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AFTER YOU NEVER DRINK THIS IS GOING TO SUFFER WITH HIGH PRESSURE AND CHOLESTEROL.

GETTING STARTED

The Granada is a little fruit consumed in some countries in America, but its juice

You can help improve the health of people.

It was the Portuguese who brought the fruit to Brazil, but is originally Granada

Middle East, being widely cultivated in the Mediterranean, mainly in Israel,

which it is one of the countries most cultivated fruit in the world.

Meet soon all the benefits of juice Granada !.

Granada juice benefits.

Granada juice has antioxidant action, contributing to the treatment of various diseases.

The drink helps boost these health benefits.

In addition, the fruit is abundant in water with low amount of fat and calories, being

still rich in sodium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, calcium and potassium.

The Granada has a lot of vitamin A, B vitamins, tannin acid

pantaténico, vitamin C, vitamin E, carbohydrates, proteins and water.

Other benefits of juice Granada.

According to Chinese wisdom, Granada juice increases the longevity of people.

In the case of Brazil, people use the fruit peel for preparation

tea.

Granada juice is excellent for the stomach because it helps relieve digestive problems

as diarrhea.

In addition, the drink is a natural remedy to cure cholera.

Consuming Granada juice helps maintain the proper functioning of blood flow.

Thus they occur fewer heart attacks and strokes in people.

The Granada has antioxidant action and therefore helps in preventing diseases

such as cancer, for example.

By taking the drink, eliminating free radicals that damage the organism occurs.

Many people do not know it, but the juice of Granada has antiviral properties

and antibacterial, which reduces the action of bacterial plaque.

Thereby reducing oral diseases calls occurs.

In addition, Granada juice reduces diseases such as atherosclerosis and osteoarthritis.

Take a look at some recipes juice Granada.

Granada juice recipe.

A Granada.

A glass of water.

Sweetener.

How to prepare.

First, you need to learn how to extract juice from Granada correctly,

To do this, cut the fruit in half, dipping it into a large bowl.

Then remove the seeds from the fruit, discarding the shells and membranes.

Then, whisk the seeds of Granada until well broken, then you

you have to press the seeds remaining in a sieve to extract a good deal

juice.

It is to finish only take the juice of Granada along with the other ingredients

In blender, in this way, the drink is ready !.

Granada recipe with apple juice.

Ingredients.

A Granada.

Three apples.

Water.

Honey or sweetener.

How to prepare.

You can follow the process already taught to remove the juice and then the Granada

Blend all ingredients (Granada juice, apple and water) in a blender.

is only sweetened with honey or sweetener to finish.

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How To Make One Pot Goulash ~ Classic Easy Ground Turkey & Beef Goulash Recipe - Duration: 3:14.

This is an easy one pot budget meal recipe. I'm Tess and I'm gonna show you

how I make my one pot ground turkey goulash. Stay tuned! (intro music)

I'm starting by adding just a little oil to my medium heat pan. I'm adding in a pound of ground

turkey and yes you can use ground beef for this recipe. Just cooking, stirring

and chopping until the turkey burger is no longer pink. And just a reminder that

you'll be able to find this recipe and the list of ingredients in the show more

section below,

Next, I'm adding in some diced onions, bell peppers and lots of mushrooms.

We love mushrooms. Add the vegetables that you like. I've also made this goulash

with carrots, celery and zucchini. Just cooking and stirring for two to three

minutes.

Now I'm adding in the spices and in goes lots of minced garlic, salt, black pepper,

Italian seasonings, basil, oregano, a little pinch of red pepper flakes for

some background heat, and finally some Worcestershire sauce cooking and stirring

for one to two minutes to get all those flavors combined.

Now I'm adding in the chicken broth and you can use water or any other broth of

your choice. Adding in some diced tomatoes, tomato sauce and a little sugar

to balance out the acidity of the tomatoes. Turning my heat up to high to

bring up to a boil and then reducing to a simmer and cooking for 15 minutes.

Oops! I almost forgot to add the paprika.

After 15 minutes of simmering I'm adding in my uncooked macaroni. The macaroni

will cook and absorb some of that flavorful sauce. Stirring in the macaroni...

bringing back up to a simmer covering and cooking for another 10 to 15 minutes

or until the macaroni pasta is done. This smells so good! I can hardly wait to eat!

