Trump Will Issue Executive Orders To Dismantle Obama�s �Climate Action Plan�
President Donald Trump will order the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to begin dismantling
a regulation central to former President Barack Obama�s plan to fight global warming.
A source briefed on the matter told The Washington Post one of the orders �will instruct the
Environmental Protection Agency to begin rewriting the 2015 regulation that limits greenhouse-gas
emissions from existing electric utilities� and order �the Interior Department�s Bureau
of Land Management (BLM) to lift a moratorium on federal coal leasing.�
Trump will issue a second order instructing the EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to
rewrite the �Waters of the U.S.� (WOTUS) rule that expanded federal control over rivers,
streams and wetlands � even those on private property.
Trump is expected to issue the orders in the next week. Dismantling EPA regulations could
take months and is bound to draw legal challenges. Repealing the Department of the Interior�s
coal moratorium, on the other hand, could take effect immediately.
Previous media reports suggested Trump would issue executive orders dealing with Obama�s
Climate Action Plan after the Senate confirmed Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to
head EPA. The Senate confirmed Pruitt Friday.
Obama�s Climate Action Plan aims to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions 26 to 28 percent
by 2025, and mainly relies on EPA�s Clean Power Plan regulation to get there. The CPP
limits carbon dioxide emissions and is expected to force more coal plants to prematurely shut
down.
Trump�s withdrawal of the CPP, along with lifting Obama�s moratorium on new federal
coal leases, marks the next step in fulfilling his campaign promise to lift the regulatory
burden off the coal industry.
Trump recently signed legislation repealing the Obama administration�s Stream Protection
Rule on coal mining. Congress voted to rescind the rule using the Congressional Review Act
(CRA).
�We�re bringing it back, and we�re bringing it back fast,� Trump said before signing
the CRA.
Rewriting the WOTUS rule is popular among coal companies, but also farmers and rural
landowners who oppose expanded federal control over their property. WOTUS limits development
and some farming activities.
Withdrawing the CPP could mean Pruitt will replace it with a more narrow rule, but the
former attorney general questioned whether or not EPA even had the tools under the Clean
Air Act to regulate CO2 in a recent Wall Street Journal interview.
�It�s a fair question to ask if we do, or whether there in fact needs to be a congressional
response to the climate issue,� Pruitt told WSJ�s Kim Strassel.
The CPP and WOTUS are being challenged in federal courts. The Supreme Court issued a
stay against the CPP in February 2016 and a federal appeals court put a hold on WOTUS
later that year � suggesting both rules suffered legal deficiencies.
Pruitt, whose nomination was hotly contested by Democrats and environmentalists, joined
dozens of other state attorneys general in challenging the rules in court. Withdrawing
CPP and WOTUS will effectively render those court cases moot.
Are More Orders On The Way?
Trump may not stop with just two executive orders targeting the CPP, WOTUS and the Interior
Department�s coal moratorium.
Obama�s Climate Action Plan also consisted of regulations to cut methane emissions from
oil and natural gas operations and agriculture. Obama also used the Energy Department to put
out energy efficiency standards for household and commercial appliances aimed at cutting
emissions. Future Trump orders could focus on these.
The president is also expected to issue executive actions on the �social cost of carbon�
(SCC) estimate that EPA and other agencies rely upon to craft global warming regulations.
Critics say the SCC is an imprecise number that can be manipulated by politics.
Trump could also take aim at the underlying reason for Obama�s Climate Action Plan � the
Paris climate agreement. The United Nations agreement to cut global
greenhouse gas emissions went into effect in November 2016. Obama joined the agreement
last year, but never sought approval from the Senate.
Trump promised to pull out of the agreement on the campaign trail and eliminate all funding
for UN climate programs.
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Faceted Basket - Duration: 7:31.
Welcome.
This is Betty Traciak with a video tutorial for Splitcoaststampers.
This tutorial is for a faceted basket that is made using the Pyramid Pals Thinlit dies
by Stampin' Up.
There are a couple of different variations on this project.
One is to use it without the handle to make a favor box.
Or you can take the box and press it together and add a tab to make a little clutch purse.
I made all 3 of these items using 2 pieces of double sided paper.
Supplies that you will need for this project are 12"x12" double sided paper, scissors,
adhesive, both regular and strip, and the Pyramid Pals Thinlit dies by Stampin' Up or
the template that has also been provided.
You'll also need a Big Shot for this project.
Begin by taking the Pyramid thinlit die and cutting 2 of the entire piece, and then 4
pieces that are just the triangle with the flaps.
When you do that there usually will be a little piece at the bottom that will need to be trimmed
on the score line to make those into the perfect shape.
I have a couple of tips on the directionality of the paper.
If you notice on this particular DSP here that neither of these are directional.
For that you don't need to give much thought while you're cutting it out using the die.
One tip I have for that is that when you are cutting the triangles, you can put one this
way, invert it and keep going across the page like that so you are saving paper.
If you have something that has a stripe that will work as well.
You can see here that the stripes on this side are vertical and here they're horizontal.
You just need to pay attention that when you're putting your die down that you have this oriented
in the same direction.
You can save paper by putting the die this direction and flipping it upside down over here.
On this half of the DSP there's no direction so again you can do that by fitting them in wherever.
If you have something that is a definite direction, that you cannot use on the large piece.
Use that on the inverted triangles, because you would end up with one that is right side
up and one that is sideways if you use them on the base.
When you're using something with one direction, take a 3"x 6" piece of paper.
Each time, make sure you have the die in this position.
Cut here and then move it over and cut here.
If you were to flip it over you would then have an upside down mushroom.
The next step is to take the 4 triangles and trim off the right flap from 2 of the triangles
and the left flap from the other 2 triangles.
Here you can see the right flap has been removed from these 2 triangles and the left flap has
been removed from these 2 triangles.
The next step then is to fold on all of the score lines and apply adhesive to each of the tabs.
Keep these oriented in this direction so on the striped pieces you're going to put adhesive
here and here.
On these pieces you're going to put adhesive here, here, here, and here.
I've applied the adhesive off camera.
The next step is to assemble this as if you were making a normal pyramid box.
Apply adhesive to the center square, overlap the 2 squares, and this is what it would look
like if it were to be a normal pyramid box.
We're going to take each of these triangles and insert one in between each of the triangles.
Next remove the adhesive from one of the tabs on the box.
Look for one of the triangles that would fit in and overlap with no tab.
You want one tab to no tab.
The point you're going to look at to match up is the very tip top to the very tip here.
Line that up as carefully as possible and the rest will fall into place.
Remove the adhesive from the next tab.
Again, be careful to match up the top and that will fall into place.
Continue to work around the box.This one has no adhesive, so you need to pick up one that
does have adhesive.
I'm going to turn these around so they are oriented the proper direction.
This one does have adhesive so it will go right here.
I'm going to continue working all the way around the box in that manner.
The next step is to apply adhesive to the handle.
This is a 3/4" x 12" strip of paper.
I want this to go in this direction so I want my adhesive to be on the dark colored side.
