Friday, September 1, 2017

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Hy everyone and welcome back to my channel! today's recipe is going to be a very easy

meatball recipe.

Meatballs are so adaptable, they can be prepared in so many different and delicious ways, so

every now and then I like to try something different.Today I propose you a much healthier

alternative to the traditional meatballs that's also gluten and dairy free.

here are the ingredients we need: 400 grams / 14.1oz ground chicken

100 grams / 3.5oz brown rice, cooked 1 medium carrot, finely grated

1 egg beaten 1 tbsp fresh chopped parsley

1 clove minced garlic 2 tablespoons olive oil

salt and pepper to taste

In a large mixing bowl, combine the chicken,

the cooked rice, grated carrots, chopped parsley, garlic and the beaten egg, season with salt

and pepper and mix well until all of the ingredients are evenly distributed and well combined.

Form the mixture into meatballs and flatten slightly, arrange them spaced slightly apart

on a baking sheet and drizzle over the olive oil.

Bake the chicken meatballs at 180 degrees Celsius (350 F) in a preheated oven for 20-25 minutes

or until golden all over and cooked through.

I'm sure you're going to love these delicious baked chicken meatballs, they are super easy

to prepare, and also suitable for a gluten free diet.

The meatballs turned out super tender, moist and flavorful, and not to mention they're

healthy and nutritious.

and yes, they need the approval of the quality

control officer.

and of course, they passed the test!

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>> Chad: Vroom! >> Abigail: [giggling] >> Chad: Whoa!

>> Abigail: [giggling] >> Chad: Whoa! >> Abigail: Oh, jeez.

>> Chad: Whoa! >> Abigail: Oh, jeez. >> Chad: Whoa! I'm, um...

>> Abigail: Oh, jeez. >> Chad: Whoa! I'm, um... >> Abigail: Careful.

>> Chad: Whoa! I'm, um... >> Abigail: Careful. >> Chad: I'm dizzy.

>> Abigail: Careful. >> Chad: I'm dizzy. I'm dizzy.

>> Chad: I'm dizzy. I'm dizzy. >> Abigail: Me too. Ow.

I'm dizzy. >> Abigail: Me too. Ow. >> Chad: I'm gonna need

>> Abigail: Me too. Ow. >> Chad: I'm gonna need one of these rooms for me.

>> Chad: I'm gonna need one of these rooms for me. I'm sorry.

one of these rooms for me. I'm sorry. >> Abigail: That's okay.

I'm sorry. >> Abigail: That's okay. >> Chad: I got carried away.

>> Abigail: That's okay. >> Chad: I got carried away. >> Abigail: It's so nice to go

>> Chad: I got carried away. >> Abigail: It's so nice to go out for breakfast.

>> Abigail: It's so nice to go out for breakfast. Thank you.

out for breakfast. Thank you. >> Chad: Yeah, I wouldn't say

Thank you. >> Chad: Yeah, I wouldn't say going to the cafeteria is, uh,

>> Chad: Yeah, I wouldn't say going to the cafeteria is, uh, going out for breakfast.

going to the cafeteria is, uh, going out for breakfast. >> Abigail: Mm.

going out for breakfast. >> Abigail: Mm. Well, maybe tomorrow, we could

>> Abigail: Mm. Well, maybe tomorrow, we could go to the park across the

Well, maybe tomorrow, we could go to the park across the street, have a picnic

go to the park across the street, have a picnic or something.

street, have a picnic or something. >> Chad: Mm, maybe we--

or something. >> Chad: Mm, maybe we-- maybe we shouldn't push it.

>> Chad: Mm, maybe we-- maybe we shouldn't push it. >> Abigail: Hmm.

maybe we shouldn't push it. >> Abigail: Hmm. I just want to go home.

>> Abigail: Hmm. I just want to go home. >> Chad: Yeah?

I just want to go home. >> Chad: Yeah? >> Abigail: Yeah.

>> Chad: Yeah? >> Abigail: Yeah. >> Chad: Want to come home

>> Abigail: Yeah. >> Chad: Want to come home to Thomas and me?

>> Chad: Want to come home to Thomas and me? >> Abigail: Yeah, I miss him.

to Thomas and me? >> Abigail: Yeah, I miss him. >> Chad: You miss him?

>> Abigail: Yeah, I miss him. >> Chad: You miss him? What am I?

>> Chad: You miss him? What am I? What am I, chopped liver?

What am I? What am I, chopped liver? >> Abigail: I'm still a

What am I, chopped liver? >> Abigail: I'm still a married woman, you know.

>> Abigail: I'm still a married woman, you know. >> Chad: Oh!

married woman, you know. >> Chad: Oh! >> Abigail: [laughing]

>> Chad: Oh! >> Abigail: [laughing] >> Chad: To my face.

>> Abigail: [laughing] >> Chad: To my face. Damn! Ah!

>> Chad: To my face. Damn! Ah! Well, maybe, um...

Damn! Ah! Well, maybe, um... you think you could lean on

Well, maybe, um... you think you could lean on Justin to get that annulment

you think you could lean on Justin to get that annulment done a little bit quicker?

Justin to get that annulment done a little bit quicker? I want you to be my wife again.

done a little bit quicker? I want you to be my wife again. >> Abigail: Yeah.

>> Chad: Mm. >> Abigail: [giggles] >> Abigail: Okay.

>> Abigail: [giggles] >> Abigail: Okay. All right, well, thank you

>> Abigail: Okay. All right, well, thank you very much for everything.

All right, well, thank you very much for everything. Okay, I'll talk to you later.

very much for everything. Okay, I'll talk to you later. Bye.

Okay, I'll talk to you later. Bye. [laughs]

Bye. [laughs] >> Chad: What did Justin say?

[laughs] >> Chad: What did Justin say? >> Abigail: He said

>> Chad: What did Justin say? >> Abigail: He said that he's gonna put a notice

>> Abigail: He said that he's gonna put a notice in the mail at Dario's

that he's gonna put a notice in the mail at Dario's last known address,

in the mail at Dario's last known address, which is here in Salem,

last known address, which is here in Salem, and then if he doesn't hear

which is here in Salem, and then if he doesn't hear from him for a few weeks,

and then if he doesn't hear from him for a few weeks, it just goes through.

from him for a few weeks, it just goes through. The annulment goes

it just goes through. The annulment goes right through.

