach such a level, a lot of time is necessary
and good conditions
if I can say it like this in Russian
and I'm almost convinced that, one has to live in Russia
in order to achieve that. I believe that
it's not going to happen in the near future
so I'm unfortunately practically sure I'm not going to reach this level
But in any case, if the question is, what kind of a level I would like to reach
I want to speak as well as you do.
What would you like to improve in your Russian? Grammar?
Pronunciation? Or something else?
You know..
It's a very good question, because Russian and Slovak
are relatively
very close languages
when it comes to grammar and so on
I think, that I would like to
improve practically everything
pronunciation, grammar, expressions
vocabulary, and so on
I can't name one thing only
If anything, I would like to work on my Russian stress
Because I know that
I often have problems with stress. And if anything else
When it comes to grammar, you know, in Slovak
there are expressions
that also exist in Russian, but in Slovak
they are either slightly differently
pronounced, or
we use a different case in Slovak
than is used in Russian, or there is something else
that is different from Russian and I relatively frequently know
that if I just say the same thing in Russian that we say in Slovak
with a Russian accent, people will understand me.
And I unfortunately do it so often that
I forget what comes from Slovak and what doesn't.
So, I'd like to work on this more
Get rid of these
bad habits and speak only in Russian and
not in Slovak Russian.
Where and how have you learned Russian.
I started to learn Russian in Slovakia
On my own. I was listening to Russian news from day one.
Practically from day one. I was working with a dictionary.
I hope my stress was correct
and
Yes, practically from day one I was trying to understand the language
I did a lot of listening
There were days where I was literally listening to Russian audio
for 10 hours every day, which is really a lot
After the first month I didn't have to use the dictionary anymore.
dic-tio-na-ry Where is the stress..? dic-TIO-na-ry? dic-tio-na-RY.. I hope.
Later..
I gradually started to look for
Russians here in my city, I started talking to them
and went to Russia for a month
where practically
everything I learned and everything I knew passively
somehow turned into active Russian language
as I said, Russian and Slovak, they are very similar, but
not similar enough for us to
be able to understand each other without learning the language
of the other
side. But in either case, it helps a lot.
Where and why have you lived in Russia?
I don't know whether I can say I lived in Russia, because I've been there only for one month
More thank one month actually
If I count the time when I was in Russia now. When I was in Russia for the first time it was
in 2007, in St.Petersburg
I was there because I was learning Russian and the second time
it was now, in 2017
in August and September. For the first time for one week
and now for 4 days and it was because
I participated in the show
Amazing people on the channel Rossiya 1. Probably a foreigner is asking
this next question: I would like to know how to learn cases easier
and how to expand my
vocabulary.
I don't know how to answer this question. The first
part of that question, how to learn cases.
In Slovak we have cases too
I don't have to learn that much, only
only in the case if in the Russian expression
a different case is used as
is in Slovak. In that case I only learn the difference and that's it.
And when it comes to the question of
expanding your vocabulary
I recommend to do a lot of listening
listen to news, listen to
Youtubers or something
interesting you like and read books
Tell us about your most difficult moments while learning Russian.
what discourages you and not always
seems to be clear. It would be interesting
to hear an opinion from the side so to speak.
What is discouraging?
It is discouraging that wherever I am
there are very few Russians. I think that
in order to speak Russian really very well,
one needs to be and live in Russia, unfortunately abroad
I can't create such conditions for myself where
I would be in a Russian environment
practically all the time. Or it would be very difficult.
So yes, that is discouraging.
And what else? Russian stress, of course.
because stress in Russian is very
unpredictable
I'm pretty lazy sometimes and
even if, I think that, remembering those
maybe 20, 30, 40, 100 words
where the stress
is a bit more unpredictable
is not a very difficult task, but I simply
only want to talk to people and as soon as a word
where I don't know where to place the stress comes up
and it only shows up 10-15-20 % of the time
I don't want to concentrate on that
and it's only because
I'm lazy
And that of course
is discouraging, because
on one hand, there is a problem
on the other hand there is a solution one can use
and I just don't feel like doing it
What else?
In Russian, in order to speak like a Russian
there is..
