Thursday, January 25, 2018

Youtube daily report w Jan 25 2018

(SPORTS SWAP)

I'm Herberts Vasiljevs, Latvia, ice hockey.

Herberts Vasiljevs!

I love fast-paced hockey, the challenge, the competition

and when a goal is scored, it's unbelievable!

(3-TIME OLYMPIAN,

(TURIN 2006, VANCOUVER 2010, SOCHI 2014)

I'm Valentina Marchei and I'm a figure skater from Italy.

The good thing about our sport is there are no copies.

Being yourself, we are all different.

- Argh! - Oh!

I am the boss, OK?

(SPORTS SWAP)

(ICE HOCKEY/FIGURE SKATING)

(FIGURE SKATING/ICE HOCKEY)

Hi, Valentina.

- Nice to meet you! - Nice to meet you, too.

What do you think is going to be the toughest challenge

for you in hockey?

I think the eye-hand coordination with the puck.

I'm used to skating alone so I don't really handle anything.

So that is going to be challenging.

I absolutely have no knowledge about ice hockey.

It's the fastest team sport on earth.

The little Italian lady will have a tough time!

Oh, welcome!

You look so pretty!

What do you know about figure skating?

- They twist a lot? - Spin!

- Ah! They spin! It's a spin! - Yeah!

They try to jump all the time.

- Not try! - They do the...

This one! I don't know what it is.

OK, nice, er, stretched leg!

I am scared. I've got no padding.

I'm going to do some...

I hate doing the turns and the flips!

And whatever else they do!

(THE KIT)

Ooh! Oh, my God! Ahh!

Argh!

So, these are the shin pads,

protecting always against pucks, sticks, everything.

Then we have elbow pads where you can elbow guys.

Obviously we have gloves and we have a helmet.

(HELMET - THERMOPLASTIC OUTER SHELL, FOAM PADDING INSIDE)

We put on you just a few sparkles,

so you're pretty lucky today.

You need to carry all those sparkles

because if you don't own the dress, you're no-one!

The blade is a bit different because yours is a bit thinner.

Mine is a bit larger.

Usually it's 4mm mine, and yours is about 3mm.

You have toe picks now and that's the main thing.

- You see? - That's pretty sharp!

The stick, it's one piece and made out of carbon.

The curve is different with every player.

My curve is like this.

Yeah.

It's called the pancake flipper.

I'm going to show you.

Oop-la!

The puck.

OK, you can feel it a little bit.

How does it feel?

- How does it feel? - It's OK, I've got padding.

It's no problem. It's about 160-170 grams.

It's not very heavy.

But the thing is it's very, very hard.

We're going to put the real jersey on.

You're going to look like a real hockey player.

God! I feel like a lion in a cage here.

(THE WARM UP)

It's so important to have inside edge

and the outside edge.

Just to warm up so you feel comfortable on the ice.

This is the basics of everything.

Like every jump, the entrance of the spin, the cross-overs.

Bravo!

Outside, cross inside.

Wow!

(THE INITIATION)

So we're going to go around the pylons,

like one, two, three, four pylons.

Go around them to the goal.

And then try to shoot and score a goal.

So put it on the ice.

- Cool! - So you saw how it's done.

- You were too strict with me! - I'm not strict!

- You are! - Easy going.

You can take your time.

Go round, go round and then try to shoot.

You need a little work.

It's the puck thing. The puck runs away.

Is there like a motor inside or something that it goes?

It runs away by itself. I can't control it!

That's the difficult part, just to tame the puck,

just to have it under control

all the time. But everything else,

she'll get used to skating and puck handling,

but you need practice, practice, practice!

It's like a dancer on the ice rink.

Very nice!

So what about doing a challenge

about one jump, one spin and one spiral?

(SPIN)

(SPIRAL)

He's a kamikaze!

(JUMP)

You have to know which foot is...

when to jump from which side.

So it's really tough to do.

Welcome to my world.

(THE BASICS)

Argh!

That's all I could... Oh! You're a hockey player now!

First part will be skating through the pylons

with no puck.

(BALANCE)

And the second thing,

you're just going to push the puck in front of you.

(CONTROL)

The third part is going to be only stick handling.

We're going to here, go through...and shoot!

Yeah. OK.

Stop it.

Already jumped one.

- Oof! - It's OK.

So when do we get physical, like I want to...

Argh! Hit you!

- Argh! - Ohh!

(BODY CHECKING - ONLY PERMITTED AGAINST OPPONENT WITH PUCK)

It's challenging, it's not easy.

It's not an easy game. This needs a lot of repeats.

Let's start with three turns.

When you turn onto the inside, you put your leg in the front.

Oh, OK.

OK, good.

Ah, OK, better, better.

Loosen your shoulders. OK, good.

You... No! Loose them up!

- I am loose! - No, you're not loose!

You're like this, you have no neck!

Show your neck.

Good, nice.

Oh! Don't start from bending.

A good prince or ballerina,

they open their foot,

stretch their leg and bend.

I am the boss, OK?

Good.

Perfecto!

You almost looked pretty.

So the only thing you will have to do is closing.

OK?

(PERFORMANCE/EXECUTION)

(KEY JUDGING CRITERIA IN FIGURE SKATING)

You have to look nice, you have to look elegant.

You have to be...

You have to show off!

Totally opposite to hockey!

(THE CHALLENGE)

So the hard part is over. It's just the easy part.

Just repeat the challenge.

(THREE ATTEMPTS

(TO SCORE A GOAL)

Ahhh!

At least try to go a little faster!

Whoo!

I totally respect after this practice the hockey players

because it's so, so difficult and really demanding

and it's that physical that you have to be strong,

that you have to be attentive.

She improved speed wise, she improved stick-handling wise.

Even the shot was better

so there's a lot of confidence that is involved in hockey

and she improved a lot!

It's time to go back to my natural world,

the one of the princesses and the sparkles and the toe picks!

And no sticks!

(PERFORM A ROUTINE

(WITH ONE JUMP, ONE SPIN, ONE SPIRAL)

So show me what you have learnt and show me your routine.

Oh! Pretty prince!

Woo-hoo! Good!

For me it was the spinning that was really tough.

I can't spin, I don't know how to do this.

The little bit that I spun that was already my world!

We could see finally a smoother part.

There's, like, something nice inside of here.

Inside, yeah.

Inside! Very deep inside.

(SHOWBOATING)

Woo-hoo!

I want to challenge you to three different challenges.

OK.

One, who spins the longest.

- I'm dizzy! - Yay!

One, pushing out from the barrier on one foot.

Who goes the furthest.

And 50m sprint!

- Yep! - No!

- Good job! - Very nice.

Thank you very much.

(SPORTS SWAP)

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Who Is Malia Obama's Incredibly Rich Boyfriend - Duration: 4:04.

Malia Obama began attending Harvard University in the fall of 2017.

Shortly before Thanksgiving, TMZ released a video of Obama briefly locking lips with

someone while tailgating at her very first Harvard-Yale football game.

He's now known to be Malia's rumored boyfriend, Rory Farquharson.

So... who is this guy?

He's a smoker

Obama and Farquharson were photographed smiling at one another while walking and talking in

Soho on January 20th, 2018.

In every picture from their outing, Farquharson can be seen with a cigarette in hand.

Surprised?

An estimated one-third of college students smoke, according to a 2013 report, so it's

not that uncommon.

In fact, Malia is at least an occasional smoker, as well, and she was the first of the pair

spotted with a cigarette.

No word on what Barack thinks about Malia smoking, but in a 2012 interview, Michelle

Obama discussed her husband's former habit as it related to his daughters:

"I know that his ability to ultimately kick the habit was because of the girls, because

they're at the age now where you can't hide.

