Hey there and welcome to Life Noggin.
Human evolution is incredibly complicated.
Around 6 to 8 million years ago, a common ancestor we share with chimps diverged genetically,
with one lineage eventually giving rise to modern day humans.
The path to Homo sapiens is far from straightforward and there are a lot of early-human ancestors
that once existed.
But what were some of them like and how did humans get to where they are?
Let's start off with one of the most famous human-like groups: the Australopithecus.
These small-brained creatures are thought to be closely related to, if not actual ancestors
of, modern humans.
Certain species, like Australopithecus afarensis, lived in eastern Africa around 3 to 4 million
years ago, walked upright on two legs, and had ape-like faces.
They also had strong arms and curved fingers perfect for climbing trees, making them like
the short human-slash-ape version of Tarzan -- but without the long, glorious hair.
Next up is the species Homo habilis, which lived around 2.4 to 1.4 million years ago,
also in Africa.
As we mentioned in a previous video, their name means "handy man" and they were able
to make and use tools.
They also have ape-like features, but with smaller teeth and faces, but larger skulls
compared to the Australopithecus.
And based on fossil evidence, scientists believe that Homo habilis may have coexisted with
another species of early humans, Homo erectus, for almost half a million years.
Speaking of Homo erectus, they had the most human-like body proportions out of all the
species we've discussed so far, making them better equipped for life on the ground instead
of climbing trees.
And they were quite the travelers, expanding their reach to beyond just Africa and into
Asia and Europe.
They lived between 1.9 million years ago and about 140,000 years ago, and during this time,
they made improvements to their tools and used fires to cook food, which also conveniently
kept away large predators.
Boy, do I love living in a house where those things can't get me now.
And of course, we have the Neanderthals -- our closest extinct human relative.
They lived between 300,000 and 30,000 years ago and are known for their large, receding
forehead and distinct brow ridges.
Hashtag brows on fleek, am I right?!
They were also short and stocky, which was an evolutionary adaptation to the cold conditions
they were living in.
And like modern humans, they buried their dead.
And interestingly, when modern humans first started moving out of Africa at least 60,000
years ago, they met with Neanderthals and mated with them.
But the Neanderthals didn't just stop there -- they also interbred with another species
called the Denisovans.
Modern humans did this too, which is why some present-day people have some Denisovan DNA.
But what else did Homo sapiens do besides interbreeding?
Well, as they experienced changing climates and moved across the globe, they continued
to adapt to their environment.
They had larger brains than their early ancestors, which they needed in order to deal with the
growing complexity of their tools, culture, and language.
They developed agriculture and improved on their technology, which eventually led to
the creation of everything we have today.
Needless to say, it will be very interesting to see where the future of human evolution
takes this species, seeing how much change there has already been.
Make sure you come back every Monday for a brand new video.
As always, I'm Blocko and this has been Life Noggin.
Don't forget to keep on thinking!
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Referências dos treinadores do Palestra de São Bernardo - Duration: 2:09.
My name is Silvio Roberto, athletic trainer of 'Projeto Chute Certo' and the Palestra de São Bernardo, the professional team
I have 60 years old
I became a professional athlete too, but I was not a professional soccer player
But a professional in other modalities
Gabriel is an athlete, and especially for me it is an honour to have him as our athlete
He is educated, exemplary... He is assimiliates all the work we've been developing
In the fundamentals, positionings, dynamic of games, dynamics of trainings
In the technical side, you're great. I don't have to talk about it
In the technical side for me, you have 90% already prepared to play in any club
The rest, I don't have what to say of Gabriel. For me he is to be congratulated
If you go to another club, I want to follow your career
You have everything to grow, it just depends on you
My name is Laercio, I have 44 years old
Speaking about our athletes, the commitment of each player, it is very difficult
But I also want to point out, the commitment of our athlete, the Gabriel
From the time he arrived here
By being a versatile player. A good pass, good ball control, good marking and a good outlet ball
I'm sure the Gabriel will be along very well in football, due their discipline.
It's a very disciplined tactically
All that coach asks, I am his coach, I asked him several times, a function for him
And he always fullfiled what we ordered
So I'm sure that, because of his tactical discipiline, and the will and his desire
To become a professional, he will conquer your goals
The person who is envolved with him, the agent, partner, friend, you who are intending to work this boy
You can be sure that you are getting a big football player. Thank you.
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Zimna prechadzka naboso v Sade | Winter barefoot walk in the park 22.12.2016 - Duration: 2:02.
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Rawisode 9: Another "normal" biking day - Duration: 12:56.
Hey guys, we are here in Innsbruck
on the Arzler Alm Trail
I'm here with "No Hand Joe" Elias
and with Marius
he doesn't have a nickname yet
He's the badger
right, ok
and watch the new Rawisode number 3
no
9
ah f*ck, sh*t
Is my GoPro running?
yeah GoPro is running
it will get better
bye
bye
get away
Fabio?
hey
like kids
Down here and over this little knoll
You want to jump over the knoll?
