- Step away.
- Sir, we can't have you
- I've got this.
Step away.
- Don't worry he was a bomb diffuser in a past life.
- Episode 5-21 is entitled Honor Thy Fathers
and it was written by Marc Guggenheim
and Sarah Tarkoff
and directed by Laura Belsey.
- Chase sent a 15 year old corpse
to my office this morning.
- What the hell?
- As the title implies
this episode is all about fatherhood
and especially with respect to Oliver
who finds himself,
once again,
a few steps behind Adrian Chase,
who is trying to undercut him
by reminding him of
his father's own troubled legacy.
- It's not like our parents were saints.
- Thea, come on.
- This entire season,
Oliver has really been grappling with,
has he done right by his father?
Was he right to even pick up the mantle of the Green Arrow?
And try to
rectify his father's wrongs
by
being a vigilante.
And this episode really brings up
those issues to the surface.
- Chase thinks that I'm a killer.
What he's doing,
this whole set up,
is him trying to convince me
that our father was the same way.
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Brock Lesnar WWE Match Off? Braun Strowman Injured! | WrestleTalk News May 2017 - Duration: 3:50.
Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News!
I'm Oli Davis.
Yesterday we brought you news of Goldberg's latest post-WWE venture - the Gold Burger.
Today's Goldberg story: how to parent your little Goldbergs.
Children tend to do what they see rather than what they're told.
A trait that becomes significantly more dangerous when what they're seeing is their dad beating
up Kevin Owens and Brock Lesnar on major WWE pay-per-views.
Leading Goldberg to recently tweet: "God help me.... after dinner my son asked
if he could choke slam his mom."
What's wrong with you, Sonberg!?
Your mother carried you in her womb for nine months.
She gave birth to you, gave you life.
You don't just chokeslam your mother.
We're Goldbergs.
You spear her, then you jackhammer.
Since beating Goldberg at Wrestlemania 33, Brock Lesnar has yet to defend his Universal
Championship.
WWE have announced The Beast Incarnate's first title defence will come at July's
Great Balls of Fire - still an actual name for a pay-per-view - and the Wrestling Observer
have been reporting his planned opponent is the Monster Among Men Braun Strowman.
Unfortunately, it seems this headlining clash of man meat is going to be postponed.
Pro Wrestling Sheet are reporting that Strowman is scheduled to be out of action following
last night's Raw taping "to undergo a minor procedure to fix some issues with his
elbow."
He's expected to be gone for four to eight weeks, meaning he'll miss the Raw-exclusive
pay-per-views Extreme Rules, where he was planned to face Roman Reigns in an ambulance
match, and Great Balls of Fire, where he would challenge Lesnar for the Universal title.
This is why Strowman appeared on last night's Raw with his arm in a sling - in storyline,
it was for a kayfabe torn rotator cuff, suffered from the most physical match of all time ever
in the history of anything at Payback against Roman Reigns - but really, it's to protect
these underlying elbow issues.
Roman's beat down of Strowman on Raw was WWE's way of writing Braun of television
while he heals up.
CageSideSeats are reporting a rumour that while Strowman hasn't been ruled out of
July's Great Balls of Fire - because the early return estimates would have him back
by mid-June - WWE will be replacing him in the Lesnar match.
If Smackdown's creative is anything to go by, it'll probably be with Heath Slater.
Braun isn't the only one out injured.
Confirming reports that she picked up an injury in the No. 1 contenders battle royal for Askua's
Women's Championship, WWE have pulled Ember Moon from the planned four-way for the title
at NXT TakeOver: Chicago later this month.
"Moon suffered a grade one shoulder sprain as a result of Asuka's ambush...Moon will
require four to five weeks to recover from the injury."
The match is expected to become a three-way, with Asuka defending against Ruby Riot and
Nikki Cross.
And confirming live reports that she picked up an injury at Sunday's Raw house show
in Liverpool, Emma's tweeted: "Just a little unlucky 😬 Thanks for all
the messages.
Waiting to see what it is...
🤞🤞🤞" Emma only made her TV in ring return on the post-Wrestlemania Raw last month
after her back injury last May, and the repackaging purgatory of her failed Emmalina gimmick.
Watch my review of this week's awful episode of Raw - I was there, so I should know.
And Titus O'Neil is being sued for allegedly beating up a WWE cameraman.
Click the videos to the left to find out more and press subscribe.
I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.
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Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from naztazia.com
Today I'm going to show you how to
create a yarn wrapped wreath. The written
pattern and supplies list is on naztazia.com
You'll need an 18 inch straw wreath,
some floral sprays or wheat, hot glue,
crochet flowers, and a nice thick yarn by
Red Heart such as their Irresistable
yarn. The pattern for the flowers is on
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new videos from me each week. First take
one of the yarn ends and hot glue it to
the back of the wreath. Turn the wreath
over and begin the process of wrapping
the wreath with the yarn. You will need
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through the center and around the wreath
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Top Banned Baby Names
23.
Medicare Number The Australian Registry of Births, Deaths,
and Marriages made a serious decision.
They decided that you cannot use your Medicare Number as your baby's name.
It is illegal.
You may have strong feelings about your Medicare number.
It might remind you of your little one in ways that no one else can imagine.
The symbolism may be deep and personal, but it doesn't matter.
You're simply out of luck there, mate.
22.
Fish and Chips In a two-for-one rebuttal, "Fish" and
"Chips" were rejected by the New Zealand authorities as the names for a pair of twins.
You're free, however, to name the family dog "tartar sauce".
I'm also guessing "Ham" and "Eggs" probably wouldn't fly.
21.
iMac, Panties, and Snort Some Australians want to name their child
"iMac" or "Panties."
No kidding.
But the government is there to stop them, at least from a legal standpoint.
Parents can't legally name their offspring "Snort," but it is hard to keep them from
calling their little ones that at home.
20.
@ Many countries have limitations on permitted
characters in legal names.
Most do not allow numerals or special characters or symbols.
There is an interesting parallel in the Chinese language to the ubiquitous "at" sign (@). In
Chinese, this @ sign is pronounced "ai-ta" and means, roughly, "love him."
To one couple, this was a beautiful sentiment and a fitting name for their son.
So they attempted to call him "@." The Chinese government said "no."
19.
Hermione, Harry Potter, and Facebook The civil registry, in the State of Sonora,
in northern Mexico, does not allow parents to name their children just anything they
want.
The authorities in Sonora have developed a list of at least 61 names that parent cannot
register for their offspring because the State deems them "derogatory, pejorative, discriminatory
or lacking in meaning."
Cristina Ramirez, the civil registry's Director, states the objective of the list as being
"to protect children from being bullied because of their name."
She goes on to say that the State wants to do "what we can from our area of responsibility."
Although the Mexican civil registries have tried informally to steer parents away from
names that the State didn't approve of, Ramirez said that this was not enough, in
her experience.
Ramirez goes on to say that "some people are saying we are attacking the liberty of
parents.
We think the names attack the superior interests of the child."
The State presumably believes it is the holder of the rights of the child rather than the
parents.
Mexican parents have a long history of assigning unusual names to their children.
They seem to continue to believe this is their right.
Someday perhaps this will be settled in court.
Often otherwise ordinary names are banned, such as Hermione, because in some places popular
culture has put a stigma upon it.
Other names are clearly considered inappropriate for a child's name, such as Hitler, Email,
Escroto (Scrotum), Batman, Robocop, Burger King, and Terminator.
Harry Potter and Facebook are also on the do-not-call-your-baby-this list.
18.
Monkey If you name your child "Monkey" in Denmark,
you'll be in big trouble.
Denmark's Law on Personal Names prohibits it.
Parents get 7000 names to choose from, and otherwise, they have to petition the government
for special permission to choose the name of their child.
The law was designed to protect children from strange names, ridicule, or "a parent's
lapse in judgment or their misguided attempts to be hip."
Names must accurately conform to the appropriate gender.
17.
Nutella France has decided to limit the names that
children can have.
