STUDENTS IN THE US ARE HAVING A MORE DIFFICULT TIME GETTING
ACCEPTED IN THE TOP COLLEGES BECAUSE A LOT OF IVY LEAGUE
SCHOOLS ARE NOW TURNING TO FOREIGN STUDENTS IN ORDER
TO DIVERSIFY THEIR CAMPUSES, AT LEAST THAT IS WHAT THEY
CLAIM THEY ARE DOING.
I'M GOING TO GET INTO SPECIFIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR NUMBERS.
IT IS NOT JUST IV SCHOOLS, A LOT OF PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES DO
THIS BECAUSE THEY MAKE A LOT OF MONEY INTUITION.
THEY DON'T QUALIFY FOR THE SAME TYPES OF FEDERAL AID MONEY
FOR THINGS LIKE THAT.
>> QUICK EXAMPLE, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
IT IS MUCH HARDER TO GET IN IF YOU ARE FROM OUT OF STATE.
RECENTLY WE DID A STORY ABOUT HOW THEY ARE ADMITTING MORE
PEOPLE THAT ARE OUT-OF-STATE BECAUSE THEY PAY MORE.
I WANT KIDS FROM OTHER STATES TO BE ABLE TO GO, THAT IS WHY
I APPLIED.
BUT IT IS SO THAT IT IS AFFORDABLE FOR THE STUDENTS
IN THAT STATE.
THE IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS, THAT IS PROBABLY DIFFERENT.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF YOU BECOME A FACTORY FOR MONEY
IT DEFEATS THE POINT OF A GREAT EDUCATION.
>>EXACTLY.
LET'S TALK ABOUT YALE.
>> BY THE WAY, GEORGETOWN IS NOT AN IVY LEAGUE SCHOOL, BUT
THEY ARE
A GREAT SCHOOL.
I AM CONFLICTED ON THIS.
I WANT THE BEST OF THE WORLD TO COME HERE TO AMERICA.
THAT IS FANTASTIC.
THAT BRINGS IN MORE SUCCESS, JOBS, HOPEFULLY THEY STAY
HERE AND GROW OUR ECONOMY.
ON THE OTHER HAND, INNER THIRST FOR MAKING MORE MONEY WE
ARE CROWDING OUT AMERICANS.
THAT IS AN ISSUE.
THAT IS WHY I DON'T THINK IT IS CUT AND DRY.
YOU WANT TO HAVE PEOPLE COME IN FROM ACROSS THE WORLD, IT
HAS ANY BLOOD AND THAT IS WONDERFUL.
EVERYONE IS OBSESSED WITH MONEY, ESPECIALLY THOSE GREAT SCHOOLS.
THEY HAVE SUCH GIGANTIC ENDOWMENTS, JUST RELAX.
>> I KNOW.
HONESTLY, ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS IS HOW OBSESSED
THEY ARE IN RANKING.
THERE IS ALWAYS THE QUESTION OF WHY TUITION KEEPS RISING.
ONE OF THE BIG PROBLEMS IS THEY WANT TO COMPETE WITH ONE
ANOTHER, SO THEY KEEP BUILDING.
THAT IS HOW YOU ATTRACT THE BEST TO UNIVERSITY, THAT DRIVES
UP THE COST OF TUITION.
WHEN IT COMES TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS, YOU CAN'T GET IN
THERE WITH REGULATION AND TELL THEM YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO
ACCEPT X AMOUNT OF FOREIGN STUDENTS.
BUT WHEN IT COMES TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, I FEEL WE NEED TO
DRAW THE LINE IN SOME CASES.
OUR TAXPAYER MONEY GOES TOWARD THOSE SCHOOLS.
I WANT OUR CITIZENS TO GET PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT IN
TERMS OF GETTING ACCEPTED INTO THOSE SCHOOLS.
>> YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE NATIVIST ABOUT IT, BUT WHAT YOU CAN
DO IS HAVE A GREAT GROWTH OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STUDENTS.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE ALL THE GROWTH GOING TO IMMIGRANT
STUDENTS.
THEY WANT THE MONEY LEBOWSKI.
>>HAVE TO MAKE ONE MORE POINT.
ONE OF THE REASONS WHY A LOT OF THESE PUBLIC SCHOOLS GO
AHEAD AND TAKE MORE STUDENTS FROM OUT OF STATE OR
FOREIGN STUDENTS IS BECAUSE OF THE INCREASED TUITION.
THEY ARE DEALING WITH BUDGET SHORTFALLS, AND STATES
CUTTING THEIR FUNDING SO THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE UP FOR THAT.
THE WAY THEY DO IT IS BY TAKING STUDENTS FROM OTHER PLACES.
WE HAVE TO SOLVE THAT PROBLEM.
>>AT LEAST PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE THAT EXCUSE.
THAT TOP-TIER
PRIVATE SCHOOLS DON'T HAVE THAT EXCUSE.
>>THEY DON'T.
>> THEY HAVE GIANT ENDOWMENTS.
THEY TRY TO GET ME TO GIVE TO MY UNDERGRAD AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS.
I'D RATHER GIVE TO CHARITY.
I
LOVE EDUCATION, THEY HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY.
TYTNETWORK.COM/GO.
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Alien Covenant Trailer Reaction - Duration: 6:10.
So while I question Fox's strategy - publicity strategy
here by releasing this trailer at MIDNIGHT
east coast time
uh, y'know going into Christmas Day...
I hear good things about this trailer,
I have not seen it yet, I'm excited to watch it with you here for the very first time
but it never trended
y'know it's hard to compete with Jesus' Birthday
I know Alien's a popular - a popular franchise
but still...!
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Man dead following shooting on West Broadway - Duration: 1:13.
