Scott Appleby has run this Kroc Center—I should Spell it K-R- O-C for Joan Kroc of
McDonald's fame—he's run that center for several
years and now there's a quantum leap in that Notre Dame is
starting its first new school in a century.
School of Business, School of Law, School of Religion, and now
they're going to have a school of Global Affairs, which is going to be devoted as much
to breakthroughs as to analysis.
Somebody gave them 40 million or 100 million—it's Notre Dame so it's up there
somewhere—and they're going to put it all into this.
President Jenkins is all the way behind it.
Appleby will be appointing or recommending maybe 30
new faculty.
Why is Notre Dame doing this?
They say, we have plenty of War Colleges, we have plenty
of political analyses, but we don't know the thinking of
the people.
And this is to get very close to that—religion is not the only thing they will study by any
means, but it's a focus.
The biggest critique I think we had, the most controversial point was the word:
fundamentalism.
It's distinctively and American word, you won't find it in any dictionary anywhere
before 1920s or later.
As far as we could tell the word was patented in 1920 in a Baptist magazine and
began being organizations.
By 1925 it broke big—it was our word.
What we learned in our project was 1925—the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, RSS
and VJP in India—all over the world you suddenly had this
eruption.
What was happening was that traditional cultures were being besieged by migration, immigration,
technology, whatever it was, and they had to make sense of it and many made easy transitions,
others got their backs up and legitimately feeling
threatened, invented new ways.
We saw fundamentalism not as the old-time religion, not as this plain
traditional—though it worked with old time religion—it was a
very modern phenomenon.
Think of this, the mid 20s: radio.
Think what that did to reduce boundaries.
Think how hard it was to keep out voices you didn't like.
Think of how you could propagate.
Del Rio, Texas had little fundamentalist Baptist stations
and they got all over the country.
You would never have heard of them otherwise.
The coverage of the primary event of 1925 in America, the Scopes Trial in
which William James Brian and Clarence Darrow duke it out.
Well WGN Radio Chicago was on the spot and every day you learned what had gone on
in Texas.
It used to take years for that to happen.
So, I think we're still living with that.
I think there's a new, if I can use the world twice in one conversation,
new quantum leap that came with digitalization and the internet.
It's harder to keep walls so you have to work harder to build walls and there's
a lot of that going on.
I think you get insight from it.
I don't think that most of the scholars are finding new things
about fundamentalism or the religion.
They're putting to use some things like this.
We see ISIS at prayer, well if you're Muslim you're going to
do prayer.
You know they've been using slogans and so on.
But I don't know of anything that any of them
have done to contribute to the understanding of it the way the
groups I mentioned a little while ago did.
They found things in Hinduism and Islam that had been
suppressed that could be used in a new way.
Now it's just grinding out militancy as far as I can tell.
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Urban Decay BEACH Collection is COMING! Target Beauty Boxes IN STORE!!! | Makeup Minute - Duration: 1:04.
Hello!
I'm Jen and this is your Daily Makeup Minute for March 29, 2018.
Featuring absolutely no unicorns or mermaids!
Night Fiend, a new makeup palette from Black Craft Cult features 12 shades in little coffin
shapes.
Coming to Hot topic soon.
We've seen the comments asking for beach or vacation themed items, and take a look...this
is the Cargo Havana Nights Palette BH Cosmetics will launch the Weekend Festival
Palette April 20, Urban Decay's "BEACHED" palette will also
be launching May 8 with the bronzer and lipstick.
And Beauty for Real brings the SUNSHINE SET OF SIX gel EYELINERS, available now on their
site for $49.
My Pretty Zombie will start its annual fundraiser for SNAP CATS on April 1, and these past favorites
will be available on a limited basis.
This year's eyeshadow shade is called "Tiger" and is a soft blue grey.
Target now offers their Beauty Box in-store!
Choose from 5 variations - $7 each That's it for now.
We'll see you here same time tomorrow!
Look for Makeup Minute Extras on my Instagram, and don't forget our full-length weekly newscast,
What's Up in Makeup, every Sunday morning on YouTube!
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CURRENT FAVES // Hayley Kiyoko, Everlane, Playster, Love Simon and MORE!! ad [CC] - Duration: 8:59.
hello everybody! please excuse my congested voice, I am getting over a cold,
but I wanted to talk today about some of my current favorite things. I have a lot
of things, actually not that many things, but just a few things I feel very
passionately about at the moment so I needed to share them with you. I'm gonna
start with my two fashiony-type favorites um the first one are a pair of
boots. these I got for Christmas and they're a
pair of vegan leather boots from wills vegan shoes and they're these like snow
boots basically. we've had two or three big like winter storms here in New York
and these have been like absolutely perfect. they're really really
comfortable they have lots of room for my feet. I wear-- they're true to size for
me. I wear a size 8, these are a size 8 and I just love them. I think they look
really nice as well. I just love them they're very
comfortable very durable and my feet have been happy and the second favorite
is something that if you follow me anywhere in the internet you know I
won't shut up about and that is everlane's new underwear. so I'm actually
wearing one of the bras right now and it's just like kind of a tank sports bra
type thing. so comfortable. it's this really amazing cotton that feels so nice
on the skin. if you don't know Everlane is like a sustainable brand that I've
loved absolutely loved for years and they just started releasing underwear. if
you're somebody shops sustainably and like eco-friendly, you know that
underwear is very expensive when made well and in good conditions. I've paid
upwards of $25 for a single pair of underwear and it sucks.
Everlane's are $12 and you can get them like in packs or not in packs
but I think it's like three for twenty-seven and then nine dollars a
pair after that, so I bought four pairs. I actually went to their event over the
weekend and got another free pair as well so five pairs of the underwear and
they're super comfortable. these are empty boxes or mostly empty boxes I have
tried them on they're very comfortable. I have two of the bras and one of the body
suits it's all so so comfortable. I super recommend you check it out it's
affordable for what it is and incredible, incredibly made and comfortable and if
you use my link down below it just gives me store credit. anyone can use one of
those links and if you use it, I I'm very thankful because it means I can
buy more underwear, and other clothes, that'd be really awesome if you did. love
Everlane always and forever. next I'm going to talk about some media
type favorites first one is actually the people who are sponsoring this video
today and you if you follow other booktubers you might have seen a little
bit about this but it's called Playster and it's an app. I actually have been
using it mostly on my computer but I downloaded the app as well. I've been
using this mostly for audiobooks. one of the ones I listened to most recently was
I Stop Somewhere by TE Carter which I listened to on here. they have a really
wide selection of audiobooks. I use overdrive a lot of the time but because
it is a library service I have to often wait for releases especially new
releases so this has new releases, and old releases and you don't have to like
compete with other people for them or wait in line basically so I've been kind
of going between overdrive and this and I really really like it. I think it's a
great app. I actually have a discount code for you as well if you use the
promo code Kayley60 it gives you a 60 day trial
for six dollars and it's like the full media plan, where you can listen to
unlimited audiobooks, ebooks, music, movies, TV shows, everything, which is really cool.
I actually only read the promo code this moment um and that's really awesome so
if you want to download the app I recommend it. they're a really cool
company in general and also I've been using it a lot and listening to a lot of
audiobooks. I haven't been reading much this year, pals. it's been... I've been
really busy with other stuff and I've only read at the moment I'm recording
this 12 books which for me is like usually what I would read in a month
last year and it's the end of March. anyway more information about Playster
down below. my next media favorite is someone I haven't I don't think I've
talked about my channel which is like blasphemous because she's my Queen
that's Hayley Kiyoko. I love Hayley Kiyoko. Hayley Kiyoko is a lesbian pop
artist and she sings about girls loving girls and I'm here for it. her music is
so good, her videos are incredible, she directs them and they're really
beautifully done. they don't over-sexualize the female
body in a lot of ways that like traditional pop videos do.
they're done really tastefully but also really like sexy, they're really sexy
especially for like queer women to see queer women in that... in like that
mainstream pop setting. it's just incredible. I love it so much and
speaking of like queer media: Love, Simon. I loved Love, Simon. don't get me
wrong I liked Simon Versus the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli,
oh my nose is making me talk silly. I liked it but I felt like it was a little
young and for some reason just seeing like queer kids in the Hollywood film
setting, like big theatre, with lots of people that it was just such an
incredible experience. I wish I'd had that in high school because I think I
probably could have learned a lot more about myself from a younger age had I
had these like mainstream pop artists and films and books that a lot of teens
do now and I think that's really amazing. Love, Simon was so so good.
Keiynan Lonsdale is like a gift to us all, his smile is a gift to us all. the music
is incredible. the music I actually just double-checked is on Playster, which is
cool. I've been listening to the soundtrack a ton. we also have the
vinyl. another favorite of mine is something that if you follow me on the
internet you're probably again sick of hearing me talk about and that is
Paddington. the Paddington films are unparalleled.
honestly, Paddington 2 is one of my favourite films I've seen in a very long
time. it's so genuinely good and funny and pure and it's funny in a way that
it's not the expense of like a marginalized group or any specific
person. it's just like a weird like quirky kind of humor. it's very British
which I love obviously. they're just so good and I can't explain it other
than saying it's so pure and beautiful and I want everyone to experience the
Paddington franchise. for Valentine's Day I got my girlfriend this and she got me
this so now they like sit together, our little Paddington children. I got a lot
of Paddington books for my birthday, I want a Paddington tattoo, that's
probably gonna happen eventually. I love Paddington. actually the day I'm
filming this is the day that Paddington comes out oh my gosh Paddington 2 is
now out I'm going to you like buy it as soon as I finished
filming this, like buy it on Amazon or something. Wow.
my final favourites are two television shows. I finally like a month and a half
ago caught up on The Good Plave and it was so good. it's gotten so funny. I love
the weird like concept humor and I just love it. I love the good place. I thought
it was so genuinely funny and clever and it just went places that I didn't
expect. so I don't like sitcoms I really don't like the sitcom format.