A French judge ruled against the name "Nutella" for the daughter of a French couple who wanted
her name to reflect the popularity and sweetness of the sugary hazelnut treat.
The judge's reasoning was that the name would incite "mockery and disobliging remarks."
He imposed a shortening of the name to the more vanilla "Ella."
16.
Daemon "Daemon," as an alternate spelling of
"Damon," has been banned in France.
The French authorities didn't feel that it sounded French.
Rather, when Lionel and Blandine Defontaine named their son Daemon, the authorities ruled
that it sounds demonic.
The Defontaines (D-fawn-tins) were ordered to change their baby's first name.
But the Defontaines resisted and went to court, saying that the name Daemon demonstrated no
devilish overtones.
They fought the law and won.
In a rare victory, the baby was allowed to keep his name, the little demon.
15.
Schroeder The Charlie Brown character "Schroeder"
could not be named as such in Germany.
Under regulations, all child names must be approved by the Office of Vital Statistics
and "they cannot be given family names as first names."
Apparently "Schroeder" is a German family name, therefore illegal in that country as
a baby's first name.
But how good are the Schroders at playing the piano?
14.
Duncan and Harriet Money talks in Iceland.
If the baby name you want isn't on the existing National Register of Persons, you can pay
a fee and wait to see if the government will approve it.
The baby name will then go through a rigorous procedure to see if it meets Iceland's criteria
for acceptance.
First, it must not potentially lead to humiliation.
It must have characteristics peculiar to Iceland, such as only including letters from the Icelandic
alphabet and being able to conform grammatically to the Icelandic language.
Visitors are often greatly inconvenienced by such regulations.
If you are unfortunate enough to have a "C" in your name, you're out of luck, or so
young Duncan found out.
The Icelandic 32-letter alphabet does not include the letter "C." Who knew?
Not Duncan's parents.
His name was legally banned, and his parents couldn't get a passport in his name.
His sister Harriet found out that her name cannot be conjugated in Icelandic.
Her passport couldn't be renewed in her name, either.
So what finally happened?
Passports were issued to the two children, which listed their names as "Boy" and
"Girl."
13.
Venerdi Italy's name regulations are a little different.
There are limits when names are "likely to limit social interaction and create insecurity."
One Italian judge prohibited a couple from naming their child "Venerdi," which is
the Italian word for "Friday."
The judge feared that the child would be mocked.
The parents were forced to change the boy's name, and they did so.
They changed their son's first name to "Mercoledi," the Italian word for "Wednesday."
The judge was not amused.
The court ruled that the reference to "Friday" was the servant in Daniel Defoe's novel
"Robinson Crusoe," and the child shouldn't be "characterized by his role of subjection
and inferiority."
12.
Akuma There was controversy in the Japanese Prime
Minister's cabinet when the Justice Minister reacted negatively to the government's intervention
in a baby naming case.
A Japanese couple named their baby "Akuma," which means "devil" in Japanese.
The government stepped in and sought to make the name illegal.
The Justice Minister spoke out, saying, "It is not appropriate to instruct parents to
change children's names without legal basis."
Just what is the legal basis that governments use to change a parent's naming decision?
The Justice Minister couldn't find one.
But naming a baby "Akuma" became illegal in Japan.
11.
Apple The naming of children after fruits, animals,
and vegetables is illegal in Malaysia.
So, apparently is naming them after computer companies.
"Apple" is one of the banned names in this country.
Apparently, this is a core principle.
10.
Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii Another New Zealand request might have set
a record, possibly for longest baby name attempt.
But the New Zealand authorities were not amused and assumed full guardianship of the child
when it was discovered that the parents wanted to call the nine-year-old girl this whopper:
"Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii."
That's the real name submitted for approval.
Makes you wonder.
9.Gesher Gesher doesn't seem such a bad name for
a child.
Norway didn't think so, though, and disallowed it.
In fact, they sent the mother to jail and fined her $420 for using the unauthorized
name.
But the mother protested, saying that she had an excuse.
She had been told to use the Hebrew name for bridge — Gesher — as the first name for
her son, in a dream.
But Norway takes the regulation of their citizen's baby names quite seriously, hence the severe
punishments.
8.
Nirvana If you have to name a child and don't like
lists, don't have your baby in Portugal.
Portugal has a list at least 80 pages long detailing which baby names are legal and which
are illegal.
There are over 2000 names in the banned section.
"Nirvana" is one of them, both the band and the state of mind.
"Mona Lisa," too, is forbidden, as is "Hendrix."
In general, the authorities discard anything without a distinctly Portuguese flavor.
"Kathleen" is right out.
There is no "Pablo," interestingly enough.
You cannot name your child "Sayonara," "Viking," "Rhianna," or "Portugal."
We have yet to see the list of allowed names.
That should be interesting.
7.
Elaine "Contradicting the religion or culture of
the kingdom" of Saudi Arabia, a Muslim country, is what drives the limits of baby naming in
the kingdom.
An ordinary English sounding name, such as "Elaine," would be banned, especially
since it is associated with an irreverent American comedy television show.
Other average Western-sounding names include Maya, Linda, Alice, Lauren, and Sandy.
6.
Christ and Satan In Victoria, Australia, there are 46 names
on the forbidden baby names list.
"Christ" is one.
So is "Emperor," "Cadet," "Chief," "Constable," "God," "Majesty,"
"Sergeant," "Sister, "Satan," "Sir," and "Prince."
I'm guessing "The Artist Formerly Known As" is also off the table.
There are 34 more, at least.
But it's good to know that there are no Australians named "Satan" running around.
It could prove awkward in certain social settings.
5.
Metallica and Elvis You can go nude in Sweden, but you can't
name your baby "Metallica."
At least you couldn't for a while, as the Swedish courts ruled against a couple in 2007.
In a rare victory, however, the parents appealed the decision and were successful.
Baby Metallica kept its name.
It wouldn't have been so lucky if the parent's had tried "Elvis."
That name is banned.
At least for girls.
4.
Staalman Another Swedish no-no is "Staalman," the
Swedish name for Superman.
Literally it means "man of steel."
This name choice came about because the baby was born with one arm in the air, just like
Superman.
The boy's mother, Sara, wanted the Swedish "Staalman" to represent her first impression
of him, just as Native Americans name things after the first item they see after the birth
of the baby.
However, the Swedish authorities are not so romantic as the Native Americans or Sara.
The name Staalman was rejected.
3.
BRFX...
I'm not even going to attempt that Sweden has naming laws in place to protect
their nobles from the non-nobles naming their children with names that only rightfully belong
to the nobles.
They are very sticky about this.
The law reads "first names shall not be approved if they can cause offense or can
be supposed to cause discomfort for the one using it, or names which for some obvious
reason are not suitable as a first name."
The law is rather vague.
One couple protested the government's limits and submitted the name "BRFXXCCXXMNPCCCCLLLMMNPRXVCLMNCKSSQLBB11116."
"It's pronounced 'Albin,'" they said.
The name was rejected.
So they resubmitted the name written as a single capital "A," with the same pronunciation.
That was denied as well.
It seems there's no pleasing the authorities.
Sweden is very strict, despite the vagueness of its laws.
You can't snow them.
2.
Anal In New Zealand, all parents have to get all
baby names pre-authorized.
If the government doesn't like a name, for whatever reason, they add it to the ever-growing
banned-baby-name list.
A seemingly appropriate addition to this list was the suggested name "Anal."
What kind of name is that for a child?
In 2013, it was formally requested by a child's parents.
1.
Osama Bin Ldn In Cologne, Germany, a Turkish couple wanted
to commemorate the 9/11/2001 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, United States, by
naming their son Osama Bin L. This name is prohibited by German law, as foreign names
that are illegal in the parent's home country are illegal in Germany.
This infamous name is against the law in Turkey.
What's more, the Germans have baby-naming guidelines which state that child names "must
not be likely to lead to humiliation."
The authorities in Germany felt that this particular name indeed broke the guidelines,
on many levels.
The naming was denied.
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WE'LL REMIND YOU MORE!