The final step is to add decorations.
To make the clutch take one of the boxes and pinch it and then add a piece of paper to the back.
I used a die cut, but any straight piece of paper could be used here.
Make a score line that goes right at the edge, then another about 1/16" away.
On this side I added a little piece of hook/loop tape to keep it down.
Another one I made is this little blue one, and I added a little embellishment to the front.
Here are a couple of different other decorating ideas, one for a birthday and one for a baby.
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Video: Unseasonably warm air moving in - Duration: 2:42.
THAT
IT'S FEBRUARY -- MY LAWN
YESTERDAY --
[LAUGHTER]
CINDY: WHAT A WEEK.
LOOK AT THE COUNTRY.
THESE ARE FORECAST HIGH
TEMPERATURES TODAY.
60s, 70s, 50s.
THIS DOES NOT LOOK LIKE THE END
OF FEBRUARY.
VERY WARM TEMPERATURES.
WE'RE GOING TO GET MORE OF THAT
HERE AS THE JET STREAM LIFTS TO
THE NORTH THROUGH LATE WEEK.
THERE WILL BE A COOLDOWN COMING
FOR THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN PART
OF THE COUNTRY AS WE HEAD TOWARD
LATE WEEK, BUT NOT FOR US.
WE'LL ENJOY MILD TEMPERATURES
THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF THE
WEEKEND.
SO A LITTLE TASTE OF SPRING
COMING OUR WAY.
50s TODAY AND EVEN WARMER
TOMORROW INTO THE 60s, NEAR
RECORD-HIGH TEMPERATURES.
WET WEATHER WILL MOVE IN ON
SATURDAY.
THE TIMING IS SLOWING DOWN A
LITTLE BIT, SO I THINK IT'S
COMING IN LATE IN THE DAY AND
INTO THE NIGHT.
SO MUCH OF THE DAY SHOULD BE DRY
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING GOING ON ON
SATURDAY.
SPEAKING OF RAIN, WE WERE SO
CONCERNED HERE ABOUT THIS A
LITTLE BIT OF RAIN THAT WAS
GOING TO COME THROUGH DURING THE
OVERNIGHT.
WE HAVE SEEN IT HAPPEN ON THE
RADAR.
IT'S ALL KIND OF SH RINKING UP,
WORKING TOWARD THE COAST.
THE SPRINKLES LEFT FROM WEYMOUTH
INTO BROKEN LINE, NOT A BIG
DEAL.
THE CONCERN WERE THE
TEMPERATURES.
NEAR THE COAST IT'S IN THE UPPER
30s.
WE ARE CLOSER TO THAT FREEZING
MARK IN WORCESTER AND ORANGE,
LOWER 30s.
WE HAVE DRIED UP SINCE.
SO NOT REALLY CONCERNED WITH
THAT ICING POTENTIAL THIS
MORNING.
IT LOOKS LIKE WE'RE DOING OK
WITH TEMPERATURES SAFELY ABOVE
THE FREEZING MARK THIS MORNING.
WHAT'S LEFT OF THE SPRINKLES
REALLY EXITING THE CAPE BY ABOUT
6:00 THIS MORNING.
AND THEN THE CLOUDS SLOWLY BREAK
FOR A LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE.
IT WILL BRIGHTEN UP TODAY,
--
BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY.
TODAY TEMPERATURES COMING INTO
THE 50s.
53 BOSTON, 54 WORCESTER.
AS WARM AS 56 IN NASHUA.
LOOK AT TAUNTON, 57 DEGREES.
THAT SOUTHWESTERLY WIND DOES
COME OFF THE WATER FOR YOU ON
THE CAPE.
IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR WHEN WE
THINK ABOUT SPRINGTIME AND
COOLER TEMPERATURES WITH
READINGS NEAR 50.
TONIGHT WE'RE DOWN TO THE UPPER
30s PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.
LOOK AT BOSTON 65, 67 IN
LAWRENCE, LOW 60s EVEN OUT
THROUGH WORCESTER COUNTY.
SO VERY WARM TOMORROW.
NOT AS WARM ON FRIDAY.
WINDS WILL BE SHIFTED AROUND, SO
THAT MEANS COOLER TEMPERATURES.
BUT STILL IN THE 50s ON FRIDAY.
TOMORROW IS OUR CHANCE OF TYING
THAT RECORD-HIGH TEMPERATURE.
IT IS 65 IN BOSTON.
61 IN WORCESTER.
BOTH OF THOSE SET BACK IN 1990.
SATURDAY, WITH THE RAIN COMING
BEHIND IT, REALITY RETURNS.
SUNDAY AND EARLY NEXT WEEK, 40s
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10 Erreurs d'Effets Visuels Dans Les Films - Duration: 5:36.
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Объект 252У Защитник. Мощь альфы и брони! - Duration: 8:32.
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Nimo gets punched by a raccoon at raccoon cafe in Hongdae!!!!!! - Duration: 2:43.
Hello!!!
HELLO
I am Joel
and..
I am Hugh... from My Korean Husband youtube channel
and...
Say hello
Hello!! I'm Nimo
We have just arrived at the raccon Cafe, this is my firs time!!
Me too, first time!!
Do you know what raccoon is in Korean?
norgoli
It's a Raccoon cafe
Yep we came to a Raccoon cafe
norgoli... cute!!!
How are you feeling about going into a raccon cafe bro?
Have you seen a raccoon before???
Never
You've never seen it!?
on TV!
Im excited!!!
Shall we go in?
Lets goooooo!!!
Lets go!
Woof Woof Woof
Wow amazing!!
I wanna touch the raccoon
This is whats up!!!
SOOOOO CUTE
Do you wanna try it?
Yer ok, lets eat it
Can we eat this?
NOOO
oh haha we can't
SO CUTE
He's on my legs!!!
Cuteee
AMAZING! That raccoon was a little bit of a rascal
He was
So cute!!!
and now they're just walking away
yep
Oh dear
Amazing!
So cool!
How was it bro?
Amazing!!
Cute right?
That was so much fun!! So cute
So true!
Raccoons are too cute
Bye!!
See you next time!!
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Let's Talk: Multi-Generational Family Novels - Duration: 4:59.
Hi everyone. I'm Rincey and I am one of the
contributing editors over at Book Riot.
So this week I want to talk to you guys
about multi-generational novels.
This is the thing best I didn't really think
about very much.
I don't know if it's a relatively new
trend, I doubt that. But I feel like just
recently I've noticed two big books
come out that are multi-generational novels.
And I've really enjoyed both of them,
much to my own surprise. I'm generally
someone who likes character-driven
stories, which is part of the reason why I
love these types of books. But usually, or
at least like in my head,
hearing that a book is a
multi-generational novel, I think I'm
more inclined to not like those books.
Because I usually like books that go a
little bit deeper with the characters
and the idea of covering like decades or
even maybe like hundreds of years over
the course of a three to five hundred page book
might not provide me with enough depth and
enough background to each, all of those
characters to do them justice. But I've
really enjoyed two in the past two years
and so I wanted to share those with you
and talk a little bit about why I like
this type of story.