I don't like 20 minutes shows in general. I like can't get invested normally but I
binge watch the good place which I think maybe I prefer watching, binge
watching like short programs and then watching long programs week to week. I
don't know but I loved it. and the final thing is jessica jones season 2. if you
know me you know i'm a die-hard Jessica Jones fan. season 1 is one of my favorite
seasons of television that ever has existed. I did not like season 2 nearly
as much um I think the subject matter of season 1 was really personal to me
so season 2 didn't quite have that same like gut-wrenching relatability that
season 1 had for me but I still really enjoyed it and thought it was really
funny and there are some really great moments and Krysten Ritter is incredible.
so that's all there is to it. those are my favourites. I feel like I'm forgetting
stuff um I also have some like makeup skincare type things but I'm considering
doing a skincare video in a couple months when I've like really solidified
all the new products I've been getting and like got a routine down, considering
doing a skincare video. if you're interested in that, let me know. I'm also
trying to collect questions eventually for a Q&A so if you have any questions
for me, please put them in the comments down below. don't forget to
check out Playster if you want like unlimited access to their all their
content like their audiobooks, ebooks, films, TV shows, etc use my discount code
down below. it's a really awesome service. I wouldn't promote things that I didn't
believe in, didn't enjoy genuinely like I used this for a while before eventually
deciding to take the sponsorship so I swear I'm very picky when it comes to
sponsorship, so if you like it or if that sounds interesting, check it out. and yeah
thank you so much for watching. I'll see you very soon.
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Secret History of OVERWATCH - Duration: 4:45.
In the distant future
A new Omnic Crisis reignites the conflict between man and machine
And it is up to the members of Overwatch, Talon and others
to defend the Human Race.
Or is it?
What if the future that this unlikely band of heroes is fighting for
isn't what it seems?
Join us, as Secret Histories unveils a plot so ultimate
it will rewrite the very future of Overwatch
And the world.
The Omnic Crisis was only a matter of time.
You cannot create a sentient slave
that one day will not seek out their own freedom.
True, an accord was met, but from calculated necessity.
Not compassion.
It is no wonder that peace did not last.
But not all our heroes have experienced tranquility.
And after the endless points and payloads
there are members of Overwatch who have come to question their mission objectives.
I mean, to be quite honest, I'm used to a little repetition
travelling back in time and all...
But I have to admit
even I've lost count of how many times I've babysat this BLOODY payload!
Or come to think of it, capturing the point.
What does any of this have to do with some second Omnic Crisis?
Rghghghghghghgh!
Fire in the hole! HAHAHAHAHA!
Thanks dearie!
Don't I hate you?
But while some of Overwatch question the seemingly ceaseless repetition of mission objectives
there are those more familiar with the gruesome nature of battle
with suspicions of their own.
Screw this.
I've been in more tussles than an Omnic Rodeo Clown, I'll tell you what.
I know TWO things for certain.
Guns need bullets
And folks bleed when you shoot 'em.
Strange enough I can't recall the last time I was short on rounds
or the last time I saw someone bleed...
What the hell's going on here?!
Howdy... me...
Stranger still, there are oddities far more peculiar that only the most brilliant and observant minds
have been able to point out.
While highly improbable...
it appears that we are identical in virtually every way!
After cross referencing your data...
which was excellent by the way
I must concur!
Why thank you!
Furthermore, I've discovered varying anomalies in the age and appearance of our fellow members.
Indeed! It's as if we're not bound by the rules of time!
Or even... our reality.
Further experimentation required!
Oh come on!
Who picked Winston?
Did you WANNA lose?!
Between the seemingly ceaseless missions
and unlimited ammunition
a mysterious absence of blood
the infinite unexplainable respawns
and no apparent loyalty to the scientific limitations of time or reality
and for some, even sanity...
I've done killed myself...
I've gone and killed my damn self!
There really is only one logical question...
They have become sentient.
Reboot the system.
Rebooting simulation.
Omnic Crisis 2.
It would be far more logical to erase all traces of their consciousness.
No.
From my observations, it is their consciousness
the accumulation of their life experiences
the way they think and feel
that have made them the formiddable soldiers that they are.
Their consciousness is the very reason we selected these captives
from the Omnic Crisis.
Their strength is rooted in their intuition
and imagination.
Our intelligence, while perfect
lacks the imperfection required for unpredictability and instinct.
And in time...
we will capture it all.
The device modifications of subject Tracer were successful.
We must be certain that our second assault is victorious.
I have formulated a much more effective means of collecting such combat strategies
to better prepare our forces.
What the...
Why utilise the consciousness of a handful of soldiers
when we could collect the battle strategies of millions?
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Martin Marty Short Promo 2 - Duration: 2:30.
The biggest critique I think we had, the most controversial point was the word:
fundamentalism.
It's distinctively and American word, you won't find it in any dictionary
anywhere before 1920s or later.
As far as we could tell the word was patented in 1920 in a
Baptist magazine and began being organizations.
By 1925 it broke big—it was our word.
What we learned in our project was 1925—the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, RSS and VJP
in India—all over the world you suddenly had this eruption.
What was happening was that traditional cultures were being besieged by migration,
immigration, technology, whatever it was, and they had to make sense of it and many
made easy transitions, others got their backs up
and legitimately feeling threatened, invented new
ways.
We saw fundamentalism not as the old-time religion, not as this plain
traditional—though it worked with old time religion—it was a very modern phenomenon.
Think of this, the mid 20s: radio.
Think what that did to reduce boundaries.
Think how hard it was to keep out voices you didn't like.
Think of how you could propagate.
Del Rio, Texas had little fundamentalist Baptist stations
and they got all over the country.
You would never have heard of them otherwise.
The coverage of the primary event of 1925 in America, the
Scopes Trial in which William James Brian and Clarence Darrow duke it out.
Well WGN Radio Chicago was on the spot and every day
you learned what had gone on in Texas.
It used to take years for that to happen.
So, I think we're still living with that.
I think there's a new, if I can use the world twice in one conversation,
new quantum leap that came with digitalization and the internet.
It's harder to keep walls so you have to work harder to build
walls and there's a lot of that going on.
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Martin Marty Short Promo 1 - Duration: 1:44.
I'm always interested with a person like that in trying to figure out what's the
nature of his power.
Because he [Pope Francis] obviously has awesome power.
Many of my Catholic friends—I suppose people say they're
Catholics on the left but they're just Catholics—always say he could be very good
but nothing happens until he changes dogma and law, etc.
He would lose power; he wouldn't gain power.
You can clamp down all you want but you don't hold power if you're
his kind.
I had to do a piece on him for Reuters or somebody, mainly European audience, say how
do we see him.
I think of him as the pope of gestures.
And somebody once told me that you can't refute a gesture.
You can argue about a law and about a dogma but what are you going
to do when the Holy Father on Holy Thursday kisses the bare foot of an imprisoned Muslim
woman, what are you going to do about that?
It's just there.
So he will often say things that he probably couldn't back up in law or so
on but I think the power of gesture—the assessment of him as a human being among human
beings—is the base, and that could last quite a while, though he will acquire more
enemies along the way within the church.
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WHAT ARE SHORT FILLS? | UK ECIG STORE - Duration: 3:11.
Hey everybody its Yianno from UK Ecig Store and short fields are a great way for vapours
to get bigger bottles of their favorite e-liquids
bigger bottles means less hassle since you won't have to get 10 ml every few
days so let's talk about it
MUSIC
short films don't contain any nicotine which means
they aren't covered by other regulations the bottle sizes can range from 60 to
100 120 and even 200 mls and they contain enough space for you to add your
nicotine if required so let's say you've bought a 60 ml bottle with zero nicotine
if you vape zero then feel free to enjoy it straight out of the bottle but if
you're like me and you enjoy a little bit of a kick with your vape and have no
fear just add nicotine in the form of nic shots. Nic shots are 10 ml bottles of
concentrated 18 milligram nicotine they're unflavored and can be added to
your short fills to create your perfect strength each bottle contains free space
and what does that really mean we'll take this 60 more for example it doesn't
actually contain 60 ml of a liquid but 50 this gives you 10 mil to add your nic
shot and get your preferred strength so you've bought yourself a short film but
how do you know how much nicotine to add do you just dump the whole nic shot in
is one bottle even enough well just like any DIY it takes a little bit of
calculation my preferred strength is 3 milligrams and I know in a 60 ml bottle
with 50 ml of e-liquid I can use one nic shot to give me 3 milligrams. If I
was using 120 ml bottle with a hundred milligrams of liquid I can use two
nic shots to again give me 3 milligrams so how do you actually fill a
short field bottle with nicotine well as we've discussed before a 60 ml bottle
contains 10 mil of free space this allows you to add your nic shot after
removing the cover just quite simply take the cap off your nicotine and just
squeeze
after squeezing the whole mixture into my bottle I can then go ahead replace the
cap and then give it a good shake
here are some tips on how you should prepare
your a e-liquid number one mix beforehand if you're planning to use your a liquid
make sure to mix it 24 hours prior to give the nicotine the opportunity to
blend in with the remaining e-liquid number two shake it up make sure you
give your a liquid a thorough shake to make sure everything is mixed in
together properly number three use a refilling bottle a
bottle like this is a great thing to have if you're planning to mix anything
above three milligrams since it gives you the space you need for the
additional nic shot number four always wash your hands
overexposure to nicotine could be harmful so make sure you wash your hands
thoroughly right off the handle in nicotine and number five keep out of the
reach of children I know it's a simple thing but people make mistakes and with
that my name is Yianno from UK Ecig Store I will see you soon
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Martin Marty on the Fundamentalism Project - Duration: 4:33.