SPRING IS HERE.
HERE IS TONY WITH TODAY'S
TIP OF THE DAY!
TODAY'S TIP OF THE DAY,
BEING SPRINGTIME HERE IN THE
NEW YORK CITY AREA, SWISS
SHARD.
WHEN YOU BUY IT, MAKE SURE IT'S
NICE AND RED AND GREEN IN THE
THIS AREA, AND IT WILL FEEL
NICE AND FRESH TO THE TOUCH.
WHEN YOU BRING IT HOME, PUT IT
IN THE REFRIGERATOR, BUT OPEN
UP THE PLASTIC BAG SO THEY CAN
BREATHE.
IT TAKES ABOUT A DAY OR TWO
BEFORE THEY GET HERE, MAYBE TWO
DAYS, BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT
LOCALLY GROWN YET, BUT LET ME
TELL YOU SOMETHING, IT WILL BE
SOON.
WHEN YOU SEE THEM AT THE
MARKET, BUY THEM, AND ENJOY
THEM IN TWO OR THREE DAYS, AND
THAT'S IT.
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How to see Louise Lawler – with MoMA curator Roxana Marcoci - Duration: 8:01.
We are on the sixth floor at the Museum of Modern Art, in the exhibition "Louise Lawler:
WHY PICTURES NOW" which covers the 40-year artistic vision of the American artist, Louise
Lawler, who came of age in the late 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation and currently
she's one of the most influential women artists, known for her sustained feminist, antiwar,
as well as collaborative and relational aspects of her work.
Louise Lawler's work is very much involved with taking pictures of other artists' works
in private home collections, museums, and bringing a certain lens and institutional
critique about how works are being presented, how they are being displayed, what is the
context and meaning and user value of artworks once they leave the artist's studio.
I think that one of the most interesting aspects of her work is the way that she's constantly
reframing, restaging, and repositioning her work in the present, moving from photographs
to very little works that are paperweights to tracings and to works that she calls "adjusted
to fit," which are works that are being stretched and expanded to fit precisely the wall on
which they are being displayed.
In 1988, Louise Lawler took a photograph at an auction house, because what I should mention
is that, in fact, Lawler photographs, takes her pictures in various contexts, in museums,
in auction houses, in storage spaces, and in collectors' homes, understanding how art,
once it leaves the artist's studio, is being used and that its meaning changes in function
of its used value.
This picture was taken in 1988 at Christie's, when a very important art collection, the
Tremaine collection, was being auctioned and one of the most iconic works at that auction
was this piece by Andy Warhol, which was the round, golden Marilyn Monroe.
In fact, what is interesting with Lawler is how she contextualizes the photograph.
And you can see here there is even the original label from the auction house, which even indicates
the price for which the piece was being auctioned.
The piece is rendered at the exact same size as the original, 17 inches in diameter, but
the most interesting aspect of this work is the relationship between titles and images.
The work is titled "Does Marilyn Monroe Make You Cry?"
An absolutely identical piece, which is right across from this one, is titled "Does Andy
Warhol Make You Cry?"
So two images, absolutely identical with two different titles, provoke different receptions
in the viewer.
One obviously is referring to a very well-known pop artist, a real author, the other one,
to an iconic dead movie star.
So the effective relationship is quite different, although the image is the same and that is
only... the only difference is implied in the title itself.
This whole idea of theory of reception is equally important to Lawler's works because
it understands that art, in fact, depends on the framework on which it is presented,
that its meaning changes, morphs, shifts in function of who looks at it and the reaction
that you have towards it.
This is this photograph that is called "War is Terror."
It is one of her most antiwar pieces.
But the title obviously plays with the expression or the term "War on Terror" that was devised
by the George W. Bush administration following the September 11, 2001 attacks.
Here, Lawler switches that preposition and makes it active, "war is terror," rather than
"War on Terror," giving it a sense of urgency.
This picture was shot actually in the guest room of a private home in France, outside
of Avignon, where the owners decided to install a photograph of Julia Margaret Cameron's from
1869 of her niece, Julia Jackson.
Julia Jackson would eventually have seven children, including the painter, Vanessa Bell,
and the author, Virginia Woolf.
Lawler is placing an emphasis on this kind of a matriarchal lineage, pointing on one
hand to the strength of Julia Margaret Cameron as the first, one of the earliest women photographers
to receive critical acclaim, then the antiwar views of Virginia Woolf.
She's basically kind of bringing together both historic and contemporary strains of
feminism and pacifism.
This is "Salon Hodler."
It is a photograph that Lawler actually took in Switzerland in a private home of a private
collector and it shows the diptych love by the Swiss artist, Ferdinand Hodler, at the
turn of the 20th century.
This exhibition, in fact, relishes on these different types of looking, of moving from
"Salon Hodler" being perceived as a regular photograph, a direct viewing experience that
you would have of direct rapport versus this kind of jewel-like paperweight or rather like
a peephole viewing experience, where you have to just lean and look into it.
It's a one-to-one relationship, extremely intimate.
And here is "Salon Hodler," rendered just as a tracing on a different scale and emptied
out of color.
It has a very different feeling to it, more like a drawing of sorts.
She collaborated on them together with the artist and illustrator John Bullard.
They have this very ghostly presence because all that is being done is the outline of her
photographs that is being rendered.
They are devoid of any kind of color and look more like coloring books.
This idea of continuous representation of reappropriation of her own work is absolutely
critical to Lawler's work.
An image that you find in a photograph can sort of morph into another image as tiny as
a paperweight or as large as an adjusted to fit work or as ghostly as a tracing.
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- We've done it since 1970,
and we've raised the family doing it, and
we still do it and we do rather well, as far as I know,
as long as we're able, we're not giving it up.
It's in the family, it's in the blood.
- So my two step-kids,
he wanted to bring his kids to Florida.
The only thing they had ever seen was Disney World,
and he said he wanted them to know the real Florida.
The process of worm grunting, you put a stick in the ground,
my dad used an ax and a pipe,
rub the ax on it and the worms come up.
The nice thing is that the worms, you don't get dirty hands
because the worms come to you, you don't have to dig em out.
It's great to dig your own worms
and then go fishing with them.
- First time worm grunters you probably won't
see em a second time,
it just don't work for em.
It looks easy when they watching us.
You gotta be a hard worker and a determined person.
When you raised from seven, eight year old,
fella out in the woods doing it,
you know most of the ropes, but I'm still learning
and I love it, and we're some of the last that does it.
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Ole Miss Women's Basketball: Thank You • Erika Sisk - Duration: 1:15.
[MUSIC]
Steph, aka Sexy E, more importantly Erika Sisk the ole interruptible.
Well I just wanted to thank you for the energy you provided,
for always having my back and when I'm down and for just keeping me laughing
when you are around.
Well she's a great teammate, a great leader.
She's a great person to model your behavior after.
You uplift everyone, you know you make sure everyone is good
before you make sure yourself is good and I just really appreciate that
and I'm going to miss you the most because, you know,
every time you get knocked down you get back up
and that's what I always look at when I get knocked down.
Thank you for always bringing the energy, whenever people are down
in practice or just anything, you just always know how to make everybody laugh.
You taught me toughness, leadership, and most importantly just be who I am.
Your personality really stands out, like you were who you are
you don't really shade from who you want to be
and that's something I really look up to and I admire that about you.
She's just a great teammate, a great friend I lover her to death.
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Eyes on MSI: North America Ep. 2 (2017) - Duration: 9:41.
I'm drawing a sign for TSM.
Because I've been following this team since 2011.
It's the first time they've come to Brazil, so I'll have the chance to, finally, see them up close.
For the last two nights, I've practically slept only two hours.
I'm so excited, I can barely explain what I'm feeling now.
I think that, just like in soccer, the crowd makes the difference,
you're playing knowing there's a lot of people cheering for you.
That boosts your morale, and you, and your team, know you can do it.
In my opinion, I think TSM will shine. That's the truth.
They will lose the first game and win the other three. As usual.
We're waiting for a good game.
