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BOMBSHELL!! Obama Paid FBI Informant Over $1 MILLION To Do It To Trump! EVEN AFTER THE ELECTION! - Duration: 10:07.
BOMBSHELL!!
Obama Paid FBI Informant Over $1 MILLION To Do It To Trump!
EVEN AFTER THE ELECTION!
Just mere hours ago, General Michael Flynn's son, Michael Flynn Jr., sent out a very odd
tweet which some say may be in reference to the payments, that have been traced from the
corrupt Barack Hussein Obama regime to the now notorious FBI informant, Stephan Halper.
The tweet reads warning: You're all going down.
You know who you are.
Mark my word.
It's now being reported that less than a week after Stefan Halper was confirmed to
be an informant for the FBI, who was the one who infiltrated the Trump campaign back in
2016, there is now alleged confirmation that the 73-year-old Oxford University professor,
and former U.S. government official was paid handsomely by the Obama administration starting
in 2012 for various research projects.
Halper, who is said to be a longtime CIA and FBI asset, once even reportedly ran a spy-operation
on the Jimmy Carter administration during the late 70, was recruited by the FBI to spy
on several Trump campaign aides during the 2016 U.S. election.
But here is the kicker.
An astringent search of public records is now revealing that between 2012 and 2018,
Halper received a total of $1,058,161 from the Department of Defense.
Why would anyone receive that kind of money from the DOJ?
Especially someone like Halper?
Interestingly enough, the most recent payment to Halper for $411,575 was made in two different
installments, which had a start date of September 26, 2016, only three days after a September
23 news article by Michael Isikoff was published about Trump aide Carter Page.
The article used information fed to Isikoff by the fake Russian dossier creator Christopher
Steele.
It was later confirmed that the FBI used that article, along with the unverified Russian
dossier as supporting evidence in a FISA warrant application for Page.
Via 100 percent Fed Up:
"According to the Website USASPENDING.gov, the payments to Halper are for "RESEARCH
AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES (2012)," "RESEARCH AND STUDIES
THE YEAR 2030, (2014)", "RUSSIA-CHINA RELATIONSHIP STUDY.
(2015)," and "INDIA AND CHINA ECON STUDY (2016)."
Halper's most recent award was noted recently by Trump supporter Jacob Wohl, which piqued
the interest of internet researchers who continued the analysis."
"Wohl calls Stefan Halper the "bag man" who enabled Brennan, and Clapper to carry
out the spying against the Trump Campaign at Obama's request:"
"The second installment of Halper's 2016 DoD contract is dated July 26, 2017 in the
amount of $129,280 around three months before the FISA warrant, on Carter Page was set to
expire following repeated renewals signed by Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and a federal
judge.
On July 28, he emailed Page with what the Trump campaign aide describes as a "cordial"
communication, which did not seem suspicious to him at the time.
In the email to Page, Halper asks what his plans are post-election, possibly probing
for more information.
"It seems attention has shifted a bit from the collusion investigation to the contretempts
within the White House and, how or if Mr. Scaramucci will be accommodated there,"
Halper wrote."
Halper approached Page during an election-themed conference at Cambridge on July 11, 2016,
six weeks before the September 26 Department of Justice payment start date.
They would remain in contact for the next 14 months where they frequently met and exchanged
emails.
Here is the infamous article via Yahoo News:
"U.S. intelligence officials are seeking to determine whether an American businessman
identified by Donald Trump, as one of his foreign policy advisers has opened up private
communications with senior Russian officials, including talks about the possible lifting
of economic sanctions if the Republican nominee becomes president, according to multiple sources
who have been briefed on the issue.
The activities of Trump adviser Carter Page, who has extensive business interests in Russia,
have been discussed with senior members of Congress during recent briefings about suspected
efforts, by Moscow to influence the presidential election, the sources said.
After one of those briefings, Senate minority leader Harry Reid wrote FBI Director James
Comey, citing reports of meetings between a Trump adviser, and "high ranking sanctioned
individuals" in Moscow over the summer as evidence of "significant and disturbing
ties", between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin that needed to be investigated by
the bureau.