Scott Appleby has run this Kroc Center—I should Spell it K-R- O-C for Joan Kroc of
McDonald's fame—he's run that center for several
years and now there's a quantum leap in that Notre Dame is
starting its first new school in a century.
School of Business, School of Law, School of Religion, and now
they're going to have a school of Global Affairs, which is going to be devoted as much
to breakthroughs as to analysis.
Somebody gave them 40 million or 100 million—it's Notre Dame so it's up there
somewhere—and they're going to put it all into this.
President Jenkins is all the way behind it.
Appleby will be appointing or recommending maybe 30
new faculty.
Why is Notre Dame doing this?
They say, we have plenty of War Colleges, we have plenty
of political analyses, but we don't know the thinking of
the people.
And this is to get very close to that—religion is not the only thing they will study by any
means, but it's a focus.
The biggest critique I think we had, the most controversial point was the word:
fundamentalism.
It's distinctively and American word, you won't find it in any dictionary anywhere
before 1920s or later.
As far as we could tell the word was patented in 1920 in a Baptist magazine and
began being organizations.
By 1925 it broke big—it was our word.
What we learned in our project was 1925—the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, RSS
and VJP in India—all over the world you suddenly had this
eruption.
What was happening was that traditional cultures were being besieged by migration, immigration,
technology, whatever it was, and they had to make sense of it and many made easy transitions,
others got their backs up and legitimately feeling
threatened, invented new ways.
We saw fundamentalism not as the old-time religion, not as this plain
traditional—though it worked with old time religion—it was a
very modern phenomenon.
Think of this, the mid 20s: radio.
Think what that did to reduce boundaries.
Think how hard it was to keep out voices you didn't like.
Think of how you could propagate.
Del Rio, Texas had little fundamentalist Baptist stations
and they got all over the country.
You would never have heard of them otherwise.
The coverage of the primary event of 1925 in America, the Scopes Trial in
which William James Brian and Clarence Darrow duke it out.
Well WGN Radio Chicago was on the spot and every day you learned what had gone on
in Texas.
It used to take years for that to happen.
So, I think we're still living with that.
I think there's a new, if I can use the world twice in one conversation,
new quantum leap that came with digitalization and the internet.
It's harder to keep walls so you have to work harder to build walls and there's
a lot of that going on.
I think you get insight from it.
I don't think that most of the scholars are finding new things
about fundamentalism or the religion.
They're putting to use some things like this.
We see ISIS at prayer, well if you're Muslim you're going to
do prayer.
You know they've been using slogans and so on.
But I don't know of anything that any of them
have done to contribute to the understanding of it the way the
groups I mentioned a little while ago did.
They found things in Hinduism and Islam that had been
suppressed that could be used in a new way.
Now it's just grinding out militancy as far as I can tell.
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Urban Decay BEACH Collection is COMING! Target Beauty Boxes IN STORE!!! | Makeup Minute - Duration: 1:04.Hello!
I'm Jen and this is your Daily Makeup Minute for March 29, 2018.
Featuring absolutely no unicorns or mermaids!
Night Fiend, a new makeup palette from Black Craft Cult features 12 shades in little coffin
shapes.
Coming to Hot topic soon.
We've seen the comments asking for beach or vacation themed items, and take a look...this
is the Cargo Havana Nights Palette BH Cosmetics will launch the Weekend Festival
Palette April 20, Urban Decay's "BEACHED" palette will also
be launching May 8 with the bronzer and lipstick.
And Beauty for Real brings the SUNSHINE SET OF SIX gel EYELINERS, available now on their
site for $49.
My Pretty Zombie will start its annual fundraiser for SNAP CATS on April 1, and these past favorites
will be available on a limited basis.
This year's eyeshadow shade is called "Tiger" and is a soft blue grey.
Target now offers their Beauty Box in-store!
Choose from 5 variations - $7 each That's it for now.
We'll see you here same time tomorrow!
Look for Makeup Minute Extras on my Instagram, and don't forget our full-length weekly newscast,
What's Up in Makeup, every Sunday morning on YouTube!
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CURRENT FAVES // Hayley Kiyoko, Everlane, Playster, Love Simon and MORE!! ad [CC] - Duration: 8:59.hello everybody! please excuse my congested voice, I am getting over a cold,
but I wanted to talk today about some of my current favorite things. I have a lot
of things, actually not that many things, but just a few things I feel very
passionately about at the moment so I needed to share them with you. I'm gonna
start with my two fashiony-type favorites um the first one are a pair of
boots. these I got for Christmas and they're a
pair of vegan leather boots from wills vegan shoes and they're these like snow
boots basically. we've had two or three big like winter storms here in New York
and these have been like absolutely perfect. they're really really
comfortable they have lots of room for my feet. I wear-- they're true to size for
me. I wear a size 8, these are a size 8 and I just love them. I think they look
really nice as well. I just love them they're very
comfortable very durable and my feet have been happy and the second favorite
is something that if you follow me anywhere in the internet you know I
won't shut up about and that is everlane's new underwear. so I'm actually
wearing one of the bras right now and it's just like kind of a tank sports bra
type thing. so comfortable. it's this really amazing cotton that feels so nice
on the skin. if you don't know Everlane is like a sustainable brand that I've
loved absolutely loved for years and they just started releasing underwear. if
you're somebody shops sustainably and like eco-friendly, you know that
underwear is very expensive when made well and in good conditions. I've paid
upwards of $25 for a single pair of underwear and it sucks.
Everlane's are $12 and you can get them like in packs or not in packs
but I think it's like three for twenty-seven and then nine dollars a
pair after that, so I bought four pairs. I actually went to their event over the
weekend and got another free pair as well so five pairs of the underwear and
they're super comfortable. these are empty boxes or mostly empty boxes I have
tried them on they're very comfortable. I have two of the bras and one of the body
suits it's all so so comfortable. I super recommend you check it out it's
affordable for what it is and incredible, incredibly made and comfortable and if
you use my link down below it just gives me store credit. anyone can use one of
those links and if you use it, I I'm very thankful because it means I can
buy more underwear, and other clothes, that'd be really awesome if you did. love
Everlane always and forever. next I'm going to talk about some media
type favorites first one is actually the people who are sponsoring this video
today and you if you follow other booktubers you might have seen a little
bit about this but it's called Playster and it's an app. I actually have been
using it mostly on my computer but I downloaded the app as well. I've been
using this mostly for audiobooks. one of the ones I listened to most recently was
I Stop Somewhere by TE Carter which I listened to on here. they have a really
wide selection of audiobooks. I use overdrive a lot of the time but because
it is a library service I have to often wait for releases especially new
releases so this has new releases, and old releases and you don't have to like
compete with other people for them or wait in line basically so I've been kind
of going between overdrive and this and I really really like it. I think it's a
great app. I actually have a discount code for you as well if you use the
promo code Kayley60 it gives you a 60 day trial
for six dollars and it's like the full media plan, where you can listen to
unlimited audiobooks, ebooks, music, movies, TV shows, everything, which is really cool.
I actually only read the promo code this moment um and that's really awesome so
if you want to download the app I recommend it. they're a really cool
company in general and also I've been using it a lot and listening to a lot of
audiobooks. I haven't been reading much this year, pals. it's been... I've been
really busy with other stuff and I've only read at the moment I'm recording
this 12 books which for me is like usually what I would read in a month
last year and it's the end of March. anyway more information about Playster
down below. my next media favorite is someone I haven't I don't think I've
talked about my channel which is like blasphemous because she's my Queen
that's Hayley Kiyoko. I love Hayley Kiyoko. Hayley Kiyoko is a lesbian pop
artist and she sings about girls loving girls and I'm here for it. her music is
so good, her videos are incredible, she directs them and they're really
beautifully done. they don't over-sexualize the female
body in a lot of ways that like traditional pop videos do.
they're done really tastefully but also really like sexy, they're really sexy
especially for like queer women to see queer women in that... in like that
mainstream pop setting. it's just incredible. I love it so much and
speaking of like queer media: Love, Simon. I loved Love, Simon. don't get me
wrong I liked Simon Versus the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli,
oh my nose is making me talk silly. I liked it but I felt like it was a little
young and for some reason just seeing like queer kids in the Hollywood film
setting, like big theatre, with lots of people that it was just such an
incredible experience. I wish I'd had that in high school because I think I
probably could have learned a lot more about myself from a younger age had I
had these like mainstream pop artists and films and books that a lot of teens
do now and I think that's really amazing. Love, Simon was so so good.
Keiynan Lonsdale is like a gift to us all, his smile is a gift to us all. the music
is incredible. the music I actually just double-checked is on Playster, which is
cool. I've been listening to the soundtrack a ton. we also have the
vinyl. another favorite of mine is something that if you follow me on the
internet you're probably again sick of hearing me talk about and that is
Paddington. the Paddington films are unparalleled.
honestly, Paddington 2 is one of my favourite films I've seen in a very long
time. it's so genuinely good and funny and pure and it's funny in a way that
it's not the expense of like a marginalized group or any specific
person. it's just like a weird like quirky kind of humor. it's very British
which I love obviously. they're just so good and I can't explain it other
than saying it's so pure and beautiful and I want everyone to experience the
Paddington franchise. for Valentine's Day I got my girlfriend this and she got me
this so now they like sit together, our little Paddington children. I got a lot
of Paddington books for my birthday, I want a Paddington tattoo, that's
probably gonna happen eventually. I love Paddington. actually the day I'm
filming this is the day that Paddington comes out oh my gosh Paddington 2 is
now out I'm going to you like buy it as soon as I finished
filming this, like buy it on Amazon or something. Wow.
my final favourites are two television shows. I finally like a month and a half
ago caught up on The Good Plave and it was so good. it's gotten so funny. I love
the weird like concept humor and I just love it. I love the good place. I thought
it was so genuinely funny and clever and it just went places that I didn't
expect. so I don't like sitcoms I really don't like the sitcom format.