Russian pronunciation
for Slovaks is not very difficult but still
there are letters, sounds
that constitute
certain problems. "ы" for instance
the soft sign such as "сь", "зь"
"вь" and so on
Except for that I think there aren't any problems
If possible, please say how the Russian language and
the Russian culture are or aren't popular
among Slovaks, Czechs, Poles and Hungarians.
My friend lives in the Czech republic, she teaches Russian
she says there is a demand.
If you could talk about it, I'd be
very grateful. To be honest..I don't know
I was born in Slovakia, I've lived here for 20 and something years
but in the last 15 years not so much.
I lived in Taiwan, I lived in the Czech republic and other places
And I usually only came back to Slovakia
for the summer.
to meet with my friends
I don't have a TV, I don't watch news. I don't know to be honest.
when it comes to my friends
There is, I don't even know, one, maybe two
who know how to say something in Russian, others don't.
Honestly, I don't know how to answer too well
My answer wouldn't be very objective, therefore I apologize.
There was a huge number of questions about Taiwan
It would be interesting to hear how you got to Taiwan.
And why you chose specifically Taiwan.
I was a student at the Charles' University in Prague
at the department of Sinology
If you don't know what Sinology is, it means 'Chinese studies'
I'm from Slovakia but I was studying
in the Czech republic. At the time when
everyone was supposed to go
to China for their exchange studies
It wasn't that they.. didn't allow me
I simply couldn't receive the Chinese
I don't know what.. it's called 'stipendiya'?
Study support. Financial support of studies (scholarship)
from the Chinese government.
and I could only make use of
partnership contracts of the Charles' university
with other universities
The only university like that, when I was a student
in 2010 was inTaiwan
That's how I got to Taiwan. I was first a student
I was studying at one university in Taipei
For one year. After that
I was working for 4 years and I was simply living in Taiwan
Please talk about life in Taiwan
it would be very interesting
You know, I could talk about life in Taiwan
..I don't even know for how long.
One youtube channel would not be enough
to say everything that has happened to me there
It's a very big topic. If you like,
I can and will make lots and lots of videos
about my life in Taiwan
Really..everything possible has happened to me there
literally everything. Not everything, I'm joking, but
you know what I want to say.
The Taiwanese culture is very different from the Slovak
from the Russian culture, in short from everything what we see here
They are different in practically everything.
They are different in how they breathe
in how they read books, in how they communicate
and of course in their relations
to other people..and so
there are a lot of interesting things I could talk about
At times it was very hard.. sometimes very very very hard
In either case, I always like to go back to Taiwan
Unfortunately, I like it there only one week, after the first week I go crazy
and want to go away.
Sot there you have it. Thank you very much for watching.
I hope you liked the video.
See you in the next one. Bye bye.
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>> Hi ya'll and welcome or welcome back to my channel
Y.D.'s series is back
the young depressed heroin of a short story I wrote when I was in my 20ies
who, at this point of the story, is not very depressed anymore
If you missed the previous instalments of this weird soap opera you'll find them all
in a playlist that you can watch by clicking
on the I that will appear somewhere over my head
Do catch up if you haven't yet as today we'll find out more about Y.D./Anna's adventures
Anna is Y.D.'s alterego, or I should say Y.D.'s new self post surgeries
In the last instalment she tried to reconnect with Fabio, her best friend pre surgeries
who, of course, didn't recognize her and told her he was in love with her old self
gosh I'm so bad at recaps, you should watch the previous instalments instead
and she also tried to reconcile with Luca, the pseudo intellectual, brooding hunk she is dating
let's keep reading!
In the following month she spends all her nights with Luca
even if she's starting to get bored
he always talks about literature and complains about the lack of inteligence in the modern youth
he criticises every movie they watch together and every song the radio plays while they are having sex
in the morning when they wake up naked, he whispers her sweet words which make her sick
and she starts to be annoyed by him more and more
That's a turning point, apparently the man of her dreams, proved to be quite boring and annoying in the end
which should not come as a great surprise
His jelousy makes her life impossible, they spend every moment together
except the few hours she prentends to be at Uni
Litlle by little she realizes she misses someone she can talk to
someone she can chat about silly things without feeling guilty
in few words she misses Fabio!
and that's why one evening she invents an excuse with Luca and invites her old friend over for dinner.