Some of those briefed were "taken aback" when they learned about Page's contacts
in Moscow, viewing them as a possible back channel to the Russians that could undercut
U.S. foreign policy, said a congressional source familiar with the briefings but who
asked for anonymity due to the sensitivity of the subject.
The source added that U.S. officials in the briefings indicated, that intelligence reports
about the adviser's talks with senior Russian officials, close to President Vladimir Putin
were being "actively monitored and investigated."
A senior U.S. law enforcement official did not dispute that characterization, when asked
for comment by Yahoo News.
"It's on our radar screen," said the official about Page's contacts with Russian
officials.
"It's being looked at."
Page is a former Merrill Lynch investment banker in Moscow who now runs a New York consulting
firm, Global Energy Capital, located around the corner from Trump Tower, that specializes
in oil and gas deals in Russia and other Central Asian countries.
He declined repeated requests to comment for this story.
Trump first mentioned Page's name when asked to identify his "foreign policy team",
during an interview with the Washington Post editorial team last March.
Describing him then only as a "PHD," Trump named Page as among five advisers "that
we are dealing with."
But his precise role in the campaign remains unclear; Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks last
month called him an "informal foreign adviser" who "does not speak for Mr. Trump or the
campaign."
Asked this week by Yahoo News, Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller said Page "has no
role" and added: "We are not aware of any of his activities, past or present."
Miller did not respond when asked why Trump had previously described Page as one of his
advisers.
"Based on briefings we have received, we have concluded that the Russian intelligence
agencies are making a serious, and concerted effort to influence the U.S. election,"
they said.
"At the least, this effort is intended to sow doubt about the security of our election,
and may well be intended to influence the outcomes of the election."
They added that "orders for the Russian intelligence agencies to conduct such actions
could come only from very senior levels of the Russian government."
Page came to the attention of officials at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow several years ago,
when he showed up in the Russian capital during several business trips and made provocative
public comments critical of U.S. policy, and sympathetic to Putin.
"He was pretty much a brazen apologist for anything Moscow did," said one U.S. official
who served in Russia at the time.
He hasn't been shy about expressing those views in the U.S. as well.
Last March, shorty after he was named by Trump as one of his advisers, Page told Bloomberg
News he had been an adviser to, and investor in, Gazprom, the Russian state-owned gas company.
He then blamed Obama administration sanctions imposed, as a response to the Russian annexation
of Crimea for driving down the company's stock.
"So many people who I know and have worked with have been so adversely affected by the
sanctions policy," Page said in the interview.
"There's a lot of excitement in terms of the possibilities for creating a better
situation."
Page showed up again in Moscow in early July, just two weeks before the Republican National
Convention formally nominated Trump for president, and once again criticized U.S. policy.
Speaking at a commencement address for the New Economic School, an institution funded
in part by major Russian oligarchs close to Putin, Page asserted that "Washington and
other West capitals" had impeded progress in Russia "through their often hypocritical
focus on ideas such as democratization, inequality, corruption and regime change."
At the time, Page declined to say whether he was meeting with Russian officials during
his trip, according to a Reuters report.
But U.S. officials have since received intelligence reports that during that same three-day trip,
Page met with Igor Sechin, a longtime Putin associate and former Russian deputy prime
minister who is now the executive chairman of Rosneft, Russian's leading oil company,
a well-placed Western intelligence source tells Yahoo News.
That meeting, if confirmed, is viewed as especially problematic by U.S. officials because the
Treasury Department in August 2014, named Sechin to a list of Russian officials and
businessmen sanctioned over Russia's "illegitimate and unlawful actions in the Ukraine."
(The Treasury announcement described Sechin as "utterly loyal to Vladimir Putin, a key
component to his current standing."
At their alleged meeting, Sechin raised the issue of the lifting of sanctions with Page,
the Western intelligence source said.
U.S. intelligence agencies have also received reports that Page met with another top Putin
aide while in Moscow Igor Diveykin.
A former Russian security official, Diveykin now serves as deputy chief for internal policy
and is believed by U.S. officials, to have responsibility for intelligence collected
by Russian agencies about the U.S. election, the Western intelligence source said."
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The Truth About Sadie From Duck Dynasty - Duration: 4:34.