The annulment goes right through. >> Chad: And it--it works

right through. >> Chad: And it--it works for sure?

>> Chad: And it--it works for sure? >> Abigail: Uh-huh.

for sure? >> Abigail: Uh-huh. Isn't that great?

>> Abigail: Uh-huh. Isn't that great? >> Chad: Oh, wow.

Isn't that great? >> Chad: Oh, wow. And then we can get married

>> Chad: Oh, wow. And then we can get married as soon as you're well enough?

And then we can get married as soon as you're well enough? >> Abigail: Yes.

as soon as you're well enough? >> Abigail: Yes. >> Chad: Mm.

>> Abigail: Yes. >> Chad: Mm. >> Abigail: [sighs]

>> Chad: Mm. >> Abigail: [sighs] Okay, well, I'm gonna have to

>> Abigail: [sighs] Okay, well, I'm gonna have to put this whole recovery thing

Okay, well, I'm gonna have to put this whole recovery thing on fast-forward.

put this whole recovery thing on fast-forward. >> Chad: Whoa, just like,

on fast-forward. >> Chad: Whoa, just like, I give you the magical lip

>> Chad: Whoa, just like, I give you the magical lip service and you go right

I give you the magical lip service and you go right straight to the phone?

service and you go right straight to the phone? >> Abigail: Well, I got to find

straight to the phone? >> Abigail: Well, I got to find the perfect place for our

>> Abigail: Well, I got to find the perfect place for our wedding so we can set a date,

the perfect place for our wedding so we can set a date, right?

wedding so we can set a date, right? >> Chad: Yeah, okay.

right? >> Chad: Yeah, okay. And while you do that,

>> Chad: Yeah, okay. And while you do that, I am gonna text Sonny

And while you do that, I am gonna text Sonny and bet him 50 bucks that we

I am gonna text Sonny and bet him 50 bucks that we get married before him.

and bet him 50 bucks that we get married before him. >> Abigail: We're so winning

get married before him. >> Abigail: We're so winning that bet.

>> Abigail: We're so winning that bet. >> Abigail: Yeah, no, yeah,

that bet. >> Abigail: Yeah, no, yeah, sure, I can hold.

>> Abigail: Yeah, no, yeah, sure, I can hold. >> Chad: I-I can't believe you

sure, I can hold. >> Chad: I-I can't believe you were able to--to close

>> Chad: I-I can't believe you were able to--to close this deal.

were able to--to close this deal. We've been trying to acquire

this deal. We've been trying to acquire this company since my

We've been trying to acquire this company since my father was running things.

this company since my father was running things. This is gonna bankroll DiMera

father was running things. This is gonna bankroll DiMera for years.

This is gonna bankroll DiMera for years. >> Abigail: It's available?

for years. >> Abigail: It's available? Are you sure? Okay.

>> Abigail: It's available? Are you sure? Okay. Yeah, no, I just want to talk

Are you sure? Okay. Yeah, no, I just want to talk to my fiancé really quick,

Yeah, no, I just want to talk to my fiancé really quick, and then I'll call you back.

to my fiancé really quick, and then I'll call you back. Okay, bye.

and then I'll call you back. Okay, bye. >> Kate: You know, I was just

Okay, bye. >> Kate: You know, I was just telling Chad how well you look.

>> Kate: You know, I was just telling Chad how well you look. I'm happy for the both of you.

telling Chad how well you look. I'm happy for the both of you. I really am.

I'm happy for the both of you. I really am. >> Abigail: Really?

I really am. >> Abigail: Really? >> Kate: Really.

>> Abigail: Really? >> Kate: Really. >> Abigail: Well, thank you.

>> Kate: Really. >> Abigail: Well, thank you. That is--that's very nice

>> Abigail: Well, thank you. That is--that's very nice of you to say.

That is--that's very nice of you to say. >> Kate: You make him happy,

of you to say. >> Kate: You make him happy, obviously.

>> Kate: You make him happy, obviously. Who am I to argue with that,

obviously. Who am I to argue with that, huh?

Who am I to argue with that, huh? >> Chad: Okay.

huh? >> Chad: Okay. >> Kate: Well...

>> Chad: Okay. >> Kate: Well... >> Chad: It's all signed.

>> Kate: Well... >> Chad: It's all signed. >> Kate: Thank you.

>> Chad: It's all signed. >> Kate: Thank you. I'm going to leave the two

>> Kate: Thank you. I'm going to leave the two of you alone.

I'm going to leave the two of you alone. >> Chad: Yeah.

[soft music] ¶ ¶

So I think maybe when she said that she was actually happy for us, she may have meant it.

that she was actually happy for us, she may have meant it. >> Abigail: I don't want

for us, she may have meant it. >> Abigail: I don't want to think about her right now,

>> Abigail: I don't want to think about her right now, because I just found the

to think about her right now, because I just found the perfect place for our wedding.

>> Sonny: Kate! >> Kate: Oh, hi! >> Sonny: Good to see you.

>> Kate: Oh, hi! >> Sonny: Good to see you. >> Kate: Oh, it's so good

>> Sonny: Good to see you. >> Kate: Oh, it's so good to see you too!

>> Kate: Oh, it's so good to see you too! I knew you were going to be

to see you too! I knew you were going to be exonerated.

I knew you were going to be exonerated. >> Sonny: Why, thank you.

exonerated. >> Sonny: Why, thank you. >> Kate: Have you seen Arianna?

>> Sonny: Why, thank you. >> Kate: Have you seen Arianna? >> Paul: Yeah, we went straight

>> Kate: Have you seen Arianna? >> Paul: Yeah, we went straight there after he got out.

>> Paul: Yeah, we went straight there after he got out. >> Kate: Oh, that's so great.

there after he got out. >> Kate: Oh, that's so great. Gabi and Ari must have been

>> Kate: Oh, that's so great. Gabi and Ari must have been so happy to see you.

Gabi and Ari must have been so happy to see you. They really need that right now,

so happy to see you. They really need that right now, you know?

They really need that right now, you know? >> Sonny: Mm-hmm.

you know? >> Sonny: Mm-hmm. >> Kate: So are you going in to

>> Sonny: Mm-hmm. >> Kate: So are you going in to see Chad and Abigail?