Sure
sh*t
sick
You are Fabio, right?
yeah
hello
and he's Marius
Dude, this part of the trail was awesome
Sick dude
ok
I'm ready Fabio
he has to manage it
Dude
that was close
sick
Marius, our superstar, newcomer from germany
stay up there
ready?
that was very smooth
Rawisode 9
Rawisode number
9
We're in Innsbruck
on the Arzler Alm Trail
and we are doing stunts and trick on our bicycles
and if someone wants to know how Fabio is doing
please text him and not me
please ask him
right
Fabio is always complaining that I always fill the memory card space
but that's not true
It's not true
That's bullsh*t
I'm just filming
but yeah
Dude, she's a lovely one
looks pretty
Mum is calling...
'That doesn't figure
Hello
bye
back to business
She looks like she's from the Philippines
right and I really like these type of girls
She's got fire!
Ok anyway, let's ride
awesome!
Again!
What are you up to?
chllin'
dude
sh*t
dude, sorry
sorry
Elias what happened?
Why is your bike down there?
sometimes he just misses the trails
Because my helmet gets damaged
not yours
not your helmet
my helmet gets damaged
not yours
mine
Let's go
Because my hip gets damaged
not yours
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Reggaeton Mix 2017 Vol 45 Ozuna, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Farruko, J Balvin, Daddy Yankee, Wisin, Yandel - Duration: 55:15.
Hello friends !! If you like this video please Like 👍 and Share this mix thank you.
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Good, Bad and Unusual best of 2016 - Duration: 3:11.
Ah another year has come and gone, but that means we have had plenty of Good, Bad and
Unusual on the PGA TOUR.
So let's take a look at the best of G-B-U from 2016…
History is made on the PGA TOUR numerous times a year, but never had anyone ever shot better
than a 59 on tour and that man was Jim Furyk.
That's right, the one and only Mr. 58, bested his historic round of 59, with an incredible
58 at the Travelers Championship this year.
A day we won't soon forget.
And although no one has ever done as good as that, Rory reminded us why he's one of
the best when he stole the Fed-Ex Cup from Dustin Johnson – thanks, in part, to his
eagle hole-out on Sunday on 16 at East Lake en-route to his TOUR Championship victory…
But sometimes being good and being lucky are one in the same.
How can we forget Will Wilcox's ace on 17 at the PLAYERS Championship?!
The first hole-in-one in 6,300 tries at TPC Sawgrass's famous island green.
That was the good from 17, not I present to you, the bad…
Russel Knox was far from an ace, in fact, he hit in the water, not once…
Not twice….
But three times…
You may not be able to escape the water but of course the best escape artist of all time,
Phil Mickelson can find a way…
Lefty had us in awe over and over in 2016 – but this flop shot over the wall at the
BMW Championship best sums up Lefty's wizardry….
As we know, the players aren't always the stars of the show, though.
Animals steal the stage often and give us unusual moments and funny animal encounters…
That's right, the animals like to chase the guys out of the spotlight… and make
it all their own.
And sometimes they even give themselves a front row seat…
Literally…
I definitely wouldn't want to mess with this python they found on the green at the
CIMB Classic in Malaysia.
I wonder if Gary Woodland was worried about finding any critters in there…
I guess not, considering he stripped down to his skivvies at the Honda Classic.
Gotta protect those pants, ya know?
Ok we see these guys make incredible shots every week inside the ropes, but what about
outside of them?
Jordan Spieth gave us, perhaps, one of the best trick shots of the year…
Spieth put on a show for the kids in his hometown of Dallas at the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Yep, he catches the tasty treat in his mouth.
Let's see that one more time!
We've had a great year here at the PGA TOUR and with the Good, Bad and Unusual.
What was your favorite G-B-U moment of 2016?
Join the conversation and comment below and we'll see you in 2017.
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Abe enters 4th year as Japanese PM -- the future of Korea-Japan relations - Duration: 2:17.
It's been four years since Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe snatched the power back
for his Liberal Democratic Party and since then he's garnered solid support from the
Japanese public as its head of government.
Four years of Shinzo Abe as Japanese prime minister - how did it impact Korea-Japan relations...
and how does the future of the bilateral ties look in the years to come?
Our Hwang Ho-jun takes an in-depth.
Four years into his second stint as Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe has now become
the fourth-longest serving prime minister in postwar Japan.
And Abe's administration has steadily solidified its grip on power through successive wins
in national elections.
Last year, he was unchallenged in his bid for a second three-year term as party chief,
paving the way for him to run for another term through 2021.
According to polls by Kyodo News, the approval rating for Abe's cabinet reached 60 percent
last month... and prior to that were mostly steady above 40 percent.
Experts say Abe's level of support means he doesn't need to invoke nationalism by provocatively
bringing up historical and territoritorial issues related to Korea, which have always
strained ties between the two countries.
Rather, experts say the two countries' agreement on help for the Korean victims of Japan's
wartime sex slavery... and a landmark military information-sharing deal that took effect
last month... show Tokyo's desire for a closer relationship with Seoul, and Abe isn't likely
to change that position.
So, as for whether that relationship remains steady,... they say the ball is in Korea's
court.
"So a lot of it is going to hinge on who the next president for South Korea's going to
be and what kind of Japan policy they're going to have."
And on Abe's moves last year toward revising the country's pacifist Constitution, that's
something the experts say other countries can do little about... because it's an internal
matter concerning Japan and its sovereignty.
Meanwhile, Abe is set to meet with U.S President Barack Obama in Hawaii on Tuesday, local time,
and together they will pay tribute to the victims of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor
75 years ago,... to reciprocate Obama's visit to Hiroshima last May... and to show the world
that U.S.-Japan ties stand strong.
Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.
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Unboxing Jack | Canada 2017 | CBC - Duration: 4:45.
This box arrived days after an audience call out last Canada Day.
Ok, I see you all out there unboxing iPhones and VR headsets and stuff.
But I am SO sure none of you have a box like the one I'm about to open.
So, let's go.
There's a letter.
I am divorced.
No kids.
74 years old.
I'm sending you the albums of my life in Canada and if you can see a story feel free
to use the photos and documents.
I would like the albums back but I have no one to pass them on to,
so time is not an issue.
Thanks for the challenge leading to Canada 150 in 2017.
From Jack Cann
Wow.
Cool photo album.
Very retro.
Christmas 1973.
From Mom and Dad.
It's like a time portal of this entire family.
Kelowna 1973.
What is he hiding in there?
There's another letter!
My mom and dad got married in poverty but in love.
"Poor as church mice."
They slept and ate and loved "underground" sharing the small space with farm animals
in times of cold and storms.
I came from that along with my older brother and two older sisters.
Oh, birth certificate.
Wow. He really gave us everything.
October 15, 1942.
The above names has been employed as a lifeguard.
Oh my god, probably his first job... even his shots.
Everything is in here.
even his Baptism certificate?
I don't even know where mine is.
I don't know if this is a regular thing out West but this is kind of crazy,
like a bear is just chilling on the highway.
Amazing.
Let's check out this article.
They're on call for students in distress The ad is for Students Help, a volunteer organization of students
at the UofA, who sit by the phone from 7 to 12 p.m. each day waiting to hear about whatever
crisis someone might be suffering through.
"You name it and we've probably heard it," says John Cann, the 27-year-old coordinator.
Problems presented have included suicide threats, incest, pregnancy, romantic difficulties,
and academic troubles.
"Sometimes it's enough just to let the person talk"
Mr. Cann said he believes the service is the only one of its kind in Canada.
As for abortions, well, let's just say we don't like saying no.
Work that we kind of take for granted today
Random cardboard.
Random paper towel.
This looks like more of a recent album.
My Sony Walkman stereo around my neck.
Oh man, if you guys don't know about the Sony Walkman that was legit back in the day.
You had to have a Sony Walkman if you were cool.
Clearly he's cool.
Fog bank moving off and leaving, Fall colours and fresh valley exposed
He's kind of poetic with his commentary in the back of the pictures
FYI kids photographs used to be printed
and developed
Check out the folks back in the day Party dancing.
Booze.
Food.
Lots of fun.
We just move the furniture and boogie … We still do that today.
University of Alberta. This is literally a folder certificates.
Okay, let's start.
Masters of Education.
Pesticide application certificate.
Okay.
His BA.
basic law as well, too!
Mineral Exploration for prospectors program
Police Academy and Ministry of Forest introduction to investigations
That was actually just in 2002.
Risk Communications workshop.
You know, just to fill out his spare time.
Pipeline environmental inspection.
Literally Jack of all trades, like all trades.
It's crazy.
John Cann of Lakeshore road is a candidate for election to …
Really?Like.
So much stuff.
That's so amazing.
This man who decided to send this happened to be this incredible individual who's accomplished
so much and done so many things.
Do I have anything else in here?
Just a plastic bag.
The CBC is collecting stories all year, so look out for all kinds of opportunities to
share your own.
But you don't need to mail us ALL your precious mementos though.
See this one?
I'm keepin' this one, Jack!
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When Did I Realize I Was Blind? | Blind Q&A #2 - Duration: 10:59.
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Odpowiedzi twórców na pytania polskich graczy. Milos Jerabek - Duration: 10:12.
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Anxiety Depression and Cannabis Amos McDonald of VA 2011 - Duration: 9:41.
- Amos: My name is Amos Harvest McDonald.
I was born in colorado but I consider myself from Virginia,
consider meant spent most of my childhood here.
I don't remember much of Colorado so I'm from Virginia
- interviewer: I see, I see.
Could you tell us a little bit about your experiences that we were talking about earlier.
- Amos: Well I noticed that when I got burned when I was about 17 years old pretty severely.
This whole part of my arm was seized up and the skin was hanging off
and I was hospitalized for about 18 days.
And even with the morphine that I was constantly being given every hour I was still in a great deal of pain
and I wasn't eating which was the main thing.
Beause all those, you know hard painkillers was just turning my stomach upside down.
And one of the really cool nurses in the hospital was noticing that I wasn't eating
and noticing that I was losing a lot of weight in that time
and he came to me and suggested that I smoke cannabis.
And he said if you have any friends that that can get you some and bring it in here.
I can show you where to go and and and smoke it or whatever way you can take it.
There was a bathroom as a matter of fact, on the fifth floor of the hospital that had a air suction
so great that you could smoke in there and it would vent out in seconds.
So I guess that's where he would go and he told me to go there.
And so I'd carry my little you know IV thing with me to go down there and I would smoke
and come back up and eat like nobody's business.
And whole attitude, my anxieties from that situation where were dealt with and I...
They noticed that I stopped actually wanting to receive morphine.
Which they were surprised because most people are like more and more and more and more and more.
And due to that I've managed to make what would have been much more miserable,
be much more doable or you know able to deal with it.
And that was just the beginning of me noticing how cannabis helped me in many different things.