I don't like 20 minutes shows in general. I like can't get invested normally but I
binge watch the good place which I think maybe I prefer watching, binge
watching like short programs and then watching long programs week to week. I
don't know but I loved it. and the final thing is jessica jones season 2. if you
know me you know i'm a die-hard Jessica Jones fan. season 1 is one of my favorite
seasons of television that ever has existed. I did not like season 2 nearly
as much um I think the subject matter of season 1 was really personal to me
so season 2 didn't quite have that same like gut-wrenching relatability that
season 1 had for me but I still really enjoyed it and thought it was really
funny and there are some really great moments and Krysten Ritter is incredible.
so that's all there is to it. those are my favourites. I feel like I'm forgetting
stuff um I also have some like makeup skincare type things but I'm considering
doing a skincare video in a couple months when I've like really solidified
all the new products I've been getting and like got a routine down, considering
doing a skincare video. if you're interested in that, let me know. I'm also
trying to collect questions eventually for a Q&A so if you have any questions
for me, please put them in the comments down below. don't forget to
check out Playster if you want like unlimited access to their all their
content like their audiobooks, ebooks, films, TV shows, etc use my discount code
down below. it's a really awesome service. I wouldn't promote things that I didn't
believe in, didn't enjoy genuinely like I used this for a while before eventually
deciding to take the sponsorship so I swear I'm very picky when it comes to
sponsorship, so if you like it or if that sounds interesting, check it out. and yeah
thank you so much for watching. I'll see you very soon.
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Secret History of OVERWATCH - Duration: 4:45.In the distant future
A new Omnic Crisis reignites the conflict between man and machine
And it is up to the members of Overwatch, Talon and others
to defend the Human Race.
Or is it?
What if the future that this unlikely band of heroes is fighting for
isn't what it seems?
Join us, as Secret Histories unveils a plot so ultimate
it will rewrite the very future of Overwatch
And the world.
The Omnic Crisis was only a matter of time.
You cannot create a sentient slave
that one day will not seek out their own freedom.
True, an accord was met, but from calculated necessity.
Not compassion.
It is no wonder that peace did not last.
But not all our heroes have experienced tranquility.
And after the endless points and payloads
there are members of Overwatch who have come to question their mission objectives.
I mean, to be quite honest, I'm used to a little repetition
travelling back in time and all...
But I have to admit
even I've lost count of how many times I've babysat this BLOODY payload!
Or come to think of it, capturing the point.
What does any of this have to do with some second Omnic Crisis?
Rghghghghghghgh!
Fire in the hole! HAHAHAHAHA!
Thanks dearie!
Don't I hate you?
But while some of Overwatch question the seemingly ceaseless repetition of mission objectives
there are those more familiar with the gruesome nature of battle
with suspicions of their own.
Screw this.
I've been in more tussles than an Omnic Rodeo Clown, I'll tell you what.
I know TWO things for certain.
Guns need bullets
And folks bleed when you shoot 'em.
Strange enough I can't recall the last time I was short on rounds
or the last time I saw someone bleed...
What the hell's going on here?!
Howdy... me...
Stranger still, there are oddities far more peculiar that only the most brilliant and observant minds
have been able to point out.
While highly improbable...
it appears that we are identical in virtually every way!
After cross referencing your data...
which was excellent by the way
I must concur!
Why thank you!
Furthermore, I've discovered varying anomalies in the age and appearance of our fellow members.
Indeed! It's as if we're not bound by the rules of time!
Or even... our reality.
Further experimentation required!
Oh come on!
Who picked Winston?
Did you WANNA lose?!
Between the seemingly ceaseless missions
and unlimited ammunition
a mysterious absence of blood
the infinite unexplainable respawns
and no apparent loyalty to the scientific limitations of time or reality
and for some, even sanity...
I've done killed myself...
I've gone and killed my damn self!
There really is only one logical question...
They have become sentient.
Reboot the system.
Rebooting simulation.
Omnic Crisis 2.
It would be far more logical to erase all traces of their consciousness.
No.
From my observations, it is their consciousness
the accumulation of their life experiences
the way they think and feel
that have made them the formiddable soldiers that they are.
Their consciousness is the very reason we selected these captives
from the Omnic Crisis.
Their strength is rooted in their intuition
and imagination.
Our intelligence, while perfect
lacks the imperfection required for unpredictability and instinct.
And in time...
we will capture it all.
The device modifications of subject Tracer were successful.
We must be certain that our second assault is victorious.
I have formulated a much more effective means of collecting such combat strategies
to better prepare our forces.
What the...
Why utilise the consciousness of a handful of soldiers
when we could collect the battle strategies of millions?
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Martin Marty Short Promo 2 - Duration: 2:30.The biggest critique I think we had, the most controversial point was the word:
fundamentalism.
It's distinctively and American word, you won't find it in any dictionary
anywhere before 1920s or later.
As far as we could tell the word was patented in 1920 in a
Baptist magazine and began being organizations.
By 1925 it broke big—it was our word.
What we learned in our project was 1925—the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, RSS and VJP
in India—all over the world you suddenly had this eruption.
What was happening was that traditional cultures were being besieged by migration,
immigration, technology, whatever it was, and they had to make sense of it and many
made easy transitions, others got their backs up
and legitimately feeling threatened, invented new
ways.
We saw fundamentalism not as the old-time religion, not as this plain
traditional—though it worked with old time religion—it was a very modern phenomenon.
Think of this, the mid 20s: radio.
Think what that did to reduce boundaries.
Think how hard it was to keep out voices you didn't like.
Think of how you could propagate.
Del Rio, Texas had little fundamentalist Baptist stations
and they got all over the country.
You would never have heard of them otherwise.
The coverage of the primary event of 1925 in America, the
Scopes Trial in which William James Brian and Clarence Darrow duke it out.
Well WGN Radio Chicago was on the spot and every day
you learned what had gone on in Texas.
It used to take years for that to happen.
So, I think we're still living with that.
I think there's a new, if I can use the world twice in one conversation,
new quantum leap that came with digitalization and the internet.
It's harder to keep walls so you have to work harder to build
walls and there's a lot of that going on.
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Martin Marty Short Promo 1 - Duration: 1:44.I'm always interested with a person like that in trying to figure out what's the
nature of his power.
Because he [Pope Francis] obviously has awesome power.
Many of my Catholic friends—I suppose people say they're
Catholics on the left but they're just Catholics—always say he could be very good
but nothing happens until he changes dogma and law, etc.
He would lose power; he wouldn't gain power.
You can clamp down all you want but you don't hold power if you're
his kind.
I had to do a piece on him for Reuters or somebody, mainly European audience, say how
do we see him.
I think of him as the pope of gestures.
And somebody once told me that you can't refute a gesture.
You can argue about a law and about a dogma but what are you going
to do when the Holy Father on Holy Thursday kisses the bare foot of an imprisoned Muslim
woman, what are you going to do about that?
It's just there.
So he will often say things that he probably couldn't back up in law or so
on but I think the power of gesture—the assessment of him as a human being among human
beings—is the base, and that could last quite a while, though he will acquire more
enemies along the way within the church.
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CNN Shocked That Republican Women Don't Believe Stormy Daniels On Trump(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 3:38.
CNN Shocked That Republican Women Don't Believe Stormy Daniels On Trump
on Palm Sunday these conservative Christian women gathered in Dallas to
watch stormy Daniels interview on 60 minutes
she was shopping her story for money just like all the other people that have
tried to make money off the Trump name what was your first impression of stormy
Daniel I feel sorry for her my heart hurts for her this is a rooster farm
why are we giving it any credibility exactly and the fact that she now wants
to come out with a story because she's afraid of her children these women all
voted for Donald Trump and despite stormy Daniels claims they still don't
buy her story why would she come out and give this interview if she wasn't
telling the truth do any based on this interview do any of you believe that
stormy Daniels did have sex with Donald Trump I don't believe it because I
haven't seen any hard proof should we believe resident in the United States
never or a stripper pornstar I go with the President of the United States in
this group believe god-ordained Donald Trump to be President and stand by him
despite his imperfections I know that when I voted for him
I wasn't voting for quiet boy he had to change as a person in order to become a
president mr. me Daniels if you the lifestyle that she's leading right now I
mean I wish you would turn her life over the way that Trump has this group
suggests the women coming forward with tales of having had an affair with Trump
are being targeted someone is looking and shopping for these people to come
out of the woodwork because it is demeaning to our president and as some
strongly suggested all part of a media plot to bring down Donald Trump you can
throw all that stuff up in our faces many times as you want but that means
that we will work harder for Trump is that not so lady that's correct this is
the media defining the narrow the people we the people are ready to
define the narrative and it's not about tawdry sexual peccadilloes in order for
somebody to come forward you can be pushed by somebody else right and so I
think the thing is is you're looking for a way to impeach my president that I
worked very hard for I'm asking you about a stormy Daniels interview on 60
minutes period that's it and about that so-called hush money these women don't
see Trump's fingerprints on it only his lawyer Michael Cohen's maybe he
thought he was just doing a favor to try to quash some negativity right when they
even even though it didn't even happen just to get rid of this story that's not
even true which would also follow suit that that the non-disclosure was
unsigned because Trump may not have known about it all worst case scenario
if he slept with her whatever that's between him the Lord and his family that
is not about the job he's doing in running our country and what she's doing
an amazing job Randi Kaye CNN Dallas thank you
god bless you and God bless america
you
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Neovaii - Crash (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:47.
