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Robert Mueller's Awful Plan To Impeach Trump Will Leave You Speechless

A top Senator just let the cat out of the bag.

Robert Mueller is preparing to make the case that Congress should impeach Donald Trump.

And the awful details of his scheme will leave you speechless.

Appearing on Meet the Press, Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein revealed that she believes

Robert Mueller is preparing a case of obstruction of justice against the President.

Politico reports:

"TOP DEMOCRATS INVESTIGATING RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SAY THEY

BELIEVE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS — INCLUDING FRIDAY'S GUILTY PLEA BY FORMER NATIONAL

SECURITY ADVISER MICHAEL FLYNN — SUGGEST THAT SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER IS BUILDING

AN OBSTRUCTION-OF-JUSTICE CASE THAT COULD IMPLICATE PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.

"WHAT WE'RE BEGINNING TO SEE IS THE PUTTING TOGETHER OF A CASE OF OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE,"

SEN.

DIANNE FEINSTEIN OF CALIFORNIA SAID IN AN INTERVIEW SUNDAY ON NBC'S "MEET THE PRESS."

MUELLER, WHO IS INVESTIGATING POSSIBLE CRIMES BY AMERICANS IN RELATION TO RUSSIA'S ELECTION

MEDDLING, HAS GIVEN FEW CLUES ABOUT WHERE HE PLANS TO TAKE HIS INVESTIGATION.

BUT FEINSTEIN, THE TOP DEMOCRAT ON THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SAID FLYNN'S GUILTY

PLEA, A SEPARATE GUILTY PLEA BY A TRUMP CAMPAIGN FOREIGN POLICY ADVISER AND THE INDICTMENT

OF TRUMP'S FORMER CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN ALL APPEARED GEARED TOWARD AN OBSTRUCTION INQUIRY.

FLYNN ADMITTED TO LYING TO THE FBI ABOUT HIS CONTACTS WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS WEEKS BEFORE

TRUMP'S INAUGURATION.

MUELLER WAS APPOINTED BY DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL ROD ROSENSTEIN SHORTLY AFTER TRUMP FIRED FBI

DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY IN MAY, AND COMEY TESTIFIED A MONTH LATER THAT TRUMP HAD PRESSURED HIM

TO BACK OFF AN INVESTIGATION OF FLYNN'S CONTACTS WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS IN THE WEEKS

LEADING UP TO HIS INAUGURATION.

DEMOCRATS HAVE LONG SAID TRUMP FIRED COMEY TO IMPEDE THE RUSSIA PROBE, WHICH THEY SAY

AMOUNTS TO OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE.

"IT IS MY BELIEF THAT THAT IS DIRECTLY BECAUSE HE DID NOT AGREE TO LIFT THE CLOUD OF THE

RUSSIA INVESTIGATION," FEINSTEIN SAID.

"THAT'S OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE."

FEINSTEIN SAID HER OWN PANEL, CHAIRED BY SEN.

CHUCK GRASSLEY (R-IOWA), WAS EXPLORING THE ISSUE AS WELL."

The idea that Trump obstructed justice by firing Comey or by asking him to "go easy"

on Michael Flynn is not supported by the law.

Trump is the head of the Executive Branch.

There is a common misconception that the FBI is an independent agency.

It is not.

The Director of the FBI reports to the Justice Department.

As the chief executive, Trump has every constitutional right to fire the head of the FBI or tell

him to drop a case.

Mueller's pursuit of an obstruction case makes it clear that the fake news about Russia

"collusion" was only a pretense for him to lay the groundwork for the swamp to undo

the results of the 2016 election.

This is nothing less than a deep state coup to nullify the will of the American people

as expressed on November 8th, 2016.

Conservatives believe Trump should fire Mueller and shut the investigation down.

It's not a legitimate inquiry because the underlying premise – collusion with Russia

– is a hoax.

We will keep you up to date on any new developments in

this case.

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The Brazilian People - Episode 4: Similaraties and differences (English subtitles) - Duration: 25:49.

BASED ON THE BOOK BY DARCY RIBEIRO

"THE BRAZILIAN PEOPLE"

The Brazilian culture...

is like a quilt. The only unique things in it...

come from the imagination of a Brazilian man...

a free man, a free poet...

a free novelist...

or even a free artisan.

But culture is, above all, what the masses remember.

A new people, formed by nude uneducated native lndians...

who were carriers of great wisdom...

who could live in the jungle and teach us how to live in the jungle.

The native lndians got culturally mixed...

with the Portuguese...

and with the Black people coming from Africa.

"From that human breeder...

came the nation of 150 million people we are today...

unified in terms of culture and language...

certain and secure of its own national identity...

formed by people who now are not either lndians, Afros or Europeans.

They are now a new people.

Brazil is the result of the fusion of a million different peoples.

A genetic fusion, since the mixing of races in Brazil...

has always been allowed...

and free from the concept of crime or sin.

It is also a spiritual fusion, due to the cultural confluence...

of the cultural patrimonies of our many matrixes.

All that has shaped us as a mixed people, both in flesh and spirit.

Therefore, we are the heirs of every neurosis and talents of human kind. "

That mixture still goes on.

SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES

1 st ACT

First, we have to consider...

the moment of the great finding, or coincidence...

when the Europeans arrived here.

I can only imagine the scenario.

The native lndians on the shore...

all yelling and making a fuss...

all saying: "You have to see this! You have to see this!"

They came closer to the shoreline...

all nude, their bodies covered in paint, which was their clothing.

Their heads covered in feathers...

their hips covered in huge skirts...

made of feathers.

Those handsome native lndians, thousands of them on the shore...

looking out in the sea.

From the ocean...

things they had never seen were coming, humongous ships...

propelled by tall, bowed sails...

fed by the wind. They were like butterflies.

The natives said to each other, "What's that?

People sent by Maíra. People sent by God.

People sent by Maíra, by God !"

And what did the Portuguese see?

The letters are here to prove. They looked at the shore...

Pero Vaz de Caminha said: "All the girls were nude...

exposing their privates, with no apparent shame.

They proudly exhibited their traits.

They were prettier than the Lisbon girls. "

The Portuguese were charmed by the new and blossoming group of people.

"On this land, my king...

there's no sign of gold or silver.

However, it has an agreeable weather...

somewhat cold and lukewarm.

From top to bottom, it's all palm trees and beaches...

of flat and beautiful sands.

From the sea, the dry-lands seemed to be vast.

It is surrounded by infinite water.

And it is gracious in such a way that...

if you want to plant crops, anything will grow..

Due to the huge amount of water.

However, it seems to me that the best fruit of this land would be...

saving its people. "

From day one, the royals took for granted our Brazilian land.

Their attention was turned to Asia and its infinite promising riches.

Our History starts to happen ofF the record...

with coincidences, accidents, individual ventures...

and private initiative.

"The New World.

Refuge and support to the desperate ones.

Shelter to the bankrupted, escape to the homicidal...

protection to the gamblers, magnet to career women.

A common mistake for many, and a private medicine for few "

Brazil was founded by a few Portuguese...

and by the native lndian wisdom...

of incorporating each and every coming European...

turning him into the middle-man in order to achieve tools...

and incorporating him into the lndian family by giving him a virgin.

Every village would give away a virgin to the European man.

The natives had the right to ask him for anything...

and the European had the right to order his 10,000 brothers-in-law...

to cut Brazil-wood trees down.

"Ibirapitanga" the Brazil-wood tree...

whose trunk was the color of red which produced a fabric dye...

valued by the European community.

In exchange for beads, mirrors, fabric and knives...

the lndians were responsible for finding the tree, cutting it down...

and load it into the ships leaving for Europe.