Obviously the pain thing is, is what most people tend to use it for or talk about down.
But one of the things that I noticed was a mental health issue that I've been dealing with since I was
about around that time I was more or less about 19 I guess.
I come from a family that suffer from severe depression, anxiety, suicidal tendencies and so on.
And I grew up watching my mother being very upset and very depressed and suicidal
and she made many attempts In trying to kill herself in front of me.
And it pretty much in turn gave me an anxiety attack to where it could come and go,
i could just be a party hanging out having a good time
and suddenly have to leave because I was having a complete total panic attack,
I turned white, start breathing too hard.
So I started going to doctors and said this is killing me you know, I can't function in Ithe world like this.
And they first said okay well I'm going to put you on, I think the first drug I was on was called Imipramine.
Which is a dinosaur of psychotropic or whatever drugs to treat this kind of thing
and it made me feel like my skin was crawling.
I mean it was so difficult, I took it for one day and got of that.
I came back, they gave me another one, which was Paxil
and that stuff made me feel even worse.
But I did stay on that for 2 weeks to try to give it, what the doc said, stay on it.
You know, you got to be on it for a certain time before it starst working
and I was having severe anxiety on that.
So then an addition to paxil they gave me Clonidine.
Which I've had many terrible experiences with that granted.
Yes I could take Clonidine and it would help calm me down.
But if I didn't have it, I mean my anxiety would be 3 times worse.
The withdraw from it, the side effects from not having it
and not to mention the side effects from actually being on it where traumatic.
And so I ended up getting off that in it and this isn't over years of time with me
Bouncing back and forth from convincing myself that there's a doctor out there that can help me,
western medicines has got to be able to help me.
And then to people going, hey man it's not going to work you know try cannabis.
and potentially I realized it but my brain was going nuts
and I started feel like I was gonna have a panic attack, I could smoke pot
and I would feel complete calm, complete normal
and eat, go to work even, worked perfectly fine as a carpenter.
And I've done some of my best, most creative work.
And a lot of people say, when I smoke and go to work, I can't even function.
Well I just feel normal whereas some people that don't need it perhaps
they just use it for recreational fun, it's a different story
Really, I don't go out because I can't socialize.
For me it just makes me normal
and if it wasn't for that I really don't even want to think about where I could have gone from that you know.
With the Western medicine end of it you know, mental hospital for all I know, so...
- Interviewer: Have you ever talked to your doctor, any of your doctors about your cannabis use?
Well they always ask me, do you use you know marijuana? blah blah... i know
I always say yes, I smoke pot you know
and they're like well if it doesn't seem to causing you problems don't worry about most of them say.
But they don't ever like promote it, you know?
They say, if it helps you've got do it, do it.
But a lot of times they're like here I'm going to give you this first before you do that, you know?
It's a matter of paying a lot of money, a lot more money.
A lot of times al these new drugs are just ridicolous in prizes
and you've got to a doctor and pay them first just to get the prescriptions so you can get this drug
and it's, it just didn't really work out for me.
- Interviewer: Are you taking any medication, any prescription drugs right now?
-Amos: I haven't taken any prescription medications in the last 3 years.
I did break down and try to stop smoking and stop drinking, stop doing anything.
And I wanted to just see what it was like, you know?
See if, see if this it was true that this was actually benefiting me
or if I was just trying to fool myself into thinking that
hey you know this is medicine when actually I'm just addicted to pot or something.
Well I was able to stop smoking, no problem
and the only side effect that I had was a little bit lak of appetite for the first few days.
But after that I didn't go through severe you know withdraw
or sitting there thinking about robbing a bank so I could go buy pot you know what I mean it wasn't like that.
It was just that my head started swimming
and going like this noise in my head started getting louder and louder without it
and it's the same nose I had before I ever smoked it.
So I convinced myself there it's not because I'm not without it that I'm experiencing this
This is what I've dealt with and why I ended up trying it to begin with.
Because I had this, like when I say by noise, it's a anxiety type thing.
It's the depression, is a lack of ambition to do anything.
Because you're feeling so nervous about being public and talking to people all the time
and I literally be contemplating suicide in my mind at these times.
Not just doing when I'm talking about now but way in the past.
And I don't, have no desire to actually kill myself.
But when you're feeling anxiety so intensely, killing yourself it's inviting, it is.
It's like well if I could just not feel this anymore, no matter what it takes to do that, then you'll do it
and so instead I would always run to a friend's house and be like, hey give me, do you have any cannabis?
and they would say, sure here you go and I would take a couple tokes
and suddenly wonder why I ever thought that before.
I'm just, my brain would click right back to normal.
and I would just be like, it literally like bring tears to my eyes.
Because I was thinking straight at the time after smoking
and going man I can't believe I actually was plotting how I was going to do it, you know?
Like what method of committing suicide was actually being plotted in my head hours earlier.
Now I'm totally fine looking forward to going to work in the morning, you know?
And that to me is a no-brainer, you know?
And not to mention it's a plant and that it's been used for you know so many, so many years.
That there was anything that's going to come up that's bad about it would have come up already
And then they're giving me drugs that just came out, they have no idea what's going to happen to me.
They may say, here this one may cause you to feel more suicidal for the first couple of weeks that you try it
but you got to get through that.