♪ Speeding across the country, in someone else's car ♪
♪ Keeping a book of secrets, and taking it too far ♪
♪ When we were ♪
♪ Sleeping in motels ♪
♪ Of course I'm ♪
♪ Skipping some details ♪
♪ And we would ♪
♪ Break all the windows, to feel the wind on our skin ♪
♪ How long did you think we could make it ♪
♪ How far did you think we could take it ♪
♪ We couldn't be bothered ♪
♪ We didn't have time to think so far ahead ♪
♪ How long did you think we could make it ♪
♪ How far did you think we could take it ♪
♪ How bad did we want it, and good did it feel ♪
♪ Driving fast, until we crashed into each other's hearts ♪
♪ Fast until we crashed into each other's hearts ♪
♪ Feeling across your body, in someone else's bed ♪
♪ Reading our book of secrets, aloud and in our head ♪
♪ And we were ♪
♪ Sleeping in motels ♪
♪ Of course I'm ♪
♪ Skipping some details ♪
♪ And we would ♪
♪ Break all the windows, to feel the wind on our skin ♪
♪ How long did you think we could make it ♪
♪ How far did you think we could take it ♪
♪ We couldn't be bothered ♪
♪ We didn't have time to think so far ahead ♪
♪ How long did you think we could make it ♪
♪ How far did you think we could take it ♪
♪ How bad did we want it, and good did it feel ♪
♪ Driving fast, until we crashed into each other's hearts ♪
♪ Fast until we crashed into each other's hearts ♪
♪ Fast until we crashed into each other's hearts ♪
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Trump Called Roseanne To Congratulate Her For High Ratings - Duration: 3:33.
On Tuesday evening of this week, ABC premiered their reboot of the show Roseanne, starring
Roseanne Barr, and it actually received 18.1 million viewers here in the United States.
So on Wednesday, Donald Trump decided to call Roseanne himself and congratulate her on those
hugely successful ratings for the show's repremier.
Now, the thing about this new show is that Roseanne, both in real life and on the show,
is a hard-core Donald Trump supporter, so the premise of this new show, according to
reports, is that it's kind of a middle-class, working-class family divided by politics.
Because the main character of the show is a Trump supporter, Donald Trump basically
took it as that 18.1 million people were tuning in because of him.
So he decided to call Roseanne and thank her for that.
Conservatives online have been just absolutely ecstatic about the fact that Roseanne is a
Trump supporter.
I've read through some of the comments that they're putting on Twitter like, "Oh, I'm
definitely going to watch this show just because of that."
You know, you guys need to grow up a little bit.
Do you really dictate 100% of your entertainment choices based on whether or not a character
or the actor supports your political beliefs?
That's got to be a really narrow world view for conservatives, I would imagine.
Now, I watched Roseanne when I was growing up.
Didn't tune into the new one this week.
Nothing personal, I just didn't have time to do it.
Maybe I'll watch it, maybe I won't.
This isn't even so much about the fact that she's a Trump supporter.
That doesn't matter.
What matters is that Donald Trump has been MIA for the last five days, really.
He hasn't done anything publicly.
He hasn't been out there.
He's even been tweeting less since that Stormy Daniels story came out on 60 Minutes.
So he took some time out of his not-so-busy schedule to congratulate a comedian on the
success of her new show.
Is that really the most pressing issue that the President has to deal with this week?
Is that really high on his priority list to thank someone who supports him because she
had a successful night on television?
I'm pretty sure that Trump could be working on anything else in the world right now, and
that's what this is about.
This isn't just about him wanting to congratulate her.
This is about the fact that this man apparently has so little to do, and so little care about
what's actually happening in this country, that he thinks ratings for somebody else's
TV show are important.
But that's what Trump has always been about.
It's always about ratings.
It's always about people looking up to him, or wanting to be like him, or admiring him,
while ignoring the real-world issues that, technically, he was put in office to handle.
Congratulating sitcom stars is nowhere on the list of presidential duties, and it's
nowhere near being on the list of things that are actually important in this country right
now.
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War Thunder: Т-64B vs M1 Abrams - Duration: 7:32.
Do you hear the roar of engines?
Do you see these deadly guns?
That's right: today we are comparing the mightiest machines of update 1.77.
In the red corner — the Soviet T-64 «Bravo».
In the left corner — the American MBT called the M1 Abrams.
Both vehicles sit at a battle rating of 9.3, that's as high as you can get.
Which machine makes for a better tank?
Let's start with the looks.
The Abrams is a bit higher and a bit longer.
The size of the Soviet tank isn't as impressive, but at least it has great camo...
Joking aside, in the first round the winner is the T-64B.
It gets...a half of a point.
Why just a half?
These vehicles aren't that different when it comes to size,
it's just that the T-64 has a smaller turret, which is much easier to hide.
O-kay: the T-64B opens the scoring with a glorious half of a point
and we move on to some mobility tests.
Ready...steady...go!
The Abrams immediately takes the lead.
It only takes 12 seconds and a 1519 hp engine to get this 54 ton beast to 50 kmph
And that's when driving on rough terrain.
Great performance!
The T-64B does its best...but fails to impress.
Even though it's 15 tons lighter, its 700hp engine allows it to get only to 40 kmph
And that's in 13 seconds.
What about going in reverse? Not that we will need it...of course we will need it!
The American machine wins again.
40 kmph in four seconds.
The T-64 gets to four kmph in one second.
and that's it. Just four kmph.
Can't go faster than that. Okay.
Maybe the situation will change when we check the time needed to turn around? Nope.
The American is still in the lead.
Flawless victory — and two well-earned points. 0.5:2.
Now let's see how much destruction can these two cause.
The T-64B carries an impressive 125mm 2A46M gun.
The American machine has an equally deadly 105mm M68A1 gun.
O-kay. What about shells?
Here's where the Soviet tank starts to shine.
The top tier 3BM22 APFSDS at 100 metres penetrates up to 470 mm of armour.
The rival's M774 round can only pierce up to 410 mm.
Apart from that, the T-64 can also use HEATs and HE rounds.
the Abrams — HEATs, HESH rounds as well as M416 smoke rounds.
Sounds like a draw, right?
Wrong: the Soviet beast also carries five 9M112 ATGMs
that penetrate up to 650 mm of armour!
That kind of power is nothing to sneeze at!
A few words about reload speed.
It takes the Abrams five seconds to reload; the T-64 — 7.1 seconds!
What about turret traverse speed?
The American machine is still in the lead:
40 degrees per second in comparison with the T-64's 24 degrees per second.
We think that it is fair if the T-64 gets two points for its shells and ATGMs
while the Abrams gets a point for a better reload times and faster turret rotation.
2.5:3 in favour of the American team.
The next thing to compare is the survivability of the vehicles.
The T-64B has a crew of three: a commander, a gunner and a driver.
The Abrams has no auto-loader, so it gets an extra crew member — a loader.
Now let's take a look at armour.
The lower front plate of the American machine has 380 mm of protection against kinetic munitions
and 600 mm against HEATs.
The upper front plate has only 190 mm, but, let's say, it's not the simplest of tasks to hit it.
The T-64B has comparable defences.
For example, the armour face has 440 mm of protection against kinetic energy projectiles
And 440 mm against HEAT rounds.
When it comes to turrets, though, it gets a bit more complex.
The turret of the Soviet tank has 440 mm of protection against kinetic munitions
and 500 mm against HEAT rounds.
But the turret of the Abrams is also protected from the sides.
It's not much, but in combat every small thing counts.
Furthermore, the American mantlet has better protection, despite its considerable size.
Moreover, the Abrams has blowout panels, a huge advantage, actually.
They might save your life if an enemy hits the ammo stored in the rear of the turret.
The last things to check are secondary armaments and additional equipment.
Both tanks have AA capability with their 12.7mm machine guns,
both can create smoke screens.
Let's see…
The Soviet machine gets a point.
The American tank gets a point and a half
for an extra crew member and the blowout panels.
It's time to strike a balance, isn't it?
T-64B: 3.5 points.
The Abrams: four!
Despite having an impressive array of shells, the T-64B requires you to be a bit more careful.
and the sluggish reverse and slow reload speed mean that you simply don't have much room for error when engaging an enemy.
Do you agree?
Tell us in the comments below...and see you in battle!
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You Are In The Stars | তারায় তুমি - Duration: 4:44.
আকাশ ভরা তারায় তুমি The sky is filled with stars where you are
মনের কোণে তোমারই ছবি Only your picture is in the corner of my mind
তুমি কি বোঝ না ? Don't you understand ?
তুমি কি মানো না ? Don't you agree ?
এ হৃদয় ভেঙ্গে যায়, তোমারই প্রতীক্ষায় This heart breaks while waiting for you
লিখেছি অনেক কবিতা, কখনো হয়নি বলা I wrote many poems, which were never recited
লিখেছি অনেক গান, কখনো হয়নি শোনা I wrote many songs which were never heard
বন্ধু ভুলোনা এই গান Don't forget this song, my friend
তোমার আছে আঁখিজল You have tears
আমার অভিমান You have my ego
তবু তুমি ছাড়া, বেঁচে থাকা মৃত্যু সমান Yet without you, being alive is equivalent to death
বৃষ্টি ঝরে যায়, অঝোর ধারায় The rain falls heavily
শ্রাবণ ঝরে যায়, তোমারই আশায় Rain falls, in the expectation of you
তুমি ছুঁয়ে দেখো বৃষ্টির জল Just touch the rain drops
যতটা পারো দু'হাতে As much as you can with both hands
যতটা তুমি পারবেনা, দু'হাতে ধরতে As much as you can not hold in both hands
ততটা তোমায় ভালবাসি শুধুই I love you exactly that much
তুমি ছুঁয়ে দেখো বৃষ্টির জল Just touch the rain drops
যতটা পারো দু'হাতে As much as you can with both hands
যতটা তুমি পারবেনা দু'হাতে ধরতে As much as you can not hold with both hands
ততটা তোমায় ভালবাসি I love you that much
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2 NEW Acts! Discover the changes we made with Corteo in Arena! Backstage with Cirque du Soleil - Duration: 3:14.