>>> GOOD AFTERNOON I'M
COLIN MAYFIELD.
A MAN IS DEAD AND ANOTHER
IS RECOVERING AFTER A
SHOOTING IN WEST
LOUISVILLE.
IT HAPPENED AROUND
5:00 THIS MORNING ON WEST
BROADWAY.
CAROLINE CALLAHAN HAS BEEN
AT THE SCENE THROUGHOUT
THE MORNING AND ALL DAY
JOINS US NOW WITH MORE
EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED.
GOOD AFTERNOON.
>> Reporter: GOOD
AFTERNOON COLLIN.
POLICE TELL US THE T MEN
WERE INSIDE VIBE LOUNGE
FOR A PARTY WHEN SOMEONE
STARTED SHOOTIG.
IT WAS JUST AFTER
5:00 THIS MORNING WHEN
POLICE GOT THE CALL TO
COME HERE TO VIBE LOUNGE
AND WHEN THEY GOT HERE,
THEY SAY A LOT OF PEOPLE
WERE INSIDE THE NIGHTCLUB
AND THEY WERE TOLD, THERE
WAS A FIGHT INSIDE WHICH
THEN LED TO THE SHOOTING.
NEIGHBORS SAY PARTIES AT
VIBE SEEM TO STAR AROUND
3:30 IN THE MORNING.
THAT IT IS NOT SURPRISING
SOMEONE WAS KILLED IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD.
>> JUST THERE THIS GENERAL
AREA AND, IT'S JUST REAL,
REAL LIVE OUT HERE.
>> POLICE HAVE NO
DESCRIPTION OF A POSSIBLE
SHOOTER IN THIS CASE.
THEY ARE ASKING ANYONE
WITH INFORMATION TO GIVE
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Frozen - Do You Want to Build a Snowman, Piano cover - Duration: 2:21.
Do you wanna build a snowman?
Come on lets go and play
I never see you anymore
Come out the door
It's like you've gone away
We used to be best buddies
And now we're not
I wish you would tell me whyyyyyy
Do you wanna build a snowman?
It doesn't have to be a snowman
(Go away, Anna)
Okay Byee
Do you wanna build a snowman?
Or ride our bikes around the halls
I think some company is overdue
I've started talking to the pictures on the walls
It gets a little lonely
All these empty rooms
Just watching the hours tick by
(Tic-Tock, Tic-Tock, Tic-Tock, Tic-Tock)
Please, I know you're in there
People are asking where you've been
They say have courage, and I'm trying to
I'm right out here for you, just let me in
We only have each other
It's just you and me
What are we gonna do?
Do you wanna build a snowman?
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1995 Father Daughter Dancing vs 2015 Wedding Father Daughter Dance Split Screen - Duration: 2:32.
1995 2015
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Monday Midday 12/26 Super Doppler 10 Forecast - Duration: 1:58.
THE MID 50S. WIND: NE/S
REST OF TODAY: MAINLY
CLOUDY AND MILD. HIGHS IN
POSSIBLE. LOWS IN THE MID
MORE SHOWERS POSSIBLE AT
TODAY, BUT IT'LL MOVE
SWITCHING SE BY LATER
THIS AFTERNOON.
ARE STUBBORN...SO, HIGHS
WILL STAY IN THE 50S.
HOWEVER, TUESDAY, WE'LL
FRONT WILL CROSS THE AREA
THE FRONT, IT'LL BE DRIER
THURSDAY...OTHERWISE,
IT'LL
BE COOLER BEHIND THAT
SYSTEM WITH 40S ON DECK
FOR FRIDAY. FOR NOW, NEW
YEAR'S EVE LOOKS MAINLY
CLOUDY AND COOL
SEASONABLE WITH HIGHS IN
THE LOW 50S...STAY TUNED.
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Pastor Nick Daleo - Bayside Chapel, Barnegat NJ
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Ep 27. Eating flowers? - Duration: 5:15.
I think I told you we prefer to just do one hour if that's okay
Okay
Okay
Okay
Okay
Okay..
We are back in the cities
We're gonna
Go into Burger Moe's, the place where we're playing
We're gonna spend like an hour sending emails
And then we'll load everything in so we can play.
Oh that's nice-- So we're cool
They reserved a table for us!
Katrina thinks I can't make it to the car and back in... 2 minutes
Naive
She thinks I can't go to the car
Change from this to the clothes I usually wear onstage
Well I think I might not make it so I'm gonna run
Uhhh... this
She thought I couldn't do this
I did it under two minutes
But I need to go to the bathroom so I kinda ruined it
Food
In three words what do you think of this show
Yum, yum, yum
The show was good
That food was like, traumatic
It destroyed me
It was just too much
It destroyed my self-esteem
Why?
Because I feel like a blob
I feel like a king now
That right-- I feel important
Yeah
You can contain enough food for a lot of people --Isn't it weird how important people are usually kinda fat?
You get it man
Like Buddha
Look at this
They were so cool and so drunk
Did you already pay?
Yes, I did
I want a thing. And you want a thing
There's no slushies
Then you don't want a thing
So we're going back to Hovland, which is where Katrina's from
We have like a day off or two days off, I dunno
That. Is Katrina
And this is me
And we're going back on tour
Again
Again
What is this?
Flowers
Flowers?
Why are we eating flowers?
It tastes like lettuce
It literally tastes like lettuce
It's a thing
It's a thing?
Well we don't know, it just tastes good
[Awkward chewing sounds]
It does taste like lettuce, but like better
Yeah
I just hope it's not poisonous
The second one was horrible
What? --Juli!
Ohhh! Yeah!
I've completely forgot
We were gonna forget allll our clothes
We got the essentials, right?