In Brazil, two populating and miscegenation centers...

were the most important at that initial period.

They had as their patriarchs Diogo Álvares Caramuru and João Ramalho.

And Caramuru crossed the Atlantic Ocean.

His name was Diogo Álvares Correia.

His ship was wrecked around here...

in 1510, 1512.

Can you imagine crossing the Atlantic Ocean...

and end up stuck among these rocks?

And then, he landed here and had to choose a place to live.

Caramuru chooses between Ponta do Padrão, currently Farol da Barra...

and Colina da Graça.

There, he settles...

a village we could define as "Euro-Tupinambá".

That's how Brazil started.

It was with Caramuru here...

and with João Ramalho in São Paulo...

that what we now call Brazil starts to exist.

This adventure didn't happen because the Portuguese crown decided so.

It happened thanks to the courage of each individual...

who helped to shape, along this coast line...

an adventure called Brazil.

They say João Ramalho was married to Bartira. That's a lie.

The Jesuits blessed Bartira and said to him, "This is your official wife".

But he had more than 30 women.

And each one of his sons had 30 women.

And they all slept together.

São Paulo was formed upon the joy of that orgy...

with the birth of the "mamelucos"

The Portuguese man got the native lndian girl pregnant.

She has a baby. Who's that baby?

He's the lndians'.

He's not a native lndian, and he does not want to be one...

because the natives were oppressed.

That baby's going to become a native lndian hunter.

He's not European, and his father doesn't see him as equal.

He's a son of the native land.

So, we start to see a bunch of people who are nobody.

He can only step up from that "being nobody" state...

by becoming something else.

"It was those useless settlers...

who prepared the land for the only colonization process...

viable to take place in Brazil :

the formation of a hybrid society through polygamy.

It must have felt like a protection padding...

that soothed for the Portuguese...

the violent shock of being in contact with entirely different creatures. "

2nd ACT

Vera Cruz island, Terra Nova, Terra dos Papagaios...

Terra de Vera Cruz, Terra de Santa Cruz...

Terra Santa Cruz do Brasil, Terra do Brasil...

Brazil, 1530.

According to the parts of the world given to Portugal and Spain...

by the Church...

Portugal was allowed to invade, to take over...

to steal the land and the assets of the Brazilian natives...

and to slave those natives.

But our tropical exuberance lurked the greed of traders and pirates...

coming from the Netherlands and from France.

Highly concerned, the Portuguese come to Bahia in 1531...

to explore the coast and the inland and to defend the territory.

The founding of the Piratininga and São Vicente colonies...

was the official beginning of Brazil's colonization process.

"We all liked this land so much...

that Captain Martim Afonso decided to populate it.

And he was very fair about it, so much so that people...

were very pleased to see the villages populated and regulated...

and the marriages being blessed.

Now, each one of them has their land, they cover their privates...

and have everything pertaining to a safe and decent life. "

They intended to transform Brazil into a productive colony.

The economy ceases to be ruled by paternalism...

and begins being ruled in other ways.

It goes from trading habits to slavery.

"In Brazil's colonization process...

two methods are as divergent as water and oil.

The colonial one intended to bribe the natives and make them work.

The religious one wanted to form a holy nation with the natives.

The genocide and the ethnocide caused by slavery and conversion...

opened the path to the inevitable hodgepodge. "

Each and every native lndian tribe died right there...

preserving their ways and traditions.

The only way to destroy an lndian tribe...

is preventing it from going on existing.

If you take children, as the missionaries would criminally do...

children from different tribes and mix them all up...

forcing them to speak a common language, Portuguese...

those children will never be native lndians...

and they'll never be Brazilians.

They will be pariahs.

Even though the natives were numerous...

they all ended up being worn out...

by slavery, of course...

but much more so by the European malaises.

Every epidemic crisis would kill half a tribe.

A certain tribe of 40, 000, after the arrival of the Jesuits...

was left with 4, 000.

So it was like a biological war.

Men from São Paulo hunted the lndian girls to get them pregnant...

and they sold the lndian men to Pernambuco State...

where they worked the sugar cane fields.

Then, they realized the lndians ran away because they weren't slaves.

If a native was loose in the crop, he'd run away...

because he'd never work for such a cruel boss.

But the cruelty with the Black people...

was that white men would go to Africa...

they'd hunt down Black men and women...

and they'd crowd the galleys of the ships with them.

They'd cross the Atlantic Ocean...

and they'd get here totally worn out.

Then water would be squirted on them...

and they were taken to the market and sold.

All those Black people...

were the one different component...

from the natives, the Portuguese, and the mamelucos...

and they changed the whole color of the picture.

The traffic of slaves was an international business.

Businessmen from Africa and Brazil got together...

in a highly lucrative enterprise...

which turned the economy of both countries for centuries.

For each 4 or 5 Black men, they'd bring a cute Black girl.

A child,

One of the luxuries of being the owner.

That little girl, and other Black women who came here...

after sleeping with their white owners...

gave birth to "mulatos"..

Who were born speaking Portuguese. If they were sent to Africa...

they'd be considered foreign people.

They were from here, they were not Africans.

They were not native lndians nor Portuguese. Who were they? Nobody!

The Black John Doe, along with the other John Doe, the native lndian...

started organizing and forming...

the current Brazilian people.

3rd ACT

"Every Brazilian, however white and blond-haired...

carries in his soul, if not also in his body...

the shadow of the native lndian or the Black...

especially of the Black people...

because of his tenderness, his excessive gesturing...

his music, his way of walking and talking...

his way of singing nursery rhymes.

We are a new people formed by millennial people. "

My name is Carlão, and I was born in Pau-Brasil, Bahia.

My name is Antônio Varjão, and I was born in Canudos.

My name is Canhaduras, and I was born in Coroa Vermelha, Bahia.

My name's Quirino Serutti, and I was born in Garibaldi, R. Grande do Sul.

My name is lri Carlos, and I was born in lpiúma, Espírito Santo.

I am Ernani Brasil, and I live in Iago Dubim, Manaus.

I'm lreno, from Taquari, Rio Grande do Sul.

My name is José Bonifácio...

and I live here, in Fundo do Tiririca, Amazonas.

We are all cross-bred. Every people in the world is.

Every nation is the product of different cultures and peoples.

The contribution of the differences is the originality of each culture.

Every nation, in a certain way...

has seen itself as a pure nation...

trying to achieve authenticity in the beginning of times:

"I'm French" or "I'm German" etc.

A valuable lesson Brazil can teach other nations...

is to accept the challenge of miscegenation...

to accept the challenge, the idea of...

not having a pure essence, but being cross-bred...

and from that we have to create a way to exist in the world.

"In such energy field, Brazil created and invented itself...

allowing the survival, within Brazil's face and spirit...

of the symbols of its multiple ancestral roots. "

FOR SARA AND SALOMÃO GRINSPUM

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The Brazilian People - Episode 1: Tupi Matrix (English subtitles) - Duration: 26:04.

BASED ON THE BOOK BY DARCY RIBEIRO

"THE BRAZILIAN PEOPLE"

No one knows how the world is going to be 50 years from now.

The only thing we know is this:

it is going to be totally different from what it is today.

Who would've thought that, by the time the war ended...

the world would be so different?

What development is doing is reinventing the world.

So, the most important thing Brazilians should do is. . . Listen.

The most important thing is to invent the Brazil we all want.

"We came from the confluence, the cultural shock...

the mingling of the Portuguese invader...

with our native lndians and African natives.

We are a syncretic culture, a new people...

who, despite being the offspring of the fusion of different matrixes...

behave as if it were made of one...

not holding on to the past.