>> Kate: So are you going in to see Chad and Abigail? >> Sonny: Yes.

see Chad and Abigail? >> Sonny: Yes. >> Kate: Okay.

>> Sonny: Yes. >> Kate: Okay. Why don't you go ahead?

>> Kate: Okay. Why don't you go ahead? I-I just need to have

Why don't you go ahead? I-I just need to have a word with Paul.

[soft dramatic music] ¶ ¶

[clears throat] >> Paul: What's up? [knock at door]

>> Paul: What's up? [knock at door] >> Sonny: Hey!

[knock at door] >> Sonny: Hey! >> Chad: Whoa!

>> Sonny: Hey! >> Chad: Whoa! >> Sonny: You look better.

>> Chad: Whoa! >> Sonny: You look better. >> Abigail: Oh, well, you know,

>> Sonny: You look better. >> Abigail: Oh, well, you know, being happy kind of does that

>> Abigail: Oh, well, you know, being happy kind of does that to a person.

being happy kind of does that to a person. >> Sonny: I hear you.

to a person. >> Sonny: I hear you. And I got your text message

>> Sonny: I hear you. And I got your text message earlier.

And I got your text message earlier. >> Chad: And?

earlier. >> Chad: And? >> Sonny: You're on.

>> Chad: And? >> Sonny: You're on. >> Chad: You're gonna

>> Sonny: You're on. >> Chad: You're gonna owe me 50 bucks.

>> Chad: You're gonna owe me 50 bucks. >> Sonny: I don't think so.

owe me 50 bucks. >> Sonny: I don't think so. >> Chad: Really?

>> Sonny: I don't think so. >> Chad: Really? We got the perfect spot

>> Chad: Really? We got the perfect spot for our wedding.

We got the perfect spot for our wedding. >> Sonny: So did we,

for our wedding. >> Sonny: So did we, and it's available late

>> Sonny: So did we, and it's available late September.

and it's available late September. >> Chad: So is ours.

September. >> Chad: So is ours. >> Abigail: Yeah.

>> Chad: So is ours. >> Abigail: Yeah. >> Sonny: Where's the place?

>> Abigail: Yeah. >> Sonny: Where's the place? >> Chad: Well, there's a

>> Sonny: Where's the place? >> Chad: Well, there's a last-minute cancellation,

>> Chad: Well, there's a last-minute cancellation, so we are getting married at...

last-minute cancellation, so we are getting married at... >> Abigail: St. Luke's.

so we are getting married at... >> Abigail: St. Luke's. >> Chad: Boom!

>> Abigail: St. Luke's. >> Chad: Boom! >> Abigail: [laughs]

>> Chad: Boom! >> Abigail: [laughs] >> Sonny: Oh, um...

>> Abigail: [laughs] >> Sonny: Oh, um... I actually just booked that.

>> Sonny: Look. Why don't you just pay me the $50, because you owe me that,

Why don't you just pay me the $50, because you owe me that, and you two can get married

$50, because you owe me that, and you two can get married at St. Luke's?

and you two can get married at St. Luke's? >> Chad: Mm, well,

at St. Luke's? >> Chad: Mm, well, why don't we just--

>> Chad: Mm, well, why don't we just-- We could just find another--

why don't we just-- We could just find another-- another date.

We could just find another-- another date. >> Abigail: Oh, there wasn't

another date. >> Abigail: Oh, there wasn't anything until after

>> Abigail: Oh, there wasn't anything until after the first of the year.

anything until after the first of the year. >> Chad: Well, then, why don't--

the first of the year. >> Chad: Well, then, why don't-- You know what?

>> Chad: Well, then, why don't-- You know what? Why don't you and Paul keep it?

You know what? Why don't you and Paul keep it? I don't want to--I don't want

Why don't you and Paul keep it? I don't want to--I don't want to do that to you.

I don't want to--I don't want to do that to you. And we'll just--we'll find

to do that to you. And we'll just--we'll find another place, and then

And we'll just--we'll find another place, and then we'll just keep our $50.

another place, and then we'll just keep our $50. >> Sonny: No. [laughs]

we'll just keep our $50. >> Sonny: No. [laughs] No, no, no, no, listen.

>> Sonny: No. [laughs] No, no, no, no, listen. Your hearts are set

No, no, no, no, listen. Your hearts are set on St. Luke's.

Your hearts are set on St. Luke's. Take it.

on St. Luke's. Take it. I'll feel like a jerk.

Take it. I'll feel like a jerk. >> Abigail: Well...

I'll feel like a jerk. >> Abigail: Well... I did have that really great

>> Abigail: Well... I did have that really great idea about having

I did have that really great idea about having a double wedding.

idea about having a double wedding. >> Sonny: Oh, were--were you

a double wedding. >> Sonny: Oh, were--were you serious about--about that?

>> Sonny: Oh, were--were you serious about--about that? >> Abigail: Um, I-I mean,

serious about--about that? >> Abigail: Um, I-I mean, I sort of was.

>> Abigail: Um, I-I mean, I sort of was. Okay, so...

I sort of was. Okay, so... All right, it seems to me

Okay, so... All right, it seems to me that if we--we--had a double

All right, it seems to me that if we--we--had a double wedding, we would be saying,

that if we--we--had a double wedding, we would be saying, one, I want to be married

wedding, we would be saying, one, I want to be married to this person forever.

one, I want to be married to this person forever. Two, we're doing it together

to this person forever. Two, we're doing it together because we want to be friends

Two, we're doing it together because we want to be friends forever and we're gonna raise

because we want to be friends forever and we're gonna raise our kids together and we're

forever and we're gonna raise our kids together and we're going to grow old together.

our kids together and we're going to grow old together. And are you buying it?

going to grow old together. And are you buying it? Please? [laughs]

And are you buying it? Please? [laughs] >> Sonny: I-I--

Please? [laughs] >> Sonny: I-I-- >> Abigail: What do you think?

>> Sonny: I-I-- >> Abigail: What do you think? >> Sonny: Yeah, I mean, when you

>> Abigail: What do you think? >> Sonny: Yeah, I mean, when you put it that way, sounds--

>> Sonny: Yeah, I mean, when you put it that way, sounds-- I mean, what do you say, Chad?

put it that way, sounds-- I mean, what do you say, Chad? >> Chad: I mean, I'm not

I mean, what do you say, Chad? >> Chad: I mean, I'm not having kids with you,

>> Chad: I mean, I'm not having kids with you, but she makes a damn--

having kids with you, but she makes a damn-- she makes a damn good argument.

but she makes a damn-- she makes a damn good argument. >> Sonny: Okay, well, then--

she makes a damn good argument. >> Sonny: Okay, well, then-- Well, I got to run it

>> Sonny: Okay, well, then-- Well, I got to run it by Paul, of course, but...