Doesn't it look nice?
Yeah, so caj ón
Instrument... suitcase
Clothes suitcase
Longboard
Guitar
Ukulele --My guitar is smaller than a ukulele
Our little speaker
That... extra stuff like coats
That's a little cooler with food
That's to hang clothes so we look nice
And that's where Katrina sits
And that's where I sleep --I'm kidding
I'm kidding
You're not though
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Debra Silverman Astrology :: Online Astrology Academy - Duration: 1:11.
- If you've loved astrology since you were a kid.
If you bought those Linda Goodman Sun Sign books
or you've been online watching videos,
but you can't get it all to stick in your head,
cause there's so much information,
and honestly, you go to the astrology book
and what do you open to?
Your sun sign and read all about you, that's okay.
But if you've had it since you were a kid,
it means that there's some calling,
in your heart, that knows there's a
spiritual purpose to those stars.
And if that's you, and you've had it since you were a kid,
that's why you wanna come study astrology,
cause some part of your soul
has been in this realm forever.
I mean, think of all the past lives that we've had
if we could only see a film of where we've come from
and what our background is, our lineage,
and if you've got astrology in it somewhere,
somewhere back then, you too were probably
in some little temple staring up at the sky
and the heavens and wanting to understand
what our purpose was.
So I'm here to tell you you can learn astrology,
if it's calling you, in a very simple way.
And it doesn't have to be that random giant science,
I make it so simple and I wanna play with you.
So the gift is, something's calling your soul's name,
if you keep on reading those astrology books,
but you can't make heads or tails of them,
I can help you.
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Travel by Drawing! -- DONG - Duration: 4:21.
I'm in my mom's basement right now. I'm home for the holidays but that doesn't mean that the jokes stop.
Here's one. Why can't you have a nose that's 12 inches long? Well because then it would be a foot.
*insane laugh*
I know what you're thinking, niceonedad.com. But I'm not your dad.
I am however a provider of DONGs, things you can do online now guys.
If you're a whimsical, spontaneous explorer like me, use Land Lines. Not to be confused
with landmines which you should not use. The site matches a place on Earth to whatever
you draw or drag, like this. It took me to Rhone-Alpes France. Which you can now click
in the lower left hand corner to see on Google Maps. You're now ready to book yourself
a ticket and fly away in the plane you designed on
How things fly. This cute video shows a plane being drawn and now oh
it crashed. This is because to fly you need to master lift, weight, thrust, and drag,
which you can learn about on this page. Now that you know engines produce thrust and lift
is created by differences in air pressure, it's time to make your own aircraft. You
can manipulate the four forces and watch them in action. For lift I can choose this wing,
DC-3 but it isn't going as planned. Larger wings cause more drag and slow it down. So let's
manipulate weight. Now what would happen if a plane was made of wood? It's strong and
lightweight but we need more of it to build a durable vehicle so this reduces lift which
makes altitude decline. Now that you are in tune with your inner aeronautical engineer
get in...toonator.com
Where you can create a digital flip book.
You can see the marks from the previous slide. So you can more accurately position
your current drawing in relation to the prior one and make this stick figure's movements
more realistic. Isn't it just mesmerizing? No? Well maybe you need your vision checked
On essilor.com. Which has "NO DIAGNOSTIC VALUE" but it's fun, so please join me.
Cover one of your eyes and use your arrow keys to indicate which way
the open side of the W is facing. You can also test your sensitivity to light here.
Would ya look at that score? They don't call me Eye Socket Stevens for nothing!
This test shows me that
I am able to perceive small amounts of contrast meaning I don't need a ton of light in order
to see well. Which is great because I'm in the mood to take a walk in some shadowy
woods right now
On a-way-to-go.com. Take this square-headed dude on a peaceful walk through a forest by
pressing W. Or E to run. The space bar lets him jump and you can move your mouse to look
around. Click to get a close-up view of things like...dirt or whatever this is. And I'm
walking. Now I'm floating. Can I get down? Anyone? Alright
well let's leave him there and we'll go play…
Filler. The goal is to fill up the space provided ⅔ of the way with the filler balls. You
create them by clicking and holding. The longer you hold, the larger it becomes. But you cannot
let the bouncy balls touch you while you are in the process of creating the fillers balls.
You are given a certain number of lives and balls so be strategic. You're smart
of course so I believe in you and since we're putting your intelligence to the test let's play
The Simon says Memory Game. It starts off easy. But then as the patterns get more and more
complex...well it stays easy because I remember everything, like how
ginger and fresh lemon can help with nausea.
Which will be important to know during Cube Runner, a game that takes your through a tunnel of squares
with the occasional 3 dimensional cube. You have to avoid these cubes by steering around
them with your mouse or else you will lose. So either you lose or you puke, it's a win win.
That's it for all these DONGs. I'm going to get back underneath the covers and stay warm and cozy.
I want you guys to have a healthy and safe rest of your 2016. And enjoy the New Year and happy holidays. I love you all. And as always, thanks for watching.
Bye.
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My Favorite Books of 2016! - Duration: 12:15.
Hi everyone, today I'm here to do quite
possibly the most exciting video of the
year, and that is to tell you my favorite
reads from 2016. As always these aren't
necessarily books that were published in
2016, though some of them were. They are
books that I read this year that I
enjoyed the most.
And if you follow me at all, you'll
probably know what half of these are
already, but I don't care. I'm a creature
of habit, and I love to talk about the
books I love, so I've been very vocal
about some of these throughout the year.
In fact I just looked back and realized
that each one of these has its own video
review, which I think is really cool.
It speaks to it that these books have
something worth talking about in their
own videos. And I will link all of those
down below if you want to hear even more
thoughts on these books, but let's get started.