So the first one was Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi.
This was my favorite book that I read
last year. I enjoyed it so much.
This one feels more like a collection of
short stories that are all like interlocked
because you are following this family
generation down its tree. But the reason
why I love this book so much is that it
covers the span of about like 300 years over
the course of like a 300-page book, which
is really impressive and I felt like I
connected with all of the characters in
this book so deeply. And I think part of
that is just because like you see a
little bit of like the previous
generation in that chapter and see a
little bit of what's coming at the end
of the chapter. And so they all are all
really closely connected to each other.
And so that I think that provides a lot
more depth to all the different
storylines that are happening here. But I
think my favorite part was just seeing
how the actions of the decisions of one
generation trickles down and has an
effect through multiple generations,
farther than you think that is normally would.
Which I think is something that as human
beings we don't really have that
perspective a lot of times. We have such
a limited view of like our own family
histories or maybe even just our general
history of like the world that we live
in that it's hard for us
to see sort of like the larger overview of
the world around us or even the effects
of actions and decisions that are being
made. And I feel like this book does a
really great job of providing some
perspective into that and showing how
decisions have a larger effect than we
think that they might. And then the other
book that I read more recently was
Panchinko by Min Jin Lee. This is a new release
that came out in February and I
absolutely adored this book as well.
This story follows a family of Koreans who
are living in Japan. It takes place from
about the early 1900s
through about the 1980s.
And it was so well done. Now, again, with this
one you don't get a lot of depth with
all of the different characters but I
feel like I was so connected to the
characters in this book so quickly and I
started to care about this family a lot
and I cared about like all of the
different generations of this family
a lot. And there are parts of it that
felt slightly maybe more rushed or you
know again, it wasn't as deep as I would
normally like for my stories. But I think
that there's just so much happening in
here that really drew me in. The great
thing about this story as well is it
talks about the tension of having
Koreans in Japan especially during this
time period. There was a lot of prejudice
against them. They talked a lot about
how Koreans aren't really viewed as like
Japanese citizens. They're viewed as
almost like aliens in this country
whether they were born there or not.
As long as you're of Korean descent, you're not
to us being Japanese and even if you're
like half Japanese or something along
those lines, like you're still looked down upon.
And so I think that this book does a
really great job of telling the story of
how different generation deal with this
sort of prejudice and how they try to
overcome it and realize they can't how
just the struggles of being an immigrant
in another country affects different
generations in different ways. And so
I really, really enjoyed it for that reason.
For lots of reasons, but especially for
that reason. So yeah, those are just two
examples that I have. I tried to look
through my books to see if I have read
any others that are like that, but I don't
have a lot of examples. Like a lot of times
you might just follow like a parent and kid.
But following through like decades
or hundreds of years is really, really rare.
So if you have any other book
recommendations along those lines I
would love to hear them down in the
comments below. And also if you are
someone who liked Homegoing a lot,
I think that you would like Panchinko.
Obviously it's not exactly the same and
obviously I liked Homegoing a lot more,
but I think that Panchinko was a
fantastic book and highly recommend it.
So yeah, that's all I have for this week and
I will see you next week. Bye.
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Piano for Beginners, Lesson 4 || The left hand and the scale of C major - Duration: 16:28.
OK, so this is part four in my series of tutorials for absolute beginners on the piano. As I've
said previously, the series is running throughout 2017 and its designed for those of you guys
are who are completely new to the piano. If you've just found this tutorial randomly
you might like to look at the playlist I've put together, which contains all of the current
tutorials and which I'm adding to as I make them. Don't forget, too, to subscribe to
my channel using the little red 'subscribe' button you can see down in the bottom right
hand corner of the screen here.
We're going to be doing some exciting stuff in today's episode, including using the
left hand for the first time, thinking a bit more about managing our fingers, and learning
a scale. First of all, though, let's recap the material we've covered so far.
So in the first couple of lessons in the series we learned what all the white notes are on
the piano keyboard. A B C D E F G, with that pattern repeating all the way up and down
the keyboard. If you're still at the stage where you're having to think about which
note is which, you really really need to push past that now and make sure you're at the
point where it just comes naturally to say, yeah, that's a G or that's a D or whatever,
where it is 100 percent automatic to know the names of the white notes. We also learned
about numbering our fingers – 1 2 3 4 5 right hand, 1 2 3 4 5 left hand.
Then we moved on to looking at how we represent notes on the piano keyboard using the staff
or stave, call it what you like. We figured out how to find middle C and saw how the different
spaces and lines of the treble stave represent different notes – E G B D F, Every Green
Bus Drives Fast for the lines, and F A C E, face, for the spaces. We saw that can go above
or below the treble stave using ledger lines.
And in the previous tutorial we go around to thinking about beat, as represented by
time signature – the numbers the follow the clef right at the start of a piece of
music - and how we represent rhythm by using notes of different lengths, like the crotchet,
or quarter note, and the minim or half note. We also started to get our heads around the
idea that the musical traditions of different countries have different names for these things,
which can be a little bit awkward until you get used to them.
But so far we've only been looking at the right hand and mostly focusing on the part
of the keyboard up from middle C. We know we can represent notes below middle C using
ledger lines, but we can't go far down before we start – you know, we're having to start
using loads and loads of ledger lines, which would be very unwieldy and hard to read. But
it's down here that we get some of the kind of loveliest sounds that the piano can produce,
you know these fruity, deep bass sounds, yeah, and that's also where our left hand spends
most of its time. So how do we represent music that's happening down here? It's easy.
We use a different type of stave and a different type of clef – the bass clef.
OK, so here, drawn out on my super-professional whiteboard is a bass stave. As you can see,
at the start, it doesn't have a treble clef, like the treble stave does. Rather, it has
a bass clef, which looks like this. Just like the treble stave, though, it has five lines
and four spaces, but they refer to different notes in a different place on the piano keyboard.
Let's orientate ourselves around middle C. Now on the treble stave middle C hung off
the bottom of the stave on the first ledger line down here, OK? But on the bass stave,
it's on the first ledger line above the stave. So that note there, in the bass, is
middle C. Now working downwards it works exactly like the treble stave in terms of lines and
spaces, so this space here is B and then this top line is A. And that's the A below middle
C just here. Then we've got G in the space – it's a bit muddy and unclear, but that's
G – then we've got F on the line, OK, then E in the space, then D on the line, and
as you can see working down the white notes of the piano keyboard, so that D on the line
is that D there. There's middle C for us. Then in the next space down is C, OK, so we've
come down an octave from middle C. Then this line is B, and then this space is A and this
line is G, and as with the treble stave we can go down and down and down - to F then
a ledger line to E then D then another ledger line to C and so on and so forth. Something
you might notice now, if you look at the bottom line, there, we've got that G, which is,
you know, in the second octave below middle C, and if we went to the top line of the treble
stave we would get to that F, and that's without using ledger lines. So without using
ledger lines, just using the two staves, we now kind of cover the heart of the piano keyboard,
you know, the notes that we play most often, we've now got covered off, OK?