I think that he didn't want to look his girls in the eye and tell them that they shouldn't

do something that he was still doing."

He's British

The Telegraph reports that Farquharson grew up across the pond and was the so-called "head

boy" — class President, essentially — for one year at the prestigious Rugby School,

a boarding school located in the birthplace of the namesake sport.

He was also a member of the chemistry club and played both golf and rugby for the school.

He goes to Harvard

Like Obama, Farquharson is now a student at Harvard University, which is likely where

the lovebirds first met.

While Malia's major is unknown, Farquharson may be following in his father's footsteps,

according to The Telegraph.

Charles Farquharson obtained a law degree from Cambridge University and is now a chief

executive at an investment firm in London.

Rory reportedly followed quite a few banking-related accounts on Twitter before he deleted his

profile.

Which brings us to ...

He's offline

Page Six reported that since he began dating Obama, Farquharson has deleted his social

media accounts.

It's understandable given the scrutiny that comes with mega-high-profile relationships.

Just ask Meghan Markle.

According to ABC News, when her relationship with Prince Harry became serious, Markle deleted

her blog, stopped sharing photos of her life on Instagram, and stepped away from Twitter.

He's fashionable

Sure, Farquharson has the accent, but does he have the look?

Maybe!

Vanity Fair claims that he and Obama both have "mastered New York City street style,"

based on a few scant photographs.

While Malia's look has been on point for years, it's unclear if Farquharson is consistently

stylish or not.

On the day in question, Farquharson was photographed in an eye-catching puffy blue jacket, but

even more eyes were on his sunglasses — his tiny, tiny sunglasses.

A popular trend in the '90s, the small shades look is being revitalized by the likes of

Selena Gomez, the Kardashian and Jenner clan, and Rihanna, according to Vanity Fair.

Rory appears, at the very least, to be on-trend.

He's loaded

How rich is the Farquharson clan?

They're not in the upper crust, but the numbers don't lie: The Telegraph reported that Farquharson's

childhood home is worth just over two million dollars, The Rugby School cost them 14-thousand

dollars per term, and Harvard is, of course, notoriously expensive.

His executive father isn't the only one bringing home the full English breakfast, either: Rory's

mother, Catherine, is an accountant working for the government in London.

He's being watched

While President Obama hasn't commented specifically on their relationship, he has discussed his

thoughts about his daughters growing up and dating.

A few months before Malia and Rory were spotted locking lips, ABC News asked him how he felt

about his girls dating.

Obama said he's, quote, "pretty relaxed about it," citing Michelle's influence as one reason

he's so chill about the prospect.

Then Obama joked:

"The other reason is because they've had secret service.

There's only so much they can do!"

It's unclear if Malia is still under secret service protection, and if this protection

is why Farquharson deleted his social media accounts.

Regardless, the whole world's watching their every move — the price you pay for mingling

with American royalty.

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How to Get Motivated and Find Your Spark - Rule #4 - Duration: 2:31.

Nelson Mandela is a particularly special case study in the leadership world because he is

universally regarded as a great leader.

You can take other personalities and depending on the nation you go to we have different

opinions about other personalities but Nelson Mandela across the world is universally regarded

as a great leader.

He was actually the son of a tribal chief and he was asked one day "How did you learn

to be a great leader?"

And he responded that he would go with his father to tribal meetings and he remembers

two things when his father would meet with other elders.

One – they would always sit in a circle, and Two – his father was always the last

to speak.

You will be told your whole life that you need to learn to listen.

I would say that you need to learn to be the last to speak.

I see it in boardrooms every day of the week, even people who consider themselves good leaders,

who may actually be decent leaders, will walk into a room and say here's the problem, here's

what I think but I'm interested in your opinion, let's go around the room.

It's too late.

The skill to hold your opinions to yourself until everyone has spoken does two things.

One, it gives everybody else the feeling that they have been heard, it gives everyone else

the ability to feel that they have contributed.

And two, you get the benefit of hearing what everybody else has to think before you render

your opinion.

The skill is really to keep your opinions to yourself.

If you agree with somebody, don't nod yes.

If you disagree with somebody, don't nod no.

Simply sit there, take it all in and the only thing you're allowed to do is ask questions,

so that you can understand what they mean and why they have the opinion that they have.

You must understand from where they are speaking, why they have the opinion they have, not just

what they are saying.

And at the end you will get your turn.

It sounds easy, it's not.

Practice being the last to speak, that's what Nelson Mandela did.

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Ten Sure Signs You're an Outgoing Introvert - Duration: 3:16.

10 Sure Signs You're an Outgoing Introvert

You may not know that you may belong to outgoing introvert.

It is actually an introvert person with extrovert traits gets in the way sometimes.

You should know that introversion and extroversion are not as simple as black and white.

It's more like a spectrum, and it will change from time to time.

Some people may fall closer to the end of the spectrum, Which make them either very

introverted, or, very extroverted.

However, most people are actually somewhere in the middle of the spectrum, which is quite

harder to determine.

If your test suggests that you are an introvert, but you do not feel that way, you should consider

these signs of an outgoing introvert on this video.

Before we jump to the lists, make sure to like this video and subscribe to our channel,

so you won't miss any of our interesting updates in the future.

So, here are the signs of an outgoing introvert.

#1 - Your energy depends on environment.

Music, number and types of people, noise level, and lights around you determine level of your

energy.

#2 - Small talk costs energy.

Depending on your situation, small talk does not interest you.

Small talk for you is exhausting, and that is why you avoid it unless necessary.

#3 - Different people affect you differently.

Certain people make you more energized while some others drown you.

Their attitude and the topic you are discussing with play great role here.

#4 - Deep thinker while being conversationalist.

You like to talk to others when the conversation is predicted to be fruitful and meaningful.

This makes you look charming and talkative while people not realizing that your mind

may be away from you.

#5 - Mildly Selective.

You choose friends that will make you feel energized.

Typically, you do not have plenty, but they are high quality friends who can fulfill your

needs.

#6 - People are interesting and exhausting.

Hanging out is great, but you need to recharge alone once in a while.

#7 - Going out after hibernation.

Outgoing introverts need to recharge after a while.

Once the energy is full, you are ready to go with your friends.

#8 - Warming up is important.

Every time you meet new people, you need to warm up before engaging with them.

#9 - Crowds' proof.

Most of the time, you do not want to show off.

You only want a person or two from the crowd know you while letting the others to proof

your ability through the way you behave.

#10 - People think you are extrovert.

Sometimes, people think you are extrovert because you like hanging out with people.

They may be confused too as you get a lot of energy even though you describe yourself

as introvert.

All in all, that's the 10 sure signs you're an outgoing introvert.

Really cool information isn't it!

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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Drake's "Diplomatic Immunity" References, Explained | Genius News - Duration: 3:54.

Jacques: Drake is back with Scary Hours featuring two new tracks, "God's Plan"

and "Diplomatic Immunity."

"God's Plan" is sure to get some playlist love but "Diplomatic Immunity" contains

a ton of references.

Let's begin with the most brazen.

Jacques: Drake is referencing Hitler's battle plans as a metaphor for his hostile mood.

And as Genius editor jonredwood explains: In 1936, Hitler broke the Treaty of Versailles, which [became one of the] inciting incident for World War II.

Jacques: The 'cease and desist' part could also reference Drake's alleged ghostwriter,

Quentin Miller's track of the same name.

Or the fact that it's illegal in many countries to name things "champagne,"

if they aren't grapes from the French region.

Elsewhere, he touches on the year he dropped his debut album, "Thank Me Later,"

and his rumored fling with Jennifer Lopez, along with a nod to her current boyfriend, Alex Rodriguez.