Fabio is surprised, but he accepts anyway
Y.D. dresses in the most casual way possible in order not to weird him out
and cooks the recipe she used cook when, a few months before, he would come over for dinner on sunday evenings
at 8 p.m. the door bell rings twice
"Hi!" she feels slightly awkward
"Come in, dinner is almost ready, I Know this dinner invitation may sound weird to you
but I haven't seen you since that last time
and I wanted to apologize"
"You don't have to apologize, that was more than a month ago!
You and Y.D. are so similar by the way, you appear and disappear more than Copperfield the magician!"
Y.D. smiles, she had missed a good old joke
I'm glad you came over, I should have called you earlier, you're the only one that makes me laugh"
"Should I take it as a compliment?" he says smirking
"Of course it is! Do you want a beer?"
"Yes, thanks!"
While she walks to the kitchen Fabio asks rising his voice
"Do you mind if I put some music on?"
"Sure, go on, I'm sure you know where everything is"
he goes through the cd collection and chooses one
the Cds!!!
From the kitchen Y.D. recognizes a song by her favourite italian band
"Y.D. left all her cds here, that's weird!"
he says looking at her while she hands him the beer
"she used to say she would have brought them in the grave!"
"Well good for me, we have the same music taste and I can enjoy them!"
"Yes..." he says without convinction
then he looks at the videotapes next to the TV ...LOL the video tapes!!
this 90ies world is so funny
"So you're into auteur films apparently?"
"Naaa, Luca is!" she says annoyed
"to be honest these movies bore me to death!" she puffs
"it's like he wants me to like them at all costs, even if he keeps on complaining about everything"
"Is Luca that pseudo intellectual guy from the bar?"
he pretends he doesn't know, but hus look betrays him
"yep!" she says sadly
" You don't sound very happy!"
"I know, you are right, it's just that he is becoming a bit obsessive"
"So why don't you dump him? Sorry if I ask..."
here is the good old Fabio, everything is easy for him
"it's not that easy, we have a weird relationship
if I should dump him I would feel like I'm spitting on my fortune somehow!"
"I wouldn't call that fortune, looks more like a pain in the arse!" Y.D. smiles
Fabio looks at her with a weird expression on his face
"what's up?"
"I'm sorry, I was staring at you, but your smile looks so much like Y.D.'s
seeing you here, in her house, with her jumper on, it's weird"
I hoped you were starting to forget about me
but you're still at the same point poor Fabio, I need you to forget me!
"Gosh, you can't think of anything else that Y.D., she gave me the jumper because she didn't like it anymore!"
"I'm sorry, but it's not easy for me,
I suddently lost a friend, I haven't heard from her in a month
she told me she would have called...did you hear from her?"
"I haven't heard from her since longer than you!"
a moment of silence
"May I be honest with you Fabio?
I think you should forget about her, I think she is trying to have a new life
before she left she told me she was sick of her life, that she needed to start over, you know, she may not come back!"
Fabio gets sad and stares at the carpet
"I'm sorry I didn't want to make you sad, but I can't stand seeing you still so into her
stop thinking about Y.D. and look around, I'm sure it's full of girls who fancy you"
Here she comes! Beware!
"You can't understand, it's easy for you, you're gorgeous, every boy likes you, I see how they look at you!"
"what has this got to do with it?"
she is annoyed
"with Y.D. it was all different, I felt needed, I felt important, even if just as a friend"
"Maybe she doesn't need you anymore, maybe she is strong enough to handle herself now
and you should be happy about that!"
silence...
"and by the way, even if I'm gorgeous, as you say, that doesn't mean my life is perfect!"
"Y.D. always dreamt to be like you, she told me that a million times, she wanted to be different
but moving to another country is not enough"
"Now you're going to tell me she should simply love and accept herself as she is, right?"
"you speak just like her..."
"I'm sick of you speaking about Y.D., she is not here anymore and maybe it's also your fault if she ran away"
her voice is harsch
"You see, you said it, she ran away, but running away doesn't solve problems
"Ok, you're right, can we talk about something else please?" she says while getting up from the couch she seated on
"just like her, as soon as you don't like what I say you run away!"