Before its cancellation in 2016, Duck Dynasty was a ratings juggernaut for A&E until the
patriarch of the duck call empire, Phil Robertson, made homophobic comments to GQ. Robertson
was suspended indefinitely by the network, but the show remained on the air for three
more seasons.
Then, it vanished from the airwaves.
But for a reality show known for backwoods beards and camouflage, the surprising breakout
star was Sadie Robertson, the then teenage daughter of Phil's son Willie Robertson.
Outspoken and steadfast regarding her faith, Sadie displayed remarkable poise and class.
But even that didn't shield her from the tabloids.
From controversial headlines to mysterious breakups, here's the untold truth of Sadie
Robertson.
Getting her app on
According to the Christian Post, after the release of her book, Live Fearless, Robertson
created a devotional for the YouVersion Bible app, to share the Bible passages which helped
the motivational speaker in overcoming her own anxiety.
Sadie said of the platform,
"You get this place where you get to read your Bible, you get to read truth, but then
you also get to form this community with the body of Christ."
So if you're a Christian looking to manage your anxiety with a bunch of other anxious
Christians, there's an app for that.
Serial dater
Just like any celebrity breakup, anyone who hits the skids with Sadie Robertson will be
seeing it all over the gossip blogs.
In 2016, she split from former high school quarterback, Blake Coward, and in a post on
her Live Original blog, she wrote:
"We would go through this unhealthy pattern of 'I hate you, I love you.
I hate that I love you.'
[...] We figured out the hard way that all it leaves you with is a lot of hurt, loneliness
and confusion."
Less than a year later, Sadie had moved on to former Texas A&M quarterback, Trevor Knight.
They broke up a month later.
Robertson told Us Weekly,
"Trevor is a great guy, but our schedules are just so busy right now.
He's in the middle of football season, and I'm about to start my tour, so the timing
just didn't work."
Most recently, it looks like she's ditched the quarterbacks in favor of the Hollywood
set.
Hey, Austin North!
A thing with Brett Eldredge?
In 2017, Sadie starred in country music star Brett Eldredge's video for "The Long Way."
He was 31 at the time, and found the teen to play his girlfriend by low-key creeping
her Instagram.
Eldredge told Certified Country,
"I had seen her social media and I just thought she had an amazing spirit.
[...] I thought, 'This is a girl that has so much heart.
This is the kind of girl you wanna take home and meet the fam.'"
Apparently, the chemistry between the two was so hot in the video that it started rumors
about the pair dating in real life.
But Eldredge told Taste of Country,
"She did an amazing job and somehow people thought we were dating for a while.
And it's like no, we're just good new friends."
Curing her eating disorder
Sadie was crowned runner-up on Dancing With The Stars in 2014, but with that success also
came struggle.
She told Hollywood Life,
"I had three and a half months of this intense training and also I'd come out and I have
this body.
[...] When that began to go, I think my confidence began to go.
[...] That's when the eating disorder started."
Luckily, Sadie found the cure after breaking up with Coward.
She said,
"I was like crying and I looked in the mirror and I literally couldn't even recognize myself
because I actually saw myself for who I am.
[...] I believe, for who God created me to be."
Fashion Week shade
Sadie walked 2013's New York Fashion Week runway to unveil her prom dress collection
for Sherri Hill, but the models she encountered weren't showing her the love.
Sadie claims her southern charm was met with not-so-passive-aggressiveness, writing on
her blog,
"They just looked at me like they had icicles in their eyes.
Without using words, they sent me a strong message: 'What are you doing here?'"
Intimidated at first, Sadie says she slowly came to the conclusion that it wasn't hate
being thrown her way, just, y'know...Fashion Week.
She added,
"They were pretty obsessed with their weight, so instead of having snacks or treats, they
smoked cigarettes and drank coffee.
[...] They seemed either sad or kind of angry.
They cared way too much about their outward appearance — and confidence is an inside
thing."
Harsh reality
Four years later, Sadie found herself orbiting the fashion industry yet again, unfortunately
with similar results.
After her fresh-faced shoot turned into a face full of makeup, she took to Facebook
to unleash her epic rant, writing,
"I showed up for a photoshoot that I had thought was going to be a natural no makeup photoshoot.
The director [...] said 'nope this girl does not have the face to pull off a no makeup
shoot'.