Jacques: In addition to the nod to Dipset's debut album, "Diplomatic Immunity" on

the song's title, Drake's cut also contains bars from another New York City rap collective,

Wu-Tang Clan, a theme since "Scary Hours" is also the name of a Wu-tang Clan song.

Jacques: Drake spreads the love including references to the Chicago trio, Do or Die

and Colombian singer, Shakira.

Jacques: And it wouldn't be a proper Drake confessional without a Rihanna mention—

especially by her government name.

Jacques: TDE's SZA gets some born name love, too.

Jacques: This next bar could be addressing the rumors that swirled around Drake in 2017,

after two women claimed to be pregnant by the rapper.

Jacques: And this isn't the first time the MC has rapped about paternity.

Jacques: Drake also appears to target Complex's "Everyday Struggle"...

Jacques: Along with DJ Akademiks and former host, Joe Budden.

Jacques: But Drake reminds listeners that he's a hip-hop heavyweight

by mentioning the 13 Billboard trophies he won in 2017.

Jacques: Drake links his winning number with the Sureños Gang, which also goes by Sur-13.

Jacques: On the sports side, Drake invokes an elusive Hall of Fame running back

for these next bars.

Jacques: Drake also borrows a classic line from Disney's 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.'

Jacques: It seems that Drake's "Diplomatic Immunity" is more than a history lesson

and a tearful dedication to J. Lo.

I'm Jacques Morel with Genius news,

bringing you the meaning and the knowledge behind the music.

Peace!

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NEW DRUGSTORE MAGNETIC LASHES... WHAT. - Duration: 10:54.

hey guys and welcome back to my channel so this is actually the second intro

that I filmed because I was originally I'm going to do a whole nother different

kind of video I was going to try out the new Ardell magnetic lashes you know my

idea was I was gonna be able to put them on and then put them through a series of

tests to see how well they stayed on but this video took a very different turn

and you guys will see why I just was super intrigued by these when I saw them

on Instagram and I actually called all around and they were sold out everywhere

so obviously a lot of people were intrigued by it so we actually drove

like an hour to pick these up cuz I wanted to make this video so I tried

them out and you guys will see my thoughts as I apply them and I'm curious

to know what your opinion is on these if you've tried them so please leave a

comment down below if you try these already but if you guys want to see my

experience with these just keep on watching so I just took them out of the

box these retail for $13.99 I believe I think all of them were around that price

range so they are a lot more expensive than your normal Ardell you know $2 $3

lashes but these are reusable so you kind of get your money's worth if you

are able to reuse these gently remove upper magnetic lash from tray and lay on

top of your natural lash line okay I have a little plastic lash applicator

just because there were a few people who used metal tweezers and the magnets

stuck to them so I'm making sure to use a little plastic lash applicator so

hopefully this will do the trick alright so I'm gonna take the upper lash

and lay it on top of your natural lash line okay so I'm just going to try to

situate this eyelash oh gosh is this sticking to this oh no this is magnetic

well folks I might just try to do this with my hands because turns out my

plastic applicator is metal so alright so I'm gonna try to just situate this

lash as best as I can with my fingers this is hard okay okay I'm thinking the

idea is just to kind of get them into the general area so that's as good as

it's gonna get folks gently remove the under magnetic lash from tray and place

beneath your natural lash line to connect the two magnetic lashes together

this upper lash I'm not so sure about okay I've got my bottom lash okay so now

I'm supposed to put this underneath I'm scared okay okay okay okay and it's

supposed to clip on oh okay okay this is not oh no but that one's okay hold on

okay we're trying that again Oh No so so far this is a little more difficult than

I thought oh no now I don't know which ones upper and which ones under mm-hmm

so now I found my plastic tool this is actually plastic I'm gonna try to do

this again that seems like a little bit better of a application situation and

now let's try to connect them I think the hardest part is trying to get the

top lash close to the lash line Oh No we've pinched a lower lash in the

magnet okay I don't like this no they're hanging off I think I need to

cut them make them shorter it tickles let me see they're falling off this this

full lash is a little bit too big for me I think I'm gonna try the accent lash

because that seems more realistic for me this like feels so weird do you think

the magnetic field will mess with your vision I don't know I feel like I've got

something like I'm gonna go for these accent lashes on the other eye to see if

they're a little easier to apply apparently it's easier to cut the full

strips in pieces I don't know this is my first time ever using anything magnetic

so we've got the upper I can see how maybe this would be easier if you cut

the other ones into sections because I feel like that is staying closer to my

lash line then the other ones were alright let's apply the lower portion of

this oh it looks like there's a spider on my eye that is not an accent that is

a half lash I don't know about that okay no I don't like those either all right

I'm gonna try to apply the same pair to the other eye I just think maybe maybe I

need more practice maybe it really is this difficult I don't know so I'm gonna

try that same I've got going on the other eye to try

to apply it to this eye it's hard to get my real lashes sandwiched in between the

magnetic ones which I do leave that would probably be the gold gosh this is

hard see I feel like if I maybe use two hands but I can't you can't see me oh my

oh no it's magnetic oh no I'm not enjoying these no now I dropped it well

you could put just put a big magnet wait which one's the top I lost track cuz

you're supposed to lay it on your top lash like this should I try to cut them

so applying the entire strip lash it has been very difficult I tried so many

different ways and I just saw an Instagram video on art Del's Instagram

and they talked about cutting these into three sections so I'm gonna give that a

try because I really want to see if there's a way to make these work if you

were to buy them and how to make them look good because this lash no not

working for me so let's figure out how we can cut these I'm gonna cut them into

three sections the problem is now I feel like I would lose all of these and I

wouldn't know what piece goes to what I have what part of my lash so you would

have to kind of pay attention to that when you take your lashes off but I'm

gonna start oh no I already lost track of which one was top and which one was

bottom there's a little tiny section I'm gonna put on the top of the inner

portion of the lash I'm actually just gonna do these one at a time in her

video she put all the top ones on first and then clamped on the bottom but I

just I'm worried that they'll fall off so it definitely lays on top of the lash

line way better okay there's the first piece oh I'm so frustrated

it's just so hard to get it close to the lash line when they cause like once they

magnet they don't want to come apart no no no you guys can see like how awful

I ruined it I wanted section on this one section this way in one section the

other way the hardest part is getting it close to the lash line like it's like

clamped halfway out my lashes okay I'm gonna give my last pair a shot these are

the double wispies these are a little bit bigger and I don't know if maybe

having a little bit of a larger lash will help the placement they won't be as

like flimsy or won't slide around as much I don't know

that's true but we will see these are awful like look at where they clamp on

my natural lashes and how they stick on I can't figure out how to do these

oh so it's hanging off your eyelash this is just not even good content no did I

do it no that's as close as I've got but they're not comfortable after all that

itch like when I blink so you guys I had kind of high hopes for these just

because I don't know why I felt like if these worked it'd be really easy to just

slap on some lashes this is the best I was able to get the lashes I trimmed

them into threes I tried to do all sorts of things and the thing that is most

frustrating is when the magnets clamp they don't go anywhere so you know I was

trying to make sure that they were lined up as close to the lash line as possible