I really struggled with how to order
these books because I don't love to rank
books. I think I enjoy them each for
different reasons.
Some of them are 4-star books, some of
them are 5-star books, but all of them
are ones that stuck with me and made me
think about them long after I finished
reading them. So these are not in any
particular order. There are 10 of them,
but I will save the best for last.
The first one is actually one of the
first ones I read this year and that's
"In Order to Live" by Yeonmi Park.
This is an incredible memoir about Yeonmi Park's
escape from North Korea, and
basically everything she had to go
through in order to live. It has stuck
with me through all of 2016.
It's one that I think you'd be
hard-pressed to read and not be moved by,
not only because all of the
circumstances she goes through are
incredibly difficult and hard to read
about and terrible, but also because
she's so resilient and the strength that
she has in facing these challenges is
remarkable and inspiring. It's just
amazing, and obviously i can't recommend
it enough, so it has to be in my top 10
of the year. The next one is "Under the Udala Trees" by
Chinelo Okparanta. This
one was definitely a surprise;
it's a beautiful but also hard to read
story about a girl growing up in Nigeria
during the Civil War and her struggle
with her sexuality, especially in the
cultural context that does not approve
of her. And I just loved this book: it was
beautifully written.
It's a debut novel and it is so
impressive. There are few debuts in here this year
and they're all remarkable, but this
one in particular stood out because it's
just such an important story to tell.
I feel like it's severely underrated, so
"Under the Udala Trees" is definitely in
my top ten. The next one is "Unaccustomed Earth"
by Jhumpa Lahiri, and this has
taken position as my favorite collection
of short stories that I've ever read.
I've read a few Jhumpa Lahiri books: one
collection of short stories and one novel,
and I definitely think she thrives in
the short story realm.
She's just the master at succinct but
powerful moments and being able to give
you so much context for the characters
in such a short amount of time. This
mainly follows Indian immigrants or
children of Indian immigrants in the
United States, but it jumps around into a
few different places. And the final three
stories in this 8-story collection are
tied together, so it's a sort of cycle of
stories and you get to follow these
characters over a span of a few decades,
and it's just lovely.
I can't wait to read this one again in
the future because I just know that
there will be more that I pick up on
than my first reading, and I absolutely
love this.
I think it's better than "Interpreter of Maladies"
which actually won her the Pulitzer.
Another one that wasn't
necessarily a favorite right away but
that I can't stop thinking about and
I've been recommending a lot this year
is "Through Black Spruce" by Joseph Boyden.
Like Jhumpa Lahiri, I've read one novel
and one collection of short stories by
Boyden, and then this novel. And this is
definitely my favorite thing he's written.
It is the story about a man who
is in a coma in the hospital, and his
niece who's visiting him. And it's about
their alternating stories, and it's just
absolutely beautifully written.
The contrast between the descriptions of the
Canadian wilderness and the city of
Manhattan and their alternating
storylines is just so well done. It had
me turning the page to find out what
happened. It has a great sort of suspense
element, but also it's just very
introspective. And the ways we get inside
the character's head is just-- it was just
so expertly written. He really has a
grasp on characters, and that's what I
love reading about in books, more than a
good plot, which this one still has--
I love reading about real and vivid and
realized characters, and these definitely
are some of the best I read this year.
Another one I read earlier
and that has stuck with me and I
absolutely adored was "So You've Been
Publicly Shamed" by Jon Ronson. I listened
to the audiobook of this which i would
highly recommend because it's narrated
by the author himself, but I had to get
a copy because I just loved this one.
It's, again, one that i've been recommending
to a lot of people. It's a social
psychology book about the phenomenon of
public shaming, especially in the age of
the internet. And it is scary because as
someone who talks about things on the
internet it makes me guard every word I
say, but it's also just a really great
book for us to realize empathy. I think
last year "The Empathy Exams" by Leslie
Jameson was on my list, which was a non
fiction collection of essays about
empathy. This, in a different vein, kind of
gave me the same feeling. I really
empathized with the people in this even
if they were bad people or made a
mistake that is totally their fault--
I still felt empathy for them and I think
that was the biggest takeaway from this
fascinating read. I would definitely
recommend the audiobook, but if you don't
listen to at least to pick it up and
read this one because it's a great and
important read for pretty much anyone.
Next I have "All the Birds, Singing" by
Evie Wyld. This one is short but powerful,
and one of the most uniquely structured
books I've ever read. It has two
timelines following a woman, and in the
first time line she's in the present day
and it's moving chronologically forward
and she's in Wales. And then in the
second time line, it's her in the past,
and it's moving chronologically
backwards and she's in Australia. And the
two storylines go back and forth, and
you're moving forward in one storyline
and backwards in another, until you
finally get the big reveal.
First of all, the writing is some of the
best writing. It's so descriptive and she
captures the settings of Wales and
Australia so well, but also the way that
she plays with narrative structure and
form and keeps you guessing is just so
delightful and fun. And it creates a
really powerful story that I felt was
very satisfying.
I think sometimes those kind of unique
structures can be just a gimmick to hang
loose plot on, but this one was very
satisfying, and I loved the ending. And I
would definitely revisit this one
because knowing how it ends now would
really influence how you read it again
in the future,
and I can't wait to do that someday.
One I don't have a copy of that I read
recently and loved, loved, loved is
"The Unseen World" by Liz Moore. I just think
this is a book that you could recommend
to almost anybody, which is rare to find.
But it's one of those books I think I
could give to anyone, and they'd find
something they like about it.
This is about a girl who grows up in the
eighties with her single father, who she
doesn't know a lot about actually.