As with the treble staff, there are a couple of kind of slightly old school mnemonics that
you can use for learning those lines and spaces. The lines from the bottom to top are Good
Boys Deserve Fine Apples – G B D F A – and remember that that A is the A immediately
below middle C and that G is this one down here, OK? And the spaces A C E and my little
really horrible, grufty squashed-up G there, let me try and make that clearer – A C E
G – All Cows Eat Grass. Pretty rock'n'roll these things (!) but quite easy to remember.
All Cows Eat Grass – for the spaces A C E G – and Good Boys Deserve Fine Apples
G B D F A for the lines.
OK, so your first job is to learn those lines and spaces just like you did for the treble
stave. With that in mind, as I say, if you at this week's PDF using the link below
the video you'll find that the first part of it contains an exercise to learn the notes
of the bass stave.
As in the exercise we used to learn the notes of treble stave, it's just a bunch of random
notes each one with a finger indication. Now using your left hand, and being sure to use
the right finger each time, play each note, naming it as you go. Remember that the fingers
on the left hand, as on the right hand, go outwards from the thumb – 1 2 3 4 5. OK,
so it's kind of a mirror image of the right hand.
Blast away at that exercise until you're – you know, and spend your own time finding
and naming notes on the bass clef – until you're really super confident that you have
those bass stave notes down. As I've said before, although it's a little bit of a
grind it's massively important that you get this basic knowledge learned to a really
instinctive level – it makes things much, much easier later on, because when we start
to deal with more complicated concepts you don't want to be kind of, you know, gawping
at the bass stave trying to work out which note is which.
Just before we get on to the next stage of this tutorial, just a quick reminder to subscribe
to my channel if you haven't already. If you're subscribed you'll get regular updates
about new material, including new lessons in this series, and all the other types of
piano tutorial I produce. Just hit that red 'subscribe' button you can see in the
bottom right hand corner of this screen – it won't take you away from the video, you
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out my Facebook page – Bill Hilton's Piano Books and Tutorials – and my Twitter feed
– twitter.com/billhilton. I've put links for those underneath the video.
OK, having learned a little bit about what goes on in the left hand, I want to pop back
to the right hand so we can learn something really useful, which is our first scale, the
scale of C major. Now, you'll often hear pianists and other musicians moaning about
scales and having to practise them, but they're really essential – nothing quite sorts the
good piano players from the bad ones like willingness to practise scales. Working on
your scales on the piano helps you physically – because it keeps your fingers loose and
limber, it warms you up, it protects you from injury, it develops fine muscle control and
you know it helps you with your touch and your expression, but it also helps you mentally,
in understanding music theory. All tonal music is built out of scales. Melody is built out
of scales, yeah, chords are built out of scales, OK – these things really are at the heart
of music.
So let's have a look again at C major in the right hand. Here it is, just a single
octave. Watch what I do. Let's do that again, really slowly. If I wanted I could play more
than one octave, using the same pattern, but for now we'll just stick to the single octave.
Let's name the notes as we play – C D E F G A B C and down – B A G F E D C. Notice
that I didn't repeat the note at the top of the scale. So I didn't do this, yeah?
Instead I went up and straight off the C and back down again. Next, and this is really
important, let's name the fingers. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1. Did you see what
I did there each time I reached the crossover point between the E and the F? Going up the
scale I put my thumb under my third finger – like that - and coming down I put my third
finger over my thumb. Going up, thumb under. Coming down, third over.
Why do I bother doing that? You know, why didn't I just carry one until I ran out
of fingers, then jump? It's because I was trying to play smoothly, and also accurately.
This is a really important concept on the piano, so important that there's actually
a special name for it – legato, yeah? We don't always play legato, smoothly, and
sometimes we go out of our way to avoid legato playing, to do the exact – you know, we
try to do the exact opposite. But a great deal of piano music demands that smooth legato
sound, which means organizing our fingers well to play all the notes we have to play,
without too much jumping, yeah? That also helps us to be accurate, it means we don't
miss notes – you know, ooh ooh, jump up, now I need to move my hand, OK – so we're
working on evenness and smoothness and accuracy, and that means, very often, moving our fingers
over and under one another. And this is yet another thing, actually, that scales help
us to practise.
So first things first, practise this C major right hand scale – you'll find it written
out with fingers marked in, all in the PDF, which again, you can download using the link
in the description field below this video. The aim is to be as smooth and even as possible,
giving each note equal weight. In particular, and this is quite hard, try to avoid any kind
of audible break or unevenness when you have fingers going over or under each other. So,
for example, going up the C major scale when your thumb goes under your third, from the
E to the F, it's really easy to land a bit hard on your thumb and, you know, create unevenness.
Try as hard as you can to eliminate that, yeah? It's not easy and it's not something
that you'll, you know, you'll fully eliminate ever, really. It's really a very good pianist
that can play a scale completely evenly, yeah, all the time. But do the best you can. That
all might seem a bit pointless at first, but is, as I say – I can't stress this enough
– it is really, really important – nailing this kind of thing, getting your scales good,
is what makes the difference between a slick, fluent, musical piano player and one who is
kind of jumpy and jolty and unmusical.
Now we can play the C major scale in the left hand, too. Let's start on the C below middle
C, OK – up and down, just one octave. Let's name the notes again – C D E F G A B C B
A G F E D C. And the fingers – 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5. Just compare that to
the right hand scale, and you'll see that it's fingered slightly differently. We're
doing third over thumb on the way up and thumb under third on the way down, which is the
other way round from the right hand, and the switch happens between the G and the A rather
than between the E and the F as it does in the right hand. That's basically happening
because our left hand, as I say, is a mirror image of our right – don't worry too much
about the precise reasons for now. Just get to grips with this scale. Let's have another
look at it. OK, again, you'll find it written out, with the fingers marked in, in the PDF,
yeah? So, as you've practised your right hand scale practise your left hand scale as
well.
Now, if you're feeling really brave, and once you've got those to a pretty good standard,
have a shot at doing this: OK, C major scale, one octave up and down, both hands together.
You can do it like that, which is what we call 'similar motion', or like this, which
is what we call 'contrary motion', OK, starting with your two thumbs both on middle
C. Before you try, make sure, as I say, that you've really nailed the hands separately.
Then start slowly and see how well you can do. Again, I know you're probably really
stretching yourself here already, but, you know, do everything you can to keep it smooth
and even, yeah?
Now, for a kind of super-duper double alpha plus five-star kind of ninja boss level, you
can even try to vary the dynamics – that is, the louds and softs. Start soft and get
loud as you go out and quieter again as you get back, both hands. Or vice versa, start
loud and get quieter, and louder again as you go down.
Remember, as I said, you'll find both left hand and right hand scales written out, with
fingering, in the accompanying PDF. Do double check that you're getting those fingers
right and practise practise practise PRACTISE right hand and left hand separately before
you even think about trying to put them together.
