Do you remember the time where Clowns ran over the Streets?
They were often harmless
But what if..
There's a Killer inside of the costume instead of a harmless guy?
There's a small Forest with a cave in it where a Killer was seen recently
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There's a Discoverer who wants to to get to the bottom of the matter..
The Cave of The Clowns
So.. Let's Go..
Wow..
It's f*cking dark here..
I also feel very Uncomfortable
And..
I feel extremely observed
And here he has been Sighted?
The only thing I see is Debris and a Cave Entrance
Nothing else
*Heartbeat*
That is really strange..
I better get the car over here and take it as a Light Source
I should get some light here and it's f*cking Cold..
So the car should stand quite well
Now
Just turn on the Lights
And then I should've a good Light Source
That will go neatly on the battery
So...
Thats much better
Against a Heater I wouldn't have anything now
Oh my God..
It's f*cking cold. Much colder than outside..!
f*ck..
*Heartbeat*
I see no end of the passage..
I don't know how big this Cave is.. and what it was years ago..
Whether that is such a good idea?
Wha..
What was that Noise?
Oh man.. I start hallucinating
I think that noise came from my Car!
I don't dare to turn around
Oh my God!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck..
I keep running deeper inside and I have no idea where I'm going
Or whether there is a second exit at all
Eh, what is this?!
A Divergency?!
F*ck.. I don't know!
I don't know..!
I should go in one direction.. I better go the right way
Maybe I can depend him there
If there's a dead end on the right way, I simply go back and turn left
God..
This can't be possible! There have to be a second Entrance!
He was just behind me!
Oh f*ck no
I have to get to the exit! I need to run to the Exit! Thats my Chance!
I'm out of breath
Aeehh..
What is That?!
The Exit is Blocked!
Why is the Exit Blocked?!
I can't get away from here I'm in a Dead End and im Trapped! The Guy is behind me! I can't get away!
I have to Impact the Barricade..!
Oh god nothing happens.. It's to stable..! I don't have a Knife or a Axe!
Oh F*ck.. No I'm in the Mess!
Please..
I
Go..
I would do everything
Please..
Go away from me..
Just stand still and don't come Closer.. Let me out of here..!
*Demonic Laughter*
Please
Please
Please
Hello, an Welcome at the End of the Video.
You Did It.
You Did It to the Endcard.
I you Enjoyed this Video
Thumb Up.
Otherwise, I'll Scratch at your Window Tonight and Punch Them
I'll be There..
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If you Haven't already..
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Also visit "ClashGamer - Clash Royale's" Channel..
He helped me Recording this Video with Playing the Clown.
You wonder who I am?
You don't Know my Voice?
Turn around slowly..
I'm the Guy behind You!
*Demonic Laugh*
It was Just a Joke..
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Share it with your Friends..
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Only me and ClashGamer worked on this Video..
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I'll Stand in Front of you Windows..!
Good Evening.
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Star Stable Game News | New Jorvik Wild Horses! - Duration: 3:49.
GM Ylva: Any second now.
Hi!
Stacy: Hi!
Matilda: What!
GM Ylva: Hello StarFam, I am Game Master Ylva.
Matilda: Hello everybody, I am Matilda.
Stacy: Hey guys, it's Stacy.
GM Ylva: And this is...
All: Star Stable News!
GM Ylva: In today's news, we'll get some help from a Star Stable pro - Stacy Place!
Matilda: In this week's update, we get a visit from an old friend.
Gary Goldtooth!
Stacy: Gary's been seen on this side of the mountains once before, when he brought his
magical Jorvik Wild Horses.
No one has seen or heard from him since - until today!
GM Ylva: Now he has finally found his way back, accompanied by three brand new wild friends.
A charming white, with a dash of pink.
Stacy: A beautiful brown, with stylish green hues.
Matilda: And a stunning black, with icy blue details.
GM Ylva: For 599 Star Coins one of these magical giants will be yours.
For the following two weeks you'll find Gary's camp on the way up to Firgrove.
Stacy: To be able to pay Gary a visit and get yourself a Jorvik Wild Horse, you must
be able to go to Figrove.
To go to Firgrove, you need to be a Star Rider and you must have traveled to Silverglade
Village for the first time.
Matilda: Since we have the honor of having Stacy here in Sweden with us, what better
way to get to know her than with some spitfire questions.
Matilda: Hot or cold?
Stacy: Hot.
GM Ylva: Summer or winter?
Stacy: Summer.
Matilda: Sweet or savory?
Stacy: Sweet.
GM Ylva: Favorite breed?
Stacy: New friesian!
Matilda: Favorite place in Jorvik?
Stacy: Goldenhills!
GM Ylva: Favorite color?
Stacy: Blue!
Stacy: What if we told you you could download an app and raise your own unique Mustang which
can't be found anywhere in the game?
Then you can buy it as a level 10 horse and ride it in Star Stable Online!
Matilda: What if we told you that you can do it right now?
That's right, Star Stable Horses is out!
Don't forget to check this out!
It's awesome!
GM Ylva: App release contest!
Grab your chance of winning a Lifetime subscription and 1000 Star Coins.
How to enter: Download the game Star Stable Horses.
The Game is available in both Google Play and App Store.
Share a print screen of your horse in the game on Instagram with #StarStableHorses and
let us know why everyone should download and play this game.
The contest starts January 30th and ends February 12th.
The winner will be announced on Instagram a couple of days after the contest has ended.
Stacy: In this season's first episode we set out on a mission to find the perfect hat for Ylva!
GM Ylva: For ten episodes I'll be wearing a different hat, and the episode with the
most likes will decide which hat stays for the rest of this season.
Matilda: The hat of today is this suspicious thing.
Gorgeous.
GM Ylva: That was all for today!
Thank you guys for watching!
Matilda: As always, don't forget to comment, like and subscribe.
Stacy: Visit our website, www.starstable.com for more news, and tune in Tuesday's and Saturday's
for Star Stable with Stacy!
All: BAAAAAIIIIIIIIII!
Matilda: ...what better way to grill her, than with some spitfire questions?!
GM Ylva: Are we going to GRILL Stacy?!
Stacy: (laughing) Yeah, that sounded kinda weird!
GM Ylva: Favorite bread?
...breed!
Matilda: Favorite place in Jorvik?
GM Ylva: ...you just said that!
Matilda: INTERVIEWING INTENSIFIES!
Stacy: Extreme close-up!
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Dior Poison Club - Rise the heat - Stage 3 - Duration: 2:07.
Are you a watcher?
or a dancer?
RISE THE HEAT Step 3
Let's practice
Step 1
Now you add this
Step 2
And 1
And 2
And 1
And 2
And 1
And 2
And 1
And 2
Step 3
We are not girls, we are Poison
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Dior Poison Club - Own the stage - Stage 4 - Duration: 2:07.
Are you a watcher?
or a dancer?
OWN THE STAGE Step 4
Let's practice
Step 1
Now you add this
Step 2
Step 3
And 1, 2, 3
And 1, 2, 3
Step 4
We are not girls, we are Poison
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How to Buff Up Your Online Dating Profile | Consumer Reports - Duration: 2:26.
Is your online dating profile not getting
you the attention you want?
In a Consumer Reports survey of 10,000 of its subscribers
who use online dating sites, a surprising 44% of them
successfully found a long-term match through dating online.
So buff up your profile and stand out
with these five easy tips, with the help of online dating coach
Laurie Davis Edwards, who has helped match over 100 marriages
and engagements.
Number one: change your profile weekly.
When you change your profile weekly,
you're optimizing yourself in the site's search engine.
When you make some changes and some tweaks to your profile
like, for example, if you delete a photo and add a photo,
it will send you right back up to the top of the search
results.
Number two: use the 5 to 7 photo rule.
What we find works best statistically
is 5 to 7 photos in your profile.
So you want to have at least two photos where it's mostly
a head-and-shoulders crop, so your face takes up
most of the frame.
They can see really clearly what you look like.
You want to have at least one full-body shot,
because let's be honest, everyone
wants to check you out.
Sprinkle in some photos of you actually doing something.
Like, what is your life like?
Again, so someone can get an understanding
of who you really are and how they might fit into your life.
Number three: be specific about who you want to meet.
Focus on what specifically it is that you're looking for.
Is it someone intelligent, is it someone cultured, is it
someone who's fun?
What is it specifically that you want?
So it will turn off people who don't have that quality.
Number four: don't lie.
You always want to lead with authenticity
in your dating life.
So starting off your relationship with a lie
isn't the ideal.
Number five: maximize your messages.
Messaging is so important in online dating
because that's how you actually have a conversation that
leads to getting a date.
The magic number to really be the most proactive you can
is 10 messages a week for women, and 15 messages a week for men.
And I mean new messages to people
who are not writing to you.
If you're doing it in a quality way,
you're going to attract the quality person.
For more on online dating, check out our field guide
to popular dating sites on ConsumerReports.org.
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HYDROGEN TURNED INTO METAL IN STUNNING ACT OF ALCHEMY THAT COULD REVOLUTIONIZE TECHNOLOGY & SPACEFLI - Duration: 5:06.
HYDROGEN TURNED INTO METAL IN STUNNING ACT OF ALCHEMY THAT COULD REVOLUTIONIZE TECHNOLOGY
& SPACEFLIGHT
by ALEXA ERICKSON
For almost 100 years, scientists have been trying to turn hydrogen, the lightest of all
the elements, into a metal, but until now they had no luck. Finally, a breakthrough
has surfaced.
Scientists at Harvard University have finally succeeded in generating a minuscule amount
of the rarest and what is thought to be the most valuable material on the planet.
The importance of metallic hydrogen is evident within the subject of technology. In theory,
it could allow for super-fast computers, high-speed levitating trains, extremely efficient vehicles,
and the improvement of almost anything electrical. Furthermore, it could permit humanity to explore
outer space like never before. However, one of the biggest challenges scientists face
is getting the metal stable enough at normal pressures and temperatures.
�This is the holy grail of high-pressure physics,� explained Professor Isaac Silvera,
one of the scientists, along with Dr. Ranga Dias, that made the breakthrough. �It�s
the first-ever sample of metallic hydrogen on Earth, so when you�re looking at it,
you�re looking at something that�s never existed before.�
Right now, the piece of metal is only capable of being seen through two diamonds that were
utilized to smash the liquid hydrogen at a temperature below freezing. The pressure that�s
required far exceeds what is even found at the center of the Earth. Though the sample
is still within the grip, over the next few weeks the researchers plan to slowly ease
the pressure.
According to Professor Silvera, it is �very important� that the metallic hydrogen proves
stable at room temperature. �That means if you take the pressure off, it will stay
metallic, similar to the way diamonds form from graphite under intense heat and pressure,
but remains a diamond when that pressure and heat is removed,� he noted.
If the theory holds out, electricity as we know it could dramatically change. �As much
as 15 per cent of energy is lost to dissipation during transmission, so if you could make
wires from this material and use them in the electrical grid, it could change that story,�
Silvera said, who also noted that metallic hydrogen could allow us to form a rocket fuel
nearly four times more powerful than what is available today.
�It takes a tremendous amount of energy to make metallic hydrogen,� he said. �And
if you convert it back to molecular hydrogen, all that energy is released, so it would make
it the most powerful rocket propellant known to man, and could revolutionize rocketry.�
�That would easily allow you to explore the outer planets.�
�We would be able to put rockets into orbit with only one stage, versus two, and could
send up larger payloads, so it could be very important.�
However, some scientists remain skeptical, theorizing that the hydrogen will be unstable
and ultimately decay. �From our point of view it�s not convincing,� explained Mikhail
Eremets, a researcher studying solid metallic hydrogen at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
in Mainz, Germany.