"I invited you over to apologize, not to be compared with Y.D. all the time!"
"I shouldn't have come"
Y.D. stands still while looking at Fabio who is staring at the carpet
then the door bell rings
so she says "I'll be back in a minute!" while walking to the hallway
OMG who is going to be now?
"Yes?"
the screen shows Luca's face
she panics
"Hi!" he smiles at the camera
she stares blankly
"I wasn't sure you were home, may I come in? Giulio and I wanted to watch that Artaud movie I left here"
"Don't come in, I'm bringing it down to you" she says abruptly
"don't be silly, I'm coming in, open the door!"
"I insist, I'm bring it down to you" she says looking at Fabio who is still on the couch
"Stop being weird and open the door!" he says annoyed
"o-ok" she replies still looking at Fabio
she opens the gate, but leaves the flat door closed to gain some time
she runs back to the living room "I'm sorry Fabio, I need to ask you a big favour, it's important!" she screams
"What the heck is it going on?"
"Nothing major" she stutters "It's j-j-j-ust that L-L-Luca is at the door and i-i-i-i-f
he f-f-finds you here I'll be in trouble, please hide in the bathroom, he'll grab a videotape and leave!"
"No way, I'm the one who's leaving!
"You can't he's on the stairs!" she says pushing him in the bathroom
the house door bell rings
"He's here, please, please!!" and she closes the bathroom door
"I'm coooming!" she says sprinting to the door, when she opens it Luca is staring at her
"What the hell? Did you leave the door closed on purpose?"
"I s-simply f-f-forgot to o-o-open the front door!"
"What's wrong with you?" he says annoyed
"I'm sorry"
without taking his coat off he walks to the living room, he grabs the videotape and stops
"What are you listening to?" her favourite band cd is still playing
"I don't know, a random cd!" she answers straight away
"and you drink beer all alone? I thought you were studying, where are the books?"
"I was studying in my bedroom, then I felt like drinking a beer
b-b-but then you r-r-rang the d-door bell
s-s-so I left the b-beer here while I was c-coming at the d-door" she stutters
"You look weird, maybe you studied too much!" he smirks while Y.D. nods
"Do you want to take a break and come drink a beer at the pub with me?"
"n-n-noo, thanks, I can't!" go away please, go away!
"whatever, I'm leaving then!" he says while reaching the door
Y.D. follows him as a shadow
"I guess I'll see you tomorrow" and he kisses her
"sure, see you tomorrow, bye!"
Luca stares at her shaking his head then finally leaves.
She breathes a sigh of relief and gets back to the living room where Fabio is putting his coat on
"Are you already leaving?"
He stares back with saying a word
"I'm so sorry, things should have gone differently" she says sincerely
"I shouldn't have come in first place!" he shakes his head sadly
"Listen Fabio, I'm really sorry, I didn't invite you to argue and lock you in the bathroom" she tries to smile, but he doesn't smiles back
"I wanted to get to know you more,I wanted you to like me!" He stares at her doubtfull
"I wanted to be friend with you, Y.D. told me so many lovely things about you"
his eyes look brighter for a second
"What can I do to make up for this?"
"You don't have to make up for anything, but we have nothing in common
and to be honest I came here tonight just because you're the only one I can talk about Y.D. with
I somehow tend to confuse you with her
There's something about you that reminds me of her"
"I appreciate your honesty, but can we be friend even if I'm not Y.D.? I need someone I can be myself with..."
Fabio's face relaxes, Y.D. used the same words she used to tell him and she gets the expected result
"I even cooked your favourite recipe" she smirks
and he finally smiles
she takes his coat off and hugs him
I think we can stop here as this is once again a very long video
the triangle with Luca and Fabio is still going strong
things are getting juicy and surreal
What is it going to happen? You need to watch the next video to find out, as that's it for today
but if you enjoyed the video and if you're still interested in knowing more
give this video a thumbs up so that I will know it
Also, if you haven't yet, subscribe to my channel in order not to miss any new video
That's it for today, I'll see you soon
I send you a thousend kisses and I'll see you in my next one, ciao!
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Hi, evrybody, it's Lola !