We are open to the future. "

Before Brazilians existed, what was the world like?

Brazil was born under the sign of utopia:

the land with no evil...

the dwelling of God.

A thousand years ago, around the year 1000...

letters were written about the island Brazil.

So the name "Brazil" does not come from the Brazil wood tree.

This was the island Brazil, and some navigators knew that.

But one dayy the Portuguese had to announce an official discovery.

They even had a notary declare that Brazil had been discovered.

That was in 1500, but it had existed a long time before that...

physically speaking...

biotherically, biologically speaking...

and humanly speaking, with the native lndians.

They were a different humanity.

They thanked the gods for having made the world so beautiful.

They existed in order to live life, to enjoy life.

The goal of life was to live.

TUP I MATRIX

The "Brazis" as they used to call the first native lndians...

are categorized according to their language.

In 1500, there could have been one to eight million of them...

distributed from the mouth of the Oiapoque river...

to the Paraná/Uruguay/Paraguay delta system.

At a certain point, after the settlers from different origins...

came the Tupi-Guarani lndians.

They have probably come from the West or Northwest of the Amazon...

and then came all the way down to the flat lands of Pantanal.

One dayy they crossed the plateau and reached the coastal area.

From the coastal area, a group went North, another group went South.

The Tupi people was much more bellicose...

and had a much more diversified culture.

They either cast away or slaved the men they found here...

and what's curious about this fantastic diaspore of the Tupis...

is that they went all the way back to the Amazon...

and the land in the way the Tupi people had outlined it...

was exactly what the Portuguese settlers found.

Those native lndian people had existed for centuries.

They had gotten to know nature's every detail.

They knew the name of every being and of every plant.

They knew exactly what each one of them were for or not.

They had probably lived here for 10 thousand years...

in communion with nature. They extracted from nature...

dozens of wild plants...

and they tamed them so they could plant them all together.

Obviouslyy it wasn't only one nation, rather a myriad of tribal peoples.

They lived in villages, each one of them being a distinct...

and self-sufficient social unit.

The native lndian, with the force of his culture, is self-sufficient.

He can do everything he'll ever need throughout his life.

He can build his own house, prepare the crop, sow it and harvest it...

he can make his own instruments: bow, arrow and canoe.

He can weave his own mat and his own hammock.

He can identify the species that could be used as food or medication.

The Tupinambás, who had the closest contact with the European settlers...

were "Brazis" mainly dedicated to warfare and celebrations.

The function of warfare amongst the Tupis...

was related to their conquering of big territories.

Everywhere, the Tupis-Guaranis named geographical accidents:

the sides of the cliffs, the rivers, the regions.

So the European settlers found a country...

which already had references left behind by the Tupi peoples.

In their belief in life after death, they longed for a heaven: Guajupiá...

a forest of monkey-pot trees, filled with singing and dancing.

The lndians see no difference between reality and dream reality.

The birth, the spirits, the birds. . . Everything is woven together.

Everything has a spirit in it: the sowing, the harvesting...

the spirit who lives underwater and steals your soul...

the mocking spirit, the armadillo spirit, the monkey spirit.

The Tupinambá village was formed by 4 to 8 shacks...

occasionally measuring over 340 feet in length.

In a single shack, there could be up to 600 people.

The shack looks like a maze. Some sing while others cry...

or produce flour and spirits.

Howevery there's so much conformity among them...

that not a single fight occurs all throughout the year.

And because they don't lock their belongings up, there's no stealing.

If they were any other nation, they could not live the way they do.

The model of how to live and to survive would come from the elders...

and from trial and error.

The authorities were consisted of the "morubixabas"..

and supported themselves with charismatic presentations...

and the trade of small gifts and favors.

Sexual freedom was abundant.

Female adultery could end up in lynching acts...

but an end to a marriage, demanded by the man or the woman...

was simple and definite.

Homosexuality was very common, with no concerns for secrecy.

The division between male and female tasks was clear...

and determined during childhood.

Boys were raised to be hunters and warriors.

Girls were raised for other things. It all started symbolically.

The pride of a father was to mount by his son's hammock...

a miniature bow and arrow..

to show he would grow up to be a warriory a hunter.

By the daughter's hammock, they would put up a tiny thong...

to show she would grow up to weave and work at home.

The women would take care of the crop, the cooking and the "cauin"..

the wine the tribe drank at celebrations.

It was the men's job to make bows, arrows, spears and canoes.

Among the native lndians...

there never was a clear distinction between work and art.

I found that to be true among the lndians too.

Everything they make...

has to be perfect because it portrays them.

They long for beauty.

There are a few things stronger than ethnicity...

than the identity of a people, and it's not steel or anything material.

It is hard. Ethnicity is hard.

If a father can raise his kids...

if his kids are raised according to his tradition and language...

the father keeps on living.

Why? For 4 thousand years, gypsies have been gypsies...

and Jewish people have been Jewish people. Why is that?

Because of an intimate and secret identification.

Deep down, the Jewish person feels he's Jewish.

It's that faith that makes him a Jewish person.

It's the same faith that makes the native lndian a native lndian.

Poetryy music, dance and wine...

were part of the social life of the Tupinambás.

But the tribes most respected activity was warfare.

Within the tribe, they were friendly and peaceful.

With their enemies, they were merciless.

But warfare had ethics.

If the enemy was captured, the one who had captured him...

would tap him on the shoulder and sayy "I make you my slave"

Escaping was not an option.

The Tupinambá prisoner is prepared to be physically devoured...

rather than morally due to the stigma of cowardice.

Their weaponry techniques amaze people even today.

The skilled warrior could pierce the eye of a bird in full flight.

Warfare also had aesthetics.

They'd spend a whole day showing off and insulting the enemy...

and only later start a fierce physical battle.

They could also make war in the sea.

Their fleets consisted of 100 to 120 canoes.

In a few days, they would go from Bertioga to the Guanabara Bay.

The prisoners they would take were sacrificed and eaten.

That was the peak of the village's life, their biggest celebration.

The prisoner was taken to his master's village.

The women and the children were the first ones to cry out...

jump up and down and slap the prisoner.

They'd cover his body in ashes and shave his eyebrows off.

Then they would tie him up and offer him a woman to serve him...

even sexuallyy in fact.

All done, they would schedule the celebration.

The men would take the prisoner along to drink and party with them.

The next dayy before dawn, everyone would be up...

singing and dancing around the "ibiratema"..

the execution hatchet.

The prisoner would have "muçurana" a thick rope, all over his body.

Then, the hatchet was taken by the executionery who'd say:

"I want to kill you because...

many of my friends were killed and eaten by your people"

The prisoner was to answer:

"Even dead, I'll still have many friends to revenge me"

Then, the prisoner would be hit on the neck, his brains would pop out...

and the women would immediately take his corpse to the fire...

skin his body and block his anus with a stick.

The prisoner's temporary wife would weep in a ritual cry.

His body would be cut up in pieces and cooked.

His viscera would be given to the women...

and they'd boil them to make a thick soup.

Then the meat was shared, and they would all go home.

The executioner would retire to his hammock for days.

He doesn't take part in the feast so that he can digest the act of death.

Worldly things return to what used to be.

I studied the Urubu-caapor tribe.

Those lndians, whom I miss very much, call themselves "Caapor"

"Caa" means jungle and "por" means dweller.

They consider themselves to be a jungle people...

and they are the tribe most similar to the Coastal area Tupinambás.

I wanted to know what the people...

we inherited our tropical way of life from, was like.

I had read all about it on documents from the 16th century...

but it was much better to see them. I went there and studied them.