So that's about it for this lesson in my piano for beginners series. I know we've
been doing a bunch of really quite technical stuff in this tutorial, but it's important
– work really hard at it, nail it down, get it so it's automatic, and then you make
the next stage of the journey so much easier. In the next lesson we're going to be working
on our first piece of piano music with two hands together – whoa, hooray, at last!
I'll see you then.
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President Trump is taking a tougher approach on illegal immigrants.
The guidelines released by the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday shows almost
all illegal immigrants are subject to deportation.
They include undocumented immigrants arrested for traffic violations,... along with those
convicted of more serious crimes.
However, protections for those who entered the U.S. illegally as children will be left
in place.
The department has been directed to begin hiring ten-thousand more Immigration and Customs
agents, and five-thousand more Customs and Border Protection agents.
There are thought to be around eleven million illegal immigrants in America.
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Basic Customization in YouTrack - Duration: 2:31.
In this screencast,
I'll show you a few different ways you can customize YouTrack
based on your personal preferences.
Let's start with the issues list.
You can choose to view each issue on one line,
in a compact view that displays values for custom fields,
or in a detailed view that shows the issue summary.
You can also show issues and their subtasks as a tree.
This control lets you choose how many issues you want to see on the page.
To focus your attention exclusively to the list of issues,
collapse the sidebar.
YouTrack remembers these settings
and displays the issues list just as you left it.
Play around with these settings until you find the level of detail that's right for you.
Next, let's have a look at the sidebar.
The sidebar lets you quickly display a list of issues in a project,
by tag, or matching a saved search.
Even when you don't have millions of issues in hundreds of projects,
a little cleanup can go a long way.
Fortunately, you can customize the sidebar
to show only the projects that are relevant to your work.
To hide a project,
just click the "Unpin" icon and it's gone.
All of the hidden projects are buried down here.
If there are issues in a project that you want to pay attention to,
pin the project and add it to your list.
You can do the same for the list of tags and saved searches.
Tags themselves are great tool for customizing YouTrack.
The "Star" tag lets you watch an issue and subscribe to notifications automatically.
Personal tags let you apply arbitrary labels to any issue
and are visible to you only.
Use these tags to categorize issues and find them quickly.
With personal tags and saved searches, you can even reorder issues in the list.
Once you've pinned your projects to the sidebar,
you can go one step further.
This control lets you choose which fields appear in the issues list.
When you remove the fields that aren't of interest to you,
it reduces the visual clutter and lets you see more relevant information at a glance.
For more customization options,
check your user profile.
This setting moves the fields pane to the left side in full page view.
You can also set your time zone and choose the format for date fields.
One last thing you want to customize in YouTrack is your notification scheme.
Here, you can configure your own personal notification preferences.
Subscribe to changes in issues by tag or matching a saved search
and disable notifications for any activity that isn't important to you.
Fine-tune these settings to ensure that you're notified about important updates in your projects
but don't let YouTrack blow up your inbox.
That's a quick look of the features that put the "you" in YouTrack.
Thanks for watching!
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(ENG sub)History class - Three Kingdoms Period 역사공부 - 후삼국시대편 BTS(방탄소년단) - Not today [GoToe COVER] - Duration: 0:41.
Hello everyone
Today we will study about
3 people who lead Three Kingdoms Period in Korea
Wang Gun
Gyun Wuan
and Goong Yea
Because Wang Gun and Goong Yea is famous
Today we will study about Gyun Wuan
Gyun Wuan
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Meet Rotimatic @ Valley Fair Mall, CA - Duration: 1:07.
Hi guys!
My name is Pranoti, I am here at the Rotimatic pop-up store at Valley Fair Mall, San Jose.
And as you can see there is a huge crowd here.
It's amazing, the response we are getting and it's great to hear stories of people,
that it's actually helping them eat healthier, better and more at home.
What we enjoyed growing up, our mom cooking and that's the essence of it.
Coming from south of India, it's not often that we eat rotis
but once Rotimatic came in, it's been rotis for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
It simply saves time, which we can spend somewhere else.
No cleaning and cooking, and we can spend that time with our son.
I mean it is definitely a must have product.
Where lifesyltes are changing, and that's exactly what we have set out to do.
We are really looking forward to send Rotimatic to every kitchen in the world.
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Ask Yoast: advertising on Adwords or Facebook? - Duration: 0:42.
We had a question on advertising.
"If I only have a limited budget,
would you recommend advertising on Adwords or Facebook?"
Well, this might not surprise you
because I have been telling people to use Facebook advertising for a while now.
But Facebook advertising really is a ton cheaper than Adwords.
So unless you're very sure that you can convert traffic from Adwords better,
and this is something you should test,
then usually Facebook advertising is cheaper
and gets you a lot, a lot more people to your site for the same buck.
So I would start with Facebook and if you can make that convert,
you can also look at Adwords later on.
Good luck!
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Thin ice dangers: How to get out alive - Duration: 0:47.
YOU, THERE
ARE CRITICAL MOVES YOU CAN MAKE
AND YOU NEED TO MAKE THEM
QUICKLY.
>> THE FASTEST WAY TO GET OUT,
FIREFIGHTERS SAY, FOLLOW THESE
FIVE STEPS.
>> FIRST THING YOU WANT TO DO IS
REMAIN CALM, COLLECT YOURSELF.
FIND A POINT THAT YOU ACTUALLY
FELL IN.
SNOW-COVERED ICE IS GOING TO BE
DARK UNDERNEATH.
YOU WANT TO LOOK FOR A LIGHT
AREA AND FIND YOUR WAY BACK.
YOU WANT TO FIND THE STRONGEST
POINT OF THE ICE.
USUALL THAT'S WHERE YOU WENT
INTO THE WATER.
.
PUT YOUR ARMS UP ON THE WATER.
GET AS MUCH AS YOU CAN OUT OF
THE WATER.
KICK AS HARD AS YOU CAN.
THROW YOUR LEG UP AND USE YOUR
ARMS TO CRAWL FORWARD AS YOU'RE
KICKING.
ONCE OUT OF THE WATER, ROLL AWAY
FROM THE HOLE.
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Ask Yoast: link building - Duration: 0:59.
A question came in about "link building".
"If I find a site in my niche that looks trustworthy,
"where I can buy links to my site,
why shouldn't I buy them?"
Well, first of all because buying links is cheating
and we don't cheat.
Second of all you might think that that link looks trustworthy,
but if you can buy links from them, who else can buy links from them?
And who else will they be selling links to,
so your link might not really be that worthwhile anymore.
Also how easy is it for you to know who they've already sold links to
and how that knowledge might get to Google?
If you're buying links, at some point you're going to get caught
and you're going to lose everything you have
just because you thought you could speed up yourself to the top of the rankings.
It doesn't work, I've seen it 1000 times, it's not worth it.
Don't buy links.
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Team Korea racks in gold medals at Asian Winter Games in Sapporo - Duration: 1:02.
Over in Sapporo, Japan, Team South Korea enjoyed a golden harvest.
Korean skaters imposed their dominance in their respective disciplines.