Welcome to the "Metalliwhat ?" episode which talks about ads, ads, and only ads !
Metal in commercials
Today, as you surely guessed...
We want to remind you that this video is in no way a product placement.
The subject of the episode being commercials, you will be exposed to several brands,
although none of them paid to appear in this episode.
Thanks for your understanding and enjoy the video !
Sorry Lola, you can carry on
Thank you, so you surely guessed, today we'll talk about Metal, and we will start with
a commercial that came out recently, pretty cute ! Well...
It pleases those who don't want to please everybody.
The cool thing with this ad is that Citroën had the decency of calling a french artist for the music.
It's the singer of the Parisian band Novelists.
The song is not by them, though, but if you wanna hear how they sound, here's a song :
And the Citroën commercial reminds us a Renault commercial published in 2016 :
Hey, mom ? Have you ever been young ?
New Renault Scenic : Let's re-invent everyday.
It's very often that Metal is combined with funny things,
as the people rely a lot on appearances, it creates a very exploitable offset.
What do we have next, Lola ?
Next we have cheese and a wedding, but all in one ad !
Sir, we have an issue, the musicians for tonight just cancelled,
and we are offered the Metal Cats instead !
Ok !
I know someone who'd love to have a Metal band at his wedding, right ?
Totally ! I hope my future bride will like Megadeth, because she'll have it coming !
Alright, let's carry on with Metal commercials, but this time we'll go abroad with a Finnish ad :
This one is really awesome !
We can see how Metal is way more in their culture than ours.
In the previous ad, it was just a pretext to have a band that has nothing to do at a wedding,
but here the band is at the center of the commercial, and they even play on the growling !
Well done, Finland !
You're welcome !
After Black Metal, let's stay in the Darkness with the one and only Prince of Darkness : Ozzy Osbourne !
This time, it's not really a commercial with Metal in it,
even if we hear 5 seconds of Crazy Train, but because Ozzy is almost an incarnation of Heavy Metal,
we'll say it's alright.
Blizzard really had some huge guests on this campaign :
William Shatner, Mr. T, Verne Troyer, and even the Boss :
Mr Alexandre Astier.
Pure class.
But let's get back to it !
Here is a commercial that also shows superstars : Kiss
This one is awesome ! It's an ad for the Swedish Lottery, and the guys put the means necessary !
What would you do if you won the lottery ?
Good question, but I think hiring Kiss to play music in my car wouldn't be my first choice...
Don't get me wrong, I love Kiss ! Let's watch another one, for the road !
We had the choice for Kiss, because it's one of the most marketed bands ever,
(to the point where they have a Kiss coffin)
so they made a shitload of commercials.
Including 2 ads for 2 soda giants : Pepsi and Dr Pepper
Talking about having it both ways...
Alright ! After sodas, we have fast foods ! Here is an ad for KFC :
The funny thing with this one (apart from the joke on the hotness of their burger),
is that we have a band that looks like a Black Metal act, but that sounds more like a Thrash/Crovssover band.
For someone who knows it, it can add a funnier side to the ad.
And if you want another funny thing : There really is a band called Hellvetica.
A Death/Thrash band, from Switzerland, as you could have guessed with the name.
Except the commercial has nothing to do with them !
It's not them that play in it, and it's not their music that is used either !
But apparently is serves them well, their youtube vidoes are filled with comments that say
people discovered them thanks to the KFC commercial.
Yes, the ad they are not into !
And they do not wear corpse paint make-up at all :
The next ad will ring a bell if you watched Eurovision in 2013 :
Well-made Danish commercial, with the song presented by Danemark at the 2013 Eurovision song contest,
metal version !
Here, the band and the cover are both real, they are called Craving, and they're a German Melodic Death/Black band !
This time, though, we don't see it because the commercial is too old, but they recently became Corpse Paint users !
Let's watch an ad that shows Lemmy as you never saw him !
Sorry ! This one was fast !
Hubert ?
Yeah, I didn't see it coming ! Let's jump to an ad for Arab MTV :
I think that's the biggest laughter I had for a commercial !
And the song is not bad !
Let's finish with a french commercial, that shows a french band !
You probably remember this SNCF commercials that surprised their users in the stations ?