The Brazilian native lndian groups are very different...

in their languages and origins...

but they also have a lot of things in common.

Each lndian has a house, a crop...

but none of them own the land. The land belongs to the village.

In a native lndian group, what one person knows, everybody knows.

Nobody keeps information to themselves...

to turn it into political or economic power...

and then dominate the others or make money.

In their group, the chief represents the tradition, the experience...

the culture of that tribe. He's a mediatory not a boss.

An lndian chief does not dictate anything.

If an lndian dictated something to anothery they'd find it funny.

We went to the villages and lived there for months.

They were very loving with me. We got really intimate.

A very important informer of mine was Anakan Puku...

the wisest man I've ever known.

He spelled out his genealogic tree to me, with 1, 100 names.

No noble man can remember 1, 100 relatives off the top of his head.

The lndians care about heritage...

so they remember their genealogic tree in a fantastic way.

"One night, at Anakan Puku's shack...

I led the conversation towards ritual cannibalism...

to verify with him the description of old cannibalistic rites.

I didn't ask anything.

I simply picked up a rope, called it the "tupanamã"..

and said that years before...

the coastal area Tupinambás would kill members of other tribes...

in order to eat them.

He got visibly moved. Finally, he said :

'You are my brother. Your grandfather is my grandfather. '

Then, Anakan Puku told us that his forefathers...

also used to hunt members of other tribes to eat them.

Those Caapor of mine were late Tupinambás...

Tupinambás from 500 years later, radically changed by time.

We have inherited from the lndians a vast range of techniques...

of survival and locomotion within this immense territory.

We have inherited fruits, trees, herbs and how to use them.

We have inherited the habit of daily baths.

But the most noble and profound heritage left by the lndians...

is the testimony of the possibility for a people...

to magnificently live integrated with nature...

in a secret plot of peaceful and friendly coexistence.

From the day he is born...

the lndian learns to relate with things in a beautiful way.

Everything has a ritual.

They celebrate the crop, the harvesting, the birth...

they worship death rather than celebrating it.

The native lndian paints himself, he sings and dances...

he plays and laughs a lot.

I think so much beauty would be very unbearable to our culture.

So, this quiet world, this lonely world they had...

all of a sudden is discovered by that Portuguese notary.

TO MARCOS AND JOÃO FERRAZ

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Robert Mueller's Awful Plan To Impeach Trump Will Leave You Speechless

A top Senator just let the cat out of the bag.

Robert Mueller is preparing to make the case that Congress should impeach Donald Trump.

And the awful details of his scheme will leave you speechless.

Appearing on Meet the Press, Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein revealed that she believes

Robert Mueller is preparing a case of obstruction of justice against the President.

Politico reports:

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SEN.

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PLEA, A SEPARATE GUILTY PLEA BY A TRUMP CAMPAIGN FOREIGN POLICY ADVISER AND THE INDICTMENT

OF TRUMP'S FORMER CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN ALL APPEARED GEARED TOWARD AN OBSTRUCTION INQUIRY.

FLYNN ADMITTED TO LYING TO THE FBI ABOUT HIS CONTACTS WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS WEEKS BEFORE

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MUELLER WAS APPOINTED BY DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL ROD ROSENSTEIN SHORTLY AFTER TRUMP FIRED FBI

DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY IN MAY, AND COMEY TESTIFIED A MONTH LATER THAT TRUMP HAD PRESSURED HIM

TO BACK OFF AN INVESTIGATION OF FLYNN'S CONTACTS WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS IN THE WEEKS

LEADING UP TO HIS INAUGURATION.

DEMOCRATS HAVE LONG SAID TRUMP FIRED COMEY TO IMPEDE THE RUSSIA PROBE, WHICH THEY SAY

AMOUNTS TO OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE.

"IT IS MY BELIEF THAT THAT IS DIRECTLY BECAUSE HE DID NOT AGREE TO LIFT THE CLOUD OF THE

RUSSIA INVESTIGATION," FEINSTEIN SAID.

"THAT'S OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE."

FEINSTEIN SAID HER OWN PANEL, CHAIRED BY SEN.

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There is a common misconception that the FBI is an independent agency.

It is not.

The Director of the FBI reports to the Justice Department.

As the chief executive, Trump has every constitutional right to fire the head of the FBI or tell

him to drop a case.

Mueller's pursuit of an obstruction case makes it clear that the fake news about Russia

"collusion" was only a pretense for him to lay the groundwork for the swamp to undo

the results of the 2016 election.

This is nothing less than a deep state coup to nullify the will of the American people

as expressed on November 8th, 2016.

Conservatives believe Trump should fire Mueller and shut the investigation down.

It's not a legitimate inquiry because the underlying premise – collusion with Russia

– is a hoax.

We will keep you up to date on any new developments in

this case.

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Ursula Grants Dizzy's Impossible Wish - Part 3 - Descendants Star Darlings Disney - Duration: 10:14.

Disney Doll Story

I wish. I wish.

Dizzy.

CJ. CJ.

I need a haircut.

Sure. What would you like?

Just a trim here and there.

Ok. Sure thing.

Do you still make a wish everyday?

I do. Everyone can make a wish, right.

When you wish upon a star, no matter who you are, wishes come true?

Oh, you didn't hear the news?

What news?

They don't grant wishes for villains and their children anymore.

What? I'm not allowed to make a wish?

Oh, you can make a wish, but nobody's listening.

What?

Yeah, so stop wasting your time.

Nobody wants to hear from us, the villain's children.

I got my magic back.

Oh you lost your magic?

Yes, it's a long story.

Now it's gone.

Maybe you need more negative wish energy to get your magic back.

That's right.

Negative wish energy attacked me and then I got my magic back.

Uma, where are you going?

We need to grant more evil wishes.

But that's not allowed and we don't know which is an evil wish.

Oh that's ok. I'm going to call CJ and Freddie.

Tell them to make lots of evil wishes.

Uma. Didn't you hear the news?

Hear what?

Villains children are not allowed to make wishes anymore.

Freddie, what's it like in Auradon?

You live in Auradon.

It's great, but I like the Isle better.

Why?

My friends are all here.

Oh, everything must be better over there, right?

Yeah, but. You are invited to Auradon too.

Why don't you go and see it for yourself?

I'm not allowed to go.

Grandma wouldn't give me her permission.

That's too bad.

Maybe you can go when you are all grown up.

You don't need anyone's permission then.

But I want to go see it now.

This must stop.

King Ben is taking all our children away from us.

Yes, they are trying to turn our kids good.

Look what happened to Mal.

My daughter is still evil.

She will never be one of them.

Really? What evil things has she done recently?

We must keep our children.

They must grow up evil.

Aye aye. I will never send my children to Auradon. Ever.

I want a new rule setup, so Ben can't take away all our children.

Maleficent, do something.

But my daughter is already in Auradon.

Then bring her back here.

If we don't teach our children to be evil, then who will?

Ursula. Ursula.

Dizzy, what brings you here?

I. I.

Go on.

I have a wish and I heard you grant even the impossible ones.

How will you pay for this wish?

I don't have anything much, but I heard I could give you something later.

Oh, you want to get into a contract with me?

Uma told me as long as I fulfill the contract, it's all ok.

True. let's see. What is your wish?

I want to go to Auradon.

I want to live with Cinderella and live happily ever after there.

that can be easily done, but you do realize you are breaking the new rule if you go to

Auradon.

I know. Please. Please.

I know you can grant even the impossible ones.

You have to bring Dizzy over here.

I want her over here on this side.

They will not send anyone else to Auradon unless I meet these demands.

Don't listen to anything my mother says.

It's a trick.

This is serious.