Well, I got to run it by Paul, of course, but... >> Abigail: Yeah, where is he?

by Paul, of course, but... >> Abigail: Yeah, where is he? Why didn't he come in here?

>> Abigail: Yeah, where is he? Why didn't he come in here? >> Sonny: Oh, he's talking

Why didn't he come in here? >> Sonny: Oh, he's talking with Kate right now.

>> Sonny: Oh, he's talking with Kate right now. I'm not really sure why, but...

with Kate right now. I'm not really sure why, but... >> Abigail: You know, it is--

I'm not really sure why, but... >> Abigail: You know, it is-- it is Paul's first wedding,

>> Abigail: You know, it is-- it is Paul's first wedding, though, so I totally understand

it is Paul's first wedding, though, so I totally understand if the two of you want to just

though, so I totally understand if the two of you want to just have a day about you.

if the two of you want to just have a day about you. >> Chad: Yeah, absolutely.

have a day about you. >> Chad: Yeah, absolutely. >> Abigail: You know?

>> Chad: Yeah, absolutely. >> Abigail: You know? >> Paul: Oh, hey, guys.

>> Abigail: You know? >> Paul: Oh, hey, guys. >> Chad: Oh, there he is.

>> Paul: Oh, hey, guys. >> Chad: Oh, there he is. >> Sonny: Oh, hey.

>> Chad: Oh, there he is. >> Sonny: Oh, hey. Good. You're here.

>> Sonny: Oh, hey. Good. You're here. >> Paul: You look a lot better.

Good. You're here. >> Paul: You look a lot better. >> Abigail: Oh, I feel

>> Paul: You look a lot better. >> Abigail: Oh, I feel a lot better, thank you.

>> Abigail: Oh, I feel a lot better, thank you. >> Sonny: So, uh, guess what.

a lot better, thank you. >> Sonny: So, uh, guess what. Turns out St. Luke's only has

>> Sonny: So, uh, guess what. Turns out St. Luke's only has one available date before the

Turns out St. Luke's only has one available date before the beginning of the New Year.

one available date before the beginning of the New Year. >> Paul: Mm-hmm.

beginning of the New Year. >> Paul: Mm-hmm. >> Sonny: And since the three

>> Paul: Mm-hmm. >> Sonny: And since the three of us grew up going

>> Sonny: And since the three of us grew up going to St. Luke's...

of us grew up going to St. Luke's... >> Paul: You want to

to St. Luke's... >> Paul: You want to get married there.

>> Paul: You want to get married there. >> Chad: As soon as possible.

get married there. >> Chad: As soon as possible. >> Abigail: So I kind of

>> Chad: As soon as possible. >> Abigail: So I kind of brought up the idea

>> Abigail: So I kind of brought up the idea of a double wedding again.

brought up the idea of a double wedding again. >> Sonny: And I'm fine with it.

of a double wedding again. >> Sonny: And I'm fine with it. >> Paul: Me too.

>> Sonny: And I'm fine with it. >> Paul: Me too. I mean, as long as I get married

>> Paul: Me too. I mean, as long as I get married to you, I don't--

I mean, as long as I get married to you, I don't-- I don't care how it happens.

to you, I don't-- I don't care how it happens. >> Chad: We have the date.

I don't care how it happens. >> Chad: We have the date. >> Abigail: Uh-huh.

>> Chad: We have the date. >> Abigail: Uh-huh. >> Sonny: We do have the date,

>> Abigail: Uh-huh. >> Sonny: We do have the date, yes.

>> Sonny: We do have the date, yes. >> Paul: You know, guys,

yes. >> Paul: You know, guys, I'm sorry.

>> Paul: You know, guys, I'm sorry. I-I got to take care

I'm sorry. I-I got to take care of something.

I-I got to take care of something. >> Sonny: What's going on?

of something. >> Sonny: What's going on? >> Paul: Um, I have to talk

>> Sonny: What's going on? >> Paul: Um, I have to talk to Marlena.

>> Paul: Um, I have to talk to Marlena. >> Sonny: Okay.

to Marlena. >> Sonny: Okay. Everything--everything's okay?

>> Sonny: Okay. Everything--everything's okay? >> Paul: Yeah.

Everything--everything's okay? >> Paul: Yeah. Yeah, everything's okay.

>> Paul: Yeah. Yeah, everything's okay. Can we just pick this up later?

Yeah, everything's okay. Can we just pick this up later? Is that cool?

Can we just pick this up later? Is that cool? >> Abigail: Yeah, totally.

Is that cool? >> Abigail: Yeah, totally. >> Chad: Yeah, man.

>> Abigail: Yeah, totally. >> Chad: Yeah, man. >> Paul: Awesome.

>> Chad: Yeah, man. >> Paul: Awesome. I'll see you later.

>> Paul: Awesome. I'll see you later. >> Sonny: Okay.

I'll see you later. >> Sonny: Okay. >> Abigail: Well, that was easy.

>> Sonny: Okay. >> Abigail: Well, that was easy. >> Chad: What's going on?

>> Abigail: Well, that was easy. >> Chad: What's going on? You sure he's all right

>> Chad: What's going on? You sure he's all right with this?

You sure he's all right with this? He seems kind of--kind of funny

with this? He seems kind of--kind of funny about it.

He seems kind of--kind of funny about it. >> Sonny: No, no, no, he's--

about it. >> Sonny: No, no, no, he's-- he's, uh, worried about his dad.

>> Sonny: No, no, no, he's-- he's, uh, worried about his dad. >> Abigail: Oh, yeah.

he's, uh, worried about his dad. >> Abigail: Oh, yeah. My mom told me about him

>> Abigail: Oh, yeah. My mom told me about him and Marlena.

My mom told me about him and Marlena. >> Sonny: Yeah.

and Marlena. >> Sonny: Yeah. Yeah, it's, uh--it's rough,

>> Sonny: Yeah. Yeah, it's, uh--it's rough, but...