Well if you didn't saw it, here's the one with a Hard Rock band :
Hey, is it the Sticky Boys ?
Yes, it is the Sticky Boys !
Parisian band formed in 2008 that just released their 3rd album.
And here comes the time to say goodbye...
Of course, there is a lot more commercials with Metal in it, you can post the best ones in the comments of this video if you want !
We hope that you liked this episode, and I'll see you soon on the "Metalliwhat ?" channel !
Bye, everyone ! And don't forget, we are all sons of ads ! Kisses !
It was "Metalliwhat ?"
A show on Metal presented by Hubert & Lola Reve
Thanks to :
The songs played during the show are listed in the description below
Thanks for watching and see you next time !
And on every 3, you play the left hand.
But it's hard to count !
5 minutes later...
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I cant wait to take her out again, he said.
I want to take her out and sweep her off her feet, Showing his true gentlemanly credentials, he then added, Im getting a semi just thinking about it..
SHOCK: Calum shocked with his semi jibe.
LATE: Selene kept Calum waiting.
The saucy comment earned one of Nadias standard shocked faces.
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The exotic brunette beauty left the former Celebrity Big Brother star waiting for over two hours, leaving Calum wondering if hed been stood up.
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And their date seemed to go from bad to worse, with Selene asking if he was sleazy.
No, Calum replied, shocked.
LADIES MAN: Calums got no shortage of female attention.
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I don't like your little games Don't like your tilted stage
The role you made me play Of the fool, no, I don't like you
I don't like your perfect crime How you laugh when you lie
You said the gun was mine Isn't cool, no, I don't like you (oh!)
But I got smarter, I got harder in the nick of time
Honey, I rose up from the dead, I do it all the time
I've got a list of names and yours is in red, underlined
I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!
Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do
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Ed O'Keefe on how his role has a journalist has changed since the election of Donald Trump - Duration: 4:43.
My name is Emma Salter. I am a second year graduate political communication
student, really curious how your role as a journalist has changed since Donald
Trump sort of happened to all of us. ED: I don't think...it's it hasn't changed
in any real fundamental way. If anything it has reinforced the work we were doing.
This is what people think, we were getting messages from people after the
election like 'How are you holding up? You gonna be okay?" Im like "What do you mean?"
I said if anything this entire election and what will transpire now
reinforces the need for what I've been up to for the last ten years and when
all of my colleagues have been up to. Basic explanatory accountability and
analytical reporting of what the heck is going on in Washington. My boss Marty
Baron responding to the president for saying various things about the press or
about the Post in general has always said "We're not at war with this
administration. We're at work. And we would be no matter who but who the
President..." And what's wonderful about the last two years is that for whatever
reason, whatever your reason, readers have finally realized there's real value in
the reporting that we do, to the point where that not only are they reading it
but they've stopped clearing their cache to get the new ten article limit. They've
stopped having multiple sign-ins so that they
don't have to pay for it. And they started paying for it because they
finally realized it actually is worth paying however much for the news, whether
it's from us, the New York Times, from The Wall Street Journal or wherever
else. I'm a New Yorker and Vanity Fair have seen record subscriptions in the
past year for whatever reason. But that's a good thing for the industry overall
and it's reminded all of you who want to get into this business, you have to be
willing to pay for this because if you don't you're not gonna have a job unless
you're fortunate to work it at a news organization where you have a
billionaire bookstore owner who's willing to float you, which is what he's
done. And the beauty of what what Jeff Bezos has done in buying the Post as he
has given us such great ability now to to to do our job. And that's what
we're doing. So the only difference day-to-day is because this
administration is less willing to organize itself around a central message
every day you see them making news on multiple fronts at different at all
hours of the day that it just scrambles what it is you're supposed to be focused
on. And it begins the moment he starts tweeting in the morning and can
stretch until late at night as he continues doing so. I have no problem
with him tweeting because I know something you're probably thinking that
and are going to ask about it. It's the basis of something I'm actually writing for SPA
right now. Just a textbook they're working on they asked me to to write
about this. Look what he's doing over Twitter by making news there's no
different than what Franklin Roosevelt did with fireside chats back in the day
on the radio, or John Kennedy did on television, or Ronald Reagan did even
more effectively on television in the 80s and Bill Clinton as well in the 90s.