I can't take away their children without their permission.

Ben. So you will just give up on them?

No. But let me think about this.

All you have to do is sign right here.

That's it.

Yes, you will be the new princess of Auradon, the step daughter of Cinderella.

That sounds awesome.

But

But.

You have to leave behind your soul here.

We want you to come back for it.

Leave behind my soul on the Isle.

Have you seen your soul? Smelled your soul?

Do you even know you have it? I'm not sure.

Leave it behind with me.

You don't need it.

that's all I have to do?

That's right. Sign here.

Dizzy.

Freddie.

Walk out of there, right now.

Freddie.

Get out of here.

Dizzy, I also do contract magic, so I know how it works.

You will lose everything. Walk out.

Easy for her to say.

Freddie is already living in Auradon.

She doesn't want you to have what she already has.

Freddie.

Dizzy. I'm on your side.

Don't sign that.

Give me the pen.

By the power of the sea, turn Dizzy into Princess Dizzy.

Let her become the new step daughter of Cinderella.

Your soul is mine now.

No

That's it?

Go on.

We are done here.

I don't feel different.

It will happen all in good time.

Call Cinderella.

She will pick you up.

Ok.

Dizzy, are you ok?

Yeah.

Oh, don't let Evie know about this.

She will be so upset with you.

She will? Why?

She just doesn't like this kind of stuff.

She will hate me too?

Because I asked for Ursula's help.

I'll keep your secret.

Come to me first if you need help, ok?

Ok.

Let's get you home.

Dizzy. Dizzy.

You told me you wanted to be my daughter, so I am going to adopt you.

You will?

I will take care of you now.

It's happening.

Get ready to leave.

I'm coming right now to pick you up.

Thanks Aunt Cindy.

What? You can't take Dizzy.

Haven't you heard about the new rule?

That rule doesn't apply.

I'm now the new guardian for Dizzy.

How did this happen?

Dizzy. Did you pack everything?

I did. Everything I own is in this bag.

Say good bye to grandma.

I don't know what kind of magic you used, but I will get to the bottom of this.

There is no magic here.

Dizzy is going where she was supposed to be.

Good bye granma.

I'll come visit from time to time.

This has to be Fairy Godmother's work again.

That fairy will pay for it this time.

You live here?

Of course.

Tomorrow, you will start at Auradon Prep.

Wow. You live like a princess.

I am. You will too.

Dizzy, I heard you were coming.

Evie. I missed you so much.

Oh, I'm so glad things worked out for you.

Yeah, now I'm staying with Cinderella.

Wow, how did you convince Lady Tremaine?

I didn't have to. I adopted her.

She is now like my own daughter.

I'm glad it all worked out.

This is Dizzy's soul?

Yes. She willingly gave it away.

What will you do with it?

Anything I want.

She really signed this?

Does she know what will happen to her?

Oh, if Lady Tremaine finds out about this, she will go pretty mad.

Ursula, you still didn't lose your touch.

I saw Dizzy's wish orb here a few days ago.

where did it go?

No, I can't find her orbs anywhere.

But she had a pile of them.

what are you looking for?

Where did Dizzy's wish orbs go?

Oh, her wish orbs all disappeared.

It's like she doesn't exist anymore.

What? Something happened to Dizzy?

Dizzy? dizzy?

Are you ok?

Yeah, oh I love Auradon.

Did anything happen to you?

Like someone put a curse on you or?

Is she ok?

Yeah, your mom is so awesome.

She made it all happen.

What do you mean my mom made it happen?

All I had to do was give her my soul.

She said everything will all work out and it all did.

No. Dizzy. No.

I'm finally here in Auradon.

You have no idea how happy I am.

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Antikythera Fragment #5 - The First Precision Drill Bit - Duration: 6:51.

G'day Chris here, and welcome back to Clickspring.

The existence of an Ancient style of drill bit

is strongly implied in the wreckage of the Antikythera Mechanism.

And its fabrication would have likely hinged on a crucial process:

The ability to take a malleable wrought iron,

and transform it into something hard enough to cut bronze.

I've covered the process in detail in a separate video,

but essentially it involves packing an animal based charcoal and salt around the soft iron,

sealing it in clay, and then heating it up to a red heat.

I'm using a low carbon mild steel as a substitute for Ancient wrought iron.

Its soft and ductile.

And it has insufficient carbon to be quench hardened to any meaningful degree.

So its a good modern equivalent, in that metallurgically, it has essentially the same properties.

As to the shaping of this sort of thin stock into suitable diameters for drill bits,

I'm going to cover that in detail in a later video on lathe technology.

But there are some great examples of long slender turning

to be found within the wreckage of the mechanism itself.

There's a shaft that extended from the lunar phase gearing

up to the phase display on the front dial that's roughly 4mm in diameter.

And there are numerous other pins and shafts, some less than a mm in diameter.

I'm using a modern furnace for convenience,

but a traditional charcoal furnace is quite capable of generating the required temperature.

Once at a red heat, the process of carburising the iron is purely a time exercise.

The longer the pack stays in the heat, the deeper the carbon penetration.

If it stays in long enough, in this case about 30 minutes,

the carbon makes it all of the way through the rods,

allowing them to be through hardened upon quenching.

Now of course to be accurate, a drill bit needs to be quite straight.

So I reheated the rods, rolled them straight on a flat surface, and then requenched.

The once soft metal is now very hard,

but also extremely brittle, and so easily fractures under a light bending load.

So to be of use as a cutting tool, it needs to be tempered,

in this case to a light straw color.

And for me to be able to see that color,

the black oxide layer needs to removed.

And I should point out that I've made the rods quite a bit longer than necessary

to provide a convenient handle during the shaping process.

But in use, the bits can be quite short.

I can see this end of the rod is a good straight section,

so that'll become the actual bit, and the excess will be removed at the end of the process.

A gentle heat raises the temperature of the rod until a pale straw color

just reaches what will become the cutting end.

The material is now in a tempered state.

Still very hard, but tough rather than brittle.

Now you'll have noticed at the start of the video

that the bit I'm making is very different to a modern twist drill.

Its often referred to as a pivot drill, or more commonly as a spade drill.

And it predates the invention of the twist drill by many hundreds,

and possibly, thousands of years.

Despite no longer being widely used, it still has a number of attributes to recommend it.

The first being that its very easy to make.

Because the primary surfaces can all be formed by hand, on flat abrasive stones.

The cutting edges can be shaped for unidirectional cutting,

or as in the case that I'm showing onscreen, for single direction cutting.

It can be further relieved at the sides if necessary,

or left as is for a more rigid cross section.

And all of this can be completed by eye in minutes,

with no need for measurements or specialty tools.

Its a remarkably simple, and yet highly effective cutting tool.

And once the operational length has been decided,

it can be permanently set by scoring the metal with a file,

and then snapping off the excess material.

I've tested this type of drill bit extensively in a hand powered drill,

that I made for the construction of the Antikythera Mechanism,

so be sure to check out that video.

But as a reference point, here's how it performs in modern powered tools.

In the lathe, it can be loaded into a tailstock chuck,

and then brought to bear on the work as per normal.

But because of its rigidity, if brought gently into initial contact,

unlike a twist drill, it can often operate as its own spotting drill.

In its rigid cross section form,

this sort of drill bit will often perform much like a traditional D bit.

Delivering a very straight deep hole.

Now there is of course an obvious drawback to the drill bit design:

The need to repeatedly withdraw it from the work to clear the chips.

But for this small negative, it does come with some excellent benefits.

Aside from being easy to make, it can be made in any size that you might need.

Secondly, the absence of flutes means that the cross section of the bit is solid.