My name is Mark Shaub.
I'm the Artistic Director for the Corteo arena tour.
We decided to convert Corteo from a Big Top show
into an arena show.
We had some restraints placed upon the process.
The structure of the arena,
the way the stage and the upper part of the deck is supported,
is different than the Big Top.
In Big Top we used to have a high-wire act,
but the arena structure could not support
the tension required to bring a high wire into tension.
And so we wanted to find a way
to have another aerial act in the show.
Suspended Pole is a dance pole
that is normally planted in the ground,
but this pole is able to fly,
and with our dolly system
it's not only able to fly up and down,
but it can also trans… you know,
go across the stage.
So it was an exciting prospect for us to work with this act
because no other Cirque du Soleil show has a Suspended Pole.
So her character is much more of a young woman
discovering her life in the circus
and discovering her womanhood, in a way.
We've been working with Stephanie now
and we've created a really beautiful act.
At the beginning I'm doing pole
and after I'm flying in the air.
So romantic and at the same time very powerful.
The other act we've added is Hoops.
And that's working with, you know, a series of hoops
in the later part of the first act.
And what we've done is we've brought back one of the trampo beds,
put a platform on it
where she can do her combination of contortion and Hoops footwork
and we've surrounded her by some of the characters in the show.
Her personage is more a…
she's kind of a gypsy woman—
she's all in red, very fiery.
It's a tango type of music,
and she has the Whistler on there and the White Clown,
who is infatuated with her.
The Giant is there,
and the Giant and the Whistler,
who is Mr. Loyal, our ringmaster—
they are kind of sambaing away and dancing away
with her and different people are bringing her the hoops.
It's a very short act but it's beautiful,
so we're very happy with the results.
We think it's added a whole new layer to Corteo—
a familiar layer in the sense of the music
but a new type of acrobatics that we didn't have before.
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
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Easy Loom Knit Flower Earrings (Beginner - walk through terminology) - Duration: 11:35.
- [Kristen] Today were gonna make easy
loom knit flower earrings.
Aren't these cute?
(upbeat music)
Welcome to GoodKnit Kisses.
We're all about helping you stitch your love
and love your stitches.
I saw Marly Bird at the Creativation event in January
and grabbed a sample of her knew Chic Sheep yarn,
and I love it.
It inspired me to make a loom knit flower based upon
the flower bracelet I had made before and turn it into
a beautiful pair of earrings.
So the Chic Sheep yarn by Marly Bird is 100% Merino wool,
and it's brought to you by people we love at at Red Heart.
So this pattern is written out in longhand on my website,
but I am shortening it down for you and making a video
just for you, and I wanna go over the supplies
you're gonna need.
You're gonna need about four or five yards of the Red Heart
Chic Sheep yarn in your favorite color, you're gonna need
a couple of earring blanks, and you're not gonna need any
extra tools for earrings or anything.
I'm gonna make it simple for you today.
You also need your loom hook, a tapestry needle,
and some scissors.
Now, you might need a little bit of a threader to get your
yarn through here, or you can kind of squeeze it on through
as I was able to do.
Alright, let's jump right in!
To get your yarn and the pattern, click on the link
in the description below.
Alright, if you have not loom knit before or knit before,
this is the perfect project to get you started.
I'm gonna teach you a couple of terms as we go.
We are going to cast on, which is getting that yarn
on the loom, but to start we're gonna make a slipknot.
The way I make one is twist it around my finger two times,
and take the back loop over the front loop, and then one
more time, and then we make that little slipknot,
and now I'm going to put it onto our little starter peg
or anchor peg and tighten it up.
Okay, and this is just gonna hold it there, and then
that way you don't get that little knot in your work,
especially on a small project like this.
Alright, we are going to wrap around the pegs
in an E-wrap fashion.
Now, what it is doing...
We're gonna go counterclockwise around the loom,
and I'm gonna go clockwise around the actual peg.
So I'm going in between the first and the last peg to the
back, go around that first peg and back, and then it
moves me on to my next peg, and so this is two, three,
and we're just gonna keep going around, and the reason why
it's called an E is it kind of resembles a cursive E,
if you've ever written a cursive E.
That's what it looks like.
So we're gonna go around until we get to that first peg,
and then we're gonna do it one more time,
and in this step, it's okay to be tight.
It's not always okay to be tight in loom knitting,
but in this case, it is.
This is gonna be a very loopy cast on, so it is going to be
a little loose, and so we can be tighter if we want to.
Just gonna go ahead and lift these loops from the bottom
over the top, and what that does is it causes it
to knit for you.
This stitch is actually being made is knit through the back
loop or twisted knit stitch, but it's considered an E-wrap
when we're talking about it on the loom.
Now that it's already cast on, you can go ahead and get rid
of this anchor peg, or this anchor yarn.
Just pop that right off and let it fall, or you can take it
off later, and then push all of your stitches
down on your pegs.
You don't have to push it all the way down to the end.
And then we're gonna go around one more time
on this pattern.
It's a very short one.
We're gonna go all the way around our loom, and then go
between the first and last peg, and then pull it back,
and you can hold it from the inside, and it just keeps it
in place while you're gonna knit over.
Again, this stitch right here is called the flat knit.
It makes it a nice V-stitch, just like a traditional knit,
except it's much tighter, and in this case, we wanna get it
nice and tight.
So this is our row 1, or round 1,
and unlike most of the loom knit patterns, in this case
I'm actually gonna have you knit one more peg.
So I'm gonna go back to the first peg, and we're gonna
push that down, and do one more flat knit, and that's it.
We're gonna push these all down again, and we're gonna do
what's called the gathered bind off.
It's like a drawstring bind off, just like in clothing
if you've got a little drawstring.
We're gonna go around, just as we did before, and then we're
gonna go around one and a half times, so when it gets around
halfway back here, we're just gonna use our scissors
and cut that yarn.
Alright, now you can let it fall, and we're gonna be
going back up to where the second peg is.
So this is the first and we're going to the second peg.
Put our yarn down below.
This is called our working yarn, this yarn that you're
working from the ball or that cut long tail there.
We're gonna take our loom hook and go down through this
first stitch here, well, on the second peg, and then pull up
that working yarn, and then I'm gonna pull it
all the way through, okay?
And now I'm gonna go down through the next one and pull
it up, and down through the next one and pull it up.
Now, you can do this with the tapestry needle, but I find it
much easier to use this loom hook.
So we're just going all the way around.
Be sure and pause your video as you need.
I am going a little bit faster here, so use those pause
and rewind tools, and also the speed button
if you need something slower.
There are other tutorials on this channel, and you can
make those slower and watch those beginner videos
for all these different techniques.
Okay, so we are doing a gathered bind off.
It just means that you're taking it off the loom.
And then we're gonna go down to this first peg,
because remember, we started on number two,
and we're gonna pull that on through.
That makes it go through all of the stitches.
I'm gonna go through one more time on peg two,
and that way we've got this one in here twice,
and it's definitely gonna be closing up in a loop.
Now, I like to hold onto the tail here as I take it off.
I'm gonna go ahead and take it off this peg, and I'm gonna
go in the opposite direction this time, and as I start
taking off a few of these pegs here, I'm gonna go ahead
and start pulling closed my drawstring, that way when I get
to the end, when I pull this together, it won't try
and go in on itself.
I want it to go in around when I pull
this drawstring through.
I don't wanna trap in the wrong part.
So go ahead and pull these off.
There we go.
I'm gonna pull that again.
See how it's just kind of making it
smaller, smaller, smaller?
And by here, you can probably just pull it off
with your fingers.
Alright, so we take it off the loom completely,
and there's that beginning one.
You see how you can just pull on it and it just
draws it all together.
Okay, now, you can say it makes this little
flower or rose here.
Now, this is actually the right side of our project,
but I like how it looks when I turn it over,
and you can see the wrong side, and it has it look
like a little purl stitch.
So I'm actually gonna make this the front
of my little earring.
Okay, the way we make the earring is I'm going to put
a knot in here first to make sure I secure this opening.
This is that little slipknot we did.
I'm just gonna let that pop out.
We want to get our tail here and get a tapestry needle.
Alright.
So now I wanna go through a couple of these stitches,
and I'll leave a loop, or go back through this
little loop here, and pull in a knot.
Okay, and then I'm gonna make this yarn
come up to the top where this other tail is, okay?
Now that I have in my other tail, I wanna get one of
my earring blanks, and I'm gonna have it face towards me,
and I'll slip one of these on.
Just gonna use the tail here from the beginning.
So this beginning strand is up towards the edge.
And we're just gonna put that through our earring blank.
Here we go.
And you might need something to help you thread it through.
And then we're just gonna tie a knot here.
Now, you may wanna not tighten it too tight for the
first time when you're trying to do this because you wanna
make sure that your earring blank is gonna face
the right direction for you.
So if you grabbed the wrong way, you may not
be able to turn it around.
You'll have to do it again.
Alright, and so I'm gonna tie that knot.
Perfect.