We want Team Solomid to win, but we want it to be five games so we can see them play more.
My most remarkable memory with TSM happened when they were eliminated at Worlds 2016.
When I was watching the last game, my body was heavy. I've never felt anything like that before…
nothing, not LoL or any other sports.
That's when I realized I loved that team.
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The first step to replacing the seat switch is to turn the ignition switch off and remove
the key.
Lift the seat.
Remove the bolt connecting the negative cable to the battery and tuck the cable away
so it doesn't touch the battery post.
Remove the retaining bolt and washer from the seat bottom.
Press the seat adjustment lever and slide the seat fully forward.
Release the locking tab and pull the seat off the bracket while supporting the seat
adjustment lever.
Remove the seat adjustment lever.
Disconnect the wire harness from the seat switch.
Rotate the seat switch counterclockwise to release it and pull it off the seat.
Push the new seat switch into the seat bottom and rotate the switch clockwise to lock it
in place.
Connect the wire harness to the switch.
Reinstall the adjustment lever and support it while you snap the seat back into the bracket.
Reinstall the retaining bolt and washer.
Reconnect the negative cable to the negative battery terminal.
Lower the seat.
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April Disney Haul | ChynnaRaymundoTV - Duration: 5:41.
Hey guys it's Chynna here. For today's
video I'm going to be showing you guys
my April Disney Haul
If you guys are new to my channel I post monthly Disney hauls
where I show you guys all the Disney
stuff that I buy for that month I tend
to buy a lot of merch and it's typically
not all at once so I want to show you
guys all the stuff that I got for April
if you guys have seen my March Disney
haul, that was overboard that definitely
was a lot of stuff I didn't go crazy and
all out this month I definitely still
have a lot of stuff that I want to show
you guys let me go ahead and get started
okay so from the Disney Store my
parents are probably going to be like
another mug really so I got a scrump mug
I was like oh my gosh I can't believe I
don't have scrump
so I got it I also got it on sale - so
I'm super stoked about that this mug is
normally $14.95 but the day that I went in
it said that it was only for $9 and I
think online like on the Disney Store
app it said it was $14.95 unless you buy
two or more which would bring it down to
ten dollars each so basically I didn't
have to buy two and then I also got it
for nine bucks so I definitely saved some
money there. I saw it on Twitter I was
like hey I had that like that oh my gosh
emoji I just had to get it so I got the
animators collection plates it's actually
a lot smaller than I thought it was
going to be like if you guys can see
like it fit pretty much my whole hand
I mostly fell in love with it because of
the lilo plate so there's actually four
different plates that come in in this
package this is the one that I was dying
to get the lilo plate it also comes with
Alice in Wonderland one the frozen one and then
what was it Snow White Rapunzel and I
want to say Pocahontas it comes with all
four of these plates I thought they were
sold individually but when I got there I
thought I found with the other animators
collection merchandise it wasn't with
all the like household items and this
was $14.95 unfortunately there was no
sale on this one that day but I'll take it
so from Hot Topic of course I got to get
me my pops I got the Queen of Hearts Hot
Topic exclusive
pop this one was $12.50 the other
exclusive pop i bought was the peter pan
Hot Topic exclusive this one like literally
just came out so right when I saw it
online that people were already buying
it I was like ok I gotta go to hot topic
and I have to go buy it the Peter Pan
talk was also $12.50 okay so I actually
got more pops but this one I got at
Target I have the once-upon-a-time
Emma Swan funko pop and I got the
Prince Charming one as well these were
eight dollars each and I decided to just
pick these up and now back to Hot Topic
I just wanted to make sure I got all the
Funko pops together actually I didn't
get a lot of Funko pops this time so one
of the shirts that I got at Hot Topic
because they had a sale it was buy one
get one for $10 was this Little
Mermaid tank top and it's super cute
because it says wandering free wish I
could be a part of that world so
basically the lyrics to the song and
it's a cute like racer back tank top it
was $22.90 but like I said they had a
buy one get one for 10 bucks so I did
buy another shirt because of that sale
this is the shirt that I ended up
getting for 10 bucks so the shirt that I
bought initially was this stitch tank
top and it kind of looks like the one
that I already have except this one has
like this type of back to it. it has
a design on it of scrump and stitch and
it's kind of see-through and this one
was $24.90 hot topic also had a sale on
the swimwear where was also buy one get
one for 10 bucks they typically have
that promo that that promos a common one
but this is for my cruise coming up and
granted I already have like a bathing
suit it's just that it's stitch I got
this stitch bathing suit so here's the
top and then this one was $29.90 and then
the bottoms which is the part that I got
for $10 the print looks like this
so it has like the Hawaiian flowers and
then just little parts of stitch in
different forms that you can see he has
a ukulele here
he had his holding scrump here he's like
laughing here okay and so lastly this
one I didn't actually okay and so lastly
if you guys saw my previous vlogs you
guys would actually see me buying this
but if you haven't
going to show you guys right now it's
this Mickey and Minnie hat so once I
thought I was like oh my gosh I am sold
like I love like all the all the dots on
it and I love that it has like Mickey
and Minnie kissing right here I don't
remember how much this was yeah this one
I got at over at Disneyland so at the
world of Disney Store alright guys and
so that is it for today's video
I hope you guys enjoyed my April Disney
Haul it definitely was a lot smaller
than my March one so if you guys want to
see more Disney merch that I bought make
sure you guys check out that video I'll
have it linked down below and up in the
YouTube cards but other than that thank
you guys so much for watching if you
guys haven't already done so make sure
you guys hit that subscribe button and
it has a notification bell so that way
you guys know whenever I upload a new
video also throw us those likes so that
way I can keep posting more Disney hauls
I'm also on social media so make sure
you guys follow me on all my social
media accounts but I mean other than
that until then I will see you guys next
time bye
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Simple Things You Can Do To Increase Height | How To Increase Height Naturally After 25 - Duration: 4:39.
have you been looked down on all your
life forced to crane your neck to talk
to taller people have you resigned
yourself to the fact that your past your
growing age and there's nothing you can
do well there are a lot of things you
could do to help boost your height a
couple of inches even if you are past 18
yes you read that right there's still
hope for you today's video will discuss
four simple things you can do to
increase height after 18 before you
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one get proper nutrition what you need a
well balanced diet with plenty of
vegetables fruits proteins and
carbohydrates what you have to do even
though the body is secreting lower
amounts of growth hormones it is still
possible to augment their production by
eating right
a healthy diet should be rich in
proteins essential fats complex
carbohydrates and all the nutrients and
vitamins possible food is the fuel for
the body to grow milk lean meat leafy
vegetables and us should be the pillars
of your height increasing diet why this
works giving your body the right fuel
will improve the functioning of all your
systems increased circulation higher
metabolic rates stronger and longer
bones these are all byproducts of eating
right vitamin D is essential as it helps
the boughs absorb calcium that is
directly responsible for bone growth and
strength to exercise regularly regular
exercise is the best way to increase
height after 18 what you need a pair of
running shoes a swimming pool membership
or access to a sporting facility of your
choice what you have to do as we age it
is important to include some form of
physical activity in our routines more
so if you are looking to add a few
inches to your frame any physical
activity that involves jumping running
or other aerobic activities will result
in longer and stronger bones why this
work it is said that exercise stimulates
the nerve ends that are directly
associated with the pituitary gland The
Glen Bend secretes more HGH and this can
lead to an increase in height even after
the typical growth stages 3 get adequate
sleep what you need a comfy mattress
what you have to do it's no secret that
our bodies are always functioning even
as we sleep children grow the most in
their sleep
hence it is essential that you sleep
soundly for at least eight hours another
factor that determines how you grow is
your sleeping posture for best results
lie down on your back without a pillow
elevate your knees slightly by placing a
small pillow under them this is the most
natural posture for your spine why this
works ensuring you get at least eight
hours of sleep as crucial as your
pituitary gland is most active during
this time straightening your spine while
you sleep help stretch out the discs in
your back this helped increase your
height and reduces chances of back
injuries and back pains for practice
good posture what you need to practice
good posture and always stand or sit
upright what you have to do our posture
plays a big role in our appearance and
how we are perceived and can indicate an
individual's confidence level and mood
it also plays a significant role in
helping to increase height the ideal
posture is an upright position with our
shoulders back and a slight curve in our
lower side why this work a slouched
posture is visibly apparent and makes
you seem shorter and less impressive
correcting this will ideally help in
improving a person's height this applies
even when we are seated at a desk or the
dining table our chin should be parallel
to the floor shoulders back and spine
with a slight natural bend at the back
are you ready to try these methods to
grow your height after 18 let me know in
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Hello and Welcome to our channel!