So its comparatively rigid, and therefore quite precise.

Third, the bits really do excel at cutting brass and bronze,

but they're also good for a wide range of other materials.

Like wood, plastic and light alloy.

And if treated carefully they'll even comfortably drill mild steel.

And finally, they're dead easy to sharpen.

As soon as the cutting edges start to dull,

a quick hit on the stones will bring the m back to original condition.

Now you won't want to throw out your twist drills any time soon,

but its a great option to keep in mind for those rare occasions

when you really do need a custom drill bit.

Thanks for watching, I'll see you later.

Now if you enjoyed this video,

and you'd like to help me make more,

then consider becoming a Clickspring Patron.

As a patron of the Channel,

you get immediate access to the Patron Series of videos.

This includes the 5 videos of the Wedge Style hand Vise Project,

and at present the first 7 videos of the Byzantine Sundial Calendar Build.

There's also the first 4 episodes of the new Tools Glorious Tools series,

with more to come as that series progresses.

In the most recent episode,

I go through the things to consider when setting up your own home shop.

And don't forget that as a patron you also get free access

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So you can follow along, and build them yourself if you wish.

Visit Patreon.com/clickspring to find out more.

Thanks again for watching, I'll catch you on the next video.

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Why I Adopted My Sister's Baby | NYT - Conception - Duration: 4:03.

When I was 12 my mother had an unexpected, baby

I

Wanted to learn how to do everything feed her change her entertain her

She was kind of scoring me, and she never liked to get her nails clipped

and so I went to clip this one nail and almost cut the tip of her thumb off I

Swooped her up and ran downstairs and called my mother. She just really calmly

Told me to wrap something around her thumb distract her and just make sure that she was

comfortable

You know you don't learn everything first and then apply it it all just happens and figure it out

When I was 18 they told me that I had PCOS

They've always said when you get older. It's gonna be hard for you to have children I

Was 25 working for a financial company, I was also hostessing on a bar at night I

thought I was just like gaining weight, and I was just like so tired I

Had been on the pill. I was like. Eh, maybe I should just take a pregnancy test I

was terrified I

Was finishing a PhD and that seemed like a reasonable time to start thinking about having a baby

I

Really didn't think there was anything wrong

We finally went to see reproductive endocrinologist

At 30 I had no eggs it made me feel cheated

Trying to do things according to some kind of plan was obviously not working I

Found out that I was you know five months 20 weeks along

they said that I could go you know if I did want to terminate the pregnancy there are a few states I

Cried on my sister shoulder probably the whole day I still felt like a baby

It just felt like this incredible slap in the face

My baby sister is now gonna. Have a baby and I'm gonna have to help

because I love her so much and I

Would do anything for her?

And yet, I thought this would be the hardest thing I would ever have to do

She was like if you

Want to terminate I'm there with you and I'll fly with you

I will totally support you and any choice a you make I

Think I asked her once or twice even then are you sure I would be okay if you weren't sure

I never thought about changing my mind I

Slept in her hospital room

With our boy on the cot with me curled up three of us for that first night

I remember saying do you see now yeah you see what you gave to me? I?

hope you

realized how

Huge

That was I mean yeah

It's the bravest most amazing thing I've ever seen anyone do

You

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Antikythera Fragment #6 - Making A Hand Powered Drill - Duration: 22:41.

G'day Chris here, and welcome back to Clickspring.

Among the many engineering achievements demonstrated

within the Antikythera mechanism,

is one thats largely hidden from view.

And that's the Ancient Greeks ability to create very precise, small holes.

The device is full of them,

and they're all critical in one way or another to its ability to function.

To receive locating pins, to act as reliable bearings for the gearing assemblies,

and to form the starting point of the many square openings found in the various parts.

Now the ability to put a small, accurately sized hole exactly where it needs it to go,

is no simple achievement even today.

So its worthwhile investigating just how it could have been done in the Ancient World.

The evidence suggests that the vast majority of the holes in the machine were drilled.

And a likely candidate is one of the oldest drilling tools on record:

The Pump Drill.

I've designed this version to be a genuine working tool, with interchangeable drill bits.

So it'll need to be durable and robust enough for daily use.

But it will also need to be light and sensitive enough

to cover the full range of holes found within the mechanism.

Where practical, I'm using the raw materials known to be available in the period,

like for example raw copper and tin to make bronze,

and this local oak for the timber components.

Where it gets a little difficult to source authentic materials,

or if the material choice has no significant bearing on the outcome,

I've used some modern substitutes.

Like for example mild steel as a substitute for wrought iron,

HDPE for the casting pattern, and heavy gauge fishing line in lieu of a gut based cable.

And if you'd like to build one of these for yourself,

the plans are available as a free download,

so be sure to check the description box below for the link.

OK, so first up is the flywheel, which I cast from bronze.

Traditionally the pattern for something like this would be made from timber.

But as you can see HDPE is a lot more fun to turn,

and best of all there's no dust to cleanup afterwards.

Now so far in the build I've been using a modern lathe for all of the turned parts,

and of course it raises the question: What was the equivalent technology of the day?

Well certainly there's enough evidence on the historical record

to suggest the widespread existence of turning technology.

In fact the Roman author and engineer Vitruvius,

writing at around the time that the mechanism was lost.

Mentions lathes in a completely offhand manner,

expecting the reader to be thoroughly familiar with the idea.

As if the technology was so commonplace, that it barely required explaining.

As it happens, the Antikythera Mechanism may in fact be the very best evidence available

to establish the full extent of that lathe technology,

at least as it relates to smaller scale engineering.

And its something that I'll be covering in detail in a later video.

OK, so with the pattern complete, I rammed up a sand mould in preparation for the pour.

So thats the mould ready to go,

and the crucible is charged with weighed quantities of tin and copper to give an 85/10 bronze.

The remaining 5 percent will be made up with lead and added once the melt is well established.

The pouring basin and gating will be thrown back into the crucible for the next melt,

but the feeder and riser will be used as a source of round stock for other parts,

and you'll see them being used later in the video.

Much like the small parts vise, I think the "as cast" surface

makes a great contrast with the turned surfaces.

And you can see that this bronze behaves very much like a free cutting brass,

which makes it perfect for free hand turning.

And that's the flywheel complete for the moment.

Next up are what I'm calling the collets,

The parts of the tool that'll hold the various drill bits.

I cast some long round stock from the same bronze as the flywheel,

and then turned it down to an appropriate starting diameter.

I then formed the basic collet profile.

Now the precedent of square drivers operating in square holes is well established

within the mechanism, so I've used the same idea for this drill design.

And whilst I've used the mill to remove the bulk of the waste stock for the driver squares,

this step could easily have been done with a course file.

Much like the process of opening up the internal square in the flywheel,

it just would have required more time and physical effort.

And speaking of which, that's next.

Starting with the center hole position,

I roughly marked out the square, and then set about opening it up.

OK, so with the major bronze components on track,

its time to have a look at the shaft and drive handle.

The handle is a straightforward profile,

and again whilst I've used a modern saw to save time, its easy to imagine

this sort of shape being cut with a simpler tool.

And the same applies to these holes.

They're not difficult to form, nor do they need to be terribly precise.

They could be made using the lathe tech of the day,

or even by using much cruder methods like gouging and then filing.

To complete the part, I gave it a light sand, followed by a linseed oil finish.

A bushing will ensure a smooth vertical motion of the drive handle on the shaft,

and it fits neatly inside the diameter of the feeder that was cut from the flywheel casting.

The holes in the shaft were formed on the lathe.

And I've made the shaft as long as possible, whilst still keeping the overall tool length practical.