This one pot turkey goulash is so easy to make and it will be a time-saver on

this busy after school nights. The family and the budget will love it!

Serving tonight with a little shaved parmesan cheese on top and a little

sprig of basil. I hope you give this one pot goulash recipe a try and enjoy.

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Disability: Ask us anything - Duration: 14:52.

Stand and spin. Okay, can you come forward? Nina, up stand, come forward. Good girl, and

you sit. Okay, there we go. Good girl, stay there, okay?

Have you ever tried to hide your disability?

No

Uh, good luck to us with that

Yeah no, that's not gonna happen

No, doesn't work

So, can you, do you, listen to music?

Since I had my second implant, my world has just reopened to music. Spotify is just the

best thing in the world.

If you woke up tomorrow without your disability, what would be the first thing you'd do?

Oo okay

I'd go to the movies

genuinely!

Go for a run, I don't know, that sounds so cliché

Throw away all my medication

How did you choose your chair? Is it like shopping for a car?

Yes, absolutely. You can customise everything. You basically get to choose, depends on how

much money you have to spend I guess, which is very similar to a car.

(Are there any 'everyday' events that you avoid?)

I don't necessarily like turning up to lectures early or on time, I try to arrive late because

I don't want to have to deal with the waiting, the agitation and anxiety associated with

waiting for something to start

I tend to avoid going into coffee shops at peak times because of the number of people

in there, and the amount of noise because the more noise, the less I can hear and the

less therefore I can see.

New Year's Eve or Mardi Gras, anything where there's a parade going on and you have to

kind of squeeze your way to the front and there's people pushing from behind

(Do you prefer people to acknowledge or ignore your disability?)

I guess yeah, I like it when people sort of go, 'oh you might be hearing impaired, I'll

make sure you can see me before I start talking' or that sort of stuff

If I'm standing on a street corner looking really really lost, come over and ask if I'm

okay, that's really good. But some people are just not sure if they should do that or not.

Has your disability impacted your relationships?

Yes it has, before being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, I had a relationship where

at one point my girlfriend came home from work where she was helping an autistic child,

and said, 'you know what, I'm pretty sure you've got that'. Up until then, she was

a bit frustrated with my anxiety, with my quirks and ways of communicating.

I've been in a relationship now for just under two years and like its never kind of

been an issue, like it was a case of well, this is who you are, and this is, you know,

our relationship and its been great and it wasn't ever a something we needed to address

as like a 'well we can't possibly be in a relationship until we talk this through'

Do you prefer to hang out with people who also have a disability?

I don't mind, it doesn't make a difference to me. I kind of like to see people with a

disability, no matter what it is, being included.

Prefer? No, but I'm not not going to. I don't instinctively find someone in a

wheelchair and be like, 'let's hang out'

I like hanging out with people that also have similar problems to me because they understand

what it's like to go through.

Do you have a tv?

Yes, a very big one, and it's still not big enough.

What are the worst examples in media, tv, movies etc, of portrayals of people with disabilities?

I was watching something the other day that had a character in it that was totally blind

and it sort of like was portraying, and it was a comedy so I understand you have to do

these things, but it sends out a bit of a wrong message. He was finding that he wasn't

he was reading a brail book and it wasn't making any sense and then the sighted person had

to come to the rescue and blow off the sesame seeds.

I'm going to say Artie from Glee

Oh yeah

I can't stand him, as a portrayal, he's got his great singing voice, he's talented

and everything, but they gave him training wheels on his wheelchair and push handles

and made him dress nerdy and dorky.

Boston Legal and there was a guy with Asperger's on there and he always held his hands on his

lap, and he'd talk to people in a weird way, he'd run around and be quirky

and to that extent its not necessarily realistic, in my perspective.

What do you do for exercise? Do you go to the gym?

No, no I don't. Do you?

I do actually, I have a specialised trainer who specialises in disability training.

[What does a guide dog actually do?]

With her I can go into a strange building and ask Nina to find the lift or find the

counter or find the steps. She gives me confidence with what I do. I don't think I'd be here

at this University teaching and doing what I do unless she was onboard.

Are your other senses heightened?

Perhaps. I do a lot of seeing with my eyes. I'm trying to always look at the face.

I can hear things at the side of me, and the back of me, but I like to look at the face.

[What stigmas surround your disability? How do you deal with them?]