I tell the doctor right in the face, in front of him, even a fragment more suicidal than I am right now
and you're going to hear about me in the paper you know?
and those were times where I just couldn't get my hands on my medication.
Because of the, you know, the fact it's illegal, it makes it incredibly difficult
and the paranoia growing, I used to grow myself and the paranoia there that you get from having a growing
and wondering if you're going to get in trouble for just growing this simple plant defeats the whole purpose.
So I'd have it growing but then I always been kind of nervous.
So I stopped doing that because it just didn't work.
It's, you know, knowing that I can have it without having to be criminalized by it was a good thing.
In Hawaii where I just came from its, it's pretty lean you know?
There's not decriminalized 100% but you know they catch you with it,
they're just like no, don't do that again or I'll slap on the hand.
So I didn't really feel nervous walking around with my medication
and taking my medication, you know, on the beach or something like that.
Or whereas here I'm super paranoid
because the government here is much more different much more strict on it.
So...
- Interviewer: Actually I think, I think you do a great job.
I think, you know, you have answered all the questions I was going to ask.
- Amos: oh yeah?
Cannabis Patient Network
Cannabispatientnetwork.org
Be part of the network schedule your interview today
markpendersen.cpn@gmail.com & reginanelson.cpn@gmail.com
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Holiday Winter Storm Batters Midwest - Duration: 1:40.
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A DANGEROUS WINTER STORM
CONTINUES TO BATTER THE
NORTHERN PLAINS AND SOME
WESTERN STATES.
PARTS OF EAST COAST ARE
BRACING FOR ROUGH WEATHER.
MORE FROM CBS 2 ROXANA SOBARI.
IT SPILLS INTO THE OVER
HOURS COVERING ANIMALS AND
DRIVEWAYS IN THE DAKOTAS WITH
MOUNDS OF SNOW.
WHILE THE SYSTEM BROUGHT A
WHITE CHRISTMAS YESTERDAY --
IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL.
MY FIRST WHITE CHRISTMAS EVER.
IT MADE DRIVING TREACHEROUS
THROUGHOUT THE NORTHERN PLAINS
AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS WAS THE SCENE IN ARIZONA
AS INTERSTATE 40 WAS BROUGHT TO
A STANDSTILL BY SNOW.
IN MINNESOTA, THE SEMI TRUCK
CARRYING 30,000 POUNDS OF
CHOCOLATE FLIPPED ONTO THE SIDE
AS FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
COVERED ROADWAYS.
AT THAT RIGHT MOMENT WHEN
THE TEMPERATURES DROP AND DOT
HASN'T BEEN OUT, WATCH THE
EXITS.
THE CONDITIONS KEPT MANY
PLOW AND TOW TRUCK DRIVERS AWAY
FROM THEIR FAMILIES IN IOWA AND
UTAH.
THIS IS MY NINTH CALL.
IT HAS BEEN CRAZY.
TODAY HAS BEEN NUTS.
A LOT OF SLIDE OFFS.
ACCIDENTS.
Reporter: OTHERS BROUGHT OUT
THEIR SLEDS TO MAKE THE MOST OF
NATURE ON THE HOLIDAY.
THIS IS THE MOST SNOW I'VE
SEEN IN MY LIFE.
IT IS AWESOME.
IT FEELS SO NICE.
THE STORM IS FORECAST TO
REACH THE EAST COAST LATER
TODAY BRINGING MESSY CONDITIONS
ALONG WITH IT.
Reporter: THE SYSTEM WILL
PROGRESS EAST WARD MOVING
THROUGH THE UP OF MICHIGAN, THE
GREAT LAKES, PRODUCING SOME
FREEZING RAIN EVENTUALLY AS WE
GET INTO UPSTATE NEW YORK GOING
INTO PENNSYLVANIA,
MASSACHUSETTS AND PARTS OF
VERMONT, TOO.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
IS WARNING PEOPLE WHO PLAN TO
HIT THE ROAD TODAY TO TAKE
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দেখুন অমিতাভের নাতনি নভ্যার অভিনয়ে না আসার কারণ কি - Duration: 0:59.
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How to Lose ALL YOUR Stubborn Belly Fat | My Secret Revealed - Duration: 9:46.
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Seasons Greetings From Space - Duration: 0:36.
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FROM THE EXPEDITION 50
CREW, WE WANT TO WISH YOU A
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY
HOLIDAYS.
THAT IS FROM SPACE CREW
MEMBERS OF EXPEDITION 50.
THEY SENT THEIR WISHES FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
SHOWED US TRICKS.
THE CREW WILL SPENT SIX MONTHS
THERE RESEARCHING HOW LIGHT CAN
CHANGE A HUMAN'S HEALTH.
THEY TOOK TIME OUT TO ENJOY
TURK EYE A, FRUIT SALAD, GREEN
BEANS, MICRO GRAVITY APPROVED
OF COURSE, ONE ASTRONAUT SHOWED
OFF CANNED SPACE FOOD HE SAYS
WAS PREPARED FOR HIM BY CHEFS
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Choi Soon-sil denies most allegations against her, but said she's ready for life imprisonment - Duration: 2:45.
Our starting point tonight: a special in-jail parliamentary hearing.
Members of a bipartisan parliamentary committee investigating the power abuse scandal that
led to the parliament's impeachment vote against President Park Geun-hye... took a trip to
a detention center in Seoul to question a longtime friend of Park who's at the heart
of this massive scandal.