Yeah, it's, uh--it's rough, but... Um, anyway, I will, uh,

but... Um, anyway, I will, uh, call St. Luke's, okay,

Um, anyway, I will, uh, call St. Luke's, okay, let them know that we're doing

call St. Luke's, okay, let them know that we're doing a double wedding.

let them know that we're doing a double wedding. It'll be good.

a double wedding. It'll be good. Four of us. Whoo!

It'll be good. Four of us. Whoo! All right.

Four of us. Whoo! All right. See you later.

All right. See you later. >> Chad: It's official.

See you later. >> Chad: It's official. >> Abigail: Official.

>> Chad: It's official. >> Abigail: Official. >> Chad: We gots the date.

>> Abigail: Official. >> Chad: We gots the date. >> Abigail: Mm-hmm.

>> Chad: We gots the date. >> Abigail: Mm-hmm. This is gonna be a wedding

>> Abigail: Mm-hmm. This is gonna be a wedding no one's gonna forget.

This is gonna be a wedding no one's gonna forget. >> Chad: That's right.

>> Abigail: I want to try walking. >> Chad: Uh...honey,

walking. >> Chad: Uh...honey, Kayla said that you could do--

>> Chad: Uh...honey, Kayla said that you could do-- you could do bed to chair,

Kayla said that you could do-- you could do bed to chair, chair to bed,

you could do bed to chair, chair to bed, in any particular order,

chair to bed, in any particular order, but it's got to be that order,

in any particular order, but it's got to be that order, chair to bed, bed to--

but it's got to be that order, chair to bed, bed to-- >> Abigail: I am gonna be

chair to bed, bed to-- >> Abigail: I am gonna be walking down the aisle to you

>> Abigail: I am gonna be walking down the aisle to you very soon, and I intend to do

walking down the aisle to you very soon, and I intend to do that by myself, so...

very soon, and I intend to do that by myself, so... is the brake on the chair?

that by myself, so... is the brake on the chair? >> Chad: Okay, why don't you

is the brake on the chair? >> Chad: Okay, why don't you just, uh--

>> Chad: Okay, why don't you just, uh-- >> Abigail: That's the brake,

just, uh-- >> Abigail: That's the brake, right?

>> Abigail: That's the brake, right? >> Chad: You're doing it.

right? >> Chad: You're doing it. All right. Okay, um...

>> Chad: You're doing it. All right. Okay, um... >> Abigail: I'm gonna do it

All right. Okay, um... >> Abigail: I'm gonna do it by myself.

>> Abigail: I'm gonna do it by myself. Go over there.

by myself. Go over there. >> Chad: You sure

Go over there. >> Chad: You sure you're strong enough?

>> Chad: You sure you're strong enough? Here?

you're strong enough? Here? >> Abigail: I will make up

Here? >> Abigail: I will make up for it in determination.

>> Abigail: I will make up for it in determination. Trust me. Stay there.

[squeals] Aah! >> Chad: You okay?

Aah! >> Chad: You okay? >> Abigail: Yeah.

>> Chad: You okay? >> Abigail: Yeah. [humming "Bridal Chorus"]

>> Abigail: Yeah. [humming "Bridal Chorus"] >> Chad: Oh, boy.

[humming "Bridal Chorus"] >> Chad: Oh, boy. Oh, she's moving now, folks.

>> Chad: Oh, boy. Oh, she's moving now, folks. >> Abigail: Ah!

Oh, she's moving now, folks. >> Abigail: Ah! [humming]

>> Abigail: Ah! [humming] Ow.

[humming] Ow. Okay.

Ow. Okay. [humming]

Okay. [humming] Aaah! Ow.

[humming] Aaah! Ow. >> Chad: Oh.

Aaah! Ow. >> Chad: Oh. I got you.

>> Chad: Oh. I got you. Not bad, though.

I got you. Not bad, though. >> Abigail: That's not bad, huh?

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Judge James E. Boasberg is on the attack.

He wants the details of Hillary's email investigation to finally get seen by the public.

Earlier this week, we reported that FBI was withholding documents on the Clinton investigation

based on "lack of public interest."

According to the Washington Times, a federal judge has ordered the FBI to disclose more

details on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's secret email account.

"After reviewing the document in camera, the court concludes that it largely rehashes

information already made public, thus obviating any need for secrecy," the judge said.

"After reviewing the document in camera, the court concludes that it largely rehashes

information already made public, thus obviating any need for secrecy," the judge said.

Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch released a statement about this ruling.

"We're happy with the ruling but it is unbelievable we're being opposed by Trump

appointees in the State and Justice Departments on the Clinton email issue.

President Trump ought to be outraged his appointees are protecting Hillary Clinton.

The State Department should initiate action with the Justice Department – and both agencies

should finally take the necessary steps to recover all the government emails Hillary

Clinton unlawfully removed."

It's time that the emails finally come out.

The public deserves to know the truth.

Get this out there, Patriots.

Don't back down in the face of this evil.

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7 Things Introverts Will Never, Ever Understand

Although introverts make up 30-50 percent of the population, the introvert's way is

not everyone's way.

Introverts prefer calm, low-key environments, and we actually enjoy spending time alone.

Often quiet and reflective, we tend to think before we speak and seek meaning in all we

do.

A few close friends is usually all we need to feel socially fulfilled; we don't chase

fame and popularity.

In this video, I'm going to show you 7 things introverts will never ever understand.

Before we start, make sure to like this video and subscribe our channel so you won't miss

any interesting update in the future guys.

Because the introvert's way is not everyone's way, there are a lot of things that don't

make sense to us introverts.

Here are seven of those things.

Well, these things may not be true of every introvert, but I'm sure these topics came

up frequently so it should be quite accurate.

1.

People who think being alone is boring.

We all know someone who can't stand being alone.

Their nights and weekends are packed with social plans.

At work, they're rarely found at their desk, because they're almost always hovering over

someone else's, chatting.

These people call their friends when they're driving alone in their car, and even grocery

shopping in a crowded store seems too solitary, so they drag their roommate with them.

For these oh-so-social butterflies, being alone for an afternoon is the ultimate punishment.

For introverts, it's the opposite.

Being surrounded by people 24/7 is the very definition of hell on earth.

It's not that we hate people; rather, due to our biology, we need downtime in order

to create the energy we need to "show up" for our relationships, jobs, and other commitments.