Dangerous or lazy... but I think that's not true so if someone treats me a way that I don't

like because I've told them about my mental illness, I'll not be their friend anymore

or i'll just try not to get affected.

What myth do you want busted?

We can still do all the things we want to do. Might be a bit harder to do them but a

lot of the things that I've always sort of wanted to do just take a bit more planning

but they can still be done.

That people with disabilities are separate, you know that they're different, they're

somehow in a different category of humans. We're all human, so yeah, the idea that

we're separate and different is something I'd like to see ditched.

For most people blindness is black blind, no eyesight, no nothing. Not all of us are

going to have guide dogs not all of us are going to be obviously low vision. So it's

sort of understanding that we are individuals as vision impaired people, we're not just

one definition.

Are jokes about disability ever OK?

They are when we say them.

I think it's one of those things, I think it's funny if we say them.

Not to me, not to my face.

Yeah.

How do you tell if a blind parachutist is about to hit the ground?

The harness on the guide dog goes slack.

What's the biggest perk of living with a disability?

Cutting lines, I do it all the time.

A good night's sleep, and if you have young children who wake up frequently

in the the middle of the night, well you know...

Total manipulation of like: 'oh excuse me can I just get past here?'

and like running into people's ankles just because they're in the way

and then they're the ones that apologise to me!

Having a dog that you can take anywhere.

[What's your biggest challenge in participating in student and campus life?]

I've never done studying full time, I've always done up to about three subjects

and that's gonna be a real challenge.

For me it's all of the little things, like, 'oh watch this video to learn how to do this thing,

except we haven't captioned it so you know, enjoy that'.

[What's one thing everyone should know about people living with disability?]

What people should know is that acknowledge what they may or may not know.

That we're people.

Be nice to everyone because you never know what they're going through.

I want everyone to know that we want to be included not excluded.

That's better, that's better. I'm going to change my answer, that's better!.

[What's your favourite hobby?]

Drinking wine,

and actually my eyesight improves after a glass of red.

I am a huge foodie. I love food.

Have you ever tried to hide your disability?

When I applied for my first job, I told them during the interview that I had a hearing loss.

but thankfully, he didn't worry about it, he still gave me the job.

Doesn't work now with a guide dog though. I can't really pack her up and put her in my backpack.

I've spent more of my time hiding my hearing impairment that I have been being open about it

to be honest. Or certainly hiding the extent of it. But I've never been shy to

be like 'oh yes, so I'm hearing impaired, I wear a hearing aid, you know. You don't

need to change anything, we'll just proceed as normal'. But I didn't want to get discriminated against

Always.

My disability is, I try the best to hide everything that I've got, to be as

normal as possible.

Yeah, me too. Me too.

Everything from meeting people through to interactions at uni

through to interactions at work

I'm constantly trying to hide my disability through little things and trying to improve

myself to make myself more normal.

I censor myself a lot just to make sure that I'm socially acceptable.

Is it right or wrong to ask if I can help you, is there a best way to do so?

I think it's okay. I mean, don't jump all over me every second when I'm trying to do things

and is there a best way? I don't think so, just try not to make it too in my face

- or patronising, like: 'do you need help'.

That's always fun when you get that one.

Just be like, 'hey can I give you a hand', just normal polite human interaction.

Don't be rude about it, don't be in my face, that's all.

I think that it's always right to help, but I think the key bit there is not assuming.

Asking. There's nothing wrong with being like, 'oh hey, I know you've got a hearing

impairment, is there anything you need from me? Is there anything I can do?'

I get that sometimes and I'm like 'oh that's lovely.'

But if it's: 'oh you're hearing impaired, I'll help you', that's not actually helpful.

I would say that if the person noticed someone that's agitated, that they're looking

like they're anxious and they're agitated, then I would ask, it would be nice if someone

took it upon themselves to come over and say: 'how are you doing, are you okay?'

Have you met any others on campus living with disabilities? How?

Well just now with Gordon, and I've met friends in social work and I've told them

about my mental illness because I've had some troubles recently and they were really

supportive as well as some of them opening up about them experiencing depression or anxiety

and other mental illnesses.

Well I have, because I've been really involved in the University's Disability at Work Network,

so I've met a lot of staff through that have various disabilities.

But something I want to make really clear is that literally everybody, not matter who you are, has met

somebody, or multiple people with a disability, because a lot of disabilities are invisible.