Kim Hyun-bin has the results from the Asian Winter Games.
In the men's team pursuit on Wednesday, Lee Seung-hoon won his third gold with a time
of three minutes, 44-point-6-8 seconds.
Lee's first gold at this year's games came in the five-thousand meter title on Monday,
and his second in the ten thousand meters earlier on Wednesday.
Team Korea's other top-place finishes came in both the men's and women's one-thousand
meters,... where short-track skaters Seo Yi-ra and Shim Suk-hee won their first golds.
Seo Yi-ra and Shim Suk-hee took the gold in the men's and women's 1,000 meters.
Seo finished with a time of one minute and 24 seconds while Shim finished with a time
of one minute and 30-point-3-7 seconds, with both edging their teammates Sin Da-woon and
Choi Min-jeon as runner-up.
Kim Bo-reum also won the women's five thousand meter and another gold went to Team Korea
in the women's three thousand meter short track relay.
Kim Hyun-bin, Arirang News.
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Hundreds rescued from California floodwaters in San Jose - Duration: 1:15.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA IS
UNDER A STATE OF EMERGENCY
THIS MORNING AFTER POWERFUL
STORMS CAUSE MASSIVE FLOODING.
2 NEWS REPORTER KELLEY KING
HAS THE DRAMATIC RESCUES IN
THIS DEVELOPING STORY.
EVACUATIONS ARE UNDERWAY
AFTER TORRENTIAL RAINS TURN
ROADS INTO RIVERS... AND
RISING WATERS FORCE PEOPLE
FROM THEIR HOMES. ONE
NEIGHBORHOOD IS ESSENTIALLY
UNDERWATER. FLOOD WATERS
HAVE OVERWHELMED HOMES AND
CARS IN THE LOW-LYING AREAS OF
SAN JOSE. THE HARDEST HIT IS
ALONG COYOTE CREEK. THAT'S
WHERE DOZENS OF HOMES AND
FAMILIES HAVE BEEN IMPACTED.
RESCUE CREWS ARE GOING DOOR TO
DOOR IN BOATS... SEARCHING FOR
PEOPLE STRANDED OR TRAPPED IN
THEIR CARS. NEARLY 200
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN RESCUED SO
FAR.
"WE KNOW THAT THIS IS GOING TO
CONTINUE, WE EXPECT THAT THE
LEVEL OF CREEK WILL CONTINUE
TO RISE AS WATER FLOWS DOWN
FROM THE ANDERSON DAM FOR THE
NEXT SEVERAL HOURS.
OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE WORRIED
THAT THE STANDING WATER IS
TOXIC... AND CREWS ARE
DECONTAMINATING THOSE WHO COME
IN CONTACT WITH FLOOD WATERS.
SO FASR, THERE ARE NO
REPORTS OF INJURIES. KELLEY
KING 2 NEWS TODAY WORKING FOR
YOU.
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Joint Organizing Committee launched for successful hosting of the Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju... - Duration: 2:35.
Gyeongju is one of Korea's culture hubs.
To share the Southeastern city's cultural wonders with the world,... a culture expo
with Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City will be launched in November.
According to our Lee Ji-won, a join organizing committee is quickly moving to get the ball
rolling.
The preparations for the Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju World Culture Expo 2017 have been officially
launched.
Officials from Korea's southeastern province of Gyeongsangbuk-do and Chairman and Party
members of Vietnam's southern city of Ho Chi Minh gathered in the Southeast Asian country
on Tuesday for the Inaugural Assembly of the Joint Organizing Committee.
The ceremony not only marked the launch of the expo, but also shared the participants'
goals for the event.
"Korea and Vietnam celebrate their 25th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties this year.
And by providing numerous cultural performances and activities as well as giving advice on
trade and investment,... the expo hopes to achieve common prosperity for the two countries
and become one of Asia's staple cultural festivals."
Marking its third international cooperation with a global city,... the Gyeongju World
Culture Expo is to organize numerous programs for the upcoming event in November,... including
K-culture fairs and performances as well as business conferences.
Divided into three categories, namely Pride, Respect and Promise,... each program will
serve as a means to share Gyeongju's traditions and culture, and boost economic exchanges
between the two cities.
And to celebrate the launch of the joint organizing committee and wish for a successful hosting
of the expo,... a concert was held at the Hoa Binh Theater later in the day.
Traditional dances and performances from Korea and Vietnam delighted the audience with the
two countries' distinctive colors,... while the honorary ambassador for the expo, K-pop
star, Block B pumped up the atmosphere.
"I study Korean studies.
I'm able to see a lot of Korean culture at this event so I'm excited to see more."
"I heard that in November,... there will be more activities between Korea and Vietnam,...
I'm really excited for that."
"With the public already looking forward to the event,... the organizing committee said
it will strive in the next months to live up to the expectations of the public and kick
off a successful Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju World Culture Expo 2017.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News, Ho Chi Minh."
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Felix Mendelssohn | A Midsummer Night's Dream-Part 3 | February 22 2017 - Duration: 6:55.
Hi guys, today is February 22 2017, and as you might know it,
this week's masterpieces are a little special.
Best Classical Music here, and if you watched yesterday's video,
you know that this week's masterpieces will be a little special
as it is the first week of our channel, so we are releasing the
entire A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61 from Felix Mendelssohn
starting today until Friday, part by part. Today, we are proud to
reveal to you the third part. If you didn't watch Monday's or
Tuesday's video, you can click here to watch the first two parts.
Mendelssohn composed music for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer
Night's Dream". In 1826 he wrote the overture and in 1842 the
incidental music. The overture, incorporates classical elements
as well as a surprising number of 'effects'. The incidental music
was written to a commission from King Frederick William IV of
Prussia. The Wedding March acts as the intermezzo between
acts IV and V, and it has become one of the most ubiquitous pieces
of music ever written. The purely instrumental movements are often
played as a unified suite or as independent pieces, although this
approach never had Mendelssohn's imprimatur. The Overture is scored
for two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, two horns, two
trumpets, and strings. The incidental music adds a third trumpet, three
trombones, triangle and cymbals to this scoring.
I hope you guys enjoy listening to it, subscribe now to get everyday
a new masterpiece in your inbox, and if you have a proposition for
tomorrow's one, please let us know in the comments.
If you liked this masterpiece you can buy the
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" book by Shakespeare by clicking the link
in the description. Come tomorrow check out the second part. Don't forget
to subscribe to get everyday a new masterpiece in your inbox, and if you
have a proposition for tomorrow's one, please let us know in the comments.
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Voiture pour enfant francais. Voitures de courses cars Réparations Voiture Dessin animé bébé 5 mois. - Duration: 3:16.
What a beautiful day today !! The sun shines and one can also hear the birds
sing !!! That's great !!! Here we are in the garage where Handy-Andy works. he
promised to tell us something very important today !!
Hello my friends !!! Are you ready to learn more about cars
and different types? The last time I spoke to five cars. I hope
that you remember !!! Is not it?... It was Audi, Land Rover, Peugeot, Opel and
Lexus. OK. Today we will learn five new cars! Let's go !!!