Why and what did they get out of her?
Park Jiwon explains.
The session was held behind closed doors for two and half hours,... and only eight of the
18 panel members were allowed in.
During the meeting, Choi apologized for the confusion she caused to the nation... but
denied most of the allegations against her.
The chair of the special committee panel said Choi hardly answered to any questions faithfully.
:YTN "Choi Soon-sil said she is very much sick
due to depression and cardiac disorders, and the panel had much difficulty in progressing
the session, as she hardly gave any sincere answer."
The panel of lawmakers said she denied most allegations, and said she does not know other
key figures involved in the scandal,... such as former senior presidential secretary Woo
Byung-woo and former presidential chief of staff Kim Ki-choon.
Lawmakers also said that Choi said she's prepared for life imprisonment.
They added Choi became very sensitive when she was asked about her daughter's issue.
"She cried when her daughter's issue was raised.
She didn't seem to show remorse or be guilty on other charges, but she shed tears regarding
her daughter's matters."
Choi's lawyer issued a statement that the session violates the court's decision that
her client is not allowed to see anyone but him until mid-January.
The committee said in response... that it is executing the official duties of parliament...
and the visit was therefore not in violation of the law.
Meanwhile, other six panel members held a similar closed-door session at another detention
center with former presidential secretaries Jeong Ho-sung and Ahn Jong-beom.
Park's former personal secretary Jeong acknowledged that he regularly sent official documents
to Choi,.. saying President Park trusted Choi a lot, and they two held frequent discussions
on diverse matters.
Former senior presidential secretary for policy coordination Ahn Jong-beom said he just followed
President Park's instructions... in regards to allegations that two government-linked
foundations, the Mir and K-Sports Foundations,... forced big corporations to pay hundreds of
millions of dollars in donations.
Park Ji-won, Arirang News.
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Heavy snow over night in some parts, cold snap underway - Duration: 2:00.
The last week of 2016 started with cloudy skies with light winter rain.
But it seems like heavy snow is underway for the eastern regions.
For more on the weather updates, let's go over to Lee Jee-hyun at the weather center.
Jee-hyun, how much snow are we taking about and give us a weather outlook for the last
week of this year.
Sure.
The mountainous regions in North Gyeongsang-do and Gangwon-do Provinces are under a heavy
snow advisory since this afternoon with up to 30 centimeters of snowfall expected over
night.
In the meantime, rain will turn into snow in central parts of the country tonight.
But other than Gangwon-do Province and Dokdo Island, snow will let up by early tomorrow
morning.
But expect snowy and icy roads tomorrow morning and a big drop in temperatures.
Seoul will have a morning low of minus 3 degrees Celsius.
And afternoon highs won't be any warmer, with Seoul barely reaching 1 degree while Daejeon
will see a high of 3 degrees Celsius.
Cold air will freeze much of the nation throughout the week, so prepare your warmest coats for
year-end gatherings.
But by the time we start the countdown to the new year on the weekend, readings will
ease with a fair amount of sunshine.
That's Korea for you, here's look at the weather conditions around the world.
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Cars For Disabled Kids - Duration: 1:46.
I'M MARK MORGAN.
THAT IS YOUR CBS 2 SPORTS
UPDATE.
BATTERY OPERATED CARS ARE A
POPULAR PRESENT FOR CHILDREN
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON.
FOR SOME KIDS THEY'RE NOT
JUST TOYS.
WE FIND OUT HOW THE CARS ARE
CHANGING LIVES AS WELL.
Reporter: BRIAN IS GOING ON
SIX.
HE WAKES UP EVERY DAY AND
DOES THINGS THAT HE IS NOT
SUPPOSED TO BE ABLE TO DO.
GOOD.
Reporter: RYAN HAS A GENETIC
DISORDER KNOWN AS PCH1.
IT PREVENTS THE BRAIN AND
MUSCLES FROM DOFLING PROPERLY.
HE CAN'T -- DEVELOPING
PROPERLY.
HE CAN'T SPEAK AND CAN BARELY
MOVE HIS BODY.
NATIONAL NON-PROFIT PROGRAM GO
BABY GO MODIFIES CARS FOR KIDS
WITH DISABILITIES.
HOW DOES THIS HELP IMPROVE
THE CHILD'S MOBILITY?
THIS IS WHAT WE CALL AN
ABILITY BUTTON.
IT IS REALLY TOUCH SENSITIVE.
WE CAN PUT THIS BUTTON
ANYWHERE, EITHER TO MAKE IT
EASIER FOR THE CHILD TO MOVE OR
TO USE IT AS THERAPY.
.
Reporter: THIS CAR WAS
CUSTOM BUILT FOR RYAN.
WE ADDED A COUPLE OF
DIFFERENT MODIFICATIONS TO HELP
SUPPORT HIS TRUNK AND HEAD.
Reporter: IN RYAN'S CASE.
IT HELPS HIM SIT UP STRAIGHT TO
DEVELOP CORE MUSCLES AND USE
HIS HANDS.
HIS MOM SAYS THAT IS NOT THE
BEST PART.
AND IN THE EVENINGS WHERE
EVERYONE IS PLAYING, ALL OF THE
KIDS ARE OUT.
HE GETS TO TAKE HIS CAR OUT AND
BE LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE.