Today we will cook delicious and healthy breakfast
We will need:
4 large eggs
150 g or 5 ounces mushrooms
50 g or 2 ounces spinach leaves
100 g or 4 ounces green peas
100 g or 4 ounces smoked ham
4 round pieces bread
1 Tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
1 Tablespoon grated Cheddar cheese
Half of medium sized onion
4 pieces of sun-dried tomatoes
1 clove garlic
1 Tablespoon sour cream or Greek yogurt
1 tablespoon pine nuts
1 Tablespoon butter
and 1 tablespoon chopped fresh greens
Let's get started!!!
Preheat oven up to 200°C or 424°F
Finely chop onion
Chop mushrooms and spinach
and finely slice sun-dried tomatoes
On a pan heat butter on a medium heat
Put onion and fry until softness
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Then add mushrooms and fry until evenly golden
Add salt and pepper to taste
Remove from the heat and add sour cream and greens and mix well
Place baking shapes on the oven tray
Put a piece of smoked ham in each, trying cover bottom and sides
In each "nest" add fried mushrooms and break one egg
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Add salt, black pepper and sprinkle with grated Cheddar cheese
Place in the oven and bake about 10-15 minutes
While eggs baking, place pieces of bread on a dry pan and fry on each side until golden
Set aside
On the same pan fry pine nuts until lightly brown
Place nuts in small bowl and add olive oil to the pan
Put green peas and fry about 1 minute
Then add spinach and mix well
Crash garlic with press and add to the pan
Add sun-dried tomatoes, salt, black pepper, thoroughly mix and fry 2-3 minutes
Then add pine nuts, mix and remove from the heat
Lightly cool down shapes with baked eggs on a plate or cooling rack
Put fried pieces of bread on the serving plates
and with two tablespoons carefully place eggs on top of bread
Garnish with fried green peace and sprinkle with grated Parmesan
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Hot glue, I'm over you. | @laurenfairwx - Duration: 2:40.
Recently, the most frequently asked question in my comments has been, "Can I use hot glue
instead of sewing?"
Just before I get started, I'd love to see where all of you are on this issue, so scroll
down and leave me a comment saying whether you prefer to sew or use hot glue on fabric
based projects.
What I usually answer?
Go right ahead.
You're making the project - you can do it any way you want to.
The only way to find out if a variation on my tutorial will work is to try it out.
Experiment!
Make a few using different methods and see which one you like best!
What I actually want to answer?
Sigh.
I... wouldn't recommend it.
Maybe other people are more skilled at using hot glue than I am, but I pretty rarely end
up happy with a project that I choose to glue instead of sew.
And there are plenty of uses for hot glue where it is totally effective and a huge
time saver.
But I don't use it on sewing projects for quite a few reasons.
It's messy and it leaves strings everywhere.
It dries hard and makes the things you glued kind of rigid, which for me, does
weird things to a project that is supposed to be soft.
It isn't meant to be permanent so it comes apart if you handle it too much.
You have to work fast with bigger projects or else it'll harden before you have a chance
to attach everything.
I'm always running out of glue sticks when I need them most.
Also, it's HOT, and you have to hold it down while it cools and hardens, and fabric
is too thin and porous to keep you from getting burned while you're working with it.
But what if you don't know how to sew?
I link to more detailed tutorials for every sewing stitch I use in my video descriptions.
If you can learn how to make a complicated DIY project in one of my 10 minute tutorials,
I have faith that you can absolutely watch a quick sewing lesson and do a few practice
stitches on a scrap piece of fabric.
Going out of your way to avoid learning how to sew for a project where it makes the most sense
might honestly be more work for you.
But what if you're not good at it?
Nobody's good at skills like this when they first try them.
I wasn't!
I've been doing this for a really long time.
They take practice and a little bit of patience.
Everyone has different strengths.
Not everyone has the time to develop new skills.
If you really want to use hot glue instead of sewing, go for it!
But I choose to teach my sewing tutorials without hot glue because I just don't think
it gives you the best possible result.
Unpopular opinion?
Maybe.
But like I said, it's your project.
You don't have to follow me exactly.
Do it the best way you know how.
Variety and creativity are what makes the DIY community so colorful!
Good luck with your projects, thanks for watching, and I'll see you soon.
And really, I won't be upset if you use hot glue.
I promise.
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Ballet, Creativity and Self-Improvement... - Duration: 8:52.
Hi everyone, it's Lauren and I'm in a bit
of a funny mood today because I've had a
bit of a cold over the weekend and it's
that really annoying type of cold where
I'm being that really annoying type of
person, because it's not actually that bad I've just
got a sore throat and you know, I feel
really tired, but I'm making such a meal
out of it I was like 'Will you need to bring me a
coffee, I don't feel well!'
I feel like putting it on for the camera
like *cough cough* So I thought I'd just sit down and have a
little bit of chat with my coffee and
I've got Peter Rabbit here as well to keep
me company. Peter Rabbit has been with me
or has belonged to me since the Christmas
before I was born
I was born in April but my Nan obviously
could not contain herself and got me a
little Peter Rabbit so he's very old now
he's 28
well I'm 28, he must be 28 and a half 28
and a half years old!
there he is, he's looking a bit scrappy now
ain'tcha mate? So a couple of things I did
want to say in this video was one that I
am going to be doing a Q&A
soonish, probably in the next week or so
I'm going to film it. If you have any
question for me that you would like
me to answer or anything you just want
to talk about, book related or non
book related I am easy, then leave some
questions in the comments below this
video
I was going to do that thing where
people go 'Oh loads of you have been
asking me to do a Q&A, so hey I'm gonna
do one!' but loads of you haven't been
asking; one person asked! But I just
thought I'd do on any way, like just
inflict myself upon you like whether you
have questions or not! So yes just do let
me know if there's anything you want to
talk about. And then the other thing I
really wanted to mention in the video is
An American in Paris which is a musical
dance show basically, which is on at
Dominion Theatre in London at the moment
it's just transferred from being on
Broadway and I really want to talk about
it because it's amazing, it's one of the
best pieces of theatre I've seen on
stage for a really long time, where you
just go in and everything about it, I was
like wow, I love it everything is so
slick
I couldn't fault anything about it
really and I feel like it deserves a lot
of hype and attention because I know a
lot of people really enjoyed La La Land
and were really into the old Hollywood
musical look and this is like a good
version of La La Land!