and you know I might get one magnet in the right spot and then the rest were

just like the like magnet together like halfway down my lash and that just looks

completely fake this is seriously the best that it got which you know I think

looks decent I don't know if it's the best I've ever seen but obviously I can

get way closer to my real lash line with normal lashes with just some glue and

then after all this when it's on I feel like they're not even that comfortable

so after all that work literally I've been sitting here for probably 45

minutes trying to figure out if there's a way I wanted to really give them a

fair shot so that I'm not just like oh like these don't work I really sat here

and tried so many different ways to try to apply these and I just feel like for

me personally it's not worth the time like I don't know yes they are more

affordable than the others yes it's a really cool idea but it's just so hard

to get it right up against the lash line which for me I'm

all about like effortless makeup in general and so these first of all take

too much time second of all once I got them on they

just look so fake when I wear false lashes I try to make them look as

natural as possible trying to blend them into my normal lashes and these just

they're just not working I'm kind of bummed cuz I really felt like they could

have been really great this style actually looks really nice but it's just

hard to get it close to the lash line they could just stick straight out once

it's clamped together I just feel like it's just blue like across my lashes and

it's really difficult to get right I do think it's really nice how easy they are

to take off I'll show you guys how I was able to achieve the closest application

so I laid them on top and I feel like the best way is to take your finger and

hold the inside first and try to clip that together and try to just like push

it up against the lash line and then clamp it that way oh we've clamped a

lower lash oh when you look at your lash above like look how not cute that is the

idea again is really cool that's the fastest I've been able to apply these

but that's the best that I've been able to get them to look - no go for me I

love ardell I love ardell lashes I love how affordable they are but I really did

try to try so many different ways if for some reason you guys have tried these

and you've been able to get them to work and get really close to the lash line

please comment down below I would love to know how you did that because if

there was a way to get these to work properly it's such a cool idea like I

said before I would honestly just tell you guys to pass on these if you're

brave and want to see if you can figure out a way to do it I mean go for it by

all means try them out but for me just too much work so that is it for this

video you guys thanks so much for watching hopefully you guys learned a

little something about these Ardell magnetic lashes if a brand was able to

figure this out this could be amazing but so far I don't think anyone's quite

there yet thanks for watching you guys I love you all so much and I will see you

in my next video love you... BYEEEE!

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Announcing Haley Hobson as a Featured Speaker - Duration: 3:28.

The 5 qualities that I wanted to have in a leader who I was going to work with

would possess confidence.

They would be capable. What is capable mean?

You send a brand-new builder a welcome email or package and they actually don't

ask you a question. They read it and they sign somebody up all by themselves.

That is capable. Committed. Committed means when things are going poorly

you're still there. You're showing up on leadership calls.

You're attending events. Month after month, you're in it. That's committed.

Coachable. People don't have to recreate everything all by themselves. Watch what

other people are doing and be coached and the last is good communicators.

Who do you want to work with? I think that the key to great leadership

is to communicate expectations, educate and instill confidence into your

team. Now, I think there's amazing people in this industry, but I also think

there are amazing people in billions of industries. So, I love this quote from Sekou

Andrews. It says learn from outside your industry to become better within your

industry. Watch what other people are doing who

are successful and if you want to learn how to communicate see how other people

are successfully doing it. I remember years ago going through one of my yoga

trainings and noticing that when my yoga guru spoke in a very quiet, slow voice

everybody flocked in and sat around and wanted to listen. He had this way of

communicating and owning the room. I noticed it. I noticed when other people

speak who are slower talkers than me that I should stop and breathe a little

bit.

Right? Because they're effective in their communication. So, don't be afraid to

observe how other people are communicating. What's working and what's

not working? You guys the key to greatness is seeing yourself bigger then

what you think is possible. And your voice can be so powerful and still

kind with your own vision so that you too can achieve greatness.

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Look what I found! - Duration: 11:23.

what does this 60-year old Japanese fishing knife have to do with a Mora

knife and a hultafors stay tuned we'll find out hey there everybody thank you

so much for joining me today I do appreciate it it's the shootin guy and

if your subscriber thumbs up to you it's a it's awesome that you've subscribed

and that you've come around and watched these videos I do appreciate it a lot

it's because of folks like you that keeps me doing this stuff and I do

appreciate it if you are just someone who swung a buy today and you didn't

know what this was all about thank you for stopping by you could have gone

anywhere but you decided to stop by here for that I'm very thankful consider

subscribing because we do a whole bunch of things like looking at knives and

guns and outdoorsy things but these knives today is what we're gonna be kind

of looking at I've got the more the more a knife the hultafors and this very

unusual Japanese I think it's a fishing knife that is for doing cutting up your

fish in for scaling them and doing all that and they kind of get nice and

tucked in like this and it comes in this little package shipment guy where did

you get that thing well the other day we were unpacking some things cuz many of

you know we recently moved and I had some of my fishing equipment tucked away

in a box pulled them all out of there opened up the tackle box and actually

open up my father's tackle box cuz he gave that to me and it was something I

got after he passed on and I looked inside and I saw this and I thought oh

my gosh there it is I was looking for this thing didn't know where it was but

I found it once again and what we're gonna do is we're gonna take a look at

this knife a little bit closer but the reason why these two knives here these

two Swedish knives are here is because this knife even though it I believe it's

a Japanese knife it has a sandy grind just like these two knives and I'll get

do a little close-up here in just a second but you'll see some interesting

scallops here on the edge of the blade and then of course this back here for

scaling a fish it does say stainless steel made in

Japan and that's the only thing that's on it but it's very much in the Japanese

way of being able to close up a knife and protect a knife and it's done very

well protecting itself being inside of a tackle box for as many years as it was a

well used tackle box I might say but what I'm gonna do today oh by the way if

you're interested in looking at these two knives you can I'll put a link down

below and up in the card where you can take a look at the review we made on

these knives so that you're fully covered there and if you're interested

in purchasing them we've got a link down below you can certainly pick up one of

these both of these all of these I do like these I'm gonna get these out of

the way cool knives by the way I'll get this out of the way and then we're left

with this and you know what I'm gonna do before I do anything else I'm going to

tell you the specs overall length while in the scabbard 10 inches blade length 4

and 3/8 inches it weighs in at one and a quarter ounces it's made of a Japanese

mystery stainless steel I have no idea it's made of what appears to be bamboo

and it's got this brass pin that holds the blade inside the ends are made of

some sort of plastic material that keeps out the dust and keeps it from getting

dull now I have no idea what this thing might be worth these days or what it

cost in the day but you know for me it is absolutely priceless it's one of

those things that you get passed on to buy in my case my father and many of you

may know how that is when somebody passes something on it's something

you're gonna keep for my lifetime and then hopefully pass on to my son with

the same story so he understands where this thing came from my father purchased

this long before I was born it's it was roughly 1958 and he was my

father was an avid fisherman he just loved love to fish

ocean fish freshwater river fish pond fishing but his favorite was always

river fishing and ocean fishing and he used this quite a few times when I was a

kid when we were out trout fishing and he would use it to scale using these the

scaler grooves back here scale the fish and then fillet the fish they're fresh

right the hair hit the water put in the little bag and bring the fish home it

was absolutely wonderful I have some very fond memories of this

knife and when my father and I would go fishing so yeah not gonna get rid of

this thing any anytime soon now if any of you know much more about this than I

do please put some comment down below I would appreciate it a lot it looks like

it has what's referred to as a Japanese home oh yeah the home own that's that

edge scalping I'll put a close-up there you can kind of see what that looks like

close-up very very interesting the problem with this knife is right now it

is very very dull and let me get these paper I'll show you of course we got our

handy piece of paper take the knife yeah it kind of tears the paper more than ugh