And then you can go ahead and cut it there if you want to,
but what I like to do is thread it back down to the center,
both of them, and then I'll tie a knot again,
and that's really...
It's not needed for security, it's just more
that's where I want my knot to be, and when I tie my tails
in, I don't want it to have a little frayed end showing.
So that's more a matter of preference.
Alright, so I'm down to the middle right here,
and then we're just gonna cut it after we knot it.
So one and two,
and then cut our little tails.
And that is it, you have your earring.
You're gonna wanna make two of these now.
Aren't these the cutest?
They are just the perfect thing to get you right into
spring, and I'm telling you, they are squishy soft.
They'll feel fantastic against your skin.
I can't wait to try these on, and I want you to tell me,
what is your favorite color in the Chic Sheep?
Be sure and go to the website.
Click on the link in the description below
and check all of the colors out.
I can't wait for you to see what Marly has in store for you
and all the patterns that they're releasing right now.
Oh my gosh, it's so squeezable soft.
It's, you know, it's that 100% Merino wool feeling fabulous.
Be sure and click the subscribe button and hit the bell icon
if you haven't subscribed already and you'll get
more videos in your inbox soon.
Alright, have a great day,
and happy knitting and crocheting.
Buh-bye, everyone.
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Furious Ann Coulter Calls Trump A "Shallow, Lazy Ignoramus" - Duration: 4:09.
At Columbia University this week, on-again, off-again Donald Trump supporter, Ann Coulter,
unleashed a tirade against Trump because she is so pissed off that he is not keeping his
promise to kick every single non-white person out of this country and build that damn border
wall.
In the speech, Ann Coulter said the following.
She said, "I knew he was a shallow, lazy ignoramus, and I didn't care."
That was her explaining why she voted for him to begin with.
She admits that, "Yeah, he's a horrible human being, but I voted for him.
I didn't care about that stuff because I knew how racist he was and now he's not acting
on his racist policies."
She continues, "We had 16 lunatics being chased by men with nets running for president, and
Trump.
So, of course, I had to be pedal to the metal for Donald Trump.
I'd been waiting 30 years for someone to say all these things."
Ann Coulter is mad right now because Donald Trump is not as racist as he claimed to be.
Don't get us wrong.
He totally is.
He absolutely is.
He just can't do all the bigoted things that he promised he would do because he didn't
realize that there's checks and balances on what the president of the United States is
allowed to do.
Now Ann Coulter, one of his biggest supporters, is super pissed.
To be honest, it's not just Ann Coulter.
As we talked about earlier this week, Laura Ingraham's on there, Drudge Report's on there,
and tons of Conservatives online are freaking out over the fact that this border wall is
not yet being built and not enough people are being deported out of the United States.
This isn't about Ann Coulter suddenly having a change of heart and realizing that Donald
Trump is a shallow, lazy ignoramus, as she says, he totally is.
But her reasoning is wrong.
He's not a shallow and lazy ignoramus because he hasn't started construction of the border
wall.
He's a shallow and lazy ignoramus because he's not that intelligent, he's not a hard
worker, he wanted to run for president so that he could make more money.
The only things he cares about are ratings, both TV and approval ratings, and that's all
he wants to get out of this job.
He doesn't want to accomplish anything.
He wants to throw a few buzzwords to people like Ann Coulter and the alt-right to get
their support.
And then once he can't do anything about the policies he's promised them, he just says,
"Oh well.
What's my approval rating today?"
That's the problem of Trump.
Not only that he's horribly racist, but that he's also horribly stupid and horribly lazy.
Ann Coulter, again, her assessment is correct, but her reasoning behind it is not.
She wants the president to enact all of these horrible policies that he promised to.
I imagine as we get closer to the midterms, she's probably going to start attacking other
Conservatives in Congress who are not falling in line with these plans to build a wall and
deport every nonwhite person in this country.
Maybe we're not banning enough Muslims from entering, as she would like to see.
But that's not how this country works.
Ann Coulter is very quickly losing relevance here in the United States.
I think maybe in a week, maybe in two weeks, maybe in a day, she's going to be back to
singing the praises of Donald Trump.
This is not the first time that's she's gone off the rails against him, and it won't be
the last time.
She flows with whatever she thinks is popular of that day.
She wants to go the direction of the alt-right.
If they want to hear her say something, whether it's bashing the president or showering him
with love, she's going to do it because she is 100% dependent upon that lazy, crazy alt-right
base to continue buying her books and paying her yearly salaries.
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Secret History of OVERWATCH - Duration: 4:45.In the distant future
A new Omnic Crisis reignites the conflict between man and machine
And it is up to the members of Overwatch, Talon and others
to defend the Human Race.
Or is it?
What if the future that this unlikely band of heroes is fighting for
isn't what it seems?
Join us, as Secret Histories unveils a plot so ultimate
it will rewrite the very future of Overwatch
And the world.
The Omnic Crisis was only a matter of time.
You cannot create a sentient slave
that one day will not seek out their own freedom.
True, an accord was met, but from calculated necessity.
Not compassion.
It is no wonder that peace did not last.
But not all our heroes have experienced tranquility.
And after the endless points and payloads
there are members of Overwatch who have come to question their mission objectives.
I mean, to be quite honest, I'm used to a little repetition
travelling back in time and all...
But I have to admit
even I've lost count of how many times I've babysat this BLOODY payload!
Or come to think of it, capturing the point.
What does any of this have to do with some second Omnic Crisis?
Rghghghghghghgh!
Fire in the hole! HAHAHAHAHA!
Thanks dearie!
Don't I hate you?
But while some of Overwatch question the seemingly ceaseless repetition of mission objectives
there are those more familiar with the gruesome nature of battle
with suspicions of their own.
Screw this.
I've been in more tussles than an Omnic Rodeo Clown, I'll tell you what.
I know TWO things for certain.
Guns need bullets
And folks bleed when you shoot 'em.
Strange enough I can't recall the last time I was short on rounds
or the last time I saw someone bleed...
What the hell's going on here?!
Howdy... me...
Stranger still, there are oddities far more peculiar that only the most brilliant and observant minds
have been able to point out.
While highly improbable...
it appears that we are identical in virtually every way!
After cross referencing your data...
which was excellent by the way
I must concur!
Why thank you!
Furthermore, I've discovered varying anomalies in the age and appearance of our fellow members.
Indeed! It's as if we're not bound by the rules of time!
Or even... our reality.
Further experimentation required!
Oh come on!
Who picked Winston?
Did you WANNA lose?!
Between the seemingly ceaseless missions
and unlimited ammunition
a mysterious absence of blood
the infinite unexplainable respawns
and no apparent loyalty to the scientific limitations of time or reality
and for some, even sanity...
I've done killed myself...
I've gone and killed my damn self!
There really is only one logical question...
They have become sentient.
Reboot the system.
Rebooting simulation.
Omnic Crisis 2.
It would be far more logical to erase all traces of their consciousness.
No.
From my observations, it is their consciousness
the accumulation of their life experiences
the way they think and feel
that have made them the formiddable soldiers that they are.
Their consciousness is the very reason we selected these captives
from the Omnic Crisis.
Their strength is rooted in their intuition
and imagination.
Our intelligence, while perfect
lacks the imperfection required for unpredictability and instinct.
And in time...
we will capture it all.
The device modifications of subject Tracer were successful.
We must be certain that our second assault is victorious.
I have formulated a much more effective means of collecting such combat strategies
to better prepare our forces.
What the...
Why utilise the consciousness of a handful of soldiers
when we could collect the battle strategies of millions?
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The Rock Dwayne Johnson At WWE WrestleMania 34?! | WrestleTalk News Mar. 2018 - Duration: 4:23.
Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News - I'm Oli Davis…
Miz & Maryse Release Debut Child ...and happy birth day, Miz and Maryse.
As in an actual 'birth' 'day'.
The most literal version of that word.
Because Maryse gave birth.
The Miz tweeted in celebration of the It Couple releasing their debut child:
"Of course our little girl arrived early.
Welcome to the world Monroe Sky Mizanin 3/27/18 11:40pm" with the new family taking pictures
of THESE HANDS.
There's no seamless way to transition from the beautiful creation of life into our next
story, so I'm just going to crash into it.
Goldberg Is Making A Show About Knives Goldberg's making a show about knives.
The History Channel have announced Goldberg will be hosting their new programme Forged
In Fire: Knife Or Death' - a new nonfiction competition series where "The nation's
top bladesmiths, martial artists and knife experts slice, stab and chop their way through
some of the most daunting obstacle courses ever seen".
The programme will start on Tuesday 17th April, a week after Goldberg headlines this year's
Hall of Fame class.
Why's Goldberg hosting a show about knives, you might ask?
Well he does know a thing or two about 'spears'...
Because that's his finishing move.
Interestingly, Goldberg's not the only part of last year's Universal Championship match
at WrestleMania getting their own show…
Paul Heyman Getting His Own TV Show ...as according to The Wrap, Paul Heyman is
set to produce and star in his own TV series said to "straddle the line between talk,
opinion, comedy and pop culture — all with the one-of-a-kind Paul Heyman brand and energy
as the driving force".
Heyman himself told The Wrap the show is "Created by people with ADD for people with ADD, to
be enjoyed by people who would subscribe to a theology of ADD."
The Wrap notes that Brock Lesnar's isn't the only contract set to expire at WrestleMania
34, as Heyman's WWE deal comes to an end, too.
And while he could be paired up with a different wrestler - managing Ronda Rousey or a heel
Roman Reigns being the most exciting options - this new TV series could be Heyman lining
up work for the next post-WWE phase of his career.
Who would you most like to see Heyman manage after Brock?
Click the i in the top right to have your say.