So the answer to this question for everyone is yes.

[What would the ideal university look like for students living with a disability?]

That we all have disabilities so we're all equal.

Inclusion.

So instead of not including some people because they behave differently

you include them in everything that you do. So the social stigma associated with, not necessarily

snobbishness but it would be a utopia if every university student

got along with each other.

I guess for me it would be a university that's focused on accessibility as the norm.

Not having to have special rooms that are accessible or not having to make an extra effort to get something

captioned or not having to make an extra, like a university

where accessibility is really built-in.

I think Sydney Uni is pretty good. Ideal I guess, lifts everywhere? Maybe a few more bathrooms?

- parking spaces! -yeah

I think it's more of a cultural thing really in a sense that ideal would just

mean that there's never any question about the fact that students with disabilities are

totally integrated into the culture

the University actually has a Disability Action Plan

which has been so successful that they're actually exporting it to other universities

in Australia and overseas.

I'm Pia, I study social work and philosophy in the Bachelor of Arts.

My name is Gordon, I'm a student at the University of Sydney.

I'm Sheelagh Daniels-Mayes. I started at Sydney University in January this year as

a lecturer and researcher in Aboriginal education.

I'm Andrew. I'm a student here at the University of Sydney.

I do the international and global studies degree.

and I'm also a staff member and work for the Faculty of Engineering

as an industry placements officer.

Hi my name is Laura. I am a student. I am majoring in neuroscience under the Science Faculty.

My names Sarahjane Thompson, I'm a trainer here at the University of Sydney

in student administration.

My name is Jennie Brand-Miller

and I'm a Professor of Human Nutrition at the University of Sydney.

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ART IN THE OPEN #AITO2017 on PEI! - Duration: 2:18.

Alright here we are, in Charlottetown

for Art in the Open!

lets check this out!

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Disney Pixar Cars Learn Colors with Disney Color Cars Lightning McQueen Color Tow Mate, Colors Video - Duration: 10:02.

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【Vlog】AOMORI NEBUTA FESTIVAL【JAPAN】 - Duration: 2:23.

hi it's kumamiki. I went on a trip at the beginning of August.

I went to Aomori, Akita and Sendai in Tohoku to participate in the famous festivals.

In Japan, there are lots of large summer festivals that attract visitors from out of town.

Aomori's Nebuta festival, Sendai's Tanabata festival and Akita Kantou are Japan's 3 largest festibals and they attract visitors from all over Japan.

Today, I'd like to introduce the Nebuta festival in Aomori.

It was my dream to go to Aomori's Nebuta festival.

The Naruto festival is held at night ,but I arrived at noon so I bought some souvenirs.

Aomori is famous for apples so, I recommend apple pie as a souvenir.

I also bought "Inochi", " Nanbu-senbei" and a goldfish decoration.

I looked at the Nebuta before the festival.

My favorite float was the skull.

The Nebuta festival started at night.

At Nebuta festival,large fancy warrior dolls are placed upon floats and everyone marches through the city chanting.

The design of the dolls varies for each city where the festival is held.

I was very impressed because the floats were very spectacular than when Isaw them in the daytime.

Around the floats there are dancers called Haneto who wear special costumes and who chant "Rassera".

I'd like to to wear this one day.

That's all. If you like this video please subscribe!!

Thank you for watching.

See you next time, bye!

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La Trobe University Living History: David Corlett - Duration: 3:11.

♪ (Music Playing) ♪

One of the things that was attractive to me

was the engagement in national debates.

That's part of what kept me at La Trobe.

My name's David Corlett. I have a PhD from La Trobe Uni.

I graduated with a PhD in 2003.

I started Uni here before I had kids.

Then I had kids and I was still here, and I remember

having my son with me one supervision, and he pulled

all the books out of the bottom of her bookshelf.

We had to do tute papers, tutorial papers.

There was some comment that under Lennon's rule

six million people had died, and I brushed over

this number just as another fact.

The tutor sort of held up the conversation and

emphasised 'This is six million people.

This is not just a number. This is human beings'.

There are moments like that that for me

I reflect back on, and they're significant.

It's my PhD.

I wrote my Honours thesis on asylum seeking young people.

I was almost ready to submit, and then Tampa happened.

I just felt like I couldn't submit without trying to grapple

with the meaning of Tampa and then the Pacific solution.

You've got to justify the claims you're making.