He's merely doing what a large percentage of the American public does
and reaching them where they are which is glued to their phone. And the fact
that he does it in a tone that is a little more conversational and familiar
to people, people like that people don't like that but the reality is that's how
most people talk on social media. And he understands that and you know so the so
the difference is that your day could begin at 5:55 in the morning when he
starts tweeting because we've all set the alert to his Twitter account. And
sure enough I remember early on in the administration we would get emails from
our news desk and the newsroom was saying he's up and he's tweeting. And
that compelled us to sort of change the way we we we cover him, not only at the
White House, but on the Hill because often what he's doing of course is
calling up members of Congress. And that requires us to be on top of it. So
to me it only reinforces the work we've been doing makes it more essential. But
the hours are a little longer and and can be a little more chaotic. But that's
by virtue of the fact that as an administration that at least up
until recently was far more scattershot in what it was talking about on a given
day. It's been a little more organized I'd argue since since John Kelly took
over over the summer.
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you mother........
so i decided to jump on this ALS bandwagon
and do this ice bucket thing
cause it seems like everybody else is doing it
i know traditionally i have to nominate somebody but
can't really thing of somebody right now
i'm just gonna do this
its really really cold
here we go
sit down
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Ed O'Keefe on covering Sen. Rand Paul and deported immigrants in Guatemala - Duration: 5:13.
My name is Vincent Solyndra, I'm a senior studying broadcast journalism, and
professor Hall had us read one of your articles titled "Ellis Island in Reverse".
And so my question sort of stems from that style of reporting, more in-depth
that maybe the general public wouldn't really have a knowledge of. Do you think
the news consumption and understanding from the general public has sort of been
impacted negatively with the advent of things like Twitter, Facebook News and
push notifications, to understand those more complex issues? ED: Yeah I think you
want to start with that part of it I think it actually is great because it
makes it much more accessible to all of you. But I think the onus is on all of
you - the readers - the consumers of the news to do a better job discerning what
is actual fact and what isn't. Not what I want to read and what I want to believe
but what is actually true. And you can put the blame on the media, but I'd put
it right back on readers who are concerned about this. You don't have to
be using these tools. You can be far more selective in how you use these tools and
you should be far more discerning of the information as you read it, when you read
it. It's part of why now when you look at a Washington Post article online you'll
see sort of above the headline it may say analysis or opinion or perspective.
That's put there to tell you "this is not regular straight news". The same goes when
you tweet it or Facebook it, suddenly it pops up now in the headline "Analysis :"
or "Opinion :" because we're trying to disseminate between what is you know
actual hard news and the other stuff - "fake news" as some call it. Or just
regular opinion. So the the reason that came together, that was a great trip -
JANE:I was gonna ask you to tell us about that. ED: First off, my mother's from Guatemala. I visit there.
JANE: It's a fact I asked them to see if they could find out about you.
ED: We go every year but I had never before had a good excuse to report from
Guatemala. The reasons I was there in the first place were primarily because
Rand Paul as he was thinking about running for president - he's an
ophthalmologist - he would diagnose my pink eye tonight, and tell me that just you
know I didn't get to do anything it's pinkeye,
and it's not contagious anymore. But he went down to do cataract surgeries with
a group from Utah and it was designed to sort of soften him up and demonstrate
that there's this other side of him that people may not realize. And he performed
hundreds of cataract surgeries over the course of a few days. And so we went with
him for that. But before I went, I had met with the Guatemalan embassy here
in town and it dawned on me that there was this facility at the airport that
I'd seen from the terminal before where I know they bring back people who get
deported. And so I just asked a simple question of "Can I go see the place where
they allegedly come back?" And they said sure because there's flights that come
like twice a day. And it's just, there's this this room it's not much bigger than
this, where they bring in hundreds at a time who come off the plane and they
were people who were you know - at the time this was three years ago - they're
just you know caught up in immigration violations and we're being sent back.
Some had done it multiple times, some this was the first time, some were giving
up and some were saying they were gonna go back at some point. It required though
being able to speak in Spanish so that was that was part of why I was able to
do it. I knew that you had to be able to go in and and talk to them and very
quickly get them to talk to you because it was a process that's only supposed to
last about half an hour once they land. They get processed and then they leave.