The first car is a Renaut Clio red. It is a small car with two doors
- One for the driver and another for the passenger. I would remind you that
small car door in the back that can stand. This car is perfect
to drive into town - it's not very large but there is a large chest and it does
not consume a lot of gasoline.
Look at her !! There is a car yet more compact Suzuki Swift. Orange color
is very cool. It is also a small car with two doors on the front and a box
the rear. This car is a traction before - mean that it is the wheels
before that result.
Wow !!! This white car so cool !!!! Yes compared to the other cars it looks
huge!!! It's a BMW 7 class - it's a luxury sedan with four-wheel drive.
Remember my friends - a sedan a car with a closed body and four
doors. Oooooh !!!! I see another sedan, but
a little bit smaller - It's an Acura, pretty black. She has five seats - two
at the front and three on the back. And she four door sedans like all.
Ok my friends, the last car is a Volkswagen blue. This is a car with four
quite compact doors with enough room for the driver and passengers. This car
is very comfortable inside to everybody. This is perfect for lead
in the city! That's all for today friends !!! We
saw five different types of cars ! Next time we will discover other
Car !!! Thank you for watching!!!
If you do not want to miss other episodes, subscribe to our channel. You can
also click "Like". See you soon !!
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FAST - I'm FAST. Naturally. | Fast Finland and FAST Young Talents - Duration: 3:11.
Achieving your dreams
Ultimately, it is very simple
Everything starts from daring
From daring
to let go
From daring
to leave out the excess of your life
and the irrelevant
For what you do not require on this journey
is only excess baggage that will slow you down
And you are guaranteed not to miss
The obstacles
The unnecessary burden
Or anything standing between you and your dreams
So, dare
Dare to cut down
And cut down until you have only what you require
For the things that remain
Will help you reach the summit
Even if the road is long and arduous
And the journey may fill you with loneliness
Never give up
Keep going
Believe in yourself
And trust that you have made the right choices
This is the right way to the top
And you will not travel it alone
So
Dare to cut down.
www.fast.fi
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Joint Organizing Committee launched for successful hosting of the Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju... - Duration: 2:35.Gyeongju is one of Korea's culture hubs.
To share the Southeastern city's cultural wonders with the world,... a culture expo
with Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City will be launched in November.
According to our Lee Ji-won, a join organizing committee is quickly moving to get the ball
rolling.
The preparations for the Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju World Culture Expo 2017 have been officially
launched.
Officials from Korea's southeastern province of Gyeongsangbuk-do and Chairman and Party
members of Vietnam's southern city of Ho Chi Minh gathered in the Southeast Asian country
on Tuesday for the Inaugural Assembly of the Joint Organizing Committee.
The ceremony not only marked the launch of the expo, but also shared the participants'
goals for the event.
"Korea and Vietnam celebrate their 25th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties this year.
And by providing numerous cultural performances and activities as well as giving advice on
trade and investment,... the expo hopes to achieve common prosperity for the two countries
and become one of Asia's staple cultural festivals."
Marking its third international cooperation with a global city,... the Gyeongju World
Culture Expo is to organize numerous programs for the upcoming event in November,... including
K-culture fairs and performances as well as business conferences.
Divided into three categories, namely Pride, Respect and Promise,... each program will
serve as a means to share Gyeongju's traditions and culture, and boost economic exchanges
between the two cities.
And to celebrate the launch of the joint organizing committee and wish for a successful hosting
of the expo,... a concert was held at the Hoa Binh Theater later in the day.
Traditional dances and performances from Korea and Vietnam delighted the audience with the
two countries' distinctive colors,... while the honorary ambassador for the expo, K-pop
star, Block B pumped up the atmosphere.
"I study Korean studies.
I'm able to see a lot of Korean culture at this event so I'm excited to see more."
"I heard that in November,... there will be more activities between Korea and Vietnam,...
I'm really excited for that."
"With the public already looking forward to the event,... the organizing committee said
it will strive in the next months to live up to the expectations of the public and kick
off a successful Ho Chi Minh City-Gyeongju World Culture Expo 2017.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News, Ho Chi Minh."
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Queens grandma dies four months after punch outside bodega - Duration: 1:26.
A 69-year-old grandmother sucker-punched at a Queens deli in October has died, police said.
Eve Gentillon died on Friday, four months after a stranger bashed her in a brutal caught-on-video attack, police said. The case is now a homicide.
Richard Springer, 28, drunkenly punched Gentillon in the face as he left the Sutphin King Deli in Jamaica on Oct. 15, police and witnesses said.
Studio of Eve Gentillon,69, on Tuesday October 18, 2016. She was punched and knocked to the ground where she suffered brain injury in front of Deli on Sutphin Blvd. NYPD are still searching for the perp.
DCPI
Eve Gentillon, left, died Friday and Richard Springer, right, faces charges in her punching death.
Springer entered the bodega near 108th Ave. just after 8 a.m. and argued with store employees over the price of beer, workers said.
He punched an 18-year-old employee in the face, stormed out of the store and hit Gentillon on her way home from church.
Cops walk in and out of the Sutphin King deli during the October 2016 investigation of a 69-year-old woman who was punched.
(Debbie Egan-Chin/New York Daily News)
The attack knocked Gentillon to the ground. She was out cold with a fatal brain hemorrhage.
Police arrested Springer, who has 13 prior arrests, on Oct. 31 near his home, also in Jamaica, officials said. He was first charged with robbery and assault, but now faces further charges.
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Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' mixes horror and comedy: movie review - Duration: 2:24.
Horror lurks everywhere, the best horror movies like to remind us. "Get Out" confirms what many of us have long suspected: something dreadful is happening in the wealthy suburbs.
Written and directed by Jordan Peele, best known as half of the comic duo Key and Peele, the movie takes a jaundiced look at interracial relationships, limousine liberals and self-delusion, and throws in some survival-action elements, too. It's very funny at times, but it isn't a comedy. It is that very rare of beasts: a new and original motion picture.
Which isn't to say "Get Out" is flawless. Its shaggy, stream-of-consciousness storyline lends itself well to the "midnight movie" mindset. If the person I sat next to is any indicator, some will get the movie even without quite following the ins-and-outs of the plot.
Daniel Kaluuya plays a young African-American man whose visit to his white girlfriend's family estate turns terrifying in writer/director Jordan Peele's "Get Out."
(Universal Pictures/Universal Pictures)
The story kicks off when Rose (Allison Williams) invites her boyfriend Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) to take a drive out of town and meet her parents. He's a little cautious. Did she inform them that he is black?
She hasn't, but swears that Mom and Dad (Catherine Keener and Bradley Whitford) are perfectly open-minded, Obama-supporting progressives. Nothing to worry about.
Initial awkward conversations (like a family friend boasting that he once golfed "with Tiger") soon turn sinister. Just why is everyone behaving so strangely, especially the African-American groundskeeper and maid?