�The word garbage cannot really describe it,� said Eugene Gregoryanz, a high-pressure
physicist at the University of Edinburgh, who objects to several of the experiment�s
procedures.
However, Silvera doesn�t want to entertain such pessimism or hostility regarding the
topic. Instead, he imagines the moment they succeed as being equally as exciting as the
first time the researchers figured out they had created the possibility to begin with.
�Ranga was running the experiment, and we thought we might get there, but when he called
me and said, �The sample is shining�, I went running down there, and it was metallic
hydrogen,� he said. �I immediately said we have to make the measurements to confirm
it, so we rearranged the lab � and that�s what we did,� he explained.
�It�s a tremendous achievement, and even if it only exists in this diamond anvil cell
at high pressure, it�s a very fundamental and transformative
discovery.�
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Mani Pedi Gift Box - Duration: 17:26.
Hi, this is Stephanie Purvis and I'm going to show you how to make this little Mani Pedi
Box that has a place for nail polish, a fingernail file, toe separators and nail polish remover pads.
I got all of this stuff in this box from either Walmart, the dollar store, and you could find
this stuff at the drug store or even online.
I thought this would make a cute little gift.
To get started you're going to want a piece of cardstock, and I'm using Basic Black from Stampin' Up.
This measures 8" x 11".
With the 8" side towards the top of your scoring tool you're going to want to score at 1-1/2"
and 6-1/2".
Rotate this 90 degrees so the 11" side is at the top.
Score at 1", 2-1/2", 6-1/2" and 8".
You'll want a piece of matching cardstock - this is for the little separator inside the box.
This measures 5" x 1-1/2".
With the 5" side toward the top of your scoring tool, score at 1-1/2", 2-1/2" and 3-1/2".
Set this aside.
Then we're done scoring.
Next you'll want to fold all your score lines.
You might use a bone folder.
On the sides you'll want to cut all the score lines up to the intersecting score line.
Just like this.
Now you've got several tabs.
These 4 square tabs we're going to cut approximately in half and also notch the edges a little
bit, so it's easier to put the box together.
I'm going to cut these in half.
What I mean by notching is to cut a little sliver off each side.
Next you're ready for your adhesive.
I recommend using something like Scor-Tape that is really strong.
Put adhesive on the bottom two flaps that we did not trim down,
and on all 4 of the
tabs we did trim down.
Just like this.
Before we put the box together we're going to create these angled sides.
I kind of stepped ahead of myself.
You'll need to have this tiny flap towards the bottom of your work surface.These 2 flaps
are what we're going to use to create the angles.
Take a ruler and measure at 1".
Mark 1" and draw a line from the 1" mark up to the corner.
Do the same thing on the opposite side.
Cut along that diagonal line.
You could eyeball this - I did eyeball it the first time I made this box - but it comes
out a lot better if you draw a guideline for yourself.
Now we can start putting the box together.
I'm going to start with the bottom.
I'm going to start with just one side at a time.
The way I found this looks the neatest and cleanest is if you tuck this flap in first
and put your angled flap down on there and then bring this in.
It looks a little bit cleaner on the inside than if you did it the opposite way.
I'll do the same thing on this side.
Then the top is easy - you just match these 2 edges and these 2 edges.
That is the main shape of your box.
The divider - you just want to fold it in a mountain shape like this.
On the underside, put adhesive all along here.
Fold it up so you have this kind of shape and adhesive on the bottom here.
Put this divider in the box.
You can put it wherever you want, however you decide to arrange your contents, but I
put it toward the left side.
I butted it up against the left side and there is my divider.
Now I can put nail polish, fingernail file, toe separators, and nail polish remover pads
in there.
That's the box.
You can decorate it however you want, but I'll show you how I decorated this.
I used a piece of designer series paper, and this measures 8" x 2".
I scored this at 1-1/2" and 6-1/2".
If you're going to decorate your box like mine you might consider decorating it before
you put it together because it's a little bit easier, but you can still get by this way.
I used a piece of ribbon.
I'm not going to stick this down yet, I'm just going to place it, because my trick on
tying this little knot is to not do it on that strip.
I'm going to cut another piece of ribbon and decide where I'm going to want it, keeping
those score lines in mind.
Now I'm going to tie this.
This is just a trick - trust me, it makes it a lot easier and things line up a lot better.
There's that, just kind of placed.
Trim off the edges.
Now I'm going to put a little adhesive on the back of the ribbon on the edges.
You don't want to pull this too tight or you'll run into trouble when you try to adhere it
to the box.
Next I added an accent piece of ribbon, just tied over this, just in a single knot.
Next I'm using this stamp set called Love Sparkles from SU.
I'm going to start making a background pattern with these little stars.
I've got a circle cut out.
The color I'm going to use is Mint Macaron, which is a SU color.
I'm going to randomly stamp these stars.
Then I'm going to use a color called Watermelon Wonder from SU and the little Sparkle phrase.
When you're doing this at home, it will be better if you start off with a bigger piece
of cardstock and stamp before you cut out the circle.
But to save time, I just did it ahead of time.
Now I'm going to use a black ink for the It's your Day wording.
Since this says sparkle, I thought we needed some actual sparkle on it, so I'm going to
use some rhinestones and put these on randomly on these little sparkle designs.
I'm going to mat that on a scalloped circle using regular adhesive.
This color is Mint Macaron from SU.
I forgot one step.
Underneath this ribbon I have a piece of Glimmer Paper.
This measures 1" x 5".
Do this before you put your ribbon on but it's no big deal if you miss it.
This fits in between the 2 score lines we created.
Just some extra sparkle.
I'm going to put this on my box first, so I've just used adhesive like this.
Lots of adhesive.
Fold the score lines a little bit.
This is why it's easier to do this before you put your box together.
I'm actually going to take this stuff out.
Line up the bottom, the score line, just like that.
Now I'm going to use some Dimensional foam dots - these are just to give it some dimension.
Just like that.
Thank you for watching, and I can't wait to see how yours turn out so please make it and
post it and let me know!
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10 Acteurs Qui Sont MORTS Pendant La Production D'un Film - Duration: 6:00.
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First Love Again | 다시 첫사랑 – Ep.42 [Eng Sub / 2017.02.01] - Duration: 34:28.
(Episode 42)
I keep worrying about you.
I need to know whether it's pity...
Or something else.
So...
Use me.
Are you saying that because you pity me?
- Not really. / - Then, do you mean it?
That's closer.
Did you never once see me as a man?
- I tried not to. / - Why?
Because I didn't want to lose a good friend
that I finally made.
You are so cold.
Let's look for a way to not lose me,
even if you see me as a man.
Please give it some serious thought,
as you do with everything.
You haven't left yet.
I'm leaving now.
Hajin...
Are your feelings for Hajin sincere?
Or are you playing her?
Which is better for you?
For me to be sincere...
Or playing?
You know about Hajin and me...
Don't you?
I know a good amount.
Is that why you approached her?
Are you...
That curious?
You should...
Take off your ring before asking that.
Mother.
Forget it. Go up and rest.
I'm sorry for raising my voice the other day.
I said it's okay.
She'll be fine soon enough.
You have so much to deal with.
But...
I didn't know Hajin would be there.
The reporters were asking around about her.
I made sure they didn't write anything weird.
You worked so hard on getting the investment.
We can't have any problems.
We'll just make sure that doesn't happen.
You still haven't changed?
You're right.
Are you going to stay up all night again?
Is something wrong?
No. Nothing's wrong.
Then why do you work through the night every night?
Are you trying to forget something upsetting?
Doyun?
You said it won't work anyway.
Then just forget it.
- That sounds so easy. / - Why is it so hard?
Fine, I know it's hard,
but you come first.
Or just say everything you have pent up inside,
regardless of whether or not it breaks up
their marriage.
That way, you can meet someone else.
I like Jeongu too.
As mom says, he's good to you,
although he knows everything.
I feel like maybe he does like you.
But I'd be using his feelings.
So? Your feelings can develop while you use his.
This is Hajin's?
You know what?
I told Hajin how I feel.
It's a good sign that she likes me as a person.
Usually, a relationship starts from a good feeling.
The problem is it'll take too long.
What are you saying to the kid?
I told you to keep him somewhere else.
He's afraid of other people.
This is an important time for you.
This won't work.
You want Doyun to succeed.
That's why you left 8 years ago too.
I need to know whether it's pity...
Or something else.
So...
Use me.
Okay.
We've checked the inventory.
- And... / - Yes? Go ahead.
Give us some more fresh meat next time.
Don't you have something else to ask?
- Like what? / - Never mind.
Seeing how he keeps coming...
Maybe that pathetic guy got fired.
Five Dollars asked about me, right?
She's all worried and curious, right?
What did you tell her?
- She didn't ask. / - How could she not?
I haven't been going for a while.
She should at least ask if I'm feeling okay
and got home safely.
Fine, she asked that at least, right?
No.
If you'll excuse me...
Five Dollars.
I haven't gone for days,
and you don't even ask about me?
You're so mean.
I'll make you regret it.
Once we finish at 10 p.m.,
go on a date until midnight.
Can you finish a date in 2 hours?
Then cut back an hour of sleep
and half an hour of reading.
Start preparing for work a little later.
Okay. There's time to date.
Then money is the only remaining issue.
First, coffee costs $9.
After a month...
That's $270?
Why would you waste $9?
You can just drink coffee from the coffee machine.
He probably has no money after buying his clothes.
Stay out of other people's business.
Why are you calculating so much?
Just follow your heart!
Try being old.
You're busy counting
how many days you have left to live,
so you can't do it, even if you want!
What do you mean? A child?
When Chief Jang returned from the U.S.,
he brought a child with him.
I think he went to the U.S. for that child.
Did he take on a job to look for a child?
I think so.
Find that child.
You should be able to find Chief Jang then.
Who are you?
Who are you looking for?
No, it's nothing.
Hello, Madam Seo.
Right now?
No, I have time.
I'll come right away. Okay.
I think you'll have to look after him.
Sorry?
Jeongu has something important to do right now.
But this kid is in the way.
He only wants to stay in Jeongu's room too.
Madam, shouldn't finding his parents take priority?
Do you know Jang Yeongsu?
He's the one who arranged your fake marriage.
Yes. I heard he was abroad.
Gaon is his son.
Jeongu tried to meet him after he returned to Korea.
But he left his child and ran away.
We're keeping him in case you get dragged
into something dangerous.
But we can't anymore.
This is your business, anyway.
What should I do?
Mom and Seyeon will be surprised.
Sorry.
It's not that I don't want to take you home.
I'm just surprised because it's all so sudden.
Were you hurt?
Let's go.
Stay with me until your dad comes to get you.
He'll be living with us?
This kid?
What are you talking about?
Just for the time being.
His dad's coming soon, so just until then.
Back Pearl has plenty of rooms.
Our place is too small for the three of us.
How can we take in a child?
This happened because of me. I'll explain later,
so be quiet.
Here.
You're eating well.
Everything I make tastes good, right?
I swear he looks like someone.
Are you going to say he looks like Jeongu again?
No, not Jeongu.
It's suspicious how he's giving him
to you to look after.