Reporter: RYAN'S LIFE IS NOT
EASY.
IT IS FILLED WITH PHYSICAL
THERAPY SESSIONS AND DOCTORS
APPOINTMENTS.
BUT WHEN HE IS BEHIND THE
WHEEL.
HE JUST GETS TO BE A LITTLE
BOY.
HE GETS TO BE A LITTLE BOY.
.
THE GO BABY GO LAB IS AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE BUT
GROUPS ACROSS THE COUNTRY CAN
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It looks like North Korea may do all that it can to idolize its leader Kim Jong-un while
making efforts to re-establish foreign relations with other countries... hopefully UNDER the
status of a nuclear state.
That's according to the South Korean government.
Also on the North Korean regime's to-do list: provocations in the form of a missile launch
or a nuclear test.
Connie Kim shares with us South Korea's forecast of the hermint kingdom in the new year.
North Korea is expected to further cement Kim Jong-un's rule… and could seek to re-establish
foreign relations with other nations under the status of a nuclear state in the New Year.
Seoul's unification ministry said Monday that the North Korean regime is likely to push
for an idolization of Kim through several major anniversaries.
The dates to look out for are the 105th birthday of the regime founder and Kim Jong-un's grandfather
Kim Il-sung, the 75th birthday of late North Korean leader and Kim Jong-un's father Kim
Jong-il,... and the 100th anniversary of Kim Il-sung's first wife Kim Jong-suk's birthday.
The ministry did not leave out the possibility of the North advancing its nuclear and missile
programs by carrying out provocations next year.
Pushing forward with its Byungjin policy, a parallel development of the economy and
its nuclear weapons program,... the form of provocation could reportedly come as a sixth
nuclear test or a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile launch.
Under the status of a nuclear state, the reclusive regime is also expected to seek better ties
with the U.S. while asking Washington to scrap its anti-North Korea policies when the new
Trump administration takes office.
But most experts say Pyongyang is not likely to carry out a provocation until it has a
clear picture of the new incoming U.S. administration's North Korea policy next year.
Connie Kim, Arirang News.
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n bn n yup no name for the 7th part of world of final fantasy!😂 - Duration: 20:02.
yo what's up guys and welcome to another part of world of final fantasy
last time we stopped infront of the "pot of threshold" and I'd say let's go inside.
we are inside now. there should happen something, shouldn't it? oh, there we go.
best translation
what's this?
a fairy
an old man
a wolf with red haircut
ok, rammuh is this thunder...
irfrit, the fire god, right?
shiva, nice (haha get it?)
ok so..
before we continue
shiva is.. ok i know from final fantasy IV that shiva always summoned diamonds or something like this.
she looks alot more like a wind character
so I would say she's ice or wind.
rammuh is thunder that's obvious same with ifrit who's fire
so we have earth and we have fire
earth should be good against ramuh, but idk he is levetating. well everyone does...
so if I would go from the base of atributes I wouldn't be good against fire, cause I have earth as weakness but also fire.
if shiva is wind earth won't have an effect
but if she'd be ice then earth was ok and fire would be pretty damn good.
with ramuh it's save that earth is pretty good and fire ok so I'll take ramuh.
yeah that's why i clicked ramuh.. xD
first analysis
and fire
ok now we can see it. he's thunder, his weakness is earth and fire defense is 0
he's a bit resistent against water
idk that one on the bottom. maybe dark? well.
103 ok.
perfect
ok now I have to heal both. so with her i do earth and with lann cure.
he says take this and heals himself.. xD
oh shit
common lann heal yourself! yess
lucky
how about attacking reynn she's a thunder resitence
wow i'll probably have to use potions now. nevermind that.
I thought they would be stronger.
oh
uhh
whoa whoa whoa what is he doing?
that's probably aoe damage
whoa!
don't hoax me.
this attack almost did me full life damage
oh lucky (he missed)
ok fox fire has a higher cost. maybe also higher damage.
oh well a bit more but..
ok I gues I almost got him.
common he already fell down twice.
ok gues I got him.
there we go.
oh my earth guy level up as well as my zubat.. my flying eye.
mega phönix.. ok maybe this will gave me 100 health back and not only 3.
ok she was definitively ice.
prism.. oh shit, that's a heartless
it's a blue one who flyes around (i mean this ice guy)
only his head has another color. ok i'll take him.
yup he looks awesome. I wanna take him in my team immediately
uhhh...
whoa whoa whoa, methamorphosis? do we tribute them now?
oh shit tama got a laser beam?
hahah ouch.
who's this?
"woman with mask"
did we miss something?
we should go back to cornelia she said.
can I go down there? nope it just seemed like it.
let's go back since we might get through this stone.
nope won't work.
okokokok I gues I still got it.
let's go down there. I might have missed something
now i didn't see the tipp. something with (the buffed form of fire)
let's go over this. nope didn't miss something.
ok 3 are ok.
expect when I forgot to heal up.
ok so potion gives 500 health.
that's alot.
let's use this. it seems good.
and it is good.
and let's use "sturmflug" again.
yay sparky recieved a level up.