He's a very smart and intelligent man
who runs a lab, and she's homeschooled at
this lab with him. So she has an
unconventional upbringin, but as she
starts to get older, he starts to lose
his memory. And she starts to learn a lot
about him that she didn't know. It's
just a beautiful look at coming of age,
but also grappling with the inconvenient
truths of life and how you decide to
deal with those. Liz Moore just captures
human interactions and relationships between
characters better than almost anyone
I've ever read.
I felt like Ada, our main character, was
so fully realized through her
relationships with other people, and that
really helped her come to terms with
herself. And to see her go through that
was just remarkable. So I loved this book
and it definitely, once I finished it,
made it on to my top 10 list. Another one
that this author, who is one that I love and
read all of his books this year and so I
had to include him, is Fredrick Backman.
And his novel "Britt-Marie Was Here."
Of his books that I read this year, this is
probably my favorite. He writes sort of
similar in all of his books about
outcasts; they're kind of quirky and sweet
but very heartfelt, and he gets to a lot
of those truths of life and in a fun way
that is very accessible. This is another
author that I think you could recommend
to almost anyone and they would enjoy it.
This is about a woman named Britt-Marie
who's life changes when she's in her
sixties. She has to go and get a job
for the first time in years, and she meets
some people that she doesn't get along
with. But it's about how we all are in
this together, and how we can work
together to make a better life. And I
thought it was very sweet. He's just
an author that has stood out to me this
year that I have to include. All right, two more.
The second to last one is one that
you're probably not surprised by at all
and that's "Homegoing" by Yaa Gyasi. This
has been on everybody's big buzz books
of the year lists, and it is, in my opinion,
so deserving of that. It is an ambitious
but impressive debut novel. It follows two
half-sisters in Ghana in the
late sixteen hundreds. One is married off
to an Englishman and one is taken as a
slave. Both reside in the Cape Coast
Castle in Ghana, which was a slaving
outpost in the 17th century. And so one
is aboveground living with her colonial
husband, and the other is underground as
a slave. We follow the timelines,
essentially, of these two women and
alternating chapters between their
descendants as we move through the
centuries. It's beautifully written. I think the
structure can turn some people off
because you just basically get a glimpse
in each chapter into one character, and
then the next one we move on to a
different character. So it's almost like
interwoven short stories, but so
impressive and so well-written. Some
beautiful sentences, but I don't feel
like it's overwrought with too much fancy
writing. She really gets at the cultural
moment of each section and does it in a
succinct and expert way, so I can't recommend
this one enough. I'm sure you've heard
tons about it and I'm excited to see
what she does next because this was one
amazing debut. And last but certainly not
least, and is probably no surprise to anyone,
my favorite book, but also favorite
author of the year, is Elena Ferrante and
her Neapolitan Novels which starts with
"My Brilliant Friend".
Technically the author sees the four
novels in this series as one novel, so
I'm gonna count it as one. This story
follows two young women, and it starts
when they're about five or six years old
in Naples, Italy in the 1950's.
And the four books basically follow them
over the course of 60 or so years.
It sounds dull, but it is the farthest thing
from boring. It's translated from Italian,
and it's so well translated. The writing
is sharp and simple, but not dull. She can
speak truth in such a way that I've not
read before. I really have no words to
convey how well she writes, and I think
the best way is to just give it a chance.
But the story follows these young women
who have a beautiful friendship, but also
a sort of
innate rivalry. And it looks at female
relationships, also relationships to the
men in their neighborhoods and their
families.
It's very claustrophobic. These girls
grow up in a very tight-knit Neapolitan
community, and it expands outward and
looks sort of at the Italian cultural
movement. History plays an important role
but it doesn't take front and center
stage of the story. At the heart
of the story, and most importantly,
is the two girls' relationship and what
that means to each of them across the 60
or so years that we follow. I won't stop
speaking about this one.
I'm actually going to read it again very
soon because I just love it so much, and
I've loved everything that she's written.
I've actually read all of her stuff this
year; she has seven novels and a non-fiction
book and I've read it all. And I'm sad
that I'm out of material to read but so
happy that I discovered her in 2016
because she's amazing.
So these are my favorite books that I
read this year, plus the two I don't have
copies of. Please let me know if you've
read any of these this year and/or at
all and what you thought of them. And let
me know your favorite book of the year
in the comments below.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video, and
that you find something new to read. And
I hope you've had a great 2016, and I
will see you in my next video. Bye!
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Top 10 Gay and Lesbian Celebrities and Their Relationships
Born Reginald Kenneth Dwight in 1947, Elton John is one of the most successful and bestselling artists of all time.
His songs "Candle in the Wind" and "Crocodile Rock", among others, have become virtual classics in the history of popular music.
Ellen DeGeneres, born in 1958 is an American stand-up comedienne, television host and actress.
She hosts the syndicated talk show The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Adam Lambert, born in 1982, is an American singer, songwriter, and actor.
While he was competing in American Idol in 2009, photos of him romantically kissing another man surfaced on the Internet.
Portia De Rossi (Born Amanda Lee Rogers in 1973) is an Australian actress best known for her roles as lawyer in Nelle Porter and Ally McBeal.
She was married to a documentary film maker Mel Metcalfe from 1996 to 1999.
George Michael (born Georgios Kyrjacos Panayiotou in 1963) is an English musician,singer-songwriter and record producer who rose to fame in the 1980s with the pop duo Wham!
As of 2010, Michael has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.
Ellen Grace Philpotts-Page born February 21, 1987, known professionally as Ellen Page, is a Canadian Actress.
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Ricky Martin (born Enrique Martin Morales in 1971 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican pop singer and actor.
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Martina Navratilova (born in 1956) is a Czech-American tennis player and former world No. 1.