Maybe he wants you to raise his son
so that you grow on each other.
No way.
That's how guys work.
Stop your nonsense!
(Baek Minhui)
The number you have dialed is unavailable...
Sorry...
But I need to see you, Lee Hajin.
Hello? This is the first branch.
Who?
Hello.
Mom, what's up?
Hajin, can you come out?
I have a little time. Are you nearby?
Yes. It's not far from the office.
It's really nice here.
You should have told me sooner
that you had a friend like this.
A friend?
Your friend that we saw at the TV studio.
The TV... Mom!
Mother.
Take your time.
Is Hajin coming?
Yes. I'll look around,
so don't mind me.
Okay.
Why are you there?
That looks great.
- Try this on too, mother. / - Okay.
The color is so pretty.
This one's much nicer.
It is. It looks great.
Mom!
Hajin!
- Leave first. / - Why?
- Your friend is giving me a coat. / - Mom!
Hajin...
That brat. She's so mean.
She said they're close, so I thought I'd get a free coat.
What's the big deal?
You shouldn't be like that to your mother.
She isn't even well.
What do you think you're doing?
Your mom doesn't know yet, does she?
The reason why you entered into that fake marriage.
You signed the document easily in order to
fix the problems that your mom caused.
Ignorance is bliss, isn't it?
How hard it will be for her if she finds out
her daughter's life was ruined because of her?
She isn't even well.
Seeing how you're threatening me,
you must want something.
Get to the point.
An article will be published about Doyun soon.
About the rumors in the company.
Leave the company.
This will keep happening as long as you're there.
You are so shameless.
When you think about it,
we're each holding onto a bomb.
You, to Doyun,
and I, to your mother.
Back off before I set mine off.
And if I refuse to leave?
Then...
Your mom will find out about the kidney transplant,
the fake marriage, everything.
Why her daughter's life was ruined, whose fault it was.
She'll find out everything.
I've finally figured you out,
but you must still think I'm a fool.
That's why you make these kinds of threats.
Doyun, it's me.
Let's meet right now. I need to talk to you.
The number you have dialed does not exist.
You're the one who's more desperate
not to have him find out.
Then don't do this again.
If you mess with my mom, I won't hold back anymore.
The bomb is the scariest just before it goes off.
So I wanted to take a coat.
She made me feel so embarrassed.
How could she yell at me like that in front of her?
What would her friend think of me?
She'll think you're a freeloading old woman.
- What? / - Hajin did the right thing.
Nothing is more dangerous than freebies.
It's not like I was going to accept it
because it was free.
I thought Hajin's friend was so nice, that's why...
That is nothing but an excuse.
Just taking what I paid for is the best.
But then again,
you've bled your children dry all their lives,
so you wouldn't know.
Why you old fool! What?
Are you trying to upset me on purpose?
What? Who bled who dry?
- I take that back. / - Forget it!
I'm the idiot for talking to you!
Mom, the busy time is about to start.
Where are you going?
Did you fight with my mom again?
What do you mean, fight?
She's really angry.
Are you still angry?
You are.
Don't be mad. I'm sorry.
Are you done? Do you want to brush your teeth then?
No?
Then do you want to do it when you take a bath later?
You replied.
Can you wash by yourself?
That's enough, you brat.
How long will you keep him here?
What if strange rumors fly?
What rumors? For keeping a child for a few days?
Naturally, rumors will fly if there's a kid
living with two single girls.
Who's his dad, anyway? When is he coming for him?
He'll be here soon.
We owe Black Pearl a lot.
Let's consider it as paying them back.
It'll just be for a few days.
He doesn't even know how to act cute. He's so...
Mom!
I heard you took Gaon.
I did.
Yeji shouldn't have done that.
- I'll pick him up after work. / - I'll keep him with me.
There's no need.
I heard he's Jang Yeongsu's son.
Why did she tell you that?
This happened because of me.
I can't make you take care of him.
I'll take care of it.
Let me know if he comes for Gaon.
I'll meet him myself.
You seem so determined.
I guess it'll be okay for Gaon to stay with you.
I can use him as an excuse to visit often.
Jeongu...
It's my first time seeing you since I told you how I felt.
I guess you're still thinking it over.
I'll be busy for a while,
so I can wait as long as you want.
So think for a long time and give me an answer later.
Think about it as much as you need
and answer me afterward.
Jeongu.
I don't think...
Seriously.
I hold grudges for a very long time.
I'm not nice enough
to be friends with someone who rejects me.
So take your time in giving me an answer
since our friendship will end simultaneously.
He's very skilled in threatening people.
Even if we kick out Chairman Cha,
if Doyun won't replace him or refuses to help us,
it'll be difficult to take over the company.
I know, mother.
But Doyun really seemed uninterested
in becoming the chairman.
Didn't you say you'd handle him?
Honey, he'd be pushing out his own father.
It can't be an easy decision for him.
We still have time, mother.
Minhui, maybe you are overly confident.
Trust me. I know his weaknesses the best.
I'm sorry for calling all of you directors here.
Not at all. We should come, if you beckon.
I believe everyone here today
is upset with Chairman Cha's abusive language
and the social problems that he creates.
Of course,
there's a big problem with his management skills too.
My mother will propose
the chairman's removal at the next board meeting.
His successor...
Will be CEO Cha Doyun.
But he's still too young to become the chairman.
I know that his youth is the greatest concern for you.
But if you'd help him along the way,
wouldn't he be able to do a good job?
Naturally, you would all be promised
as much authority as the assistance you provide.
What happened?
What did Minhui say to the directors?
Well...
She said to remove Chairman Cha Deokbae
and have CEO Cha Doyun replace him.
Why that... Goodness!
I knew it.
Will you attend Dream Gold's
investment announcement?
What's the point?
It'll just be a celebration for your mother-in-law.
These are proxy statements from minor shareholders.
Once the investment is confirmed, I can get more.
That will be enough for you to safeguard your position.
You and your wife are funny.
The wife meets the directors in order to
kick out her father-in-law,
and you're here scamming your father.
You make a great pair.
What do you mean?
Great going!
You're a moron if you
don't know what your wife is doing,
and if you knew, you're no son of mine.
CEO.
It is true that your wife met with some directors.
Is it also true that she proposed
removing the chairman?
Yes.
What on earth is she doing?
Hajin, I need you to do me a favor.
We need to bring a VVIP the new menu item model,
but they want you to come yourself and market it.
Where should I go?
- The lobby of L Hotel. / - L Hotel?
Where are you going?
I was on my way to see you.
What a perfect timing.
You seem angry with me.
I wonder why.
Did you meet with directors today?
To be exact, I called them in.
I made it clear that I will not take over as chairman.
- You must. / - Minhui.
That's the only way you can protect
your father and mother.
If you leave your father like that,
it's a matter of time before he is removed.
You know the shareholders are unhappy with him.
Must you put LK at risk in order to protect him?
He's the one who created LK to begin with.
That's why everyone let him rule
like the tyrant he's been.
Don't you think about your mother?
What about Hyerin?
It's for everyone.
Regardless of what you do,
my mother will have your father removed.
You must become the chairman
to protect your father.
Why don't you see that?
Think about Hyerin.
Think about your mother too.
She's been afraid of your father all this time.
She can't fight back, even if
Taeyun's mother insults her.
- Let's stop. / - It's for our child.
Doyun.
You agreed to be a real couple.
I...
I want to have your child.
Not a child that you love as your own child...
But your real child.
A child...
Who will inherit LK Group...
That you will build up.
(L Hotel)
I'll be waiting.
If it is for our future...
I'll use all of your weaknesses.
If I have your child,
that child will be your biggest weakness,
bigger than Hyerin or your mother.
Hello, madam.
I have an appointment, so...
That appointment is with me.
Sit.
CEO Cha Doyun is headed toward the hotel.
You refused to leave the company, right?
It's my company and my job.
You plan to take this all the way, is that it?
How much do you need to see?
How much must I show you that Doyun is not
the same man he was 8 years ago, for you to give up?
Can't you just ask me once?
Whenever you want something,
all you do is make threats.
Why don't you ever think about asking sincerely?
Asking?
Me? To you?
To someone like you?
Whenever you do this,
you make me seriously worry about letting Doyun go
to be with someone like you.
Then what's about to happen now
will be another threat to you.
- Your threats won't work on me... / - Not me.
It'll be Doyun's threat.
What?
We're married. It's different from 8 years ago.
Back then, I got between you two
but now, you're the one
who's breaking up our family.
You're the unwelcome guest.
So watch carefully.
See who's the one interfering and
getting between Doyun and me.
Where are you going?
Doyun is on his way here.
You see, it's our wedding anniversary.
Why are you so shocked?
It's common for a married couple
to get a hotel room to celebrate
their wedding anniversary.
Don't tell me
you thought our marriage was a front, did you?
Ask Doyun in front of me.
Find out for yourself!
(First Love Again)
Jay Reeders will be in attendance today, right?
I finally get to see his face.
- What happened? / - Doyun's about to get kicked out.
Find out how Dream Gold obtained that information.
Don't come closer. Don't take another step.
I know for sure now that you've changed.
Fine, Doyun. That was my last attempt.
Whatever I do now, you brought it upon yourself.
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The Biblical basis for modern science. (Creation Magazine LIVE! 6-03) - Duration: 28:30.
How did science begin? What sort of a worldview provides a basis for studying nature?
The Biblical basis for modern science, this week on Creation Magazine LIVE!
Welcome to Creation Magazine LIVE! My name is Richard Fangrad.
and I'm Calvin Smith. Now this week on Creation Magazine LIVE our topic
is, the biblical basis for modern science. Now there have been countless books,
papers and articles written on the relationship between Christianity and science. In this
next half hour we're going to, hopefully, summarize and simplify that whole discussion
by examining how science got off the ground to start with.
If that sounds like a monumental task, stick around. To begin, we can certainly admit that
many people see science and Christianity as incompatible. One of the more famous people
to weigh in on this topic was the late evolutionary paleontologist Stephen J. Gould. In a 1997
essay titled "Non-Overlapping Magisteria" (or NOMA) for Natural History magazine, Gould
writes this, "The net of science covers the empirical universe: what is it made of (fact) and why
does it work this way (theory). The net of religion extends over questions of moral meaning
and value. These two magisteria do not overlap, nor do they encompass all inquiry (consider,
for starters, the magisterium of art and the meaning of beauty). To cite the arch cliches,
we get the age of rocks, and religion retains the rock of ages; we study how the heavens
go, and they determine how to go to heaven." All right well that's very eloquent and sounds good. Science
is about things that we can observe and faith is about things that cannot be observed. Atheist
blogger PZ Meyers takes it a step further saying, "Science and religion are incompatible.
Simply completely, irreconcilably incompatible." Yes well you must wonder what he thinks was going on
in the heads of the founders of modern science. Many of them were founded by believers in
creation. You can see a sample here, there are famous names in the fields of Physics,
Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Astronomy, Mathematics and others. All of these people and many more
of the founders of science believed in creation. We actually did a show a couple of years ago
that we called, "Famous creationists, from Newton to Sarfati" where we highlighted
just a few of them, in the time we had, but for most of that half hour show we had a scrolling
list of creation scientists in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can see it
online at creation.com/cml4-15 Now, if science and religion are really
incompatible, were these people schizophrenic? No, they believed the Bible and they did good science.