A visit with his girlfriends' folks seems friendly enough, but then the tables turn in "Get Out," starring (from left) Catherine Keener, Bradley Whitford, Allison Williams, Betty Gabriel and Daniel Kaluuya.
(Justin Lubin/Universal Pictures)
The comic richness and political commentary of the setting wouldn't work without good performances, and at the center of it all is "Black Mirror" alum Daniel Kaluuya — who's British but playing an American here — in a breakout role. Kaluuya's Chris is the quintessence of a man who just wants things to go down easy. He's warm and mellow, but nobody's fool.
The minute he senses something is up he pivots from victim to action hero, and his final act as suburban John McClane is a surefire recipe for cheers.
Peele wisely doesn't cast himself or his partner Keegan-Michael Key in the movie, not even in a cameo. His message is clear: take me seriously as a filmmaker on my own terms. Mixing horror and comedy is no easy task (it took Roman Polanski to whiff with "The Fearless Vampire Killers" before he could make his masterpiece "Rosemary's Baby") and Peele's first feature is strong.
There's no getting out now, we'll be expecting more from him.
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Andrea False Lashes | L'BRI LUCY Tall Beauty - Duration: 3:14.
andrea false lashes. first impressions. strip lashes review. false eyelashes for hooded eyes. l'bri lucy tall beauty.
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【玩具開箱#30】請粉紅豬小妹吃慘不忍睹知育果子草莓冰淇淋DIY手做食玩/Popoin' cookin' edible strawberry ice cream toys/知育菓子楽しいケーキ屋さん - Duration: 2:59.
我們今天要來做的是知育果子 We will make Kracie 私は知育菓子を作ります
冰淇淋 ice cream ソフトクリーム
還要請粉紅豬小妹一家人吃喔 I also invited peggy pig to eat 私はペッパピッグを招待します
我們現在來開箱吧 Open the box 箱を開きましょう
怎麼還有一箱啊？ Another box ? まだ箱？
一邊是草莓的味道，一邊是香草的味道 One is the taste of strawberries, and the other the taste of vanilla 一つはイチゴの味、一つはバニラの味です
如果下面沒有甜筒的話，好像大X If there is no cone below, it seems SXXT もしコーンがない場合、うXこみたいです
派做好了 Pie done パイできた
這個很不像耶 This is not like pie これはパイのようではありません
我很遜咧 I'm not good 私は苦手です
這算是失敗的吧 這樣就好了 This is a failure of it. Just fine これは失敗品です。そうしましょう
開動了！我現在要先吃一個再來餵粉紅豬小妹 Started! I want to eat one first, and invited peggy pig to eat. いただきます！まず私は食べて、後はペッパピッグです
真的有草莓跟香草的味道 The taste of strawberries and vanilla 本当にイチゴとバニラの味があります
然後巧克力米像那個很辣的口香糖的那種味道 Then the chocolate is like the taste of the chewing gum チョコレートは、チューインガムの味のようなものです
但是我還是覺得真的冰淇淋比較好吃 But I still feel really delicious ice cream しかし、私はまだ本当のソフトクリームの方が美味しいです
粉紅豬小妹你們要不要吃啊 Peggy pig eat it ペッパピッグを食べてね
啊～黏到了 Ah stick to it ああ、粘った
我看我還是自己吃好了 I think I still eat myself 私はまだ自身で食べます
一口把它吃完 At one bite 一口で
甜中帶辣 Sweet with spicy スパイシーで甘いです
像是薄荷口香糖那種辣 就是巧克力米 The kind of spicy like mint chewing gum is chocolate. ミントチューインガムのようなスパイシー、チョコレートです
再來吃這個 Then this 次はこれ
很軟 Very soft 非常に柔らかいです
再來吃這個 Then this 次はこれ
脆脆的 Crispy サクサク
是巧克力米 Is chocolate チョコレートです
是我巧克力米撒太多了 It's too much of chocolate チョコレートが多すぎです
因為我做的很醜 I make it ugly 私は作ったものが醜いです
不過還是很好吃而且又好玩 But still very delicious and fun しかし、まだ非常に美味しいと楽しいです
知育果子冰淇淋 失敗 Failed 失敗しました
是我自己的問題 做得太醜了 Is my own problem too ugly 私自身の問題で作ったものが醜いです
BYE BYE
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Real Estate Attorney Marietta GA Susan S. Stuart | Cobb County Real Estate Lawyer | Georgia | MIJS - Duration: 2:49.
Live life forward and understand it backwards.
When I walked in to this law firm in July of 1996, I had no idea that I would still
be here over 20-years later.
You don't really necessarily understand why you make certain decisions.
But you make them with your gut, you make them with your intellect, you make them with
your intuition.
Oftentimes, you understand why it all comes to fruition much later in life.
My name is Susan Stuart and I'm a real estate lawyer.
I focus principally in condominium law, subdivision law, town home law, and do contracts and municipal
law.
Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele is very special to me and to many people.
What makes us different as a law firm is that we are relationship-based.
The minute I stepped foot into this law firm, I understood that they had great deal respect
for their lawyers, for their partners, for their staff, and especially for their clients.
Our clients are a number one in our book and we value those relationships.
I think that transpires into some really amazing results for our clients.
We have great staff and great attorneys.
People stay here for a very long time and they're happy, which gives continuity to our
relationships with our clients, with our family, and with each other in the walls of this law
firm.
I'm very fortunate to have a set of partners that I'm passionate about and have grown up
with.
We're different.
And I love being here.
I love to travel.
I love to live outside my comfort zone and I adore people.
That includes my children, my partners, the other lawyers in this firm, the staff that
I have the privilege of working with, and all of my clients who've been with me for
the better part of 20 years.
I'm truly a very fortunate person and I count my blessings daily.
Here at Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele, we value you as a client.
If you should ever need any real estate assistance and any of the aforementioned practice groups,
please reach out to me.
Let me know.
It would be my pleasure to help you.
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Felix Mendelssohn | A Midsummer Night's Dream-Part 3 | February 22 2017 - Duration: 6:55.Hi guys, today is February 22 2017, and as you might know it,
this week's masterpieces are a little special.
Best Classical Music here, and if you watched yesterday's video,
you know that this week's masterpieces will be a little special
as it is the first week of our channel, so we are releasing the
entire A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61 from Felix Mendelssohn
starting today until Friday, part by part. Today, we are proud to
reveal to you the third part. If you didn't watch Monday's or
Tuesday's video, you can click here to watch the first two parts.
Mendelssohn composed music for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer
Night's Dream". In 1826 he wrote the overture and in 1842 the
incidental music. The overture, incorporates classical elements
as well as a surprising number of 'effects'. The incidental music
was written to a commission from King Frederick William IV of
Prussia. The Wedding March acts as the intermezzo between
acts IV and V, and it has become one of the most ubiquitous pieces
of music ever written. The purely instrumental movements are often
played as a unified suite or as independent pieces, although this
approach never had Mendelssohn's imprimatur. The Overture is scored
for two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, two horns, two
trumpets, and strings. The incidental music adds a third trumpet, three
trombones, triangle and cymbals to this scoring.
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