So that's all it was, it was just a very- we did it after the the part with the
Senator. We had done that story we filed, I wasn't leaving until the weekend. I
think and I had said to my editors "I want to build in this one last thing
because I think it's important to go see it" and we did. And what I found most
revealing about it is that this photographer who I
travelled all over the world and covered all sorts of problems, just we got in the
car and he broke down on the way back to where we were staying. And I kind of went
"Maybe I'm tired but like this is something so wrong
about this process." And you know and it reminded me that we had to reflect that
in the story and we did. But it was just one of those sort of neat chances, and
and and the Rand Paul thing had come I'd saw it in a news report in passing that
he was going and I immediately emailed his spokesman and said "Hey I'm from
there, can I tag along because this would be really cool." And they weren't
originally planning on taking the Washington Post but when they realized
that I had the connection they realized there might be actually a benefit and
taking me because I could better explain why he was going to the specific part of
the country. So that actually ranks is one of my more distinct sets of
assignments and one that in hindsight now is far more relevant and urgent.
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Ed O'Keefe on why and how the Democrats are working with President Trump to protect "Dreamers" - Duration: 3:19.
My name is Sam Furlong, I'm a senior also from School Public Affairs and my
question is were you surprised to see President Trump in Congress, the
Democrats in Congress working together on the DREAMers and also the debt
ceiling considering there was so much gridlock in Congress throughout the
Obama administration and throughout the beginning of President Trump's term.
O'Keefe: I wasn't so much surprised I think some people are but frankly given that they
haven't gotten anything else done, at this point the White House doesn't have
much choice but to try talking to Democrats about getting some things done.
on issues of spending you always need members of the other party at least in
the current dynamic because there are enough fiscally conservative Republicans
who will vote no that Republican leadership knows they need to do things
in order to get the support of Democrats to get those spending bills across the
finish line and avoid shutdowns and avoid exceeding the debt limit. So when
it comes to that issue specifically Democrats, they hold all the
cards and and have great control over the process. On the issue of the DREAMers,
part of why I wasn't entirely surprised is that all the signals we've gotten
from the President since he won is that on that specific part of immigration
he's been very concerned about these people who are so-called DREAMers and
and people who have been DACA recipients at one time or another, you're looking at
a universe of about 1.2 million people at one time or another. Right now it's
only about 690,000. But he feels as virtually everybody in Washington feels
that that's a pretty compelling group of people who deserve to be protected and
sort of taken care of before there's a broader conversation with immigration.
The other reason I'm not surprised: the President is from Queens, Chuck Schumer
is from Brooklyn. They've both both made it big in Manhattan and for years have
filled the pages of the New York newspapers, almost at times alongside
each other or in different parts of it. Maybe Schumer in the news section and
Trump obviously in the tabloid section. But they have a lot in common when it
comes to their mannerisms the way they want to deal with and sort of capture
the attention of the news media, and in sort of the way that they just sort of
wager and negotiate. You know it's a different...to be a New Yorker, to be
somebody from New York City, and to do business or politics at a high level
requires a certain amount of skill and and bravado, frankly, that a lot of other
people in Washington don't have. And so ever since he won, ever since we knew
Schumer would be the Senate leader - I'm a guy from upstate New York, I knew what
was coming - we were gonna have a New York President and at least one New York
Congressional leader, and that meant that at some point these two are going to
find each other and make music together. And we'll see whether or not Trump and
Schumer and leader Pelosi can then convince the rest of Congress to go
along with them. But I think there's an understanding that they need to in order
for these kids overwhelming majority of the country feels they need and deserve
protection but also everyone in Washington needs a win. They need to do
something, and if this is their way to do it then they're going to do it.
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Jak wymienić zestaw naprawczy mocowania amortyzatora w FIAT PUNTO TUTORIAL | AUTODOC - Duration: 8:49.
Use a socket №15 and a combination spanner №17
Use a combination spanner №19 and a hex-nut wrench №6
Using a special tool to compress the spring
Use a wrench № 27 and a hex wrench № 6
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