You need to cite your sources and you need to have evidence.

There's discipline and rigour in thinking an

expression I think that comes from my time here.

People who come to Australia seeking asylum

have historically overwhelmingly been found

to be refugees, which means that they're people who

have a well-founded fear of persecution.

One of the things that we can learn from such people

is courage and resilience.

These are people who have faced incredible hardship.

They've often experienced war and torture,

and they've escaped and come to Australia with the hope

of trying to rebuild a life with some safety and security.

The issue is about whether people have a need for

protection from persecution, and if they do

we owe them protection.

But in public debates about refugees and asylum seekers

it's rarely mentioned, and it's incredibly frustrating I think.

Part of the Australian mythology is about people

having a fair go, and I think that's the way

we need to be talking about this stuff.

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If Your Kidney Is In Danger, The Body Will Give You These 7 Signs - Duration: 2:11.

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Learn Nursery Rhymes Incy Wincy Spider Five Little Monkeys with Kids Train Video - Duration: 2:03:12.

The incy wincy spider Climbed up the water spout Down came the rain And washed the spider out

Out came the sun And dried up all the rain The incy wincy spider Climbed up the spout again

The incy wincy spider Climbed up the water spout Down came the rain And washed the spider out

Out came the sun And dried up all the rain The incy wincy spider Climbed up the spout again

The incy wincy spider Climbed up the water spout Down came the rain And washed the spider out

Out came the sun And dried up all the rain The incy wincy spider Climbed up the spout again

Do you know your A-B-C's

A - B - C - D - E - F - G H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P

Q - R - S - T - U- V, W - X - Y and Z

Now I know my ABC's Next time won't you sing with me.

A - B - C - D - E - F - G H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P

Q - R - S - T - U- V, W - X - Y and Z

Now I know my ABC's 26 letters from A to Z

26 letters from A to Z

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Su lugar de nacimiento e interés en la meditación - Mingyur Rinpoche (sub. esp.) - Duration: 2:36.

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Why Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a Religion - Duration: 2:01.

Hello.

In this short video, I will explain why Alcoholics Anonymous, commonly known as A.A., is a religion,

based on the majority opinion of the New York Court of Appeals in the United States.

The court boldly stated, "Adherence to the A.A. fellowship entails engagement in religious

activity and religious proselytization."

What are those activities?

First, "followers are urged to accept the existence of God as a Supreme Being, Creator, Father

of Light and Spirit of the Universe."

"While A.A. literature declares an openness and tolerance for each participant's personal

vision of God ('as we understood Him'), the writings demonstrably express an aspiration

that each member of the movement will ultimately commit to a belief in the existence of a Supreme

Being of independent higher reality than humankind."

Second, "in 'working' the 12 steps, participants become actively involved in seeking such a

God through prayer, confessing wrongs and asking for removal of shortcomings."

Finally, "A.A.'s [book] 'Twelve Steps/Twelve Traditions' […] describ[es] the spiritual evolution

of atheists and agnostics through working the 12 steps."

The court quoted from the book, "In Step Three, we turned our will and our lives over

to the care of God as we understood Him.

For the time being, we who were atheist or agnostic discovered that our own group, or

A.A. as a whole, would suffice as a higher power.

[… However, later, based on many observations,] we could predict that the doubter [would eventually]

love God and call Him by name."

In conclusion, Merriam-Webster defines religion as "a system of religious attitudes, beliefs,

and practices."

Because Alcoholics Anonymous provides such a system of religious behavior, it is a

religion.

The transcript for this video and supporting links are in the description below.

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The Hitching of Kenah and Isiah Rowe - Duration: 4:12.

from this day forward

for better for worse

for richer for poorer

in sickness and in health

to love and to cherish

till death do us part

According to God's Holy word

I pledge you my faith

I, Kenah

pledge to Isiah, my lawfully wedded husband

to have and to hold

from this day forward

for better for worse

for richer for poorer

in sickness and in health

to love and to cherish

till death do us part

According to God's Holy Word

and therefore I pledge you my faith

Before I allow you to kiss your lovely bride and pronounce you Mr. and Mrs. Rowe

I want you to turn, oh that's right!