that's it it kind of tears it though and what I want to do is I'm gonna get out

my work sharp and put an edge back on this baby so that it's gonna be nice and

sharp shooting kid and I are gonna go fishing here pretty soon that's why I

was going through the fishing equipment pulling out some stuff and I want this

thing to be good and sharp case we need to use it so join me outside at the

workbench with the work shirt and now for something called the shooting guy in

the backyard practicing archery

and that was something called the shitty guy in the backyard practicing country

all right here we are in the workshop and we got the work sharp and we're

gonna try to put an edge on this this blade here if you remember the last time

we were out here we're actually putting a new tip on a knife because the tip had

broken off and it did the job quite quite well so I'm pretty sure we're

gonna be able to put a really nice edge on this guy today now I'm not sure if

what the angle is this is a Scandi grind that is it has just one one edge to it

it doesn't have a primary edge and than a secondary edge it's just got one the

thing about it is it's a bit rounded so it's almost like a convex Scandi grind

as opposed to a sharp edge and I can I can see that it's kind of convex just by

the light reflecting of it here so what I want to be really careful with is the

the angle that I set this at and I'm gonna I'm gonna put this in here and I'm

gonna take a good look because I have it set for 25 I am almost thinking it's set

at 30 and it just might be so I'm gonna put it at about 30 degrees and I'm just

kind of sizing it up I'm looking at the belt and the edge and as I lay this

against the blade rest is making full contact and it seems to be so I'm gonna

give it a try alright you ready I'm ready no turning back here we go

well yeah got a burn on that side so let's get it on this side now clean that

up there we go

yeah got a burr over here too okay I think we got the we got a oh I can even

see the line oh cool all right I'm gonna put the next belt on there and keep

going we're getting there nice and polished

yeah we made sure that we strapped it so it was nice and polished edge you know

what I got to get me a piece of paper and we're gonna try this paper test all

right there's our paper let's give it a try

Holy Smoke yeah tons better folks it is razor-sharp and I bet you I want to be

able to fillet a fish really cool with this all right let's bring it back

inside and put it back on the tabletop okay there you go that's what a work

sharp can do on a precious heirloom of a knife like this and if you have

something like this and you need to get it sharpened up get yourself a work

sharp I'm telling you my work sharp isn't paying for this this video by any

means it's just the tool that I have and that I use and that I trust when

sharpening even my most precious knives if some of you know what this knife is

all about and have some details on it please leave a comment down below leave

some comments send me send me your comments so I can learn more about this

knife I just know I love it it was my dad's it's now mine it'll soon be my

son's and if you're also interested here's the Mora knife I'm gonna put a

link down below where you can buy yourself a Mara knife you can buy

yourself a hultafors knife where you can pick yourself up a work sharp these are

very cool things I'll have a whole bunch of links down below when you click on

those links you directly support us so please buy through those things please

that'll help us and keep these kinds of videos coming to you for a very very

long time as long as we can get that kind of a support I do appreciate it a

lot all right that's all I got for you thank

you so much for joining me today and for allowing me to go down memory lane and

take you along with me and sharpen this beautiful heirloom yeah all right you

guys Oh before I go don't forget visit our web page see what that's all about

we do have a merchandise page feel free to go down there and click on some

things down there and purchase them that directly helps us out as well we also

have a Facebook page we also have an Instagram page and if you looked at

Instagram you probably saw this knife and I was asking there too so go

there go to Facebook tell me a little bit about this knife I really want to

know all right appreciate it don't forget we're going to shot show you

don't want to miss that okay talk to you later

god bless you god bless america may america

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Your World With Neil Cavuto 01/25/18 4PM | January 25, 2018 Breaking News - Duration: 43:37.

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Too Good at Goodbyes | Karaoke Version in the style of Sam Smith - Duration: 3:49.

TOO GOOD AT GOODBYES (KARAOKE VERSION)

A SONG MADE FAMOUS BY SAM SMITH

READY TO SING-ALONG?

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Our Christmas spirit swells during on holiday shifts - Duration: 2:08.

When I joined STARS, I knew that it was a 24-hour operation.

I tell my girls, and my family knows,

that Christmas is when we're together.

Working the holidays, you just get used to it.

Girls, I have to go to work, okay?

Okay, bye, love you. (*air kisses*) Have a good night!

Our line of work is not work for me. It's not a job. It's a passion, it's a way of life.

I love caring for people in communities.

(There we go!)

We explained to Finley that it's very important that

we work and help other people and take care of them when they need it,

and that we'll always still have time together.

You know, I'm so lucky to be able to work with

such an amazing group of people.

They really do make working Christmas Day a lot better.

**mission dispatch tones**

If we get called on a mission on Christmas,

we know that someone's having the worst day of their life.

(STAR 1, this is the Link Centre, you are dispatched to a scene call, intersection of Highway 33...)

I am very blessed to be part of a team that can go out and help that person

so that they can get home to their families quicker.

(STAR 1, thanks, dispatch)

Working over the holidays can be tough because you want to be with your friends and family,

but for me it's not tough to come to work because I know that we're there for people who need help.

What might be a celebration in our house

might be the worst day of somebody's life at their house, so knowing that we can be there for them

in their time of need, that's what just kind of warms my heart,

and I'm glad that I can work over the holidays for them.

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BREAKING Multiple Gunmen Just Stormed WORLD FAMOUS Hotel… Here's What We Know - BreakingNews24 - Duration: 28:29.

BREAKING Multiple Gunmen Just Stormed WORLD FAMOUS Hotel…

Here's What We Know

A group of as many as four gunmen stormed the world famous western style Intercontinental

Hotel in the Afghan capital Kabul on Saturday night, seizing hostages and exchanging fire

with security forces as the building caught fire as residents and staff frantically fled

the scene.

Hotel manager Ahmad Haris Nayab, who managed to escape unhurt, said the attackers had managed

to get inside and people were fleeing amid bursts of gunfire on all sides, but he had

no information about any casualties, Reuters reports.

Afghan interior ministry spokesman Najib Danish said details of the raid, which came days

after a U.S. embassy warning of possible attacks on hotels in the capital, were unclear.

He said the attackers, who entered through a kitchen, appeared to have included suicide

bombers.

A government spokesman said special forces were on the scene battling the attackers,

killing at least one of them.

"Security forces are going floor-to-floor in that hotel, trying to flush out those attackers,"

Al Jazeera's Jennifer Glasse, reporting from Kabul, said.

Reuters reported that there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, the

latest in a long series to have hit Kabul.

U.S. officials in Kabul told Fox News that based on initial reports there were no U.S.

troops or civilians hurt in the attack.

"We are aware of the fire and developing security situation at the Intercontinental

Hotel in Kabul," Capt. Tom Gresback, a U.S. military spokesman in Kabul, said.

"Afghan National Defense and Security Forces are leading the response efforts.

According to initial reports, no Resolute Support or USFOR-A members were injured in

this incident."

Local media reported "insurgents" had entered the building and were holding people

hostage.

TOLONews reported heavy gunfire was ongoing.

An official at the Afghan spy agency told Agence France Presse that the attackers were

"shooting at guests."

A guest hiding in his room in the hotel told AFP he could hear gunfire.

"I don't know if the attackers are inside the hotel but I can hear gunfire from somewhere

near the first floor," he said without giving his name.

"We are hiding in our rooms.

I beg the security forces to rescue us as soon as possible before they reach and kill

us."

According to one witness, who did not want to be quoted by name, the attackers took some

hotel staff and guests hostage but there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the

latest in a long series of attacks to hit Kabul.

This is an ongoing situation- we will keep you updated as more details come in.

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Calls For Prosecution After Authorities Learn Of The Massive Felony Intel Officer Committed For Obam - Duration: 5:13.

Calls For Prosecution After Authorities Learn Of The Massive Felony Intel Officer Committed

For Obama.

President Trump made a promise to the American people that he would "drain the swamp"

and bring integrity back to the White House.

So far he has done everything in his power to keep that promise and it has been working

out.

The "Deep State" has been trying to undermine Trump since he was first elected because they

know what will happen if he accomplishes his goals.

The "Deep State" has been leaking sensitive information that has triggered much of the

chaos that engulfs the White House.

Former director of national intelligence James Clapper was known to be one of Obama's most

trusted allies and was involved in many corrupt and dishonest practices.