Historians of science disagree with Gould and PZ Meyers. They point out that modern
science first flourished under a Christian world view while it was stillborn in other
cultures like in ancient Greece, China and Arabia.
That's because the basis of modern science depended on the assumption that the universe was made
by a rational Creator. An orderly universe makes perfect sense only if it were made by
an orderly Creator. For example, evolutionary anthropologist and science writer Loren Eiseley
stated, "The philosophy of experimental science … began its discoveries and made
use of its methods in the faith, not the knowledge, that it was dealing with a rational universe
controlled by a creator who did not act upon whim nor interfere with the forces He had
set in operation… It is surely one of the curious paradoxes of history that science,
which professionally has little to do with faith, owes its origins to an act of faith
that the universe can be rationally interpreted, and that science today is sustained by that
assumption." You can see in that quote that as an evolutionist that
Dr Eisley is surprised by what his research into the history of science actually revealed. But,
this shouldn't be surprising to Christians. We can confidently say that what we see in
God's world agrees with what we read in God's Word, so there isn't going to be
a contradiction between the two since, since the same God who made the world also wrote
the Word. But if you have a distorted view of who God
is and what the Bible is, obviously, you're not going to see it that way; you'll compose
something like Gould's NOMA idea. Okay, but why did science develop under a
Christian worldview and not others? It's not surprising why it did when we look at
why science works at all, really. There are some essential features that make science possible, and they
just didn't exist in non-Christian cultures. So we're going to look at some of these after a short break. And we'll see you in just a moment...
Did you know that the rock layers in the Grand
Canyon provide strong evidence for the Biblical Flood?
The Grand Canyon, with its distinctive layers exposed in the canyon walls, has been carved
through a high plateau. However, if we follow the layers into the eastern part of Arizona,
we see the same rock units about a mile lower in elevation. In this area, we see significant
folding of the layers. According to conventional geology, this uplift
and folding occurred long after the sediments had hardened into rock, so it should have
caused significant fracturing of the rocks. But this is not what we find. Instead, it
appears that the layers—which supposedly represent 300 million years of earth history—have
undergone plastic deformation, without fracturing. This suggests the sediments were soft and
unconsolidated when they bent. This contradicts evolutionary earth history, but it fits nicely
with the layers forming during the Biblical Flood and being bent before they had become
hard rock. To find out more from Creation Ministries
International visit our website Creation.com.
OK if you've just tuned in, this week we are talking about the biblical basis for modern science. Now much of the content for this week's
program comes from a great article by Dr Jonathan Sarfati titled, "The Biblical roots of modern
science". You can read it online at creation.com/roots Read that article for details that we won't
have time to cover in this half hour. Right, now we've mentioned that there are aspects of
a Christian worldview that actually make science possible, and they don't exist in non-Christian cultures.
So what are they? We have a list of 8 of them. The first one is: There is such a thing as
objective truth. Objective truth refers to something that is true for all people regardless
of their feelings or beliefs. Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth,
and the life. No man comes to the Father except through me." That's an objective truth, it applies to everyone regardless of beliefs or feelings.
But postmodernism, for example, denies objective truth.
One example is, "What's true for you isn't true for me." It's all about subjective
truth. Another postmodern claim is, "There is no truth"—so is that statement true?;
or "We can't know truth"—so how do they know that? That worldview collapses on
itself and could never be the basis of science. Right, it just folds in on itself. Number 2: The universe is real. This sounds
kind of obvious, but many eastern philosophies believe that the universe is an illusion; that a physical
universe doesn't exist. There's no point in trying to investigate an illusion by experimenting
on it, it doesn't work. The universe is real, because the Bible makes it clear that God created a real physical
heavens and the earth. Number 3: The universe is orderly. If there
is no creator, or if Zeus and his gang were in charge, or if there are gods constantly
warring among themselves, there would be no basis for the assumption that their universe
is going to be orderly. It would all depend on who's in charge of the universe this week. So some
Eastern religions teach that the universe is a great "Thought". Well, I guess it could
change its mind then couldn't it? Yes, sure. Hebrews 13:8 describes God as, "the same
yesterday, today and forever", that's a good basis for the assumption that the universe that
He created will operate according to fixed laws, that He put in place, that don't change. Because God doesn't change.
A fundamental facet of science is deriving laws that provide for predictable outcomes.
And this is possible only because the universe is actually orderly, so an experiment you do yesterday will be the same as today and the same as tomorrow. It's necessary for science.
Number 4: The universe is ordered in such a way that it can understood by humans through
investigation and experimentation. Now if the universe just popped into existence all by
itself, on what basis would you expect it to be ordered? And ordered in such a way that
humans can perceive the order? It's an assumption that you have to make in order to do science.
And once again, the Bible provides a basis for making that assumption: God is sovereign,
He created an actual physical universe and gave humans the abilities and responsibility
to manage the Earth. So humans must be able to understand the creation since God commanded
us to manage it. Also, He was free to create as He pleased. So the only way to find out
how His creation works is to investigate and experiment.
Number 5: Man can and should investigate the world, because God gave us dominion over His
creation. So creation isn't divine. We don't need to sacrifice to the forest god when you cut
down a tree, or appease the water spirits to measure its boiling point. Rather, as Kepler
said, his scientific thoughts were "thinking God's thoughts after Him." I love that, thinking God's thoughts after Him.
And number 6: Man can initiate thoughts and actions, they are not merely the results of deterministic
laws of brain chemistry. This is a deduction from the biblical teaching that man has both
a material and immaterial aspect. The immaterial aspect of man means that he is more than matter.
In the same way his thoughts aren't bound by the makeup of his brain.
But if "thought" is just the results of the laws of chemistry playing around in our brains,
as some evolutionists have stated, then there's no basis for making this assumption, and therefore,
no basis for doing science. Right, so number 7: Man can think rationally and logically,
and that logic itself is objective. Now this is a deduction from the fact that people were
created in God's image, and from the fact that Jesus, the Second Person of the Trinity,
is the logos, as it says in John 1:1–3. If evolution were true, then there would be
selection only for survival advantage, not necessarily for rationality. One more assumption
that makes science possible is the final one is that: Results should be reported honestly. Now there's obviously a clear biblical
basis for that because God has forbidden lying. But if evolution were true, then why not lie?
It is not that surprising that scientific fraud is an increasing problem. It's not
that atheists can't be moral, but they have no objective basis for this morality from
within their own system. So there are some of the assumptions required
to do science, all of which have a reasonable basis within a Christian worldview. And when we
get back we'll show how those assumptions provided the basis for science to begin and grow.
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On this week's episode we are talking about the biblical basis for modern science. And we
just finished outlining several assumptions required for science. For more details see
the article "Why does science work at all?" at creation.com/whyscience
Allright, given that the Christian worldview provides a reasonable basis for those assumptions it's
no wonder that it was, for the most part, people with that worldview who got modern
science going, got it off the ground. Sociologist and author Rodney Stark affirmed,
"Science was not the work of western secularists or even deists; it was entirely the work of
devout believers in an active, conscious, creator God." Now that has got to be an astounding
statement to most of today's non-Christians who see Christianity as a religion for people
who don't think. To the modern mindset, as indicated
by the quotes we sampled a few minutes ago, science and religion are incompatible! So
discoveries like this one by historians of science are shocking to them.
Well science is incompatible with most religions, but not Christianity.
It's incompatible with atheism. Atheistic beliefs provide no basis for doing science.
Which is kind of ironic. Yes. It is. Okay, let's take a look back through
history now to see how a biblical understanding of the universe spurred scientific discovery
and invention. The Middle Ages stretched from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the fifth
century up to the fifteenth century merging with the Renaissance at that time.
And that period used to be called the "Dark Ages", but responsible historians recognize
that it was far from dark. It was a period of great scientific advances; results of the
logical thought patterns of the Scholastic philosophers of the Church, and the inventiveness
and mechanical ingenuity developed by people in monasteries actually.
James Hannam, who has a Ph.D. in the History of Science, from the University of Cambridge
in the UK, wrote, "During the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church actively supported a great
deal of science, which it also kept control of when speculation could impinge on theology.
Furthermore and contrary to popular belief, the Church never supported the idea that the
earth was flat, never banned human dissection, never banned zero and certainly never burnt
anyone at the stake for scientific ideas. … Popular opinion, journalistic cliché
and misinformed historians notwithstanding, recent research has shown that the Middle
Ages were a period of enormous advances in science, technology and culture. The compass,
paper, printing, stirrups and gunpowder all appeared in Western Europe between AD 500
and AD 1500." Well that's amazing! Here's another historian of science
who sees that the church was at the forefront of scientific discovery.
Moving forward, toward the end of the middle ages the church was a mess. It had blended
many man-made ideas and superstitions into the teaching of the church obscuring basic
truths. While Europe in the Middle Ages still had a Judeo-Christian world view, it took
the Reformation to recover the high view of Scripture that the early church had.
With this came the recovery of a plain or historical-grammatical understanding of the
Bible, recovering the understanding of the New Testament authors and most of the early
Church Fathers. This turned out to have a huge positive impact on the development of
modern science. Peter Harrison, formerly a professor of history and philosophy at Bond
University in Queensland, Australia, he was at one time the Professor of Science and Religion at the University
of Oxford, he wrote this, "It is commonly supposed that when in the early modern period individuals
began to look at the world in a different way, they could no longer believe what they
read in the Bible. In this book I shall suggest that the reverse is the case: that when in
the sixteenth century people began to read the Bible in a different way, they found themselves
forced to jettison traditional conceptions of the world."
Elsewhere he wrote, "Strange as it may seem, the Bible played a positive role in the development
of science. … Had it not been for the rise of the literal interpretation of the Bible
and the subsequent appropriation of biblical narratives by early modern scientists, modern
science may not have arisen at all. That's astounding! In sum, the Bible and its literal interpretation have
played a vital role in the development of Western science."
Now we're going to continue with more when we get back and it's going to be surprising to you....
Evolutionists have long proposed that nearly all our DNA—98%— is junk; that it has no function whatsoever. They said this because
evolution needs lots of junk DNA for three reasons. Firstly, there are too many mutations, which
damage us, but if nearly all of them occur in DNA that is junk DNA, then they are less of
a problem. Secondly, if mutations---accidental changes---created
us, then accidents cannot create DNA with 100% function; this would be unbelievable.
Thirdly, if mutations created us, they must have occurred in lots of DNA that had no function,
to allow lots of experimentation without damaging the existing functions.
However modern science reveals that nearly all of our DNA actually has a function is
a huge problem for evolution. Creationist scientists have doubted the junk
DNA idea all along, although because we live in a fallen world, they expected to find
some damaged DNA that might appear to be junk—but not much.
To find out more from Creation Ministries International visit our website CREATION.com.
OK our subject this week is the biblical basis for modern science. Now we've looked at how
the Christian worldview provided a solid philosophical basis for science, now we're looking at
scientific advancement throughout history, let's continue with that. Yes now non-Christians experts in the history of science
agree that it was by taking the Bible straightforwardly (or literally)—taking the text as the author
intended—led to a dramatic advancement in science. Stephen Snobelen, Assistant Professor
of History of Science and Technology, University of King's College, in Halifax, Canada, writes
in a similar vein, and also explains the somewhat misleading term "literal interpretation".
He writes, "Here is a final paradox. Recent work on early modern science has demonstrated
a direct (and positive) relationship between the resurgence of the Hebraic, literal exegesis
of the Bible in the Protestant Reformation, and the rise of the empirical method in modern
science. I'm not referring to wooden literalism, but the sophisticated literal-historical hermeneutics
that Martin Luther and others (including Newton) championed."