[...] I've had my stomach 'fat' pinched to make sure I knew which part I needed to get
rid of.
I've been told if I would lose 10 pounds then I may look like an actual model."
But Sadie then cooled off enough to bring her signature inspiration, writing,
"I believe EVERYONE has the face to pull off a 'no makeup shoot' because that is YOUR FACE.
The makeup is the extra.
It's fun, but when it becomes your everything that's when you begin to lose everything about
what makes you…YOU."
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'An Emotional Rehearsal Dinner' Ep. 3 Official Clip | Being Serena | HBO - Duration: 1:37.
(APPLAUSE)
We are so very grateful to welcome
Alexis to become our brother.
We love him very, very much.
And more than anything, we appreciate the fact that
he has found a way to love a very difficult
-Serena, on occasion. -(LAUGHTER)
So, thank you for your generosity,
and for the way you love my sister.
(APPLAUSE)
SERENA WILLIAMS: When I met Alexis,
I don't know how I knew but I knew that I had met my husband
and I was really happy about that because, um,
I, you know, he means so much to me.
From taking care of me in the hospital when
I didn't know if I was gonna make it or not.
To... you know, just Sundays cooking for me.
And, um, it's hard to find someone like that who just is...
so sweet...
and treats me so nice, he's just so lovable.
And I'm so happy that-- to embark on this new journey,
um, and just being a part of something new and fresh.
-And so, thank you. -(APPLAUSE)
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How To Set The Hook On A Jig (This Works!) | Bass Fishing - Duration: 4:05.
Hey folks, Glenn May here with BassResource.com, and today I wanna talk about setting the hook
on a jig.
Have you ever done that?
You set the hook really hard.
You think you've got a great hookset, boom, you set it, and you pull the fish in, you
get him close to the boat, and then, boop, he pops out.
But what happened?
How did that happen?
It's a got a good hook on here.
You had a really solid hookset, this only just came out.
Well, it's in the hookset, guys.
It really is.
You can really increase your percentage if you have a better hookset.
Now, what I mean by that is you don't, like, whack, hit it really hard.
There's a difference.
Here's the deal.
Especially true with a football head jig like this one.
Let me tell you what happens.
That's a big blunt object.
When the fish grabs it, he closes his mouth right around it, just like so.
Right?
He closes it.
This acts like a battering ram.
They close their mouth really tight.
They don't want...whatever they just caught, they don't want it to get away, so the jaw
is clamped down really tight.
What's happening is that jig head is buttoned up against his mouth, it's not popping loose.
Because what happens...
A lot of guys do this, you throw out there, you see the line start to move, you reel down,
and then you see it's...yeah, that now your line is tight and you see it moving, and you
set it.
Well, what you've done is you've tightened up that jig head right up against his mouth,
right up against it.
You set the hook, well, the fish's mouth is real tight, it's got nowhere to go.
You just move the fish.
The hook never penetrates, especially with a football head jig, it never touches inside
his mouth.
It didn't move.
It didn't budge.
There's nothing to hookset on.
Until that fish, you know, will fight you all the way to the boat until he opens his
mouth, and then out, comes the jig.
That's what happens.
So, how do we prevent that from happening?
Well, it's in the hookset.
What you do is when you cast out there and you see your line twitch, jump, whatever,
you see your line starts to swim off, don't reel down and feel tight.
You've seen it, you didn't cause that, something else did.
Guess what?
It's a fish.
So you don't need to check.
Reel down to get the rod down in the hookset position, but just before you get all the
way down to set the hook, stop reeling and drop the rod a little bit further, and then
set the hook.
Here, what you do is you throw in a little bit of slack in the line.
Think about it like a rope.
Take a rope, and you whip it, and you throw that little bit slack in there.
Or a garden hose, you do that, something like that.
It's really, really quick, you're not taking the line and you're giving him slack and let
him swim off.
You're reeling down to get your rod in the right position.
Stop reeling, drop the rod down and set.
It's very, very quick.
It's an instant.
And that little bit of slack, what that is doing is it does two things.
First of all, you're not reeling the jig up to the roof of his mouth, so there's room
for it to move.
But then second, when you do set the hook, you're getting the rod, the speed of that
rod tip up, getting it moving before it connects with the line.