Clapper, who served as President Barack Obama's Director Of National Intelligence (DNI) from

2010 to 2017 is once again under fire after it was discovered very recently that he intentionally

lied to the American people while under oath back in 2013.

Clapper appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee in March 2013 and told Congress

that the National Security Agency (NSA) was "not wittingly" collecting "any type

of data at all" on millions of Americans.

We have since learned that was a bold faced lie and Clapper needs to pay.

The Obama administration insisted there was not a spy network collecting information on

private citizens and Clapper was a key player in the spreading of lies to keep Obama from

being discovered.

This is just the beginning and if an investigation does conclude that he lied, it will be the

beginning of the end for Obama and his "Deep State" operatives.

According to Conservative Daily Post:

After verifiable proof that former U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper lied

under oath, top Republicans are calling for him to be charged criminally.

In March 2013, Clapper told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the National Security Agency

had "not wittingly" collected "any type of data at all" on millions of Americans

through their spy programs.

That is a complete lie, and Republicans want him held accountable for telling such an egregious

fabrication.

Because of the congressional statute of limitations, lawmakers have until March 12 to charge Clapper

for lying before Congress when he said the NSA – which works in unison with the DNI

– was not unlawfully collecting private information on millions of Americans.

Texas Republican Rep. Ted Poe is one of many congressman calling for Clapper to face harsh

consequences for lying under oath to the American people.

Poe said:

The time for the Department of Justice and the FBI to bring the accusations against James

Clapper in front of a grand jury is long overdue.

He and others who have held administrative power must be held accountable to the same

laws that govern the people of the United States.

Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie agrees, adding that there's a new focus to root

out government corruption from Deep State actors and former President Barack Obama's

holdovers.

"Yes, he should be prosecuted.

He admitted to lying to Congress and was unremorseful and flippant about it.

The integrity of our federal government is at stake because his behavior sets the standard

for the entire intelligence community," Massie said.

He added: "The same goes for James Comey, who secretly leaked documents that he was

not legally permitted to release."

Wisconsin Republican Rep. James Sensenbrenner followed suit by saying the Obama-appointee

serves as the perfect example of the kind of corruption President Donald Trump wants

to remove from government.

Sensenbrenner said:

Complete and truthful testimony is imperative for Congress to conduct effective oversight.

It is clear from the evidence and Director Clapper's own admission that he lied to

the Senate intelligence committee.

Political consideration should not affect the Department of Justice from pursuing this

matter.

That was true in 2013 when it happened and remains true today.

With numerous investigations into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Obama's FBI

and DOJ being investigated for abuse of power, the American people are finally seeing corrupt

actors held accountable for their actions.

This is the reason Trump won the election.

The American people are sick and tired of being lied to and the more Trump uncovers,

the more people are waking up.

The Democrats are terrified of President Trump and know that he has every intention of exposing

them for the corrupt traitors that they are.

For years we were lied to and manipulated by Obama and his people.

If James Clapper goes down, he will just be the first in line to do so and you can guarantee

this will lead to many more arrests.

The Deep State is in panic mode and it's only a matter of time before we learn the

truth.

Thankfully, Republicans were able to catch this information before the congressional

statute of limitations expires in March.

what do you think about this?

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Girl with a Basket of Flowers Crochet Tutorial - Duration: 54:12.

Welcome everyone, thank you for joining me. I'm Kerri. Today I'll be showing you

how to crochet this girl with a basket. The materials I'll be using, are light pink

for the dress, white for the apron, I use brown for the hair and the basket. I've

got a creamy color for the girls hand. I use dark pink for the hat and green

for the leaves, and these three colours, or probably four colours for some flowers. I've

also got my sewing thread, sewing needle, a darning needle to weave in my ends. I

use a 1.25 millimeter crochet hook. I've got my scissors and

I've got some tiny yellow beads for the center of the flowers, so I need a really

tiny needle to be able to fit through the bead and I've got my thread on there.

I'll just use the one colored thread because it's so hard to thread the

needle. Now I'm going to start with the dress and the bodice. I start at the waist

and then work up and then for the skirt I join to the bottom of the chain and

work down. So I start with six chain. I

miss the first chain and work one single crochet in each of the other

chain.

For rows two to five I work one chain and turn and I work one single crochet

in each stitch to the end. So that's rows two to five.

For row six I work one chain, and turn, and I work a decrease single crochet

over the first two stitches, a single crochet in the next stitch, and then a

decrease single crochet over the last two stitches. For rows seven to nine I

work one chain and work one single crochet in each of the three stitches.

That's rows seven to nine one chain and one single crochet in each of the three

stitches.

And that's the bodice done. I'll work a row of neatening around the whole dress so

that will make it a bit thicker, I'll fasten off. Now for the skirt part I join

my cotton in the back of the first chain,

and I work two chain and work two half double crochet in the same stitch

as the chain,

and then I work one half double crochet into each stitch to the last one.

Into the last stitch I work three half double crochet.

Now rows two to seven are worked the same. You start with two chain and turn and work two

half double crochet in the same place as the chain, and then one half double

crochet into each stitch to the last stitch,

and into the last stitch you work two half double crochet. So I'll work rows three to

seven of two chain, two half double crochet in the same place as the chain, one half

double crochet into each stitch to the last, and then two half double crochet in

the last stitch, and then I'll be back. Now that's up to row seven. Rows eight to eleven are

worked the same. You start with two chain, and turn, and work one half double crochet in

the same place as the chain, and then work one half double crochet into each

stitch to the last stitch, and then we'll work two half double crochet in the last

stitch. So that's for rows eight to eleven. Two chain, one half double crochet in the

same place as the chain, one half double crochet into each stitch across to the

last, and two half double crochet in the last stitch. So I'll work those rows

eight to eleven and I'll be back. For row twelve we start with two chain, and turn, and

work one half double crochet in the same place as the chain, and then one half

double crochet into each stitch across.

For row thirteen we start with two chain, and work one joined half double crochet over

the first two stitches, and then work one half double crochet into each stitch to

the last two.

Into the last two stitches we work a joined half double crochet. For row fourteen we

start with two chain, and then we work two joined half double crochet over the

first four stitches. So one joined half double crochet into the first two

stitches and another into the next two stitches, and then we work one half

double crochet into each stitch to the last two, and then we're going to work a

joined half double crochet over the last two stitches.

For row fifteen we start with

two chain and we work a joined half double crochet over the first two

stitches, a half double crochet into each stitch to the last two,

and then we work a joined half double crochet over the last two. For row sixteen

we start with two chain and work a joined half double crochet over the first two

stitches, two half double crochet into each of the next two stitches,

one single crochet into each of the next two stitches, two half double crochet

into the following stitch, one half double crochet in the next stitch. Now we

work two double crochet into the next stitch. This is just giving it a bit of

shaping at the bottom. Now we work one treble in the following stitch, a double

crochet in the next stitch, a half double crochet in the following. Now we're going

to work joined half double crochets over the remaining stitches. So a joined half

double crochet into each of the next two and then another one into the

following two, and then another one over the last two.

So we've just got a bit of a wave along the bottom of our dress. Now we're going to

do a row of neatening. So we start with one chain and work single crochets all

around the dress. Most of the time I work one single crochet into each stitch but

to keep it flat I sometimes have to work two single crochet into a stitch. So I'll

work right around, I'll crochet in my ends, and then I'll come back and I'll

join in the one chain. So I'll do that and I'll be back. And that's the dress

done, I'll fasten off,

and I'll start on the sleeve now. I'm using my same pink and I start with a

magic loop, and work two chain, and four half double crochet into my circle.

I pull the circle tight, but I don't join. For row two I start with two

chain, and turn, and I work one half double crochet into each stitch.