He even mentions Newton. Amazing. And Professor Snobelen explains the reasons why scientists
started to study nature in the same way they studied the Bible. So, just like they studied
what the Bible really did say, rather than imposing outside philosophies and traditions
on it, they also studied how nature really did work, rather than accepting philosophical
ideas about how it should work, which was similar to allegorizing readings of Scripture
to make it say what they think it should say. He writes, "It was, in part, when this method
was transferred to science, when students of nature moved on from studying nature as
symbols, allegories and metaphors to observing nature directly in an inductive and empirical
way, that modern science was born. In this, Newton also played a pivotal role. As strange
as it may sound, science will forever be in the debt of … biblical literalists.
It's amazing! Wake up Richard Dawkins! Can't you just hear the screams of all those angry atheists out there that we run into quite a bit, comments on the show, who want nothing to do with God?
People who dream of the "eradication of Christianity" (as one atheist who wrote
in through our website put it), they're convinced that Christianity is 'holding
back scientific progress' and is a backwards religion and it's actually the very opposite. Exactly.
We should clarify that when we talk about science we're not referring to evolution.
Evolution isn't science, it's a history. It's a belief about what has gone on in
the past; an attempt to explain the universe naturalistically (without God). It has nothing to do with observable science. Right.
That is incompatible with Christianity, and it's incompatible with science also. If we want
to do this visually, here's Christianity and its origins account (recent creation),
here's science, and here's evolution beginning with a big bang and ending with people. Science
as we've been discussing here goes with the Bible and Christianity.
So you've got Christianity, the Bible and science on one side and evolution all by itself
over here. Science, logic, reason, all that good stuff fit with Christianity while evolution
can't even account for any of it. Of course that's not what everyone is taught
today, is it? Not at all.. You have to dig a little,
but not too much, it's not like these books and papers we've been quoting from here are kept
in secret vaults where only a few people have access to it.
It's a sad comment really on the education system where people are only taught one view: "evolution
is scientifically supported and Christianity is anti-scientific", or that "it is a
non-overlapping magisteria and incompatible with science." That type of thing.
Hey, that's why we do this show right?! To educate people with truth.
So let's get back to our history lesson here, let's continue with that. Professor Harrison, who we quoted
from just a little while ago, has researched another commonly overlooked factor in the development of science, get this;
belief in a literal Fall and a literal first Adam. That's right.
Founding modern scientists, including Francis Bacon, reasoned that the Fall not only destroyed
man's innocence, but also greatly impaired his knowledge. Right.
The first problem, man's innocence was remedied by the innocent Last Adam, Jesus Christ—His sacrifice enabled
our sin to be transferred to Him, and His righteousness (His perfect sinless life) to
be transferred to believers in Him, as stated in 2 Corinthians 5:21, one of my favorite verses. Having Christ's perfect
life be imputed to you is the only way to get to Heaven.
But as for recovering what they believed to be Adam's encyclopedic knowledge, they looked
to science. And we'll let Professor Harrison explain why when we get back.
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have produced thousands of articles now available in a massive online database.
Some of the topics covered include:
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type of change that is observed in living things has absolutely nothing to do with evolution.
Got questions? Get answers at Creation.com
Welcome back. If you just tuned in this week we're looking at the biblical basis for
modern science. Science was advanced through the belief in
a literal Fall of a literal first man Adam. For the reasons why we turn to Professor Peter Harrison,
professor of history and philosophy at Bond University in Queensland, Australia and formerly
Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford. He writes, "New [sic] literal
readings of the creation narratives in Genesis provided 17th century thinkers with powerful
motivating images for pursuing the natural sciences. Adam was thought to have possessed
a perfect knowledge of all sciences, a knowledge lost to posterity when he fell from grace
and was expelled from the Garden of Eden. The goal of 17th century scientists such as
Francis Bacon and his successors in the Royal Society of London was to regain the scientific
knowledge of the first man. Indeed, for these individuals, the whole scientific enterprise
was an integral part of a redemptive enterprise that, along with the Christian religion, was
to help restore the original race to its original perfection. The biblical account of the creation
thus provided these scientists with an important source of motivation, and in an age still
thoroughly committed to traditional Christianity, the new science was to gain social legitimacy
on account of these religious associations." And elsewhere he writes, "For many champions
of the new learning in the seventeenth century, the encyclopaedic knowledge of Adam was the
benchmark against which their own aspirations were gauged. … The experimental approach,
I shall argue, was deeply indebted to Augustinian views about the limitations of human knowledge
in the wake of the Fall, and thus inductive experimentalism can also lay claim to a filial
relationship with the tradition of Augustinianism." So there is a remarkably solid connection
between the Bible, and the Christian worldview and the origin and rapid development of modern
science. Yes. So, let's review what we've said. God-haters
often ridicule the Bible, especially its account of creation. But …
Science requires certain presuppositions to work at all, and these are found in the Bible.
Europe in the Middle Ages, with its general Christian world view, saw great advances in
science and technology. The Reformation, with its emphasis on the
authority of Scripture and a historical-grammatical understanding, led to a great leap forward
in science as these methods of studying the Bible were carried over into the study of
nature. Belief in a literal first man, Adam, and his
Fall, inspired science as a means to rediscover knowledge Adam had before the Fall.
And finally, it is futile to expect continued fruits of the scientific enterprise while
undermining its roots in biblical Christianity. Right, and that last point is interesting. The roots of Christianity...well not the roots...Christianity is being
undermined today all over the place, not just in scientific fields where it's been tossed out. No, no we can't allow conclusions that might end up with the supernatural
because 'that's not scientific' and... Well and the scripture says you know the truth becomes a lie and lie becomes the truth, etc.
and here we have proof from secularists admitting that in order to do science properly you need to have that correct mindset
and yet all I hear from atheists and skeptics all the time is you guys are totally non-scientific, you don't believe in science, and as we've actually shown in certain quotes
on this show a couple of times is that science has often been re-defined as...Naturalism...something that equates to naturalism. It's just ridiculous...
Amazing. Creation Magazine LIVE! We get a lot of information from former articles in Creation magazine.
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Next week on Creation Magazine LIVE: Using the Bible to defend the Bible. See you then...
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Paolozzi Underground - Duration: 22:18.
I think Eduardo Paolozzi is one of the most interesting, important, and relevant artists
from Britain in the second half of the twentieth century.
Paolozzi is one of those artists who's been one of the founding figures of Pop Art.
There's much to discover about Paolozzi, he's still much underrated
I have a suspicion people on the Central line platforms have been picking bits of mosaic off as souvenirs
for about 23 years
If I was to try and remember what drew me to them: it was colour.
They give that vibrancy and that life and they're part of our history.
The tube has always been about more than just getting people from A to B
it's a part of London, it's how London grows.
It's a massive civil engineering project so what we're doing
is - you know insignificant - but it's really important and it's really interesting.
Tiling the ceilings, tiling the floors, electrical kind of conduit going up,
running electrical wires everywhere
With it being so fragile, we just took our time
didn't want to rush it, there was no rush, we didn't need to rush, just to get it back as it should be.
Eduardo Paolozzi was born in 1924 in Leith, the port of Edinburgh
he moved to London very quickly after the war becoming a
practitioner who worked very intuitively
to find his own way in the art world.
He lived in Paris, he met the surrealists
and very very quickly became one of the most important artists from Britain.
I met him actually when he was old and rather ill,
and couldn't actually speak any more but he
came to the Tate Gallery where I was working as a curator,
I remember taking him through the
galleries and he sort of indicated that he
wanted to stop in front of a drawing by Picasso
and he managed to heave himself out of the wheelchair
to come and have a look at this drawing.
It was an extremely moving moment for this man who was such an important artist himself
reduced as he was but still very very involved mentally with with this world.
I think Eduardo Paolozzi was an extremely generous artist.
a lot of his artworks were actually conceived and made for the public sphere,
not just to be enjoyed by the few,
but actually to be interacted with by the many
I think that's what attracted him to the mosaic as a medium and to
the idea of making public works of art
for one of the busiest places in London.
The work that Paolozzi undertook in the 80s at Tottenham Court Road
of course was part of a bigger program by the underground at the time.
Paolozzi was involved in these mosaics from concept
through to actual execution and construction on the station between 1981 and 1984.
station in between 1982 on the 1984
They're scattered throughout the station
at all three levels of the station and that was
actually quite unique.
It's of course a very very large work, it covers an extremely large area,
sort of 950 square meters - and you can see a really interesting
differentiation and styles there you see
quite a more monochrome section along the
Northern nine with very regular square tesseri
which in a way Paolozzi commented at the time links back to the Northern line's identity
of course as the black line, as the more monochrome line
When you look to the central line, which is a bright red line,
we see a kind of riot of colour
But not only do you have these very long works on the platform,
you then also find them in interconnecting spaces
particular you can find a number of
moths and butterflies above doors.
There's the particularly exciting space which we often refer to as the rotunda
which is a circular space which became a bit more
representational about twenty century living.
They're probably the most significant public pop art murals
in the UK certainly, probably in Europe, and potentially in the world.
Tottenham Court Road is a really important station for us, because London's population growth
is expanding so rapidly
With Crossrail 2 coming along, and Crossrail 1
Tottenham Court Road needs to expand by about four times the size it is at the moment.
It needs to accommodate a huge amount of growth in central London
We're basically upgrading Tottenham Court Road station
it's over a hundred years old we're doing a
full overhaul and integrating it with the Crossrail tunnel.
I first heard about the new plan for the Tottenham Court Road station in 2007.
At the time, I was working as curator at the National Galleries of Scotland,
taking care of the Paolozzi collection - the team from Transport for London
actually came up to visit me in Scotland
and they really wanted to understand how the artist works and how his artworks operated.
Frankly I thought that was an excellent approach,
and that took place a long time before the actual project
at Tottenham Court Road Station started.
We were contacted in 2011 by Transport for London
who asked us to come in and
to see what they were proposing to do as part of the Crossrail development
of Tottenham Court Road Station.
And how that would affect the platforms where Paolozzi's work was
and the mosaics in the other parts of the station too.
It was a little disconcerting to see really some of the public reaction.
We had spend an awful lot of time convincing people that, you know,
these mosaics in total were not on a
barge on their way to the Essex marshes
with the rest of the Crossrail spoils!
The media's response was
slightly misleading in the sense that
it gave the impression that the all the mosaics at Tottenham Court Road
were going to be lost, or that TfL didn't take
its responsibilities for them seriously.
We were very aware of their popularity,
we were very aware of their importance, you know,
because they're important to us in London Undergound - they're part of our DNA
it took some considerable amount of time of course
for the public to realize that, you know,
we were actually enhancing and restoring the mosaics.
We were involved with everything where there was likely to be disruption
so from the Oxford Street entrance to the
mosaics over the escalators down to the platforms.
We'd made the very concious decision to keep the Paolozzi mosaics
as much as possible on the station, but
we recognized of course by moving
entrances by moving staircases that
there were quite significant aspects of
work that would need to be changed on both sets of platforms.
The question was then what were we to do
with those sections and also the areas
around them, which would inevitably be
damaged by the work that was being proposed.