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Boy George (born George Alan O'Dowd in 1961) is a British singer-songwriter and lead singer of Culture Club, who were successful in the 1980s.
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STUDENTS IN THE US ARE HAVING A MORE DIFFICULT TIME GETTING
ACCEPTED IN THE TOP COLLEGES BECAUSE A LOT OF IVY LEAGUE
SCHOOLS ARE NOW TURNING TO FOREIGN STUDENTS IN ORDER
TO DIVERSIFY THEIR CAMPUSES, AT LEAST THAT IS WHAT THEY
CLAIM THEY ARE DOING.
I'M GOING TO GET INTO SPECIFIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR NUMBERS.
IT IS NOT JUST IV SCHOOLS, A LOT OF PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES DO
THIS BECAUSE THEY MAKE A LOT OF MONEY INTUITION.
THEY DON'T QUALIFY FOR THE SAME TYPES OF FEDERAL AID MONEY
FOR THINGS LIKE THAT.
>> QUICK EXAMPLE, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
IT IS MUCH HARDER TO GET IN IF YOU ARE FROM OUT OF STATE.
RECENTLY WE DID A STORY ABOUT HOW THEY ARE ADMITTING MORE
PEOPLE THAT ARE OUT-OF-STATE BECAUSE THEY PAY MORE.
I WANT KIDS FROM OTHER STATES TO BE ABLE TO GO, THAT IS WHY
I APPLIED.
BUT IT IS SO THAT IT IS AFFORDABLE FOR THE STUDENTS
IN THAT STATE.
THE IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS, THAT IS PROBABLY DIFFERENT.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF YOU BECOME A FACTORY FOR MONEY
IT DEFEATS THE POINT OF A GREAT EDUCATION.
>>EXACTLY.
LET'S TALK ABOUT YALE.
>> BY THE WAY, GEORGETOWN IS NOT AN IVY LEAGUE SCHOOL, BUT
THEY ARE
A GREAT SCHOOL.
I AM CONFLICTED ON THIS.
I WANT THE BEST OF THE WORLD TO COME HERE TO AMERICA.
THAT IS FANTASTIC.
THAT BRINGS IN MORE SUCCESS, JOBS, HOPEFULLY THEY STAY
HERE AND GROW OUR ECONOMY.
ON THE OTHER HAND, INNER THIRST FOR MAKING MORE MONEY WE
ARE CROWDING OUT AMERICANS.
THAT IS AN ISSUE.
THAT IS WHY I DON'T THINK IT IS CUT AND DRY.
YOU WANT TO HAVE PEOPLE COME IN FROM ACROSS THE WORLD, IT
HAS ANY BLOOD AND THAT IS WONDERFUL.
EVERYONE IS OBSESSED WITH MONEY, ESPECIALLY THOSE GREAT SCHOOLS.
THEY HAVE SUCH GIGANTIC ENDOWMENTS, JUST RELAX.
>> I KNOW.
HONESTLY, ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS IS HOW OBSESSED
THEY ARE IN RANKING.
THERE IS ALWAYS THE QUESTION OF WHY TUITION KEEPS RISING.
ONE OF THE BIG PROBLEMS IS THEY WANT TO COMPETE WITH ONE
ANOTHER, SO THEY KEEP BUILDING.
THAT IS HOW YOU ATTRACT THE BEST TO UNIVERSITY, THAT DRIVES
UP THE COST OF TUITION.
WHEN IT COMES TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS, YOU CAN'T GET IN
THERE WITH REGULATION AND TELL THEM YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO
ACCEPT X AMOUNT OF FOREIGN STUDENTS.
BUT WHEN IT COMES TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, I FEEL WE NEED TO
DRAW THE LINE IN SOME CASES.
OUR TAXPAYER MONEY GOES TOWARD THOSE SCHOOLS.
I WANT OUR CITIZENS TO GET PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT IN
TERMS OF GETTING ACCEPTED INTO THOSE SCHOOLS.
>> YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE NATIVIST ABOUT IT, BUT WHAT YOU CAN
DO IS HAVE A GREAT GROWTH OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STUDENTS.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE ALL THE GROWTH GOING TO IMMIGRANT
STUDENTS.
THEY WANT THE MONEY LEBOWSKI.
>>HAVE TO MAKE ONE MORE POINT.
ONE OF THE REASONS WHY A LOT OF THESE PUBLIC SCHOOLS GO
AHEAD AND TAKE MORE STUDENTS FROM OUT OF STATE OR
FOREIGN STUDENTS IS BECAUSE OF THE INCREASED TUITION.
THEY ARE DEALING WITH BUDGET SHORTFALLS, AND STATES
CUTTING THEIR FUNDING SO THEY ARE TRYING TO MAKE UP FOR THAT.
THE WAY THEY DO IT IS BY TAKING STUDENTS FROM OTHER PLACES.
WE HAVE TO SOLVE THAT PROBLEM.
>>AT LEAST PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE THAT EXCUSE.
THAT TOP-TIER
PRIVATE SCHOOLS DON'T HAVE THAT EXCUSE.
>>THEY DON'T.
>> THEY HAVE GIANT ENDOWMENTS.
THEY TRY TO GET ME TO GIVE TO MY UNDERGRAD AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS.
I'D RATHER GIVE TO CHARITY.
I
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Drill 2 holes
Now, take a red led and insert it in those two holes and bend both of it's pins
Drill another 2 holes
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Connect positive pin of resistor with input pin of 7805 IC
Connect negative pin of led with ground pin of 7805 IC
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Uh oh, Soulja Boy isn't going to be Supermanning this Christmas season, because he's just
been arrested for alleged gun possession while already being on probation for a loaded gun
case.