And when it does, it pops it.
It's going for velocity, it pops it so hard that it's gonna knock that jig head through
his mouth, through his lips.
And what follows behind it?
The hook.
Now, you got a solid hookset.
I swear to you, guys, I do it this way, and my hooks bury up to...not to the barb, but
to the bend of the hook.
Almost everytime, I bury it to the bend of the hook with this hookset.
Okay?
Give it a go, give it a try.
Remember that.
Two things, don't reel down and get a tight line on it, and second, reel down and get
your rod to the right position, drop it a little bit more, and pop 'em.
And I guarantee you, you're gonna catch a lot more fish.
For more tips and tricks like this, visit BassResource.com.
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Liankai & Sanger | I miss you. - Duration: 2:34.
The name Yi Liankai..
I still rememeber.
But many things
I have long forgotten.
Me marrying Yi Liankai was my mother's dying wish.
The thing I regret the most in my life.
In my heart..
He's only someone familiar,
yet a stranger.
Do you not feel anything for me at all?
We both know that.
What's the point of repeating it?
But remember this;
You are my wife
and I will never let go of you.
By your side..
Everything I go through is painful.
Everything!
From the first moment I saw you,
I fell in love.
Irrevocably and inseparably.
I've never wanted anything so much.
Only you.
I really love you.
Please don't leave.
I always thought..
That our marriage was only business.
From the start, I wanted to have your heart.
But I couldn't.
I couldn't because your heart was elsewhere.
And now it's too late.
And to you my love...
Is only painful.
An insult?
If I fall in love with you,
I would be betraying my soul.
I am sorry.
Go!
Forgetting him..
Is like forgetting a flower.
Like a string of footsteps in the snow,
from a long time ago.
But if I didn't forget him,
there's no way I could continue living.
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BABY ROLLS OVER! ⎮ ASL Stew Life - Duration: 5:14.
♫ ♫ ♫
Hey... hold on.
Better.... someone's a little frustrated.
But anyways...
I have committed myself to do videos everyday for 30 days hopefully.
So that means I need to vlog because I don't have enough
ideas right now worth for 30 days.
So we will be vlogging.
It's probably gonna be short cause doing it everyday is a lot of work.
We have a lot of things and we might be going on vacation
for a couple of weeks soon.
But anyways...
right now we have him.
Right there (swishy sounds).
But anyways, um
just kind of cleaning up and vacuuming and getting everything ready
cause I have an assignment at 5:30 and it's 12:30 or something like that.
So... yeah
I've been working on the cabinets. Let me show you, hold on.
So here... and here.
That's because before they were just wood.
I can try and put in a picture we had from before.
Then I need to put one more protective coat on the door part.
One the one side, so I have to flip those over and do that tonight.
Then do the top rail
and then that's it!
So wait 24 hours and then I'll be done.
Then we can put on the handles and then be done.
Really excited cause I'm sick of all this showing.
It's been a few weeks cause you know,
taking it slow because of the baby and all that.
Anyways that is what I'm doing. Better go.
Take care of the baby. Better go now.
♫ ♫ ♫
It's Peanut... Peanut.
♫ ♫ ♫
Somebody is having fun with the cat.
Hey, yes, I am in bed.
Yeah, Peanut is here.
Anyways, I'm sorry this is a really short vlog.
It's really boring and I didn't really show you much,
but I have a nice scratch here.
Right there.
That's because I was outside weed wacking
and something smacked me in the face and it really hurt.
Then recently I went to work
and came back and ate a little bit.
Put the baby to bed and I did my painting.
Well, the protective coat on the doors.
So I'll show you in the morning.
Like I can do the frame part.
So anyways, it's all in the basement.
Tomorrow... I have to wait 24 hours.
Umm like I said I painted them pretty late,
well late meaning 8 o' clock at night.
So that means I have to wait 24 hours before I can
actually put those up.
So that means not tomorrow but I'll show you what I mean tomorrow.
Um...
I can't put them up tomorrow
Baby's making a weird sound.
That's our monitor.
Yeah, so anyways
he's next door to us but I can hear him better and look at it.
Um... yeah
Hopefully you all have a good day
and a good night and I'll see you later. Bye!