Certainly talking to Toby and talking to Duncan Lamb
who of course worked on the mosaics with Eduardo Paolozzi
I think we started to
gain a real insight actually into how
Paolozzi had viewed the works themselves
and how they fitted together in
a very fluid way you know that idea of
flexibility worked in our favour when it
came to making some decisions about
actually where we might move component
parts, how we might extend component parts.
It has required excellent
photographic surveys of the mosaics in situ,
which was done before any works were undertaken.
One of the things that TfL wanted to do ever wanted to do was to salvage as many
of the tiles as possible and just reuse them
but in some cases naturally
tiles were destroyed and they had to be replaced.
We went back to Italy to talk to the
pizzas made the original tesseri
mosaics and we went through very arduous
matching to make sure that we were happy with the colours.
We would, you know, sit down with these trays of tiles and look at
the original and then look at the new one and
decide whether that was a good enough match or not and if it wasn't,
TfL went back to the manufacturer and they were asked
to see if they could make a better match.
We were really very dogged and very determined
and the craftsman as well as the Paolozzi foundation and worked on this
have really ensured that we do have that we do have
the closest possible conservation led
approach to the restoration of these mosaics.
They are there they still tell the same story
they still have the intent, as well as the original design that Paolozzi always intended them to have.
Paolozzi was a very visual person
when he grew up in Edinburgh in the 1920s and 30s,
his parents actually had a sweet shop, and there's
always arrangement of colourful sweets of
colourful wrappers of all kinds of
advertisements that would have been
arranged into form that was repurposed
and I think that playful approach to
shape, to colour, to form is very dear to Paolozzi.
One of the main themes in the work of Eduardo Paolozzi is the idea of collage.
He loved magazines, he loved newspapers,
and he loved the images and the
photographs in these magazines and very
often these images that were torn out of
popular magazines and out of vernacular
culture would be then collaged together
to make new images and to make new forms and shapes.
He was to a certain extent a pioneer of that in Britain
Paolozzi is one of those artists who has been one of the founding figures of pop art.
These are very strong and relevant images to London
to the changing times of the nineteen eighties and the growing consumer electronics boom,
but also they're still so relevant now I feel to our lives
to the sense of where does the human fit in the city
in the urban jungle there's a man that's running in
the rotunda which Paolozzi described almost at the everyman, the Orwellian commuter
that's you running through the station every day as you live your life.
Paolozzi would return to
ideas or to images which he had first used many many years before
but modernizing them to a certain extent, and recasting them.
So the only area really that didn't see any significant physical changes,
the rotunda at the bottom of the escalators
The most complex issue for us was how to deal with the areas over the escalators
where we couldn't keep the arches in situ.
An entire physical area of the station was
going it was being removed as part of
the reconstruction. The new ticket hall
is six times the size of the original
even the roof was going at that part of the station.
We've come up with a really wonderful response
which is to move those fragments to Edinburgh which
is a University where Paolozzi both
studied in 1943, but also taught later as a professor.
And allow those students to take on that
challenge of what is the correct thing to do
when you remove a work of art from its
original in situ location.
I think all of the trustees were extraordinarily impressed by TfL.
They considered the mosaics to be an important part of the station
and then they were prepared to spend the time and the money to preserve them as best they could.
Mosaics are a very very old technique that in Europe have a
very strong tradition that actually has
a lot to do with Italy.
They have a tremendous lifespan they're not just
images they are actually tactile haptic
things that have a beautiful quality to
them that shine and glisten in the light
We see larger irregular shapes as
well as a lot of iridescence, sort of real
rich, jewel like quality to the mosaic.
I think that quality of having a certain
sparkle and a certain magic to them is
something that attracted Paolozzi.
The idea of decoration and public space is
quite an interesting one, and I think
by using mosaic which is something that
of course a very long history of uses as
a form of public declaration in civic buildings
Paolozzi was saying that these spaces are worthy of that amount of decoration, of joy,
of bringing this texture.
Paolozzi was a very very confident artist
I think he knew what he wanted, and he knew what he was interested in.
It is really the idea of man and machine
and it's also the idea of pattern and ornament
that almost plays like a background music
and I think that notion of music, of music rhythm, of syncopation
is really reflected in the almost jazzy composition of Paolozzi's Tottenham Court Road murals.
The Paolozzi mosaics are amazing
but there are some signature pieces that
we looked to protect in particular and
they had to be relocated on other parts of the station.
The 'Church Window' at it's - kind of - notionally called
is one particularly important piece
I consider it anyway at least to be a sort of
introduction to what you are about to
descend into when you go down into the Paolozzi mosaics.
As part of the redevelopment the building itself, that entrance, had to be demolished
and therefore we had to salvage the mosaic in one piece
get it out of there and put it somewhere sensible where it can be kind of appreciated.
We found this wonderful alcove
that's part of the lower tunnels that have been
created in the upgrade work where we'd be able
to place the whole arch structure with
good lighting applied to it.
If you draw a straight line it would probably be six stories underground basically
and then obviously turned around 180 degrees but
in doing that it's gone out onto the
street around into a yard down a lift shaft
Well I've been in this game 37 years and it's the first time I've sliced a mosaic off the wall!
The first challenge is how do you physically cut sort of a 30mm mosaic slither off the wall
and keep it in one piece
keeping in mind that it's two meters wide
three meters high
The first meeting was just kind of pointing at this thing on the wall and
said this needs to be moved as one
downstairs seven floors. I thought 'yeah, I can definitely do that!'
The plans for moving the object
changed quite a lot and it was quite a
collaborative process - ultimately it was decided that we were going to use
a lifting frame - it actually simplified the job.
For it to get downstairs
it did go through pretty much every
movement you could imagine - every
possible movement, upside, downside, across, angles...
So all of those stresses are
acting on this mosaic in different ways
that it's never been expected to
perform in, so the idea was to build a
cradle it would act in taking all of
those stresses away from the mosaic itself
and acting on the frame rather than the mosaic.
Initially, we thought it would be fairly
simple I think - that certainly wasn't the
case as we've got further in on the job.
The specialist art handlers are very
used to having control of the process
doing it their own way, having a calm
environment a clean environment a lot of
time to work with which we can't
accommodate as easily just being a
construction site
we're targeting some pretty hard dates
with Crossrail planned to open up in
the near future.
Crossrail is a massive engineering project, and there's so many parts to it.
What we're doing is - in a way, you know insignificant in terms of the sort of stuff that TWN have been doing,
but, you know, it's really important and it's really interesting.
There's a real onus on speed and
execution for construction and time is money,
whereas you know it's is for us but
there are certain other factors that have to be
considered a lot more like looking after the object correctly.
The first process was to document the mosaic thoroughly
We did like loads of rubbings, loads of photographs so it was
really well documented in case it had kind
of completely collapsed or shattered and
we might have had to like restore it completely.
It was clean initially just to remove
any kind of residual dirt and dust
that was just on the surface that would stop
the adhesive layers that we were putting on top bonding properly to the surface of the tesseri
and then the paraloid layer which is the first layer that went on
with the Japanese tissue on, that was a - almost like an extra skin to the
mosaic tesseri before all the other materials went on.
The silicon layer was to take out any vibrations and dangerous movement.
The way I thought about it was that it
was like building a wall - a removable and
reversible wall onto the face of the
mosaic so that when you cut away the
back you created a really strong
structural wall in front of it that
would support the mosaic. The problem being
that as we took it off the wall it had to go
facedown and in that process that it's
spanning three meters there's a there's
a lot of room for the middle of the
mosaic to kind of kind of slump quite a lot
so we we definitely needed a frame that was
rigid enough to take all those stresses away
and minimize those so as to reduce
cracking in the actual mosaic itself.
Cutting something like that off the wall presents an interesting challenge
We're cutting 30 mm - it's nothing - and
we're cutting with a diamond wire that's 10mm thick
It is a wire, it can wave as it goes through
the mosaic so there's a huge
amount of risk.
We protect it to maximum levels, so that nothing can go wrong
in theory.
Of course we can have terrible accidents.
You know, in this instance, you've suddenly got about a ton and a half which
once you cut it off the wall is just
kind of floating in mid air.
What you think about when you're lifting
something is where you want it to go and
how the object going to behave.
First thing you want to do is get it down to
the ground as soon as possible because
as soon as it's on the ground
then you're safe, essentially.
The day we took this out of the ground floor
we started demolishing the building
so time was of the essence.
We got it off the wall, put it onto a dolly and brought it round to our yard.
The final challenge was getting it underground.
Seeing that item come off and dropping down
I say dropping - very carefully being moved down the lift shaft
was a real tense moment for the whole team.
Part of it's trusting what we've done and how we've wrapped it.
and we know what tolerance it can take, we know
the protection we gave it should have meant
it could tolerate almost any movement
So in terms of the installation of the object that was the tricky bit.
and obviously then it's a bit that everyone
wants to see as well, so suddenly you have a
much bigger crowd which is always, always good fun
We were completely blind to the piece obviously.
We couldn't actually see any tesseri.
My only nerves were that our system of recording the
level were correct was the only thing at
the back of my line was "oh gosh is it
exactly as it's meant to be and where it's meant to be."
You wouldn't want to havein posterity
a slightly wonky sculpture
that you've installed that you can show to all of your children!
Yeah it was perfect!
it was exactly level.
Once we got it on the wall, actually taking,
we didn't know how our adhesive would come off the mosaic
and in the end it came off pretty easily to be fair.
So the restoration guys definitely knew what they were doing.
My worst fear in this whole process is
definitely unveiling it at the end and
having a big crack in it somewhere
It was lovely to see it when it was kind of
completely unveiled that was great just to
see it in its new location as kind of like a reveal.
The artwork works on so many levels
levels
you know you can read this component
part you can read it isn't analyses from
into the station if you get the chance
it's not just the pop art medium and a
media you know it's about actual the
content the story tells but also
including other outlets as well such as
the Daniel Bryan pieces
you cross my heart is coming out of all
come together to make that station
really unique environment in a train
station people are generally in such a
rush but it's it's more of them they can
be a very subconscious thing maybe we
should be a little text panel that says
where you know how much of a project it
was explained you to see available such
around it could become lighting but it
feels like it's got its own kind of
gallery almost in that that's where what
I do enjoy the most is really when you
seen passengers stopping and they're
just a maid fire which is always denied
reminder of what you manage to leave
behind together that we made a good
thing
lastly 20 years time do you have picked
up on the wall looking back on it I feel
professionally that we have done the
right thing by palazzi in the mosaics
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Video: Light snow lingers; sun returns later - Duration: 2:38.
SINCE YESTERDAY.
IT'S BEEN A SLOW PACE MOVING
THROUGH THE AREA.
YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THE HIGHER
SNOW TOTALS.
OVER 3 INCHES PLACES LIKE NEW
BEDFORD.
A LOT OF THAT COMING IN LATE
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
DOWN TO THE CAPE, CLOSE TO
3 INCHES OF SNOW.
ATTLEBORO THE SAME.
WORCESTER JUST OVER AN INCH.
JUST UNDER AN INCH IN BOSTON.
A FEW COMMUNITIES JUST SHY OF
2 INCHES, BUT ENOUGH TO MAKE IT
SLIPPERY THIS MORNING.
ONE EXCEPTION, THIS IS WILL
PIVOT NORTHWARD SO IT WILL SHUT
OFF FROM SOUTH TO NORTH IN THE
NEXT FEW HOURS.
WE HAVE THE LAST BAND TO GET
THROUGH.
AND IT IS WORKING THROUGH METRO
WEST RIGHT NOW INSIDE OF 495.