As I said we didn't miss something. let's go throught the gate.
maybe chapter 4 will start then.
since we've pretty much finished this cave.
well there are 1 or 2 paths we didn't go through. well I just know about 1 specific way but..
well we will see.
yup
I wanted to do this anyways since I wasted all heal potions.
ok how much do we have? 1200 gill. ok so i still got 1 phoenix feather left. and also this mega thing. let's just buy 9 potions so we got 10.
oh well. uhm..
lightning grenade
ok it just sounds stronger then it is.
let's go to our team. oh man wrong button again
me with my wrong buttons.
so we have.. can we only get 12?
ok we got 10 now.
ok we can leave back the flying eye and the lvl 4. I really wanna have sparky.
we need him cause he walks with me. I wanna have her.
gues that should be it. i really don't need the hamster.
but he got an s. Idk what s stands for. wait is it.. na.
m is mega probably that it's supposed to be big.
and s for small cause it's supposed to be small. and l.. oh well.
idk lann and reynn! ( well I figured it out later s small m middle l large --> surprise!)
haha! well idk. let's move on.
let's go back to the city.
the chapter 4 really came.
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Thunderbolt ready LG 34UC98-W Curved Ultrawide Monitor - Review Cruncher - Duration: 1:44.
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Now we're in a hurry because we're running late
We have to catch a bus at 7:30 to go climb on a volcano
Another volcano, not as difficult as the last one, in theory
I should manage to climb this one, right?
In theory, this should work out just fine
Plus, it will be warmer than -5 on the top
It's annoying
How are you, Sissa?
(true story)
What were you saying about the heat?
It's sooooo hot up here
The wind is so hot
The cold winds are rising
You don't know this because you don't know Game of Thrones
* You don't watch Game of Thrones! *, he says, in a terrible imitation
But I knew it was Game of Thrones
Ten years ago, tourists were getting robbed while visiting the volcano
Since then, each group of tourists is escorted by two policemen with guns
Is it possible to go down too? Or only with rappelling?
It's impossible to go down
It's not possible
It's true, that's how we live
We just came back to Santa Ana from the volcano
We hitchhiked and a family drove us down here
The city is quite big. We're trying to figure out where our hostel is.
Initially the dad wanted to drop us farther away because Santa Ana was not his way
but he changed his mind because he thought it might be dangerous
Machete guy!
That is what we call extreme street art, juggling machetes
We randomly found a cheese shop with huge cheeses
It's very important to keep the cheeses safe
You're so annoying
You're so mean!
??
Why are you being so mean to me now, Lukas?
RUDE !!!!
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Koreans give back to community with donations of talent - Duration: 3:55.
It's the end of the year... and don't we all know that 'tis the time of giving.
Well, philanthropy isn't just about giving money or volunteering; it can also be giving
of a talent that you can offer for a charitable cause.
And, remember the traditional definition of philanthropy - Love of humankind in the form
of time, talent and treasure.
Different ways to give -our news feature tonight with Lee Unshin.
There's not much out of the ordinary at this subway station in Seoul.
On the train, most people are busy browsing through their smartphones.
But in one corner, a lady is busy knitting hats.
"I'm always knitting when I'm on the subway."
For more than a decade, Kim Jung-soon has been doing volunteer work at a global charity
center.
For the project she's working on, people knit bonnets for babies in regions of Africa and
Asia,... so they can stay warm at night, when temperatures drop sharply.
But none of the other volunteers have the knitting skills that Mrs. Kim does.
"People send in the hats they knitted, but before we send them to babies around the world,
I check to see if they need touching up.
Some are too small, some have a hole in them, or the knot on them can be too loose, so I
make sure they are just right."
Her commitment and her gift for knitting and garment repairing plays an important role
at the center, to say the least.
"Over the past ten years, Koreans have donated over one-and-a-half million hand-made bonnets.
But no one is as skilled or dedicated enough to do the work she does."
"What Kim does here goes beyond conventional volunteer work.
She's engaged in talent sharing, which allows people with expertise in certain areas to
contribute their talents to society."
In Korea, an alternative way of serving the community is making use of one's talents or
skills for charitable causes, in what has come to be known as 'talent donation.'
Here at a community center for senior citizens, many look forward to the second and fourth
Wednesday of each month, as they look to get a new hairdo from Lee Hyung-bok.
But Lee, known as "the Scissorhands", didn't become a barber for a living.
"I've been cutting my own hair for 30 years, but to cut someone else's hair, even if it's
for free, you need to be a certified hairstylist.
So I studied, took the test and got the license."
With his approved expertise, Lee now gives trims to senior citizens who can't afford
to go to the barbershop that often.
"I used to wait months to get a haircut because I needed to save money.
I'm so thankful for his service."
Among thousands of registered local volunteer organizations and groups, the number of those
that require specific expertise such as beauty care, education or consulting has been on
the rise since 2011.
And the number of people sharing their skills in a wide variety of fields, including performing
arts and housing maintenance, is only expected to expand, for a number of reasons.
"The common reason for not doing volunteer or charity work is that some people believe
they don't have enough time or money to do it.
But with talent sharing, that can't be an excuse.
Anyone can share their special talent with society."
It's just like Lee said: "Why not do something that you're good at and love doing to help
others?"
"It makes me feel good, that's it.
I suppose only those who have given to the community like myself know what I'm talking
about.
I love that I can be helpful through the things I love to do."
Lee Unshin, Arirang News.
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How-To-Books: On Writing Family Stories & On Getting Published - Duration: 2:29.
Hi there, I'm John Bond.
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