♫ ♫
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5 Most Common Myths About Psychic People That You Really Need To Stop Believing - Duration: 3:21.
5 Most Common Myths About Psychic People That You Really Need To Stop Believing
by Conscious Reminder
Before I even start, please forget about all the Hollywood crap that we have been served
for years about Psychic People.
Bad movies have distorted the real picture of who these gifted people really are.
We think we know all about �their kind�, but actually propagate foolish lies in the
name of knowledge.
If you too think of yourself as a psych-expert on the basis of binge-watching That�s So
Raven, then this article is for you.
�Cold Reading� Most people are convinced that psychics feed
us generalized information.
They use manipulative techniques to glean information out of us, and then present it
to us as their epiphany.
While it is true that not all people who call themselves �psychic� are genuine, it is
wrong to assume that all of them are liars.
I mean, just because you can�t wield magic does not mean nobody else can.
They Are In A Constant State of Epiphany If this were true, it would kill them.
Enlightenment and high doses of spiritual energy are actually quite taxing for the body.
You are literally pushing your brain through Time and Space, not going to buy a mop from
Target.
Even though they aren�t physically moving, it is extremely taxing on their mind and body.
So, no.
Psychics are not perpetually floating in some spiritual wave.
They Can Read Your Thoughts Head your head out of that comic book for
one second.
Psychics vibe off of your energy and aura.
They infer knowledge and �feel� your spirit in order to find answers for you.
They can tell when you�re feeling sad, or anxious.
But don�t expect them to tell you which number you are thinking of.
They have much better things to do.
Future Predictions Psychics analyze patterns.
They don�t literally walk into the future.
I mean, Stephen Hawking would have known about it if something like this existed.
They can tell you what might happen, based on the course of the world at large.
But they cannot tell you if Deadpool 3 will ever be written.
I wish they could, though.
We all wish they could.
Freeing You From Curses What do you think they are? Exorcists?
I am not saying there are no curses, but most people who tell you that you or they have
been cursed know nothing about it.
Real curses are difficult to deal with and made with an intention, but they are so rare
that you will hardly ever meet someone that has really been cursed.
We fear superstitions, so we make a great deal out of it.
You control your own life.
Don�t blame that Grade E in Math on some �curse�.
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Grad School Graduation Mini Vlog + How we Paid for Grad School - Duration: 11:42.
Hey everyone! It's Akeiva and Meshack and welcome back to another episode of
The Bemused! If you're new here, on this channel we talked about financial
education and provide really good tips for people like us- students and recent
college graduates. So, if you're new here, consider subscribing. So, as you can
probably hear and see and tell, we're not in our normal environment today because
we are currently at our hotel and coming up on the last day of our graduation
weekend. So, as you can hear, my voice is shot but it's okay. So today we're just
gonna show you guys a little mini vlog of our crazy weekend. He graduated on
Friday with his MBA from Widener University in Pennsylvania and then I
graduated yesterday, which was Saturday, in Massachusetts with my Masters in
Financial Planning so it's been definitely a crazy weekend traveling
here, there and everywhere, sleepless nights, my voice sounds like this but
it's all good. So we're gonna show you guys some clips of our weekend is
going so far, and of course this wouldn't be The Bemused without throwing in some
financial content, so then we're gonna talk with you guys briefly about how
much we paid for our degrees and how we financed it. So sit back relax and enjoy
our exciting but stressful weekend.
So guys, it is now after 8:00 and - 8:05 - I have to leave the house at 9:00 to catch
my bus that leaves at 10:00 and as you can see I'm clearly not even home and
I'm not even packed so we're gonna see how this goes because yikes. But here's the
agenda Imma try to be like superwoman, put like an
agenda right in the left right here so- go home,
catch my bus for 10 o'clock which should get me to New York by 2:30 a.m. -is when
it's scheduled to get in- get to my parents' house- should be about 4 a.m. and
then get ready to go to Meshack's graduation because we have to leave the
house at 6:30 a.m. to get to his graduation in Pennsylvania for 9:30. So wish me luck!
Waiting in line...
Mr. Rosen, Deans, faculty and family and friends of the graduates of 2018- welcome.