STILL SNOW FROM FRANKLIN UP TO
FRAMINGHAM.
THIS EXTENDS SOUTHWARD TOWARDS
PLYMOUTH AND TO THE CAPE COD
CANAL.
THIS IS GOING TO ROTATE THROUGH
THE CITY OF BOSTON.
WE HAVE LIGHT SNOW SPREADING
BACK INTO THE CITY AND ANOTHER
BATCH THROUGH THE NORTH SHORE
AND INTO SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
VISIBILITY NOT A BIG ISSUE THIS
MORNING.
AN INDICATOR THAT THE SNOW IS
FALLING FAIRLY LIGHTLY IN MOST
AREAS, BUT IT WILL SLOW YOU
DOWN.
WE ARE 28 DEGREES WITH LIGHT
SNOW.
WE HAVE A LIGHT WIND THIS
MORNING.
24 IN ORANGE, 23 IN WORCESTER.
WE'VE GOT READINGS CLOSER TO
FREEZING IN THE WORCESTER AREA
THIS MORNING.
SO ENOUGH TO MAKE IT SLIPPERY.
THIS AFTERNOON SNOW WILL MELT.
TEMPERATURES INTO THE LOW 40s,
COOLER THROUGH THE WORCESTER
HILLS AS OUR STORM LIFTS
NORTHWARD, SNOW WILL WIND DOWN.
BY 6:00 THIS MORNING, YOU CAN
SEE SNOW FROM THE CITY
NORTHWARD, BUT IT IS LIGHT.
BY 8:00, WE ARE DONE WITH THE
SNOW EXCEPT FOR EXTREME COASTAL
AREAS.
HERE, WE'LL GET CLEARING SKIES
THIS AFTERNOON.
BACK DOWN TO THE 20s.
THERE COULD BE A REFREEZE
OVERNIGHT.
TOMORROW, WE'LL STILL CLIMB IN
THE 30s TO NEAR 40 DEGREES.
BUT THAT WILL CHANGE AT THE END
OF THE WEEK.
THIS FRONT WILL CROSS THE AREA
TOMORROW AND BEHIND IT MUCH
COLDER AIR IS GOING TO BE
SETTLING IN HERE ON YOUR FRIDAY.
IN FACT, TAKE A LOOK.
ON FRIDAY MORNING WINDCHILLS OUT
THE DOOR SINGLE DIGITS AND
TEENS.
THEY WILL ONLY RECOVER INTO THE
TEENS AND 20s THROUGH THE COURSE
OF THE DAY.
COLD THROUGH THE END OF THE
WEEK.
LOOKS DRY INTO SUPER BOWL
SUNDAY.
SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY, STORMS
FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH TRY TO
GET TOGETHER.
THERE COULD BE A PERIOD OF LIGHT
SNOW SUNDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY
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Are you a watcher?
or a dancer?
WARM IT UP Stage 2
Let's practice
Step 1
Step 2
And 1
And 2
And 1
And 2
Step 3
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Dior Poison Club - Feel the space - Stage 1 - Duration: 2:07.
Are you a watcher?
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FEEL THE SPACE Stage 1
Let's practice
Step 1
Now you add this
Step 2
And 1
And 2
And 1
And 2
Step 3
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Wake Up Call from General Assembly Boston - Duration: 0:38.
>> WE'RE HERE DOING TECH
TRAINING FOR STUDENT CAREERS
THAT THEY LOVE.
>> GOOD MORNING, EYEOPENER!
EMILY: GOOD MORNING.
IF YOU'VE THOUGHT OF MAKING A
CAREER SWITCH, YOU DO NOT MISS
TOMORROW MORNING'S EYEOPENER.
THESE FOLKS HAVE THE INSIDE
TRACK AND WE'LL SHARE THEIR
SECRETS.
RANDY: THEY ALSO TOOK THE COURSE
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Railway budget 2017: Will train travel get cheaper? - Duration: 1:26.
This year saw the first integrated
budget where we have the railway budget
being presented with the general budget
The first combined budget of independent
India that includes the railways also
So we're going to take you through some of
the highlights of the railway budget this year
For 2017-18 the total capital and
development expenditure of railways has
been pegged at one lakh 31 thousand crores
The railway budget this year focuses on
passenger safety, capital and development works
cleanliness, among other things.
A safety fund with a corpus of rupees one lakh crore
over a period of 5 years
again as part of safety unmanned railway crossing are
expected to be eliminated by 2020
sms-based clean my coach service has
been started it is now proposed to
introduce a coach mitra facility a
single window interface to register all
coach-related complaints and requirement
step in a right direction is that they've
announced 500 stations railway stations
will be differently abled friendly with
lifts and escalators. By 2019 all coaches
of India railway will be fitted with
bio-toilets. One of the biggest
announcement was that e ticket books through
IRCTC website will not have a service
charge anymore.
But the question that still looms large
will it get any easier to get train tickets ?
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SEVERINA – KAO (OFFICIAL VIDEO HD 2017.) - Duration: 4:15.
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NBN Tech Talks - Imagine Greater Possibilities in Israel - Duration: 2:00.
the amount of investment you're seeing
here and startups and infrastructure in
everything to be a testing ground and to see
amazing growth
there's so much opportunity here
the mission is simply to bring Israeli
innovations the same technologies that we are
using here in Israel to pump water to
grow food we bring them to remote
villages if you choose to look at things
then you'll see challenges if you choose
to look at people you'll understand that the
quality of your life is improved
dramatically by moving here innovation
and change comes from this unique desire
to want to make things better you're seeing
more and more people invest their business
skills and trying to improve society
here on both the micro and macro scale
and I think we'll see more of that as the
country grows and matures social tech
is such a good
fit to the Israeli market people really do
want to cater and help out and make a
difference
you should be proud of coming to Israel
being part of Israel because Israel is
doing good things in the world
if I was hoping to lead a typical life I
wouldn't be here today if I was gonna
settle for doing what everybody else was
doing I wouldn't be here today but if I
was passionate on making a difference
then where else in the world can I
possibly be then land of milk and honey
is also the land of unparalleled
opportunity
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Challenging Beauty Standards with Mama Cāx - Duration: 2:20.
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Valinda Testimony - Duration: 2:52.
rural or urban in kelowna they do up in
aesthetics so I took the extreme
plastic / course about four years ago so
i was doing classic lashess kind of part
time for about three years very part
time maybe one or two every few days and
then I did have some one-on-one training
for about three hours on volume
and that
was about 10 months ago meeting and then
I met you and started the volume course
because I just felt completely lost like
that definitely wasn't enough for you
before you took the course
what is your thing was struggling with?
making fans like I remember when I
showed you a picture of mine and you
critiqued it
you couldn't tell if it was volume or
classic because they were very thick
almost like tree trunks
so I was never able to make very fluffy
lashes. "And do you think that have
changed since
taking the class?
yes I didn't tell anyone at work and a
few people notice that my lashes were
changing. "That's great and then kept things do
you like is the most about this course?"
I can keep
looking back and you know you can watch
it once but then you might just take one
little bit i like that can go back and
look at other parts of it i can ask
questions i usually when i'm home work
and evening
it's must be mid day for you but I
usually ask the question you answered
immediately
what were you say trying to someone looking
at doing the course?" it'll change your
lash game for sure like i used to come
home and be very very stress because I
should have had access to education but
I didn't just for whatever reasons too
busy and everything and now it's like
I'm kind of taking control of that and I
feel like I have something in my back
pocket that i can go to over and over
ride and what would you say I'd be most
helpful modules you it was something
that really surprised that he doesn't
want about at all
I'm i didn't know about bridging or
stacking that's totally NEW how to use
your tweezers
no one's ever showed me how to use
tweezers
I didn't know there was better tweezers
or different techniques i didn't know
all those techniques
those were all i think they show you one
way I don't remember learning anyways
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Military chiefs of S. Korea and U.S. reaffirm to establish strong joint defense posture - Duration: 2:02.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff and his U.S. counterpart reaffirmed forming a strong
joint defense posture against North Korean provocations.
This may include deployment of Washington's strategic military assets to South Korea,
including a supercarrier and bombers.
Connie Kim has more on the prelude to the coming defense meeting.
The military chiefs of South Korea and the U.S. have reaffirmed their commitment to establish
a strong joint defense posture as North Korea's nuclear threats continue to escalate.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Wednesday its chairman Lee Sun-jin highlighted the need
to strengthen Washington's extended deterrence to tackle North Korea's threats during his
telephone talks with his U.S. counterpart General Joseph Dunford.
The first meeting of the Extended Deterrence Strategy and Consultation Group took place
in December last year, with both Seoul and Washington agreeing to regularly deploy U.S.
strategic assets to South Korea.
Dunford added the newly appointed U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis's decision to travel
to South Korea for his first official trip is a reflection of Washington's strong will
to protect its ally,... and stated the U.S. will pour efforts to strengthen the Seoul-Washington
alliance to maintain peace in the Northeast Asian region.
Amidst continuous threats from Pyongyang, including a possible test-launch of an ICBM
any time soon, a South Korean military official said that the U.S. military is mulling over
sending various strategic military assets, including the San Diego-based supercarrier
Carl Vinson and B-1B bombers.
Furthermore, the deployment is to be reportedly discussed between South Korea's defense minister
Han Min-koo and his U.S. counterpart Mattis during their first meeting later this week
in Seoul.
And ahead of Mattis' visit, the U.S. Pacific Command announced twelve F-16 fighter jets
will be deployed this month at Osan Air Base, south of the capital Seoul, and they will
be stationed for up to 9 months to monitor possible North Korean provocations.
Connie Kim, Arirang News.
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U.S. lawmakers, experts discuss U.S. policy on N. Korea at Senate hearing - Duration: 2:29.
North Korea's threat hasn't subsided, and that Washington may need to review its policy
towards the regime... according to U.S. lawmakers and experts.
Some feel a broader means of pressure would be more effective than negotiation efforts.
Kwon Soa shares with us the their views
At this year's first hearing on North Korea at the U.S. Senate's Foreign Relations Committee,...
the general consensus was that Washington's strategy for denuclearizing Pyongyang has
not yielded much success,... and that the threat has only grown.
The chair of Tuesday's meeting, cited North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's New Year's speech,...
in which Kim said the North is ready to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile.
Republican Senator Bob Corker said he believes North Korea is on its way to gaining the ability
to launch an ICBM that could carry a miniaturized nuclear warhead,... one that could reach the
U.S. mainland.
A senior researcher at the hearing criticized America's policy as a "thoroughly bipartisan
failure,"... and urged policymakers to...
...set aside the illusion of "engaging" North Korea to effect nonproliferation.
He proposed a paradigm he claimed would actually work,... calling it 'threat reduction'.
That would require a long-term strategy,... working hand in hand with allies, non-allies...
as well as unilaterally.
It would include an upgraded military defense, such as the deployment of the U.S. missile
defense system THAAD in South Korea, weakening the North's military,... as well as more cooperation
from China.
Another expert said that to counter North Korea,...
...the U.S. has to narrow the gaps with its allies and neighbors of the North,... stressing
comprehensive, omni-dimensional coordination with South Korea and Japan,... both politically
and militarily...
...stressing that Pyongyang's strategic goal is to break U.S. alliances.
Snyder also suggested that a senior envoy on North Korea should be appointed who can
report directly to the President.