So I have my two chain and my four half double crochet. For rows three to five I

work the same. Two chain and turn, and one half double crochet into each stitch.

For row six I work two chain and turn, and I work two half double crochet in the

same place as the chain. Then I work one half double crochet into the next stitch,

and then a joined half double crochet over the following two stitches. This is

giving the bend in the arm. For row seven I start with two chain, and work a joined half

double crochet over the first two stitches, a half double crochet into

the next, and two half double crochet into the following stitch. For row eight

I start with two chain, and work two half double crochet into the same place as the

chain, a half double crochet into the next stitch, and then a joined half double

crochet into the following stitch. And that's the sleeve done, I'll fasten off.

Now I've got a little hand just under the basket there. Next time I'm going to

put the hand on top of the basket, so I'll do that now. For the hand I start with

the magic loop, and work four chain, and work three treble cluster into my circle.

Pull the circle tight, and fasten off.

For the hat I've got my bright pink. I make a magic loop,

and I work two chain and four half double crochet into my circle.

I pull the circle tight, but I don't join. For row two I start with two chain, and work

a half double crochet in the same place as the chain, and two half double crochet

into each of the remaining stitches.

For row three I start with two chain, and work a half double crochet in the

same place as the chain, one half double crochet into each of the next two

stitches, two half double crochet into the following stitch, one half double

crochet into each of the next two stitches, and then two half double

crochet in the last stitch. For row four I start with two chain and work one half

double crochet in the same place as the chain, and then work one half double

crochet into each stitch across.

For row five I start with two chain and I work two half double crochet in the same

place as the chain, one half double crochet in the next stitch, and two half double

crochet in the following stitch. I repeat that across to the last stitch.

So one half double crochet in the next, two in the following across to the last

stitch.

Into the last stitch I work three half double crochet.

Now row six is worked the same as row five. We start with two chain and turn, and

work two half double crochet in the same place as the chain, and then work one

half double crochet into the next stitch, and two half double crochet into the

following stitch. We repeat that right across to the last stitch. So one half

double crochet in the next stitch, and two in the following stitch across to the

last stitch.

Into the last stitch we work three half double crochet. Now I'm going to neaten

around from where I've ended right round to the brim. So one single crochet in

each stitch around the top of the hat, so one chain and a single crochet in each

stitch around. Just find a suitable place to put your hook so it doesn't show up

too much.

So I'll continue doing my neatening row, I'll be crocheting in my end, and I'll

be back. And there's the hat done. If you want a

a row of chain you just work enough chain to fit across,

and that's enough.

That was fifteen chain, but it depends on your crocheting how many you'll need.

I've got a small hook and I'm a reasonably tight crocheter. So that's the

hat. I'll start on the apron now. I'm using my white, and I start with seven chain.

I miss the first two chain and I work one half double crochet into each of the

remaining chain.

For row two I start with two chain, and turn and, work three half double crochet in the

same place as the chain,

work one half double crochet into each stitch to the last stitch,

and into the last stitch I work three half double crochet.

Now rows three to five are worked the same. You start with two chain, and turn, and

work two half double crochet in the same places as the chain, and work one half

double crochet into each stitch to the last,

and you work two half double crochet in the last stitch. So we need two more rows

like that. Two chain, two half double crochet in the same place as the chain,

one half double crochet in each stitch to the last stitch, and then two half

double crochet in the last stitch. So I'll work two more rows like that and

I'll be back. For row six we start with two chain and turn, and work two half double

crochet in the same place as the chain, and then we work one half double crochet

into each stitch to the end.

For row seven we start with two chain and work one half double crochet in the same place as

the chain, and then one half double crochet into each stitch to the last

stitch.

Into the last stitch we work two half double crochet. For row eight we

start with two chain and work two half double crochet in the same place as

the chain, and then we work one half double crochet into each stitch across.

For row nine we start with two chain, and work one half double crochet in the same

place as the chain, and then we work one half double crochet into each stitch.

For row ten we work two chain, and work one half double crochet in the same

place, and then one half double crochet into each stitch across.

For row eleven we start with two chain and turn, and we work a joined half double

crochet over the first two stitches, one half double crochet into each stitch to

the last two,

and a joined half double crochet over the last two stitches.

And row twelve is worked the same as row eleven. Two chain and turn, a joined half

double crochet over the first two stitches, one half double crochet into

each stitch across,

and a joined half double crochet over the last two stitches. Now we're going to neaten

the edge. So we work one chain and a single crochet into each stitch around.

So I'll work this row and I'll be back. Now there's the main part of the apron

done. I'll work these two ties now. I've got my

white and I start with seven chain. I

work a slip stitch in the second chain from the hook, one single crochet in the

next stitch, and then two half double crochet in the following stitch,

one half double crochet in the next stitch, and then a single crochet in each

of the following two stitches.

For the second tie I work six chain,

a slip stitch in the second chain from the hook, I work one single crochet in

the next stitch, and two single crochet in the following stitch,

and then a single crochet in the next, and then I work a single crochet into

the top of the other tie part, and now I'm going to join it to the top of

the apron. I'm going to work a single crochet in each stitch along the top. I'm

just crocheting in the end there,

and then I fasten off.

Now if you'd like a bow on the back, using white, start with a magic loop, and

work three chain, two double crochet,

three chain, slip stitch into the circle, three chain, two double crochet,

three chain, slip stitch into the circle, and pull the circle as tight as you can.

To join it to the back, I'll leave a bit of an end, and I'll attach it by

sewing over the top, just like that, just a few times. I'll stitch over the top and

attach it to the back. So that's the bow part done. For the basket I've got my light

brown and I start with six chain. I

miss the first chain and work one single crochet in each chain to the end.

Now the next three rows are worked the same. We start with two chain, and work two half

double crochet in the same place as the chain, one half double crochet in each

stitch to the last stitch,

and two half double crochet into the last stitch.

Now two more rows the same. Two chain, two half double crochet in the same place as

the chain, one half double crochet into each stitch to the last stitch, and then

two half double crochet in the last stitch.

And one more row the same.

Now I work twenty-two chain

and then take it back and join to the first stitch on the other side. Now I'm

going to do a row of neatening. I work one single crochet into each chain of

the handle,

and then I work one single crochet around the sides and the bottom of the

basket and join with a slip stitch in the first stitch. So I'll do that

and I'll be back, and there's the basket finished. For the

hair I'll do plated hair again. I'm going to use the same light brown as the

basket. I make three lots of twenty-two chain,

and I fasten off. When I'm weaving in my ends, I'll weave in the one end but

leave the other end to tie them together. So I'll need two more of those. For the

leaves I've got a light green. I make a magic circle, and work three chain, and

two double crochet into the circle. I

pull the circle tight and fasten off.

I've been doing three leaves, but you could see whatever fits in and you could

just use felt or embroider in leaves if you'd prefer. For the flowers, I've got

six on this one but it just depends on how many will fit. I make a magic loop,

and work one chain and one single crochet into the circle, and then I work

two chain, and a single crochet into my circle. I repeat that four times. So two

chain and a single crochet,

and then at the end I work two chain, pull the circle tight,

and slip stitch into the first chain, and fasten off.

And that just gives you tiny little tight flowers. Now I work some more

flowers and leaves, some more chain for the hair, and I'll weave my ends and then

I'll be back to put it together. Now the first thing I do is stitch the apron on.

I'll stitch the ties down a bit as I stitch it on. So it would look a bit like

that. I try to make sure most of the white is hiding the pink.