But, Soulja Boy isn't the only one finding themselves on a Naughty List this Holiday
season.
Office Christmas Party star T.J. Miller might be on the N-list after allegedly getting arrested
after a fight with an Uber driver…
Apparently a verbal argument about President-Elect Donald Trump turned physical.
Perpetual screw up Katt Williams certainly can't keep off this list.
The comedian has been arrested multiple times in 2016, for charges ranging from criminal
property damage to alleged battery and assault.
You'd think after getting beat up by a teenager, he would have learned.
Ryan Lochte just announced he's expecting to be a father with his fiancé, but he'll
still always be the bad boy of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil.
Remember when Chris Brown was arrested for alleged assault with a deadly weapon?
Not nice behavior, right there.
And Blac Chyna was arrested and charged with felony possession of ecstasy in Texas, which
was sort of a naughty start to her and Rob Kardashian's relationship.
Oh heck, unless you're Will Smith or Taylor Swift, you're probably on Santa's naughty
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this is one of many horrific tales that
began in the uncharted virtual on the
world known by many as the Deep Web a
seemingly endless landscape of hidden
sites in digital media which can be
reached by conventional web browsers
such as Chrome Firefox and so on
does anyone reading this still use
internet explorer sure anyone can
explore the Deep Web with the right
tools but without a proper roadmap so to
speak
you might find your computer taken over
by malicious software or stumble across
something much much worse
that's what reportedly happened to a
former police employee named marks
moment this is his story allegedly
written himself as found in a word
document on his office computer hard
drive shortly after he was reported
missing has found as a case file on
police documents to which was clipped a
hand written note containing just three
words who is Janice a self-described
introvert who seldom ventured outside
the combines of his home mark prided
himself as an expert in exploring the
dark corners of the web
I know the internet inside now he wrote
I just sit by my computer and look for
fucked up shit I'm well-versed on all
the current memes you to fans and the
best porn sites his knowledge extended
way beyond that it just so happened that
someone with his particular skillset was
needed by the local police department to
assist in criminal investigations or
critical evidence might be hidden in
undisclosed locations on the Deep Web
dark side is a great opportunity to get
paid for what he already did all day
long the job began with tracking sites
and secret networks alleged to share
child pornography another concealed
illegal activity which is unfortunately
quite common to the Deep Web market
track down just about any user
even those who had been behind multiple
proxies and the evidence he uncovered of
the department crack several difficult
cases his work even extended to tracing
perps who hacked into police databases
to alter evidence and other information
then one fateful day everything changed
for the worse it began when he found
what he believed to be one of the
largest child porn rings ever discovered
tracing a single lead the URL sweet 15
let into a virtual warehouse of
depravity marks on opportunity to become
a hero by helping the police shut down
such a huge criminal operation selfishly
he also saw a means to a big fat bonus
and a possible emotion as he began
investigating further mark saw dozens of
links to image files each mark with a
name Katie that JPEG Peggy that JPEG
Jessica that a pic holding his breath he
clicked on one of these links able to
Kathy that JPEG he was presented with a
photo of a girl around 15 to 16 years
old standing in a dimly lit room smiling
family photographer did not depict the
girl in a sexual way nor did she appear
to be nervous our friend Mark prepared
to move on to the next link when he
noticed the URL corresponding to the
image i read not Kathy jpg but Janice
jpg puzzled he tried another image link
this time Susan jpg he got the same
result the same photo of the smiling
young girl he saw before again under the
URL Jenna statue pink marks confusion
turned to unease as he clicked more and
more links each one leading to the same
picture of Genesis by the end of the day
he had clicked on hundreds of links both
two images and videos for each and every
link open the same image that night he
began to worry that there was something
more going on a sweet 15 then a
subversive redirecting of links instinct
tells them that they were hiding
something even more horrible unable to
shake his obsession mark decided to use
his home computer to take into the team
this picture file logs you can find on
the site that's when he saw on the last
page of the logs a single file name
truth
Jenna such a peg obviously he clicked on
it
this computer immediately erupted into a
flurry of critical error messages before
completely freezing he recited the
machine only to discover that had been
and felt infiltrated by an extremely
malicious application which deleted
everyone marks pre-existing files and
replace them with hundreds of newly
downloaded images if Mark had any doubt
that he had meddled with something truly
dangerous that was obliterated when he
saw his desktop screen was now the image
of the same young girl but this time the
photo was different
Janice was not smiling anymore she looks
scared
nevertheless mark pressed onwards hands
trembling as he tried to open one of the
many images files now residing on this
computer
the image of Janice popped up but this
home was also different the girl was
clearly horrified the look of distress
replace one of panic the room in which
she was sitting was also much darker he
clicked on another image this time Jenna
seem to be photographed while preparing
to scream each subsequent image revealed
the progressively more horrifying
scenario but the girls expression
turning from terror and agony and the
room becoming darker and darker until
finally there was nothing but a black
screen this continued for several more
files from are kept opening the images
until he saw something that made him
recoil in horror the photoshoot a small
candlelit room
unfurnished except for a single bed on
the wall behind the bed or smears of
what could only be blood on the bed
wrapped in a blood-soaked blanket is
what seemed to be a human body
mark kept on quick
and that's when you saw the man the
large male figure was standing over the
bed space hidden from the camera and was
shown reaching for the stain blanket in
the next image he had pulled the cover
back to reveal genistein to the bedroom
at first I thought he was she was dead
but the next image indicated that she
was still very much alive and apparently
regaining consciousness a friend unknown
length of time the man was not standing
by the bed arranging the tray of sharp
influence mark seems to be on autopilot
horrified by what he saw but unable to
stop progressing to the images even
though he knew what was coming
even as the man began to use the