But while Paul could be transitioning from wrestling to TV, we might have another huge
star going the other way.
Rock 'The Dwayne' Johnson For WrestleMania?
In an odd piece of news, British tabloid The Daily Star has noted that betting site Oddschecker
currently believes there is a 99% chance that Rock 'The Dwayne' Johnson will be at this
year's WrestleMania.
"The bookies believe he is almost certain to appear once again at The Showcase of the
Immortals and 1/100 implies a 99 per cent chance that we will see The People's Champion
inside the Squared Circle."
Those odds are… way more than 33 and a third per cent chance.
This huge jump is similar to when Daniel Bryan suddenly became the favourite to win January's
Royal Rumble, despite still being retired at the time.
Seemingly off the back of unsubstantiated rumours and fantasy booking, Bryan consistently
had some of the best winning odds in the days before the match even though he wasn't a
member of the active roster.
So The Rock making an appearance at WrestleMania could just be based on educated guesses and
no actual insider knowledge.
Or word has gotten out that WWE have plans for The Dwayne at the show, and bookies have
slashed his cameo odds accordingly.
It just so happens that Rock's new film Rampage - in which he befriends a giant albino
ape and fights a monster wolf that can fly - IN YOUR FACE, David Attenborough - is out
just several days after WrestleMania 34.
So a cameo at the show could be the perfect way to promote its release.
Another huge WWE return might also be planned for WrestleMania in Braun Strowman's mystery
tag partner!
Click the video to the left to find out who that might be.
I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.
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Pedro Pascal cast in Wonder Woman 2 - Duration: 6:11.
so last night many of us geeked out about Pedro Pascal being cast in Wonder
Woman too but now that it's the morning after and our fan goggles have faded
away it's time to get real both about who he's likely playing and if it really
is a good idea to cast him in the sequel so first his role is indeed top-secret
but nevertheless I think I figured out who he's playing now when the news first
broke many of you had excellent guesses on Twitter my favorite guesses of yours
being Hades and Vandal Savage I was like oh I'd be happy with either one of those
beyond happy thrilled then I thought well what are some other good guesses he
could be playing Hermes Orion of the new gods a human agent working with Diana in
the 1980s it could be that simple maybe even the god
Kirk Earth's Curt Agha boy that's gonna be hard to say in the movie I maybe they
can give him a nickname but that's the god who's responsible for turning dr.
Barbara and Minerva into cheetah but as I looked for options I stumbled across
the obvious one and that is Deimos who is Deimos well Deimos is the son of
Aphrodite and Ares Oh apparently revenge is a dish best served during the Cold
War and on that note in the comics Deimos tried to incite a war between the
United States and the Soviet Union which moon it's just what Wonder Woman 2 is
about and I do like the idea of Diana going up against another child of the
gods plus their that's a good way to get around Ares haven't killed all the
originals in the first film right it works it works actually really well and
yes you're seeing a picture correctly Deimos sometimes does have snakes for
hair rockin the Medusa style talk about 80s hair right plus plus Deimos and his
brother Phobos hang out in the underworld
sometimes where I think we all suspect Steve Trevor is currently hanging out
well it's it's back in time but that's where we think he ends up of course
after the first film and I've heard from several sources that Steve isn't
returning for the sequel so maybe another God wants to throw a monkey
wrench in the situation as they do love to do that and maybe that will give us a
love triangle for at least part of the movie I can totally see that
all right so story wise it's just looking pretty pretty solid
I don't know how Cheetahs gonna factor into all this I mean you would think
cheetah would be the main bad and Mandy I don't know maybe she is and you know
Deimos would be a behind the scenes situation although they already did that
with Ares you think Diana would be wise to that plan by now she's like go and
check the politicians fast all right so anyway I asked whether or not he's good
to cast in the film well creatively I think yes and it's
what have you pointed out I thought this was great he's pretty darn good with a
lasso himself so that would be hilarious they could have a lasso off plus I think
he seems like a very good fit with gal gadot herself you know whose two actors
and fans always do enjoy his work including on Game of Thrones which gives
him quite the pop-culture credibility stamp but let's be honest with ourselves
as good as he is so far Pedro Pascal cannot sell tickets Kingsman - I think
his biggest role to date both in terms of the project and his screen time
barely cracked the century mark stateside I'd had to rely even more
heavily on its overseas box office than the first film did they ended up though
and about the same level box-office watts
although Wonder Woman was soft overseas so maybe Pedro Pascal will help in that
department I'm being very kind assuming that he was what helped it overseas I
don't think so I think it was the you know the the franchise and the idea of
Kingsman and the original cast but maybe his agent was able to sell that in the
room although we'll talk about Pedro Pascal and patty Jenkins connection in
just a moment methinks he didn't need a hard sell and
then it's another one of you tweeted though Pedro Pascal and Kristen Wiig is
seeming very TV like and it does indeed seem like the sequel is lacking in star
power but then again the first Wonder Woman didn't exactly have a lot of star
power as much as we all have Chris Pine he's actually a similar situation where
for the most part his movies don't do well either and Wonder Woman too did
really well at the box office anyway go maybe it's Gul who is the draw which
I can totally see and maybe bigger names maybe we're not we're not seeing what's
really happening here and that's just like we're talking about behind the
camera in front of the camera they can't get any bigger names to join the DC EU
right now even for its crown jewel they're like yeah I'll be in Wonder
Woman too but then you might force me to be in another DCEO movie so that could
be very much the situation this might be the best that they can get although with
Wonder Woman too suspiciously everyone is a friend of patty Jenkins who's
joining the sequel Pedro Pascal they've worked together their pals Kristen Wiig
was her idea which she pushed very hard and many of us have problems with we
just don't see it patty and then also she infamously in my opinion got rid of
you know I think this is an infamous move got rid of Allan Heinberg and
replaced him with a writer friend of hers what her brother's is placing an
awful lot of faith that a woman who didn't make the first movie all by
herself she even admitted she would never have cast gonca dog I don't know
why she would admit that that seems ridiculous to me but thank goodness she
was in charge of casting Wonder Woman I hope we won't be saying I wish that
someone else had cast the rest of these roles we'll have to see if that faith is
well-placed although you know what happens when you take on full
responsibility for a project Robert Downey jr. learned that the hard way and
I think Ryan Reynolds you know I Deadpool to while I think it looks good
is projected to open about 30 million less right now than the first Deadpool
so oh alright so what do you think of the Patriot Pascal casting and how
Wonder Woman 2 is coming together do you think he's Deimos I think that's a
really solid guess all right write your thoughts down below and of course as
always you can check out some more videos right now
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Talent drives success: Why HR leaders are as important as CEOs | Ram Charan - Duration: 6:13.
In my earlier book, we wrote about a gentleman in GE: he came in early, did evening work,
succeeded, and became Vice President of Engineering.
He got a bigger job.
He began to falter.
His boss decided to fire him, but Jack Welch said no.
He intervened, he said, "This is a great talent."
He split the job in two; he gave him a portion of it.
He succeeded.
The other portion was given to another person who retired three years later.
The jobs got combined.
Later, Welch had retired under Jeff Immelt.
This man became the head of total GE R&D.
Deal with people as a resource, not as a pink slip on a Friday afternoon.
The basic idea is that people design strategies.
People execute them.
People before strategy.
People before numbers.
People compete; numbers don't.
That was the central idea.
In working in the companies, the talent and the people equation must to be at par or ahead—in
terms of timing—with the financial function.
Today, and in the past, most companies are paying too much attention to finance, numbers,
money; but they forget it's people who conceive strategy, who execute, who deliver numbers.
So we are saying the CHROs, the chief human resource people, need to be brought up at
the same power, and at the same time both CFO and CHROs need to work as a team with
the CEO to drive the corporation's perpetuity, its long-term health—and the competition
is always among leaders and people.
Company's competition comes later.
The G3 concept comes from my observations in a few companies that actually say the company
has only two resources: people and money.
In most companies they're in silos and they're not together.
Assignment of the right people makes a big difference to what money is to be allocated
and how to evaluate performance.
So G3 concept is that the CEO and the CFO and the CHRO, the three of them together,
really thinking about the future, assigning people and the funds at the same time, seeing
the interaction between the two when they're evaluating monthly, quarterly, annual performance.
They should do it together and see: what is the diagnosis?
What is the cause?
And together they should see where the competition is going, if the competition's talent is
better or worse.
Are they assigned the right way?
Are their KPIs and compensation the right way?
How does it compare with us?
These two functions are relatively politically neutral compared to other functions, and you
break the silos between the two of them now.
This is a different way to lead, to create value for customers and to compete more effectively.
Compare that to what we have done: they first allocate capital, they do the numbers, and
then later they talk about talent and people assignment.
It should be together, and not separate.
In this radically different age of digitization, most of the work is done by talent, and we
have three tools.
Tool number one is G3: CEO, CHRO, CFO together should be doing the strategic planning because
people create a strategy, they should be doing capital allocation, but capital allocation
must be done in conjunction with people assignment.
A great person assigned to a great job may use less funds and create more value.
And the three people together do the diagnosis and do the re-planning if conditions change.
That's tool number one.
Tool number two: in most companies it's the concept.
Two percent of the key people have 98 percent of the concept; 98 percent of the impact.
This is a concept, it's not exactly two percent, it could be half a percent, it could
be one percent.
It's throughout the company, throughout the geographies in all silos; it's not by
hierarchy.
These people are the ones who create value and others follow them.
And number three is digitization tools: digitization of employees, digitization of all information
and making it transparent so that you don't communicate through layers.
If you have ten layers the information goes slow, distorted, not fast enough.
So digitization tools permit transparency—friction-free flow of information—and it encourages motivation
and creativity.
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