This'll help to minimise the effect of angular drift at the top of the tool when its being used.

Now the shaft ends would be a weak point of the tool if not given a simple reinforcement.

And that's the purpose of the short ferrules located at each end.

I've formed the ferrules to be a tight fit over the ends of the shaft,

so that although they're firm enough to sit tightly in place when the tool is in use,

they can if required, still be slid off the end.

The shanks of the collets have also been formed to be a snug fit inside the shaft.

But they need to be a cross drilled, along with the receiving end of the shaft,

to accept a retaining/drive pin.

The drive pin as a sort of thumb pin, that can be easily inserted and removed by hand.

The other end of the tool of course needs to be supported whilst in operation.

So I've designed it to have a free rotating knob.

Now you may have noticed that I've used a shop made drill bit

for the last few drilling operations.

This type of drill bit is incredibly effective at forming small precise holes.

And was being used by clock makers for many hundreds of years

prior to the invention of the modern twist drill.

Its quite possible that its use extends all of the way back to antiquity,

so its a reasonable candidate for the sort of drill bit used to construct the AM.

I've created a separate video showing a process that could plausibly have been used

to make this type of drill bit, so be sure to check out that video.

In any event, once created, the drill bits themselves can then be used to drill out the collets.

Each of the 3 test bits correspond to a critical feature found within the mechanism.

One is for a standard bearing hole, one for a standard retaining pin,

and the smallest, coming in at just 0.8 of a mm,

corresponds with the holes used to locate the calendar ring.

Now there is evidence of the use of soft solder within the mechanism wreckage,

and certainly soft solder would be suitable to hold the bits in their collets.

But equally plausible, and I think a little more convenient, is resin.

I'm using shellac, but any hard resin available at the time would have worked well.

The bit is solidly held, yet a gentle heat can be used to soften the bond.

And permit the bit to be replaced, or extended for sharpening as it wears out.

The driving line needs to be securely fastened.

And since this part of the tool is under considerable strain,

I've turned up a couple of tie off rings to ensure both a good solid hold on the cable,

and a modest distribution of the load around the hole.

And with that, the tool is complete, so lets give it a test.

Its interesting to see that the same practices that apply to modern drilling,

also apply to this tool.

A center punch mark is essential to ensure that the hole ends up where it should be.

A few light turns with the drill, are enough to gently open up a good starting point.

And of course the entire drill pivots on that drill tip.

So it has a strong tendency to follow the marked position.

The driving action is quite straightforward.

It doesn't take a lot of effort, just a consistent force to keep the flywheel moving.

Although it does take a bit of concentration to keep the tool upright.

Its easy to let the angle drift a little, and so risk wallowing the hole.

The concept of using a pilot hole also transfers.

The larger bit will cut through on its own,

but its much easier to pilot the hole first with a smaller bit, and then follow with the larger bit.

Now one thing the tool needs, is the ability to be able to vary its inertia and downforce,

as the circumstances change.

So I made some extra flywheels of different sizes to give it that flexibility.

The larger flywheel, helps overcome the cutting forces experienced by the larger bits.

And the smaller flywheel gives the tool more sensitivity for the smaller holes.

And its certainly a very practical tool to use.

The changeout of drill bits and flywheels is fast and easy,

and the drilling time is comparable to a modern drill.

Now as to whether or not this type of tool was used to build the mechanism,

well who knows.

But I do think its fair to say that its a contender.

These test pieces compare well with the holes

found throughout the wreckage of the mechanism.

And certainly there's no doubt that the tool is capable of making holes to at least that standard.

I'll continue to experiment with it,

and we'll see how it performs throughout the rest of the project.

Thanks for watching, I'll see you later.

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'Good Girls' Live Stream: How to Watch the Series Premiere Tonight Online

Good Girls the new NBC crime comedy-drama series starring Retta and Christina Hendricks, premieres tonight at 10 p.m.

EST, immediately following the new episode of  The Voice. If you don't have a cable or can't get to a TV, but you want to watch the show as it airs, you can watch NBC online, on your phone or another streaming device by signing up for one of the following cable-free, live-TV streaming services.

They cost a monthly fee, but they come with a free trial, so you can watch tonight's show at no cost to you.

How to Watch a Live Stream of Tonight's Premiere.

If you don't have cable or can't get to a TV, you can watch NBC live on your computer, phone or streaming device by signing up for one of the following cable-free, live-TV streaming services:.

Hulu With Live TV: If you want an extensive Netflix-like on-demand streaming library with dozens of exclusives in addition to live TV, Hulu now also offers a bundle of live channels, including NBC (live in select markets).

 You can sign up for "Hulu with Live TV" right here, and you can then watch a live stream of NBC on your computer via the Hulu website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Hulu app.

DirecTV Now: NBC (live in select markets) is included in all four channel packages.

 You can sign up for a free 7-day trial, and you can then watch NBC live on your computer via the DirecTV Now website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the DirecTV Now app.

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 You can sign up for a free 7-day trial, and you can then watch NBC live on your computer via your browser, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Sling TV app.

In addition to being able to watch NBC live via the above streaming services, you can also watch on your computer via NBC.com, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the NBC app.

You'll need to sign in to a TV provider to watch this way, but you can use your Hulu, DirecTV Now, FuboTV or Sling TV credentials to do that.

What to Expect.

The new NBC comedy follows 3 suburban women who are having a hard time trying to make ends meet.

Beth, Ruby and Annie, portrayed by Christina Hendricks, Retta and Mae Whitman, respectively, have grown tired of having everything taken away from them.

Ruby's daughter is sick.

The drug that she needs in order to survive long enough to get a transplant is $10,000 a month out of pocket.

Annie is trying to preserve custody of her child.

Her ex-husband is suing her for cgoodustody, and she is trying to keep her child with her for as long as she can.

Beth, on the other hand, recently found out that her husband was cheating on her and had depleted their entire savings account.

The 3 wives and mothers devise a plan to rob the grocery store where Annie works in order to make at least $30,000.

They take up their fake guns and rob the store.

After the robbery, they realize that they stole way more than that from the store.

They find themselves in a tight spot when criminals show up and let them know that the grocery store was actually a front for a criminal organization and they need to get these heavily armed (with real guns) men their cash back.

The reviews for the show are mixed so far, with some reviewers saying that the show cannot live up to its very good cast.

Many critics are comparing Good Girls to Breaking Bad, as normal people are turned into criminals in times of trouble when quick cash is needed. It ends up being a mix of a wholesome comedy where mothers and wives are trying their hardest to support one another and a drama-crime series where normal people get in over their heads.

Most of the situations in the hour-long series premiere resolve in a comedic way instead of bringing anything too dark to light.

The show does a good job of reminding viewers that robbery is a 'victimless crime.'.

"We're normal people," Beth says in the episode.

"We pay our taxes and we take our kids to P.F.

Chang's, and we take orange slices to soccer games.".

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How to Improve Your Self-Esteem Starting Right Now - Duration: 6:27.

Do you ever feel super self-conscious? Do you ever just wish you were like those

individuals, and we all know them that just shine with confidence wherever they

are? Well today, in this video, I am talking all about how to improve and

increase your self-esteem. Hi I'm Abbi J, I'm the founder of AJ life hacks and

this channel is all about self-development. So if you haven't

already think about hitting that subscribe button in the corner and

following some of these videos on how you can improve your self-esteem. So

let's get going with these 4 tips that I have you for increasing and improving

your self-esteem starting to day.

The first tip that I have for you when it

comes to improving your self-esteem, is to write a list of why you are awesome.