He also hinted that South Korea's next president may be willing to reopen dialogue channels
with Pyongyang,... but cautioned that it's important for the U.S. and South Korea to
be on the same page when it comes to renewing efforts to deal with the North.
Currently, Seoul's stance is that denuclearization must come first, then talks.
Kwon Soa, Arirang News.
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Le Réveil des Ténèbres : Bande Annonce (Trailer) English & French Subtitles l HD HPTS - Duration: 1:47.
Since mists of time my family was intended
to make reign terror in the magic world.
This last must change and I will do all for that arrives.
Even the worst.
The Lestrange family was educated in the values of blood.
The mudblood will be killed, the traitors also.
No compassion, or pity.
Just fear and terror anything else.
Do you want to see your close relations suffering?
To be tortured or even be killied?
Or do you prefer to be as regards winner?
To be recognized as being a great wizard?
The evil forces await nothing any more but you.
Only you can decide your future.
Of what is badly or good.
But remember that your choices will have a repercussion on your life.
The good like the bad one.
I will be there to accomodate you and offer to you a better life.
52 years ago, the lord of darkness in person doesn't have makes a success of its task.
I count well finished in the forms.
This time there will any " chosen ", any survivor, any prophecy.
Just me, you and traitors.
And when we are alone, we could be to trust and continue to protest the purity of our blood, our family, our choices.
Our ancestors lost a war but we are there to take again their search.
We will fight.
The ministry will not do anything against us.
We are invincible.
I know things who could make you quiver fear, cruel things which I could make on all the people who would oppose of me.
I am not afraid of nothing,
or anyone and if you come from my dimension you could say the same things.
Then join the wake of darkness and all your life will be crowned of success.
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Railway budget 2017: Will train travel get cheaper? - Duration: 1:26.This year saw the first integrated
budget where we have the railway budget
being presented with the general budget
The first combined budget of independent
India that includes the railways also
So we're going to take you through some of
the highlights of the railway budget this year
For 2017-18 the total capital and
development expenditure of railways has
been pegged at one lakh 31 thousand crores
The railway budget this year focuses on
passenger safety, capital and development works
cleanliness, among other things.
A safety fund with a corpus of rupees one lakh crore
over a period of 5 years
again as part of safety unmanned railway crossing are
expected to be eliminated by 2020
sms-based clean my coach service has
been started it is now proposed to
introduce a coach mitra facility a
single window interface to register all
coach-related complaints and requirement
step in a right direction is that they've
announced 500 stations railway stations
will be differently abled friendly with
lifts and escalators. By 2019 all coaches
of India railway will be fitted with
bio-toilets. One of the biggest
announcement was that e ticket books through
IRCTC website will not have a service
charge anymore.
But the question that still looms large
will it get any easier to get train tickets ?
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GTA V | THE CAVE OF THE CLOWNS! - Duration: 9:49.
Do you remember the time where Clowns ran over the Streets?
They were often harmless
But what if..
There's a Killer inside of the costume instead of a harmless guy?
There's a small Forest with a cave in it where a Killer was seen recently
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There's a Discoverer who wants to to get to the bottom of the matter..
The Cave of The Clowns
So.. Let's Go..
Wow..
It's f*cking dark here..
I also feel very Uncomfortable
And..
I feel extremely observed
And here he has been Sighted?
The only thing I see is Debris and a Cave Entrance
Nothing else
*Heartbeat*
That is really strange..
I better get the car over here and take it as a Light Source
I should get some light here and it's f*cking Cold..
So the car should stand quite well
Now
Just turn on the Lights
And then I should've a good Light Source
That will go neatly on the battery
So...
Thats much better
Against a Heater I wouldn't have anything now
Oh my God..
It's f*cking cold. Much colder than outside..!
f*ck..
*Heartbeat*
I see no end of the passage..
I don't know how big this Cave is.. and what it was years ago..
Whether that is such a good idea?
Wha..
What was that Noise?
Oh man.. I start hallucinating
I think that noise came from my Car!
I don't dare to turn around
Oh my God!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck!
Oh F*ck..
I keep running deeper inside and I have no idea where I'm going
Or whether there is a second exit at all
Eh, what is this?!
A Divergency?!
F*ck.. I don't know!
I don't know..!
I should go in one direction.. I better go the right way
Maybe I can depend him there
If there's a dead end on the right way, I simply go back and turn left
God..
This can't be possible! There have to be a second Entrance!
He was just behind me!
Oh f*ck no
I have to get to the exit! I need to run to the Exit! Thats my Chance!
I'm out of breath
Aeehh..
What is That?!
The Exit is Blocked!
Why is the Exit Blocked?!
I can't get away from here I'm in a Dead End and im Trapped! The Guy is behind me! I can't get away!
I have to Impact the Barricade..!
Oh god nothing happens.. It's to stable..! I don't have a Knife or a Axe!
Oh F*ck.. No I'm in the Mess!
Please..
I
Go..
I would do everything
Please..
Go away from me..
Just stand still and don't come Closer.. Let me out of here..!
*Demonic Laughter*
Please
Please
Please
Hello, an Welcome at the End of the Video.
You Did It.
You Did It to the Endcard.
I you Enjoyed this Video
Thumb Up.
Otherwise, I'll Scratch at your Window Tonight and Punch Them
I'll be There..
If you Don't Thumb Up.
If you Haven't already..
Subscribe to my Channel
Also visit "ClashGamer - Clash Royale's" Channel..
He helped me Recording this Video with Playing the Clown.
You wonder who I am?
You don't Know my Voice?
Turn around slowly..
I'm the Guy behind You!
*Demonic Laugh*
It was Just a Joke..
As already said. If you Like this Video leave a Like on it.
Share it with your Friends..
And don't Forget. This whole Video was a Two man Production.
Only me and ClashGamer worked on this Video..
Thank You and See you Next Time..
And Don't forget my Threat..!
I'll Stand in Front of you Windows..!
Good Evening.
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Former UN chief announces he will not run for Korea's top office - Duration: 2:35.
Two major events in the political sphere today...
Former UN chief Ban Ki-moon has announced he is not going to run for the presidency...
and the National Assembly kicked off a month-long extraordinary session.
Our Ji Myung-kil has more.
It has been three weeks since former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon came back to Korea with what seemed
like presidential ambitions.
But during a press conference on Wednesday,...
Ban told reporters that he has decided not to run.
"I will give up my aspirations to achieve a change in politics and unify the country
under my leadership."
Ban said he was disappointed by the unchanged attitudes and selfishness of some politicians
and came to realize that it is meaningless to walk the same path with them.
Instead, Ban said he would devote his experiences from the UN to doing what he can for the country
as a Korean citizen.
Over at the National Assembly, lawmakers kicked off a month-long extraordinary session.
The ruling Saenuri Party urged the opposition parties to pass livelihood bills and key reform
bills.
"We urge the opposition parties to take responsibility for state affairs... and stop focusing on
presidential ambitions."
The party also vowed to dedicate itself to efforts to revise the Constitution before
this year's presidential election.
This is the first assembly session in 27 years with four political parties represented, and
things seemed to get off to a rocky start.
The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea expressed concern about lawmakers' ability
to get much done.
"The four political parties haven't agreed on anything relating to these 20 reform bills.
This is serious.
I'm afraid that under the current four-party system... some things might work out or nothing
will."
The 20 bills seek to reform Korea's conglomerates, the media and other entities, while one would
establish an agency to deal with government corruption.
Among the 20, the conservative parties have only agreed to one... which is the opposition
bloc's demand to revise the election law to lower Korea's voting age by one year to 18.
"Starting Thursday,... the leader of each party will address parliament and outline
their ideas for how to manage parliamentary business during this month's extraordinary
session.
Ji Myung-kil, Arirang News."
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A SIMPLE GUIDE TO STOP CARING SO MUCH ABOUT WHAT OTHERS THINK - Duration: 5:07.
A SIMPLE GUIDE TO STOP CARING SO MUCH ABOUT WHAT OTHERS THINK.
true: Other people judge and criticize us each and every day. Mind you, they don�t
do it nearly as much as our minds may lead us to believe, or as negatively, but they
do it, just like you do it to them.
We make judgements all the time, both negative and positive, and that�s a natural part
of life. While some people understand this and see that it has little to no bearing on
our ability to be ourselves and do what we like to do, to the majority of us, this is
a crippling reality that leaves us feeling frequently and persistently unhappy.
For the vast majority of my life, other people�s opinions of me mattered way more than they
should have or I would have liked. My pursuit of acting contributed to this problem big
time, since audition after audition not only forced me to face constant criticism, but
also regularly reminded me of what about me just wasn�t good enough to get the part.
Thankfully, I�ve since graduated from this state where virtually every outside opinion
had the power to influence my mood, decisions, and peace of mind, to one where only a select
few have that �honour.�
Yet I�ve recently made a point of working on that as well, in hopes of unlocking a state
of being where I literally no longer give a shit what others may or may not think of
me or my decisions. Please understand that the goal here is not to completely disrespect
the opinions of others � I�ll still happily seek and grow from them as they arise � but
to eliminate the unhealthy tendency to let these opinions dictate my life.
Here are some reminders and mental shifts that I�ve found to be particularly helpful
in this process so far:
Most Opinions Are Rooted in Jealousy
On the surface it may seem as though criticism is coming from a state of superiority, but
in reality it is often rooted in perceived inferiority. Someone else feels threatened
by what you are doing, and rather than focusing on how they could do something about it in
their own lives, they�ve chosen to expend their energy trying to cut you down.
The truth is, we are never superior or inferior to each other, and the sooner we choose to
respect each other�s individual journeys, lives, and passions, the quicker we�ll all
be genuinely happy.
Even Your �Failures� Took Courage
We all screw up from time to time, and in the grand scheme of things, can all learn
to appreciate each of those mishaps as vital for our maturity and growth. So when you do
next �screw up� and receive some criticism as a result, remind yourself of the courage
it took to do whatever it is that you messed up on. Choose to focus on that bravery, rather
than the unpleasant responses, and you�ll find yourself back on your metaphorical horse
of creation quicker than you can imagine.
They�re Just as Concerned as You Are
Only having the ability to be in your own body, it�s easy to believe that the world
revolves around you. But there are over 7 billion of us who see it the same way. Keep
in mind that as much as someone may have criticized you in the past, they aren�t giving you
and your decisions as much attention as you think.
Why? Because they have their own lives and concerns about what others are thinking of
them, which, from their perspective, will always be far more important.
Find What You Admire
In my particular case, where only the opinion of a select few still ruffle my feathers,
I�ve found it helpful to identify what it is about them that makes me hold them in such
esteem. Is it our extensive history? Their courage? Their accomplishments?
Whatever it is, identify it, and then rather than feeling inferior to it, choose to be
happy for what they have done, and what they have helped to trigger in your life. It may
not feel like it, but each of these people, and the opinions that they hold, all stand
as a wonderful opportunity for us to step into our own power.
Embrace the Feeling
It may feel scary at first, but the more you consciously choose to defy the restrictions
your mind is trying to place on you through a fear of outside opinion, the more addictive
it becomes.
I�m not suggesting we all become rebels, but I am suggesting that we all regain the
driver seat of our decision making process.
Do you struggle with anxiety? On February 21st, I will be launching an online course
filled with all of the tools and techniques I used to conquer anxiety. Sign up to be one
of the first to find out about the course�s release and to start receiving some anxiety
hacking tools in your inbox today!
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