I hope I don't upset people with my
opinion that La La Land was distinctly
average, because the old school musicals
like the Singin' in the Rains
are like, those kind of musicals are
my favourite films and the people in
those films could act, sing and dance and
they were triple threats and they were
amazing and I feel like people who can
do those three things exist and those
people are in An American in Paris
So if you really liked that kind of
La La Land vibe then please, please,
please go see it! There is no plot to it
really but then some of my favourite
musicals don't really have plots because
the plot is that she's a ballet dancer
and he's an artist and together they end
up putting on a show, and I love, I love
love, love films or musicals
where the plot is 'we're going to put on
a show' because it's just gratuitous song
and dance for no reason and that's what
I love most! The leads are a professional ballet
dancers like Robert Fairchild has been the
New York City Ballet, Leanne Cope has
been in the Royal Ballet, like these
people are super, super talented and they
can act and sing! And I do not like many
things, let me tell you ,I love going
to theatre I love, I love art, I love
appreciating art, but my way of
appreciating art is normally to discuss
all the things that I would do
differently or go I didn't like this bit
I didn't like that bit, and unless...maybe
I'm just quite a negative person I don't
know but I don't often really gush about
something. I've been really getting into
my own ballet as well recently so I've
started a new ballet class, a new term
and I'm going twice a week now which has
been very enjoyable so far. It's a little
bit embarrassing as the new class I've
joined...the class I wanted to do had
switched days I couldn't make it so I've
gone a level below where I should be, so I'm
kind of the best one in the class and
then another class that I'm doing
another point in the week it's kind of a
bit harder and it's definitely...there's
people that go there that are
professionals like that's an amazing
class and that's too hard for me almost
so I've got this funny little balance of
a very easy technique based class
and then one which is a little bit more
challenging so I'm hoping that that is
going to work for me, and what I really want
to do is next term and start back en
pointe because my ankles are probably not
well they haven't been strong recently
but I've just been really working on it
try and get them better because I just really
I love ballet
I love
dancing and I want to be able to do it and
do it well and that's all I want to do I
mean I was going down a bit of a YouTube
hole the other day just watching those
like videos behind the scenes of
professional dancers and just being like
'why aren't I this??' if I could, honestly if I
could do one thing, if I could magically
be something it would be be a ballet
dancer that is absolutely what I
would be if I could change my whole life
obviously I can't do that! I know I can't
do it professionally, but then it's just
being able to do something to a
standard where you can enjoy it yourself which i think is
the main thing, it's like why any of us
have hobbies. I don't know, where's the
line between doing something because
it's your career and just doing it just
because just because you want to do it? I
feel like this is my issue with most
things though is that I want...like the
thing is I want to do it really well and
I want to do everything! I was talking to
Will yesterday about kind of extra
stuff because I've started looking at
amdram theater companies and I like
literally emailed one saying 'yeah I really
want to audition' and I thought 'what am I
doing?? I don't have time!' There
isn't enough time in my day to like do
ballet twice a week and like learn
Spanish and like do my booktube channel
and also that just be part of this
amdram stage company and also I've applied
to run the London Marathon next
year! So where do I think this time is
coming from? I think I just really want
to be back at school. Basically, my
perfect life would be if I didn't work, I
didn't have to go to work I just did
things to better myself you know like
accomplished women in the 18th century
that's what I want to be I think, I
want to be able to learn languages and
play my violin and dance and I just want
to do all the stuff I don't actually
won't have to like make money! I don't know
how I achieve this dream but I just I
want to do too much and I can't choose
between all the things I want to do that is my
problem isn't it?! Let me know if you
feel the same way I feel like I was
always someone who didn't really have a
passion so therefore I've been a real
like jack-of-all-trades
like my passion is always everything
like I can't decide oh, I really want to
be a pianist, so it's like so I'd really
work on it I just kind of half worked at
everything so I'm just like okay
everything...or not even okay, I'm not
even that good. Here's something that
I find quite a lot
is that I think, so when I was at school
I could speak Spanish and I could speak
French I could play piano and violin and
like in my head I can still do those
things, even though I haven't done that I
haven't practiced them really or done
them seriously for like 10 years and I
forget that I can't do things, so in my
head I'm like, I bet if I just started
practicing my violin I'd be really good
in like six months, I mean like I probably
wouldn't! I think in my head I
feel like I have all these skills but
they're just, they're old skills I don't
have them anymore. I have this real
disconnect between my head in terms of
what I actually can do and what I
actually am, and in my head what I think
I am or I think I could have been with
just like a really little bit of
practice, which is a bit worrying because
I kind of want to have a realistic view
of myself and my skills my skill set
and what I'm able to achieve. This has
got quite deep and existential quite
quickly, which is not really what I had
planned for this video but I do think
it's an interesting question because we
talk about creativity and what makes a
creative person and I don't think I am
that creative but I do like creativity
in terms of interpretation, so like I
wouldn't write something myself or
compose something myself or draw
something out of nothing myself, but I've
always enjoyed like dancing which is you
know you're given choreography and you
interpret it, or acting like I could
interpret a script or a piece of music
like I like interpreting things which is
why I suppose I've got a YouTube channel where
I read books and then interpret them for
you and I review them!
Is that being creative in itself or is that
just enjoying creativity as a thing?
I don't know, it's an interesting question
and one I would like you to answer for
me in the comments! Thanks for joining me
and Peter Rabbit I actually got him
because I thought if I hold him I won't
be playing around with my hands so much
and moving around in the video, which is what
I do all the time. Actually what I've
been doing is just playing with him
so I hope it hasn't been annoying for
you! I just need to like take my hands
under my bum and just sit still. So I
hope that you are well and you're having
a lovely day wherever you are and you're
not feeling as bunged up as I am
and I will see you my next video, bye!
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Hannah Baker | Goner (13 Reasons Why) - Duration: 1:14.
I'm sorry.
And I can never make it right,
I can never say all this to you, but...
I love you.
And for the first time in a long time,
I could imagine a future where I was happy.
I will never hurt you.
How good life could be.
At that moment
everything was perfect.
Why didn't you say this to me when I was alive?
I need everything to stop.
People.
Life.
I don't feel anything, like..
I don't care anymore.
I couldn't tell her.
I couldn't hold her.
We all let her down.
We didn't let her know that she had another choice.
But I lost control.
And she died alone.
And in that moment it felt like I was already dead.
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CSUN Wolfson Scholar - Angelina Finau - Duration: 2:00.
ANGELINA FINAU: I think having knowledge and having
an education and having a wide variety of
things you can pull on when you actually get out there and do your work.
It really enriches what you are able to do and I think it broadens
the ratio of how many people you are able to influence with your life.
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For me, political science was kind of an extension of the greater body of what government is.
The entire system is made for
the people who want to have their voices heard.
And that is something that is really beautiful about the whole government process
that I found out about at CSUN and it's just been--
it's been life changing.
CSUN just ended being the right fit.
It was right down the street, and it enabled me to be there for my family
and also be involved in the community.
I definitely found that connection through diversity and something that I really liked
about CSUN is that it's really celebrated
and if you are different,
you're encouraged to figure out what that means for you, and see what you can bring
to the community to help change it.
On campus, I am a student assistant for the Office of Student Success and Innovations.
So we are involved with a lot of different things to try to close the opportunity gap.
We're working on creating ways that are equitable for all the students that are here so that
we're really serving the students here.
Another thing is having my family.
They just reaffirm.
The reason why I want to do these things.
And the reason why I want to be a good person is because of them.
And what've they done for me and I just want to do that for other people
no matter what I end up doing, I want to be able touch other peoples' lives.
I hope that I don't lose my passion for helping others that I have now and just grow it,
and I am able to reach more people.
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I have to chuckle a little bit when I'm approached by anybody, but in particular journalists,
and say, "Are scientist worried that the public is in denial of science or is cherry-picking
it?"
And I chuckle not because it's funny but because they're coming to me as a scientist when they
should be going to everyone.
Everyone should be concerned by this, not just scientists.
In fact, scientists will just continue as they're doing.
You might withdraw funding, but then there isn't any science done—okay.
You are transforming your civilization if you choose to either stand in denial of science
or withdraw science funding from those who are actually doing the research.
Everything we care deeply about that defines modern civilization pivots on innovations
in science, technology, engineering and the math that is the foundational language for
it all.
Everything: transportation, your health, your communication through smart phones that talk
to GPS satellites to find out where Grandma is.
To make a left turn to find her address or the nearest Starbucks.
Whatever is your need, whatever is your want, the emergent innovations in science and technology
are not only enabling it, they are creating for you solutions to challenges you always
lived with but never thought that they could be solved.
The message is clear: if you do not understand what science is and how and why it works—by
the way, I'm not even blaming you.
I look back as an educator, I look back to K through 12, kindergarten through 12th grade,
and I say there's something missing there.
If you, as an educated adult, can say, "This is what these scientists agree to, but I don't
agree with them."
If that sentence even comes out of your mouth it's like: oh my gosh.