It simply does not compute when people say that being alone is boring.

2.

Not having enough time to mentally prepare to interact with people.

Talk to people?

Record it?

Release that recording to other people?

Worst of all, we didn't have time to think through about the answers to their questions.

For introverts like me who struggle with word retrieval, being put on the spot and knowing

we'd be judged for it.

Many introverts need time to get their public face on.

At any given moment, we're drifting through our inner landscape of thoughts, daydreams,

and emotions.

Pulling us out of this serene world takes an energetic mental shift.

This translates to us balking at sudden invitations to hang out in five minutes, disliking being

put on the spot in groups and meetings, and clamming up when having to flirt spontaneously.

Because words are hard.

3.

Friends who constantly call instead of text.

Seriously, do people still use the phone this way?

Yes they do.

I have an extroverted friend who I'm trying to train.

I text him a question.

He calls me.

I don't answer.

Then I text him again, "What's up?"

Seeing my text, he calls again.

We're getting nowhere.

I get it, sometimes the phone is the fastest way to communicate a complicated plan or idea

to someone.

And there's something reassuring about hearing your loved one's voice on the other end

of the phone, especially when the two of you are separated by distance.

But in general, this goes back to that whole "introverts need time to mentally prepare

to interact with people" thing.

For us, a text is less intrusive than a phone call.

It politely waits for a time when we've had a few moments to mentally prepare to respond.

4.

People who seem to never run out of words.

Have you ever been held captive by a conversation?

Of course you have, because we all have that one neighbor or coworker who doesn't wind

down once they've wound up.

When this happens to me, my mind starts tuning out the actual words and instead starts scanning

for a pattern of sounds, trying to pinpoint the exact moment when the person pauses to

take a breath.

That's when I say, "Well, I have to get going!"

When it comes to marathon talkers, that moment never comes.

We introverts tend to be minimalists with our words, so we have a hard time wrapping

our heads around people who have words in abundance.

Generally, we only speak when we feel we have something of real value to say.

We dislike small talk because it seems inauthentic; we'd rather talk about big ideas or topics

that are personally meaningful to us.

5.

Choosing quantity over quality when it comes to relationships.

Introverts tend to have small social circles, and we're okay with that.

We'd rather invest our limited social energy into a few meaningful relationships than have

an entourage of acquaintances.

Depth, not breadth.

When someone has enough friends to fill a subway car, introverts don't get it.

Where do these people get the energy to maintain that many relationships?

And answer that many phone calls?

It makes no sense to us.

6.

Purposely calling a lot of attention to yourself, and enjoying it.

In general, introverts will not be the ones hinting to our friends that they should ask

the TGI Fridays waiters to sing happy birthday to us.

Nor do we dream of having our sweetheart propose to us on the Jumbo-tron at the baseball game

for the entire stadium to see.

In school, we probably weren't the class clowns, because who needs all that attention?

Sure, we can hold our own in front of a crowd if we have to, but we won't crave moments

like those.

7.

Socializing just to pass the time.

An extroverted friend once remarked, "Of course I'm going to the party.

What else would I do tonight?"

To introverts, this line of thinking doesn't make sense.

There are so many glorious things we can imagine ourselves doing when we have a night to ourselves.

Netflix, reading, gaming, internet surfing, you name it.

For us, socializing isn't about alleviating boredom or passing the time.

When we do hang out, we usually do it with a purpose in mind, to make a friend, find

a date, network, or simply make a connection.

If we are just looking for something to do, anything, we have so many other wonderful

introverted options.

Options that involve takeout, comfy pants, and a good book.

Well, that's the 7 things introverts will never ever understand.

Really cool information isn't it?

Please do share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to give us account subs and watch other amazing videos on our channel.

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(pixelated by Frechdachs489)

As far as I can see, which is at least 1.5 to 2 kilometres,

there's...

there are only one or two people creating an emergency lane.

Or maybe they just drifted to far to the right accidently.

Sascha on truck tour

The daily madness on German roads

A Fahrnünftig production

These to cars in front of me were probably build in the seventies.

They don't seem to have a right hand mirror, because I can't see another reason to pull in front of a truck so close.

Even his brake lights went on.

The truck driver was so annoyed he pull out later and thanked them by flshing his high beams.

There's no point on pulling in so close.

And because I'm often asked when it's the right time to merge in front of another vehicle:

My driving instructor told me: 'Not until you can see the headlights of the vehicle behind you in your inside mirror.

And that's a good rule.

And in case you thought they were taking this exit,

well, no. They're staying in the right lane.

[navigation] Take the exit #18...

Wait!

[navigation] ...then stay right.

I almost missed it.

I just made it.

If I was driving behind myself now, I would definety show it in the video.

(Toooot!)

They're behaving quite stupidly here.

Changing lanes without indicating.

Did you hear that too?

I heard it too, but I have no idea where it was coming from.

All he wants to do is holding people up.

Let them take the exit.

I don't get that.

Oh crap! What happened to him?

Holy shit.

His truck is on the other side of the crash barrier.

Yes - behind the barrier.

Maybe he fell asleep. Once you're on the grass you can only hope

to come to a stop without tipping over.

(The bang was him lifting up the container)

Stop!

Why are you bouncing like that? Did I fill up kangaroo fuel?!

Mmhh...they must look for something.

There it lies.

(hazard lights)

There was the part that they were looking for.

But if he stands behind you, he also knows it's you.

Luckily, my navigation system doesn't annoy me at all.

It won't stop warning me about a speed camera that's 700km ahead.

(I know, radar detectors are prohibited.)

He's got balls of steel.

Driving 100...105kph in snowy conditions.

106, 107.

I'll have you on camera.

So I can hoot when I see you standing in the ditch later.

And I'll say: 'See, that's the outcome of an unsound mind.'

(My truck brakes.)

Keep driving.

[navigation] Take the second exit at the roundabout and drive into the 'Berliner Allee'.

Berli-liner All-lee.

My navigation system does tongue twisters. Berli-liner All-lee.

[music]: Urban Cookie Collective - The Key The Secret

Can you imagine what it feels like coming towards that sign,

you know the truck will brake and there's nothing you can do about it.

Well, this time it didn't.

But it's such an uncomfortable feeling driving this piece of crap.