Under the authority vested in me by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the state
of Delaware and the trustees of Widener University, I confer upon you the degrees
for which you have successfully completed the prescribed courses of
study and for which you have been recommended by the appropriate college
or school faculty. This is signified by the diploma that you will be receiving
and is conferred with all the rights privileges and immunities apertaining
thereto. Widener University graduates of 2018, I
salute you!
It is Saturday May 18?19? What's today's date? (19th)
Saturday, May 19 on my way to Akeiva's graduation - Boston
This is where the tent is. They have a nice field. It's like WAU - fake grass. (They take care of their fake grass)
Another 469 will receive a Master of Science degree today. You've increased your professional expertise with a deep
dive into a specialty- accounting, finance, financial planning, human factors and
information design, information technology, marketing analytics,
business analytics and taxation.
Madam President, it is my pleasure to certify that all the
aformentioned candidates for graduation have satisfactorily fulfilled the
requirements for the degrees indicated as prescribed by the faculty and the
trustees of this institution. I am honored to present them to you now for
conferral of their degrees.
So we'll start with me. My Masters in Business Administration at Widener
University cost me
and that's including
tuition and fees. My degree (my master's in financial planning) cost me a grand total of
and we're just focusing on tuition and
fees in this video. That's a lot of money. Yeah that's why it's called Bentley cuz
it's expensive. That's why it's called Widener
cuz we're affordable but you get a quality education. That's why it's called
Widener? Yes. Can't even come up with a good joke. Anyway, so how did we pay for
grad school? So, for me, it was a combination of a very hefty scholarship
which I was very grateful for, loans and a little bit out-of-pocket so of the
forty five thousand ten dollars, most of that was just straight tuition. My
tuition only for my ten classes cost me forty four thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars of the total forty five thousand and then the rest were fees-
academic fees, technology fees, and parking fees and so ninety percent of my
tuition was covered by a scholarship. Of the forty five thousand ten I had a
scholarship for forty thousand and five dollars so that was, of course, a really
great help. I wouldn't have been able to go to this school without that
scholarship cuz of course on top of that I still had to pay to live and take care
of myself and you know rent in Massachusetts, in the Boston area, is very expensive so
definitely, you know, went a long way. And then I paid five hundred dollars
out-of-pocket. That was actually part of my deposit that I mentioned in a
previous video that I'll link up here if you guys haven't seen that yet about our
life after graduation video and then the rest of that was loans. So definitely
took out a few thousand there to cover that shortfall. So that's how I paid for
grad school. I paid for grad school pretty much the same way. Mostly
everything was loans. A few things came out of my pocket but honestly my
approach wasn't really to spend that much out of pocket because, like I
mentioned in a previous video, I wasn't working throughout the program so mostly
everything was paid for loans. A few things here and there out-of-pocket like
books really and some fees like parking or little fees like that that I felt I
should just pay out of pocket. I didn't really have any living expenses, which I
mentioned in another video, because I stayed at family. Recently which,
completely different topic, but I've been commuting back and forth to school.
[Big life update from our last video] so I had some large expenses for that. It cost me
a little over, oh my goodness, like almost two thousand dollars in travel back and
forth from New York to Widener sometimes twice a week and now I'm currently doing
that once a week. So that's how we paid for grad school in case anybody was
interested in knowing. If you're applying to grad school soon just knowing that
there could be, you know, big differences. Even though he needed- I think you had
one more class than I did to get your master's degree- he was still paying
like ten thousand dollars cheaper than I was at my school. So, you know, just being
aware of the different costs and the scholarships that might be available cuz
even though, of course, my tuition was a lot more, I had a really great
scholarship, so that definitely combated the cost of grad school. Yeah
unfortunately my school doesn't have - doesn't give out scholarships.
Not sure why or if it's just a me thing but I did ask and they said that they
didn't give them out. Yeah so that's what we have for you guys today. Hopefully you
guys enjoyed our little mini vlog. Let us know in the comments if you like this
type of content. Do you want to see more vlog content from us? I don't know. Let us know
what you want in the comments! Don't forget to subscribe! turn on
notifications and we'll see you next time. Bye!
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I believed that stories helped us to enoble ourselves
to fix what was broken in us
and helped us become
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lies that told a deeper truth
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