Okay, well, we live in a free country, you can say and think what you want.
I'm not even going to stop you.
But if you rise to power and have influence over legislation and that legislation references
what you think science is but is not, that is a recipe for the unraveling of an informed
democracy.
So I'm not even going to blame you.
It's not your fault.
I'm an educator.
Let's go back to K through 12.
Somewhere in there while you're learning about reading, writing, and arithmetic and while
you have a class in earth science and biology and chemistry, maybe physics, somewhere in
there there needs to be a class, possibly taught every year, on what it is to analyze
knowledge, information, how to process facts, how to turn data into information and information
into knowledge and how to turn knowledge into wisdom.
Because it is wisdom that you need to invoke when you're a leader.
You need insight into not only what is going on but what will then happen in the future
as a consequence of your decisions.
You know who had all of that?
Abraham Lincoln.
We remember him for the Civil War and slavery, two top categories that he's justifiably remembered
for.
You know why I also remember him?
In 1863, you know what he did?
By the way, that year he had plenty of other things, many other priorities in his life.
1863: middle of the Civil War, Gettysburg Address.
That same year, he signed into law the National Academy of Sciences who were charged with
advising the executive and the legislative branch of all the ways that science needs
to be recognized as a fundamental part of what will assure the future health, wealth,
and security of the nation.
By the way, Abe Lincoln was a Republican president, greatly valuing what science is going to tell
him.
This puts into motion a valuation of academic science that would boost the United States
from a backwoods country into the world's leading economic force.
And he had the wisdom, the insight, the knowledge.
He knew how to think about that problem.
Today you have partisanship over what is science?
Again, people somehow don't understand what science is and how and why it works.
That has to be a course in the curriculum K through 12, right through college, because
everyone in Congress went to college.
And so if you come out of college and don't know this, we need some of that in college
as well.
Now the partisanship: you hear liberals claiming the science high ground, accusing right-leaning
people of science denial, generally in reference to climate change data and, as well but less
frequently, teaching evolution in the biology classroom.
People want to teach biblical creation.
So this high ground is not as high a ground as the liberal community would want to claim,
because there is a portfolio of things that for you to think that way will require that
you reject some mainstream science.
And in that portfolio you find people who lean left.
If you are all-in for alternative medicine, and if you're anti-GMO, if you're anti-vax,
you are in denial of mainstream science—period.
So we have these two political ends of the spectrum each accusing the other of whatever,
and I'm saying science has no political party.
It is true—when you establish an objective truth with the methods and tools of science,
it is true no matter what political party you are, what your philosophies are, what
religion you belong to, what country you're born in.
That's why it's science.
It may be unique among human enterprises that it transcends all of this.
Now what we need to do is recognize what science is, how and why it works and what are the
objectively established scientific truths, then have the political conversation.
Do you put in carbon tax or tariffs on solar panels?
Should you invest in this industry?
Should you subsidize it?
Those have political solutions.
My jaw drops open every time I see people having a political conversation, arguing about
a scientific truth.
We're wasting time, people.
Because nature is the ultimate judge, jury, and executioner, and the whole point of science
is to find out what nature is, how it works, how we can best use our knowledge of nature
in the service of our needs, and the needs of others across the world.
So if this keeps up the United States will just fade, and the rest of the world that
understands how to invoke scientific insight and knowledge will rise up, and we will just
become irrelevant on the world stage.
By the way, when you innovate your jobs don't go overseas because you are innovating here
and this is where the intellectual capital for that is located.
That's how that works.
If you're going to complain about trade imbalances it's because you're doing what everybody else
is doing and now you want to protect your jobs by putting tariffs on other people so
that we can buy our own products.
But if you innovate you are making products that no one else knows how to make yet.
So the whole concept of tariffs, that's what you do when you're not leading.
You have those conversations when you're the same as everybody and then you go into a protectionist
mode.
And one last point, about immigrants: on average since 1900 about one in ten Americans was
born in another country, so ten percent immigrants, average.
It's fluctuated from like five percent to 14 percent, but since 1900 it averages about
one in ten.
The Nobel Prizes have been given since 1900.
Let's ask the question: what percent of American Nobel Prizes in the sciences were won by immigrants?
One third of all Nobel Prizes given to Americans since Nobel Prizes began have gone to immigrants.
They are a factor of three more represented in scientific scholarship, as represented
by the Nobel Prize, than they are even in the population.
How does this happen?
We were leading the world in science, technology, engineering and math, so the most brilliant
minds around the world were attracted to us, contributing to who and what America became.
As we begin to fade, that all goes away.
The brilliant minds are attracted elsewhere and America fades.
It's not a cliff face, it's just a slope.
Maybe so gradual you're not even thinking about it, and one day we wake up and we start
running behind other countries saying, "Can we join in?
Tell us how you did it."
That's actually not the America I grew up in.
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Dagobert – Picture
I love you a quite long time
but unfortunately there's nothing in it for you
because it is much more difficult to receive love
than the loving itself
and like that I'm waiting until the sowing sprouts eventually
however, I do not hope that it will be better from then on
since the longing and the waiting are the fortune for me
and I owe all my greatest ups to you
I don't paint a picture of you
I prefer you right in front of me
to see who you really are
oh, is this even possible?
I love you a quite long time
but there's almost nothing in it for you
maybe a little bit pride
this is not enough for the living
there are still a lot things I can give you
and who knows perhaps you will want it someday
but until then, I continue living in the area of conflict
which maintains itself between image and reality
and I don't paint a picture of you
I prefer you right in front of me
to see who you really are
oh, is this even possible?
and I don't paint a picture of you
I prefer you right in front of me
to see who you really are
oh, is this even possible?
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When I sing they clap
When I dance they tap
When I smile they also smile!
When I run they cheer
When I fear they're here
When I'm fine they're also fine!
I love my mom
She loves me back
I love my dad
He loves me back
Brothers sisters grandparents
Uncles aunts and everyone
I love my family....
Yeah! My family..!
When they're near I am glad
When they're far I am sad
Yet I know I know
They're always mine!
I love my mom
She loves me back
I love my dad
He loves me back
Brothers sisters grandparents
Uncles aunts and everyone
I love my family..
Yeah!I love my family..!
A picnic blanket
A picnic basket
Some sprightly music on your lips
A picnic bagel
A picnic sun-hat
Some bright sunshine in your eyes
Come on let's dance our way
To a picnic at the park.
Bring along
Your teddy bears
Bring along
Your best friends
Come on let's dance our way
To a picnic at the park.
Some bubble fun
A crazy run
We'll play games
Have fun in the sun
Come on let's dance our way
To a picnic at the park..
Green and blue and purple
Pink and white and yellow
Small and round and puffy
Long and twisty-curly
Balloons are fun!
So much fun!
So much fun...!
I love them on a stick
I love them on a flashy ribbon
I love them on a party wall
I love them in the air too..!
Once I went to the fair
I met the balloon man there
I chose a baby-pink one
He made me and that was fun!
Balloons are fun!
So much fun!
So much fun..!
I love them on a stick
I love them on a flashy ribbon
I love them on a party wall
I love them in the air too..!
He had brown monkeys
And little blue puppies
Kittens giraffes and bunnies
And teddy that held a heart
Balloons are fun!
So much fun!
So much fun..!
I love them on a stick
I love them on a flashy ribbon
I love them on a party wall
I love them in the air too
Red and yellow
Orange and brown
Autumn leaves
Falling down
Here a splash
There a crush
I jump about
In autumn colours..
A windy rush
Leaves all lash
In wavy spells
They all crash
Here I run Here I fly
Like a little bird
In the autumn sky..
Like a little bird
In the autumn sky
One by one
Colours rustle
From sky to earth
Twirling leaves
Here I jump
Beneath the trees
I dance in glee
With the autumn leaves!
Dance in glee with the autumn leaves..
Here I fly like a bird
In the autumn sky..
Shapes shapes all around Left right up and down
Wherever you look.
Landscapes flowers trees
And within houses are these
Even in a book
Look around for a circle
In a tambourine in a bangle.