Yes I literally mean take out a pen and paper and write a list of why you are

awesome. It sounds a little ridiculous. I get that but this list is so critical

because when we're having a great day we have awesome self-esteem right but it's

in those low moments that we just feel like I'm not go at anything. I can't do

this. I I don't even like the way my hair looks or my outfit. That is when you need

to pull out this list and be reminded of all the amazing things that you've done

or amazing qualities that you already have. Because whether or not you're

having a good self-esteem or bad self-esteem day those underlying facts

of why you like yourself, of what makes you who you are,

that doesn't change and so you just need a reminder. And so this list literally is,

"I am awesome because" and at first it's gonna say "I'm awesome because I'm alive.

I'm awesome because I have red hair." Very generic but then as you start to think

about this more and get more involved you are gonna start to realize that hey

you are pretty amazing and this list is so much fun. My second tip for you when

it comes to improving your self-esteem is to use positive

affirmations. Yes I want you to stand in the mirror and say to yourself, "I love

myself. I love my life." And use some of those affirmations that you've all heard

from all these wonderful positive thinkers and life coaches out there. Why

this is so important is because we don't need help remembering all those

negative thoughts about ourselves, but we do need to give our mind those

positive thoughts and we need to front-load it first thing in our day

because it's easy to sit there and say to yourself, "oh my gosh I'm so stupid." but

we don't naturally have the inclination to say to ourselves, "hey I love who I am!

Hey it's okay. I'll try again tomorrow" And so we need to prime the pump as they

say and get some of those positive thoughts and vibes out there first thing

in the morning. So come up with some positive affirmations that you like I

love, "I love myself. I can do all things through Christ." Those are two

affirmations I say to myself every day and they just fuel me through the day. So

find out what it is that is going to make you feel your absolute best. My

third tip for you when improving your self-esteem is to understand that it's

okay to be working on yourself and still like yourself. Sometimes in life we feel

like well there's so many things that I want to improve. I want to lose weight. I

want to be more fashionable. I want to be more kind. I want to be more social. And

all those are amazing goals but we tend to think that because we have these

things that we want to change, our to-do list for our personal development, that

means we can't like who we are right now. That I can't like the Abbi I am today

because it's not the Abbi I want to be in the future. That's absolutely not true

and the way to get to your future self even faster is to love who you are right

now and to recognize the things that you do love about yourself. So understand

that yes, you know what? I do want to improve. I do want to be a better person

but I love Who I am right now and I'm figuring it out.

My fourth and last tip for you when it comes to having an amazing self-esteem

that's really healthy and will help you your whole life because you'll feel more

confident in that that reads across in your job, in

friends, across all areas of your life and that tip is to understand that we

all have good self-esteem days we all have bad self-esteem days. I used to

think that there was something wrong with me because one moment I just felt

on top of the world and I feel so beautiful and I just feel so confident

and then the next moment maybe that day I literally hate everything about myself

and feel so self-conscious and so that I can't do anything. Insane, right? Well we

all feel like that, especially as young women, when we're trying to be our best

selves, when we're in those really high-stress peer environments we have

good days and we have bad days. We literally wake up with great hair one

day and we literally wake up with bad hair the next day. It's just it's gonna

happen and so if you understand that you are so normal and that having ebbs and

flows and your self-esteem is normal and healthy. Don't let it faze you. Don't feel

like you have to stay in the dumps or that you aren't improving because you

are and just take it in stride and knowing that helps those bad self-esteem

days just disappear because you realize hey I'm just like everybody else and I'm

gonna shake this off. So there you have it! Those are my top tips for building

your self-esteem and I can't stress enough how important it is to have a

healthy self-esteem and to also understand that having a great

self-esteem is a life long journey. Because it is such a long journey we

need to be kind to ourself and we can always be adding to that list of why

we're awesome and our affirmations that we're saying to ourselves. So there you

are. I hope you enjoyed this video.

Please comment below on maybe some of the tips

that you are going to use or better yet what you love most about yourself. So

thank you for watching this video. I will see you

in the next one. Abbi J out.

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How to choose a real estate agent that's right for you - Duration: 5:10.

Welcome to Homebuyer's School

brought to you by Brookfield Residential.

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Hi everyone and welcome to another

edition to Homebuyer's School. Today I'm

joined by Eddie D'Ambrosio, a real estate agent

with REMAX Elite and today the question

we're gonna answer is: How do you

choose the right real estate agent?

So what's your advice in terms of

choosing the right real estate agent,

besides choosing you obviously, right? Oh yeah for sure, I think well I know most

of my clients find me through a friend, family member, and so I think referrals are

always such a great way to be introduced

to any professional that you're looking for.

If you've got a friend that has bought or

sold real estate and had a really great

experience with a particular realtor,

then often times that's a really easy way

to get introduced to someone that maybe you can have a little bit more trust

with right off the bat. But you - you do want to avoid the people

that say, "Hey my uncle's a real estate agent, you should use my uncle" but I'm

like - what are some of the things that you would suggest - like steps that you suggest

investigating to make sure it's the right one for you?

Yeah okay so let's - let's say you don't

know anyone who has bought or sold real estate and so you need to go about this

on your own. Then I think one of the first places that I would suggest would be get

online and - and Google real estate

agents in Edmonton, real estate agents in

Calgary, and and really get us - you know,

just take down some names, look through some profiles, read some bios, you know.

Different real estate agents may also specialize in different things like - like

maybe you can - if you're looking for a new home, you might want to find a new

home specialist. Someone who has experience with walking clients through

the process of building or purchasing a new home from a builder. And then - and

then also what you could do is meet some real estate agents, you know.

One of the things that I like to do is I'll

meet with my clients maybe for a coffee.

If they've got kids, meeting for an

ice-cream is a great idea and and just

having a conversation,

building trust right off the bat is so

important. You know, it's such a big purchase, you want to know that that real

estate agent's going to be looking out for your best interest, so just sitting

down and getting to know each other off the bat is a great - great idea.

Does it matter the real estate agent in

the type of home that you're looking to

buy? So whether it's a condo, townhome,

or single-family home? Or really doesn't matter, maybe just long as they

specialize those things? Or can it be generalists?

Yeah so I mean there are, I guess, a lot of generalists out there, real estate agents

that - that work amongst all sectors. So condo or single-family. Then there are

some - some real estate agents that are maybe more community focused as well,

so if you - if you tend to see the name of a real estate agent around your community

a little bit more. That may be a really good trusted person, knowing that they

know the community that you're interested in living in. I always say it

comes down to to trust. Have a conversation and - and you know, open

dialogue and communication right off the bat is really important so just see if

you can connect - if you connect with a person and you maybe interview a couple

or a few real estate agents then I think usually it's pretty obvious that there's

that - that one kind of standout that you just know you're going to work really

well with and - and that that winning

combination will make for a great experience.

Well one of the things too, just before we close it off here. There are some points

where maybe that relationship, you know, started off great but then suddenly it's not

doing so well. And I think part of it too is having the confidence to change real

estate agents right? So I don't think you're locked into one necessarily for the entire

purchasing process right?

Yeah, you know and I think if you - if you

aren't seeing from your real estate agent what you expected then, what if -

one thing I would recommend off the bat is have that conversation and maybe just

bring that up and and you know, work -

work on it with that person because

usually you know, I can speak for myself.

You care about your clients and you want

to make sure that they're happy and

they're satisfied, they're enjoying the

process so if there's anything that you can do to make that better or - or improve

it, then it would be you know I know I would love to know about it so bring it

up, say something and you know,

let's make it - make it an awesome experience.

Great, thank you very much Eddie.

Thank you very much everyone for joining us and we'll catch you next time.

That's another edition of Homebuyer's

School. Tune in next time for more expert

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