Imagine you're driving along a road and you have to keep in mind that the truck is going to brake hard suddenly.

(In places I know it will brake, I deactivate the system preventively.)

(donated by Daniel)

[navigation] Turn right now.

Dude!

What's going on here?

Driving 65kph, that's really annoying.

Oh, it's a 60kph limit to trucks. Well, I didn't see that.

Oh my! What are they doing here?

They rush into the exit, another one sits in the left lane.

Why are we driving so slow?

What's wrong with him that he gets overtaken on the right by everyone?

Has he even got a license?

And now he wants to change the lane.

Come on now. Move over!

Oh boy.

Loook at this fool. What can you do?!

You can only overtake him on the right.

Woohoo! I'm about to spurt.

I'll have to overtake him right away.

Hopefully he notices that there's a tight corner.

A tight corner - be careful!

Was that a melody?

Thank you very much for watching and donating:

Doesn't the right lane end there?

Oh folks!

Didn't they see that - where are they looking at?!

My god.

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DOS Web Browsing in 2017 | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 7:20.

MS-DOS MS-DOS

MS-DOS

Microsoft DOS is a lot like Candy Man.

You say it's name 3 times into the mirror, and nothing happens.

What-so-ever.

Because Candy Man is a fictional character in a Bernard Rose horror movie.

What DOS does share with Candy Man, is that they were both knocking about in the early

90s, and in a similar twist of fate, the world wide web was also in it's infancy at that

time.

World Wide Web World Wide Web

Shut the hell up.

As a feverish user of DOS in the 90s, it strikes me that I never used it to browse the web.

Sure I setup IPX networks to play games like Duke Nukem 3D with friends, and even jumped

onto bulletin boards and services like BT Wireplay.

But the internet was solely the domain of Windows, and in my case, Windows '95.

I didn't really start logging on until around 1997, and by that point with Netscape Navigator

and Internet explorer 4 there was little need for a DOS browsing environment, especially

given Graphical User Interfaces such as Windows were much more tooled up for the task.

But yet, that doesn't phase the hardcore DOS enthusiast and there were indeed browsers

for DOS.

I'm going to show you 3 browsers which operate in DOS, and then after that I'll briefly explain

the setup process involved in connecting to the web from this command line interface.

Let's start with the basics; A text based browser called elinks.

Starting life in 2001 as an experimental development fork of the 1999 Links browser, this console

browsing environment is actually quite a pleasant experience.

Out of the window go all those huge images and crappy CSS formatting, and we're left

with text.

Raw, unadulterated text.

How refreshing.

Originally developed for Unix like operating systems like Linux, this is a source port

over to DOS, and it's got all the tools you'd expect in browser, from bookmarks to multiple

tabs.

When it comes to websites secured with a certificate, it falls over, so modern sites like Youtube

and even the Yahoo home page are unable to load, but others are perfectly usable, including

Google, which kindly drops to the unsecured protocol without issue.

When I think of DOS, THIS is the kind of browser I think of.

You may have noticed that when I tried to get on Lazygamereviews.com under Windows 98,

it crashed Internet explorer.

But given Clint's site works like a DOS prompt, I thought it was worth a try in eLinks.

But unfortunately, it doesn't get further than trying to Boot to DOS... that's understandable

as the site actually relies on a lot of scripting to create this pretend DOS environment.

Next up we have Arachne, released in 1996 and developed by Michal Polak.

Now Arachne might be one you've seen before.

It's the easiest browser to setup and it's pretty fully featured, even including a file

explorer for your hard drive.

I've got the browser running in a VESA 800x600 resolution and indeed, everything is identifiable

as the internet.

I mean, the browser ignores CSS and so formatting is pretty much out the window, but the sites

you can get on, you can generally navigate.

You might think Google would be no trouble here, but it

ends up in a perpetual loop, probably whilst trying to re-direct from the secure version

of the site.

Bing just crashed it entirely.

But give it a site like Steve Benway's blog and you're quickly in DOS heaven.

Beautiful.

You even get this very 90s electricity flash when loading up a site.

Which you will need because loading modern websites is painfully slow here.

and last, but certainly not least, Dillo.

Originally released in 1999 and designed as a multi-platform browser, running in DOS was

almost part of it's job description.

Dillo is pretty feature packed, and much more like a modern web browser, including partial

CSS support, bookmarks, images and tabbed browsing.

Most websites work to some degree, and some will appear pretty perfectly.

Even Bing works...

Errr, maybe a little too well.

Dillo is actually pretty fast as well, with some nice caching features, and it's probably

the best choice if you want to experience the internet as it's intended in DOS.

Now, accessing the web like this isn't quite as easy as connecting up to our Wi-Fi and

going as we do now days, and even in getting these browsers up and running I took a simplified

route by using a virtual machine.

The web in the 90s may have been very exciting, but it was also a pain in the bloomin' neck.

I'm using Virtual Box for the virtual machine, and within that I've installed a Free DOS

environment.

It's perfectly possible to use MS-DOS, however Free DOS has some better memory management,

which is pretty handy for bulky programs like Arachne.

It also handles the mouse and CD-ROM drivers, without having to dick about in config.sys

and autoexec.bat too much.

After installing the FreeDOS additional networking components - because I forgot - the next task

is to activate the provided packet driver, which can latch onto the emulated network

card.

The next step isn't essential, but it's handy for file sharing and the like, plus I enjoy

seeing those familiar Microsoft setup screens.

The Microsoft network client can be setup with this AMD network card driver, which is

compatible with the Virtual Box emulation, and then we're pretty much good to go.

Installing Arachne is straight forward.

The other programs need some configuration file editing.

But Arachne should be able to automatically detect the packet driver, leaving a few manual

network settings to enter via. it's lovely interface and we're good to go!

Internet browsing in DOS... in 2017.

Lovely job.

I'll drop some links and default values in the video description if you're off your chain

like me and fancy trying this yourself.

Otherwise, thanks very much for watching.

Here's another video you can watch.

Here's a button to subscribe and here's a button to help support my channel through

Patreon.

In any case, have a great evening!

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Celebrity dogs.

They're known for stealing scenes from their less exciting — and, let's face it, less

adorable — human colleagues with a simple waggle of their tails or flutter of their

big eyes.

But are movie dogs complete divas on set?

Does newfound fame send them down a shame-spiral of depression and hard doggie drugs just like

their child star counterparts?