In the full moon in a doughnut
In your eyeballs and a polka dot.
Can you see a square
In a window in a dice
Or the shape of a star
On a Christmas night sky
Have you seen a diamond
In a kite flying in the sky?
Or a leaf that looks like a heart
On the tree so high?
Would you like a sandwich
In the shape of a triangle?
Read a story about a witch
From a book - a rectangle!
Sing a song of colours
Tell me what you see.
Can you see red apples
Growing on a tree..?
Look up at the big white clouds
In a sky so blue..
Run across the green grass
Find flowers in every hue!
Sit down on a brown rug
And eat a fruity lunch.
Raspberries pink and purple grapes
A juicy little bunch!
Soft peaches bright and orange
Yellow bananas too;
Rainbow-coloured fruits to share
Just for me and you!
But if the sky turns dark and grey
And rain begins to fall
Quickly run inside the house
Let a blackbird eat it all!
Five little froggies sat on the shore
One went for a swim then there were four
Four little froggies sat on the shore
Four little froggies looked out to sea
One went swim and then there were three
Three little froggies sat on the shore
Three little froggies said "What can we do?"
One Jumped in the water then there were two
Two little froggies sat on the shore
Two little froggies sat in the sun
One swam off and then there was one
One little froggie sat on the shore
One little froggie said "This is no fun"
He dived in the water then there were none!
No little froggies left on the shore
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Seven in a row
The days all peek
Do you know..?
The days of the week?
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Let's sing the days And count them too
All along the way!
Start your week
With lots of fun
For Sunday is
A day of fun..
Work and play
Every day..
From Monday
To Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Let's sing the days And count them too..
All along the way!
One more day..
It's my birthday
I will be.. four much taller
It's time for a party
It's time for gifts!
Friends and family Near and dear
With gifts so plenty Will come to cheer
It's time for a party
It's time for gifts!
Some huge some tiny
All wrapped in gold
Colorful and shiny
Too many to hold!
It's time for a party
It's time for gifts!
Cars and trains
Doll all new
Balls and planes
Board games too.
It's time for a party
It's time for gifts!
But I am sure
The best of all
Will be the red scooter
I saw at the mall
Oh you beautiful bumblebee...
Don't go buzzin' yourself at me...
Oh you beautiful bumblebee...
Don't go buzzin' yourself at me!
Oh you beautiful bumblebee...
Don't go buzzin' yourself at me...
There's no honey inside my head...
Go and buzz at a flow'r instead...
There's no honey inside my head...
Go and buzz at a flow'r instead....
Oh you beautiful bumblebee...
Don't go buzzin' at me...
Butterfly butterfly
Sit on my chin.
Your wings are like tinsel
So yellow and thin.
Butterfly butterfly
Sit on my chin.
Butterfly butterfly
Give me a kiss;
If you give me a dozen
There's nothing amiss.
Butterfly butterfly
Give me a kiss;
Butterfly butterfly
Off to the flowers
Wee soulless sprite
Of the long..summer hours.
Off to the flowers butterfly..........
When you are done with your healthy meal
Of fruits and buns and oatsmeal
It's time for a treat!
Would you like a sweet!
Round square or diamond
White or yellow red or brown
Or wrapped in shiny gold?
Which is your favorite?
When it's sunny You are out for some fun
Hopping like a bunny
And you see the
Ice-cream van and pause
Do you dream of ice cream?
Chocolate vanilla butterscotch
In a cup on a stick or a waffle cone
With a chocolate flake on top?
Which is your favourite?
When it's your day Your birthday
The most fun day
You sing and dance and play
Have some chocolate! Have some cake!
And share with your best friends
All your favorite Little treats!
Over in Killarney
Many years ago
Me mother sang a song to me
In tones so sweet and low.
A simple little ditty
In her good old Irish way..
And I'd give the world if she could sing
That song to me this day...
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Too-ra-loo-ra-li
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Hush now don't you cry...!
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Too-ra-loo-ra-li
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
That's an Irish lullaby..
Over in Killarney
Many years ago
Me mother sang a song to me
In tones so sweet and low.
A simple little ditty
In her good old Irish way
And I'd give the world if she could sing
That song to me this day...
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Too-ra-loo-ra-li
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Hush now don't you cry!
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
Too-ra-loo-ra-li
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
That's an Irish lullaby...
The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout.
Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
Out came the sun and dried up all the rain.
And the itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the spout again!
The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout.
Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
Out came the sun and dried up all the rain.
And the itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the spout again!
Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep
And doesn't know
Where to find them.
Leave them alone
And they'll come home
Wagging their tails behind them.
Little Bo Peep
She looked for her sheep
But didn't quite know
How to find them.
She looked everywhere
From here and to there
But still couldn't think
where to find them.
Little Bo Peep
Began to weep
And lay down to rest for a while..
She fell asleep
While counting her sheep
Then dreamt they came home with a smile..
Little Bo Peep had fallen asleep
And dreamt that she was alone..
But when she woke
And pulled back her cloak
She saw that her sheep had come home...
Little Bo Peep had lost her sheep
And didn't know
Where to find them.
She left them alone
And they came home
Wagging their tails behind them.
One..Two..Three..Four..Five..
Five little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed!
One..Two..Three..Four..
Four little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed.
One..Two..Three..
Three little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed!
One..Two..
Two little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed!
One..
One little monkey jumping on the bed
He fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed.
No little monkeys jumping on the bed
None fell off and bumped his head
So Momma called the doctor and the doctor said
Put those monkeys back in bed!
One..Two..Three..Four..Five..
Together we solve
Jigsaws of animals Together we build
Towers of building blocks
Together we paint
Rainbows pink and yellow
Together we make Satin bows that shine and glow..
We are friends
Best friends
All the time we happily spend
When we fight We make amends
We play at school And after it ends
We are friends
Best friends
All the time we happily spend
When we fight We make amends
We are friends Best friends..
Together we run
And swing and slide at the park
Together we jump Play see-saw
And climb on a toy shark.
Together we learn
All lessons taught at the school
Together we enjoy
Our vacation every June
We are friends
Best friends
All the time We happily spend
When we fight We make amends
We play at school And after it ends
We are friends
Best friends
All the time We happily spend
When we fight We make amends
We are friends Best friends...
Let's dig a little garden garden garden
Let's dig a little garden
This sunny April day.
Let's dig a little garden garden garden
This sunny April day.
Let's rake our little garden garden garden
Let's rake our little garden
This sunny April day.
Let's rake our little garden garden garden
This sunny April day.
Let's plant our little garden garden garden
Let's plant our little garden
This sunny April day.
Let's plant our little garden garden garden
This sunny April day.
Let's hoe our little garden garden garden
Let's hoe our little garden
This sunny April day
Let's hoe our little garden garden garden
This sunny April day.
Let's watch our little garden garden garden
Let's watch our little garden
This sunny April day.
Let's watch our little garden garden garden
And wait for flow'rs in May!
Hot cross buns Hot cross buns
one ha' penny two ha' penny
hot cross buns.
one ha' penny two ha' penny
hot cross buns.
Hot cross buns Hot cross buns
one ha' penny two ha' penny
hot cross buns.
one ha' penny two ha' penny
hot cross buns.
If you have no daughters
Give them to your sons
one ha' penny two ha' penny
Hot Cross Buns
one ha' penny two ha' penny
Hot Cross Buns
I'm a little monkey
How do you do today?
See me take my hat off
When I shout "Hooray"
I can clap my hands
And stamp upon the floor
See if you can do the same
And then we'll have some more
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey
I'm a little monkey
Hooray..
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey hey..
I'm a little monkey
Hooray....
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey hip hurray
I can stick my hands out
Then tuck them away
See my head go nodding
Nodding all the day
I'm a little monkey
Hip hip hurray
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey hey
I'm a little monkey
Hooray..
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey hey
I'm a little monkey
Hooray..
I'm a little monkey
Hey hey hey
I'm a little monkey
Hooray....
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