instruments of pain and death on his
bound victim even through is Clear
Channel's was dead from blood loss
severe trauma or both
mark continue clicking on one image
answer another toward the end of the
file list
most of the jpeg images were solid black
again however by the second-to-last file
mark was shocked to see Janice facing
the camera she had in the beginning but
this time our eyes were sunken the skin
drained of color interface daughter with
dried blood
mark knew that Dennis was dead but
somehow he also knew that she was
staring directly at him he quit the
final file it was met with a single line
of text who is Janice according to the
police report marks documentation on the
entire ordeal as the only evidence
police found on his computer
the hundreds of files which had claimed
to have seen or missing the police could
find no trace of the sweet 15 directory
or have been allegedly investigating the
report also states that mark disappeared
after he had left work that day and to
date his whereabouts are still unknown
further documentation relating to the
case was finally uncovered including the
possible identity of Jenna's her name
and description matches that of a
missing girl at the center of unsolved
twenty-year-old kidnapping investigation
in which the missing girls parents had
also mysteriously disappeared
police also found one file landmarks
work computer which had previously
alluded there except examinations the
original image on a sweetly smiling girl
mark Genesis that JPEG further analysis
of the image allegedly revealed several
hundred lines embedded and encrypted
code after week spending deciphering it
experts discovered a link to a single
video file the contents of that video
were probably marked as classified and
no details have ever been made public
shortly after this classification the
case of marks buildings disappearance
was closed
welcome to the outro screen if you like
this video please don't forget to like
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because i post a new video every monday
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I promise I check every comment and if
you have any personal stories that you
would like to see featured on this
channel please send them to slum Walker
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gotten your fill of creepy stories
please check out the slum marker
playlist for even more and i'll see you
next time peace
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Hey guys DrewDude60 here with another video of Animation Throw down!
So iv'e been researching a bunch of cards.
such as this
do this combonation
and this combonation
ok let's go to quests
just got to do five battles of this get those coins and then...(IDK)
uh...cards
ok so 63 coins
thats not a lot
come on get into battle
(IDK)...extra easy now since I got so many good cards
and it's an oompa loompa
that was pretty easy
and one more battle
should get me that quest completed
and that quest should be completed now
yep
im gonna open some card packs now
i can open eight
oh
would of been easier
so i can get Fry to level two
do I have Fry
yes i can get
that's a level two too
ok umm
(IDK)
there we go
(IDK)
i was gonna say get rid of them but I can just get more cards
there we go
so that's fused
and now we have to do three arena battles
so I'm gonna do that
and I'm pretty sure if I do this I can open another card pack
well that was a really long line of cards
there we go so that will get me
an achievement
yep
ohh got two
ok so my last quest is
my last quest I can do right now is to finish this
so I'm doing that and then finish this episode with a card pack opening
and I'm gonna see what i can level up in my card deck
so I can open three card packs then
and I'm just gonna recycle
and that should be all
ok hope you guys enjoyed this episode of
Animation Throwdown the quest for cards
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guys great to see you again i'm super
excited we got another awesome animal
New Animal Planet Dimetrodon Vs Animatronic Spinosaurus Jurassic Park Unboxing Playset
and this includes a Dimetrodon he looks
really cool you got back his journey
back in time to study paleontology so
these are actually two separate sets
that you could buy here
this set includes Dimetrodon
take a good look at this set first you
got the helicopter which is a blue and
black color scheme it's really cool his
animal planet here it has a rotor that
you could actually spin this is actually
one of the nicest copters I found in
their sets i opened quite a few of their
sets i like how freely the rotor spins
on there and it is all like a one-person
copters got like a little help here so
you could use some type of rope or
something maybe to catch dinosaurs and
it comes without pretty generic figure I
mean this figure is included with quite
a few of their sets haha he has made to
fit right into the cockpit there and so
the rotors still spin about his head
ok that's cool and then it comes with
this bird creature looks like up mix
between an ostrich and a dinosaur if you
want it it'll stand for a short time if
you bend this leg but that's about it so
this is kind of worthless and then it
comes with a cool punch-out skeleton
here just take a Pete pair of scissors
cut it out and it goes together in the
shape of a t-rex skeleton i put together
quite a few of these if you watch any of
my animal planet videos are you go to
the end of this video they'll be animal
planet playlist and then it comes with
the really cool Dimetrodon I mean I love
the way that made this guy he's got the
huge sale on his back with like God
black like 10 and orange color scheme so
that's really cool and then you got like
a greenish yellow and black color scheme
on the arm rest of his body and he does
have an action feature i mean not much
if you push down his legs his mouth will
pop open like that so I mean I guess
it's kind of cool they have like a
spring in this Lake here are you could
even close his mouth if you want to and
then push it down and then he'll open it
even more he's got a tongue that sticks
off there i think it was met to move
quite a bit more than that but maybe I
got a bad one
I'm not really sure and then a little
blue eyes they're like I said really
cool off his front legs are much longer
than is merely well actually maybe not
maybe because he's just bending his leg
there and then here's a look at his tail
the other side see even a cheap toy like
this does not have screw holes so even a
cheap toy like that is ahead of a lot of
the jurassic world toys so hopefully uh
believe it's mattel that took over for
the Jurassic Park and I mean the
jurassic world toys
hopefully they'll be remaking the whole
line and do a much better job than as
well as ok i'll let me know what you
guys think about this guy up
actually let me zoom in a little i like
the fact that they did individual Keith
but I wish they would have colored them
a different color than the same color as
the head then he would have looked
probably a bit more realistic
okay there you have it a cool
inexpensive set is about sixteen dollars
i paid at toys-r-us yeah that was a lot
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