Or do they retreat from the spotlight, eager to live a normal life once the initial rush

of exposure has passed?

Let's find out.

Forrest - Hachi: A Dog's Tale

According to the blog The Daily Onigiri, Hachiko is an Akita who's the most famous dog in Japan.

He waited for his owner in the same spot every day at Shibuya Station, and continued to do

so for ten years following his death, leading a statue to be built there in his honor.

As producer Vicki Shigekuni Wong explains in her blog, she named her own Shiba after

the famous dog after visiting the statue.

His death in 2004 inspired the making of Hachi: A Dog's Tale.

Several dogs were required to portray Hachiko.

Although Akita dogs were chosen to stay true to Hahicko's story, their growth spurts meant

that mostly smaller Shibas were utilized for the shoot.

Wong notes that even the animal trainers themselves had never worked with this breed before, as

the dogs are very "independent-thinking," and star Richard Gere was reportedly anxious

about meeting his canine co-stars.

According to Wong's blog, after the movie wrapped, Forrest — one of the dog actors

— was gifted to a man named Joe, who had recently lost his own Akita.

Breeder Kathy Coffman explains,

"Joe was Akita-less and the first day he and his family met Forrest — we knew it was

a perfect match."

Angel - Beverly Hills Chihuahua

There's something strangely charming about Beverly Hills Chihuahua, the 2008 Disney family

comedy about a pampered pooch who gets dog-napped.

We're happy to report that the most pampered Chihuahua in Hollywood is still alive and

kicking, even taking part in the two sequels.

In an interview on the "Oh, Behave" show on Pet Life Radio, trainer Mike Alexander explained

how they had about 50 Chihuahuas on set at any one time.

But their little angel was, of course, Angel, who plays Chloe, the main character.

Disney had a very specific idea of what they wanted her to be, and they found it in Angel.

Alexander described her as,

"A big dog in a little dog's body."

Alexander later revealed that he adopted her after the shoot.

If that's not a seal of approval for a dog actor, then what is?

Cosmo - Beginners

Mike Mills' critically celebrated and hugely personal 2010 movie Beginners is regularly

featured on "Best Of" lists of go-to LGBTQ movies.

Dog-star Arthur, portrayed by a pooch named Cosmo, is so integral to the plot, he even

features prominently on the film's poster.

In order to capture that realistic pet-owner relationship, trainer Mathilde De Cagny told

the New York Times that she slathered bacon grease on star Christopher Plummer's face,

then encouraged an eager Cosmo to lick it off.

Cosmo was also reportedly painted with brown spots, so he'd more closely resemble Mills'

real-life Jack Russell terrier.

Following the shoot, star Ewan McGregor was so enamored with his co-star that he wanted

to take the little guy home himself.

McGregor explained that, unfortunately, his wife is allergic to dogs and cats so Cosmo

was returned to his rightful owner, De Cagny.

Carlos - Max

The movie Max is kind of like a doggie version of American Sniper.

It's described by Yahoo!

Movies as,

"A coming-of-age tale about a young boy who inherits a military dog after his brother

dies on the front-lines in Afghanistan."

The lead actor was a Belgian Shepherd named Carlos, who wasn't even two years old at the

time of filming.

According to trainer Mark Forbes, none of the canine actors had any experience prior

to the shoot and were located following a nationwide search.

Director Boaz Yakin told USA Today that Carlos had "pure star quality" but

"The only problem was that Carlos was very temperamental."

Although his IMDb, lists just that one credit at the time of this video, the dog had such

personality that the filmmakers ended up basing a lot of Max's character on him.

Now that's real star power.

Quince - Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues

The breakout star of the comedy hit Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy wasn't Will Ferrell

as much as it was his beloved pet, Baxter.

The legendary canine who was unfairly punted by Jack Black spoke fluent Spanish, and ate

a whole wheel of cheese.

Sadly, the little fella passed away before he could steal the show in the sequel, leading

a pooch named Quince to take the stage in his place.

In an interview with The Atlantic, trainer Raymond Beal revealed how Quince was plucked

from relative obscurity after being rescued from a supermarket parking lot.

But the canine newcomer took to his new role with grace, working the junket circuit and

even barking in response to journalists' questions.

Baxter is such a pivotal character that director Adam McKay even floated the idea of creating

a doggie-focused PG spin-off.

Wow.

From supermarket to starring role.

Andy - John Wick & Burton/Bubba John Wick: Chapter 2

The hit action movie John Wick was considered by many to be a major return to form for star

Keanu Reeves, meaning he was probably a bit peeved that his canine co-star, Andy, was

more of a breakout hit after the movie than he was.

Trainer Kim Krafsky from Animal Actors International explained why they chose a Beagle to the New

York Post:

"There's this thing about them, they're just cute.

They're not overly large or small, they're just a cuddly breed with those big sad eyes,"

She purchased Andy from a breeder after a difficult, two-week long search for just the

right dog.

Andy took to the press circuit with ease and later settled down for a relaxing break on

the Animal Actors International farm in New Jersey following his first showbiz job.

At the climax of John Wick, we see our hero choosing a new furry friend to accompany him

on his future quests.

In keeping with John Wick Chapter 2's grittier aesthetic, producers chose a pit-bull, which

is probably the furthest dog from a beagle imaginable.

In an interview with MTV News in the UK, Reeves espoused how he'd bonded with pit-bull Burton

by hanging out with him pretty much constantly.

Here, Director Chad Stahleski, explains why he was the one:

"We just looked and he had the saddest face, so that's kind of how he was chosen.

And he had this little waddle to a walk.

He just looked, what's a nice way to put it… very empathetic."

Thankfully, he made it through to the end of the film to accompany Wick on his next

misadventure.

Leo - Underdog

Lemon beagle Leo, who portrayed classic character Underdog in 2007, is arguably the most famous

dog on this list.

Or, at the very least, he's had the most successful show-business career.

Trainer Boone Narr was reportedly unsure about Leo at first, telling Visual Hollywood,

"He was overweight and as round as he was long, and he was completely out of-control."

However, thanks to his great personality and a strict dog boot camp, Leo was quickly whipped

into shape in time for shooting.

The lemon beagle cutie has since gone on to significant doggie fame, including starring

in a Trifexis commercial.

Not bad for a previously plump little fellow.

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