I'll also tie my chain pieces together and plait those, and I'll stitch the white

part onto the hat. Now the next thing we do is attach the sleeve, the hand, and the

basket. The basket handle goes under the hand and then the hand goes under the

sleeve. So you need to work out where the sleeve goes at the top, and then the hand,

and the basket. You can see it better on this one. The sleeve ends there.

So I normally start here and stitch around the sleeve, and then I can work

out then where the basket handle will go, and pin the basket on, stitch the basket

on, stitch the hand on and then continue round the sleeve. So I'll do that and I'll

be back. Now the sleeve, the hand, and the basket are on. I've got my plait done

Next I'll just stitch it there just to the length that I'd like.

I'll stitch the bow, just in there, with the tail and I'll stitch the leaves on.

I've got three leaves. I put one near each corner and probably one down

towards there in the middle. Now the last thing I do is attach the hat to the top

of the dress, just like that. I do have my patterns on my website, the details are

in the description below, and it will have all the placement of everything. And

then I'll attach the flowers,

just like that somehow. I'll just see how they fit in when I stitch them

on. I'll be using the tiny little beads for the center. So I'll attach these

and I'll be back to show you the finished girl. And there's the finished girl.

If you like my video please like, subscribe, and share. I'm also on Facebook,

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The Missing Text Messages Between Two FBI Officials Have Been Located|MK Today - Duration: 5:36.

The Missing Text Messages Between Two FBI Officials Have Been Located

The tables have turned on the FBI as they have now found themselves on the other side

of the investigation as they have come under intense scrutiny after President Donald Trump

fired his Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

Two top officials in the agency serving on Mueller's team became involved in a romantic

relationship and as such shared damning text messages with each other about the president

during an especially critical five-month time period.

With the investigation, they tried to hide what they said and thought they had successfully

done so by deleting the texts in question.

Unfortunately for them, just because they were erased, it doesn't mean they're gone

forever, and now the messages between the Trump-hating FBI officials, Peter Strzok and

Lisa Page.

Fox News broke the shocking update moments ago:

Text messages from a critical five-month period between Trump-bashing FBI officials Peter

Strzok and Lisa Page, who both served on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team, have been

located, Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz has told Sen. Charles Grassley,

R-Iowa, and Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.

This comes after the Department of Justice launched an investigation into Strzok and

page who had a total of 384 pages of text messages between the two lovers that contained

damning remarks and plans against the president.

According to the Washington Examiner:

The Justice Department has begun to retrieve some of the texts exchanged between FBI officials

Peter Strzok and Lisa Page that were said to be unpreserved, according to a new report.

Earlier this month, the Justice Department produced 384 pages of text messages that were

sent between the two, but the FBI said that text messages sent between Dec. 14, 2016,

and May 17, 2017, were lost due to "misconfiguration issues."

Trump was breaking ground on immigration, then it all went to "shit"

But sources within the Department of Justice told Fox News that some of the texts exchanged

from that five-month period are starting to be recovered.

Strzok was a top FBI counterintelligence agent who was part of special counsel Robert Mueller's

Russia inquiry team prior to being demoted after it was revealed that he and Page exchanged

text messages that were critical of Trump.

He was then moved to a human resources position.

Page also was previously a member of the special counsel team.

Strzok was also a lead investigator in the investigation into former Secretary of State

Hillary Clinton's unauthorized private email server.

The five-month period the Department of Justice previously had not been preserved includes

the presidential transition period up to when Mueller was chosen to be special counsel.

The Gateway Pundit explains why this it's so important to expose what these two lovers

said.

They very well could hold all the answers to the Mueller investigation:

Social media was set ablaze after these new Strzok-Page text messages were released to

the public.

What is even scarier to think about is the new explosive text messages are a separate

batch from the 6 months worth of 'missing' text messages.

The timeline of the 'missing' text messages is highly suspicious.

They begin on December 14, 2016 and go through May 17, 2017 which is the same day Robert

Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel.

Imagine what the 'missing' text messages say about the Trump transition period, Russia

dossier, "secret society" and moments leading up to Mueller's appointment.

The most shocking thing we have found out in the new batch of text messages is there

was a "secret society" of folks within the DOJ and FBI working against Trump.

The fact is that these messages were never really "missing" as has been said, it's

clear that this was a coverup.

USA Today reports:

While weighing the prospect of joining special counsel Robert Mueller's team last year,

a top FBI counter-intelligence official described the investigation into Russia's interference

in the 2016 election as a case destined for "the history books.

"

Peter Strzok, subsequently removed from Mueller's staff last summer for disparaging President

Trump in text messages, referred to the inquiry as "maybe the most important case of our

lives," according to a new release of his communications with FBI lawyer Lisa Page.

The latest batch of texts, released Tuesday by Senate Homeland Security and Governmental

Affairs Committee Chairman Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, suggest Strzok expressed some skepticism

about the inquiry just two days after Mueller's appointment as special counsel.

"I hesitate in part because of my gut sense and concern (that) there's no big there

there," Strzok said in the May 19 message, before he joined Mueller's staff.

The release of two pages of text messages exchanged between the two officials comes

a day after Attorney General Jeff Sessions acknowledged that the FBI's information

system failed to preserve five months of text messages between the two officials, both of

whom had worked on Mueller's staff.

Strzok, who also helped run the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private

email server, was removed after the Justice Department's inspector general first discovered

texts in which Strzok and Page were harshly critical of Trump—in one message referring

to him as an "idiot."

Trump is doing as he promised and is draining the swamp!

Everyone will be held accountable in due time.

What do you think about this?

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Daisy Ridley Adult Film Tape Leaked Online - Hoax Exposed - Duration: 2:35.

Artificial Intelligence porn is sweeping the internet.

AI porn is the process of using an adult film, and using a program to face swap the face

of a porn star with anyone of your choosing.

The latest victim of this, is none other than daisy ridley, the actress who starred in the

recent Star Wars film, The Last jedi.

I'm going to tell you everything you need to know, here for you on IO.

Welcome back to inform overload, I'm charlotte and im your host.

Don't forget to like and subscribe for all your trending news on youtube.

Todays story makes me feel like we are living in a black mirror episode, and for those who

haven't seen the show, no that's not a good thing.

Basically black mirror addresses the implications of advancing technology and how our future

is going to look over the next few years.

Heres what I mean like that.

A redditor that goes by Deepfakes is known for creating fake sex tapes, by taking a real

porn film and face swapping the faces of the porn stars with celebrities.

He uses his home computer, a program that learns algorhythms and videos that anyone

can access on the internet.

He's made some pretty convincing videos, one of taylor swift, another of maisley Williams

and also gal gadot.

His subrreddit, where people post their own submissions, even created the term for this,

its called deepfakes.

The latest victim of this trend is Daisey Ridley, who just made history for being the

first female lead protagonist in a star wars film.

The thing is, its not just one person that's doing this anymore.

AI porn is taking over the internet, and no one is safe.

Anyone with a computer science background and instructions can do this.

And to make matters worse, there's an actual app that you can get that does everything

for you with little to no effort.

I bet some of you heard me say those words and you're already down in the comments

like…whats the app called so I can download it?

Well according to Andrew Murray, professor of law at the London school of economics,

AI porn could be illegal.

I say could be because it is a relatively new thing, and there haven't been laws up

until this point to protect people from AI porn.

Andrew murray, a law expert say that putting an identifiable person onto images of others

and sharing them publicly is a breach of data protection law.

Creating AI porn could also be seen as harassment, and an invasion of privacy.

Unfortunately, Once these videos are up, they are extremely difficult to remove from the

internet.

But just imagine how it would feel to see that someone wanted to humiliate you by face

swapping your face onto a naked body of someone else and passing it off as a leaked sex tape.

Theres some food for thought, while you're thinking that one over, why not consider checking

out one of these two videos over here, like this one.

Or how about that one, I hear its really good.

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