The rings I forgot the most important part

Sorry it's been a long day

Kenah and Isiah forgot to tell you

that I was also wedding coordinator, and floral designer

So I've been a little busy

Oh yeah table cloth washer

Isiah take the ring and place it on Kenah's finger

Put the ring on his finger and say I pledge you my faith

Kenah

Yes

Isiah, I pledge you my faith with this wedding ring"

Okay before we do the kiss and everything

I want you to turn around and I want you to look

at all these people They worked really hard on your wedding

They came out here in the heat and everything

to celebrate this day with you

Now friends and family

I want you to look at this couple

because it is up to you to assist them

in marriage, through prayer, through counsel

through support. We're not just here for a party

Okay. Laughter. The party is coming.

At the house.

But, we stand here as witnesses

with a responsibility to the two of them

Can I get an Amen? AMEN Alright

Isiah Rowe, you may kiss Mrs. Rowe

Yay. Cheers. Laughter.

Applause

Once in a while, right in the middle of an ordinary life....

LOVE gives us a fairy tale!

~ Kissess and Hugs ~

* love and laughter and happily ever after *

~ MR. AND MRS. ISIAH ROWE ~

On this 26th day of August , 2017

Congratulations Kenah and Isiah!

~ No longer two but one. ~ Mark 10:8

~ I have found the ONE whom my SOUL loves ~

Song of Soloman 3:4

OUR HAPPILY EVER AFTER STARTS HERE....

Let us not love with words or speech

but with actions and in truth. John 3:18

Wedding was officiated by Lynetta Karlson.

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Once Upon A Dango Machine - Duration: 3:45.

Is anyone there?

Oh... Hi!

Who survived? Somebody new?

Anyone else but you?

On a lonely night was a blinding light

A hundred leaders would be borne of you

Nakayoshi dango te o tsunagi ooki

Na marui wa ni naru yo

Machi o tsukuri dango boshi no ue

Minna de waraiau yo

I'll depend on you

I'll depend on you

I don't know much about your life beyond these walls

The fleeting sense of love within these God-forsaken halls

And you can hear it in his voice, in every call

"This girl who's slept a hundred years has something after all"

Nakayoshi dango te o tsunagi ooki

Na marui wa ni naru yo

I'll go alone, I'll never speak of you again

We depend on you

We depend

I'll depend on you

Dango, dango, dango, dango

Dango, dango daikazoku

Dango, dango, dango, dango

Dango daikazoku

I'll depend on you

Thanks for watching!

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NÓNG ! Đảng CSVN NHẬN TIN CHẤ.N ĐỘN.G với ĐIỀM XẤ.U 1 Quan chức XIN RA KHỎI ĐẢNG vào ngày Quốc Khánh - Duration: 27:22.

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China Bans Anonymous Posting Online - Duration: 3:11.

CHINA HAS PUT A STOP TO ANONYMOUS COMMENTS ON THE

INTERNET.

MASHABLE REPORTS:

CHINA

HAS MADE A LOT OF MOVES RECENTLY TO CUT DOWN ON

ANONYMOUS POSTING AND MEANS BY WHICH PEOPLE TYPICALLY GET

AROUND THE ALREADY STRINGENT CHECKS THAT THE GOVERNMENT

HAS ON INTERNET TRAFFIC.

WHAT YOU THINK?

THIS IS A TOUGH ONE BECAUSE I GENERALLY ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO

USE THEIR REAL IDENTITY AND I HAVE A PROPOSAL HERE FOR

TWITTER IN AMERICA, BUT WHEN THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT DOES IT,

IT TAKES ON A DIFFERENT TINGE.

BECAUSE IF YOU ARE CRITICIZING

THE GOVERNMENT, THEY DEFINITELY WANT TO BE ABLE TO TRACK YOU.

THAT IS WHY I DON'T WANT TO GO ALL THE WAY AND SAY THAT

THEY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED FOR ANY PLATFORM AS CHINA'S DOING.

I THINK THAT IS WRONG.

HERE IN AMERICA TWITTER HAS A MASSIVE PROBLEM WHERE YOU

HAVE THE EGGS AND NO ONE KNOWS WHO IS REAL AND WHO IS NOT.

THEY GO THROUGH EXTRA EFFORT TO DO THE VERIFIED ACCOUNTS,

THAT'S THE BLUE CHECK YOU SEE.

PEOPLE THINK THAT MEANS

THEY ARE A CELEBRITY.

ACTUALLY MEANS THEY MADE SURE THAT THAT WAS AN ACTUAL

HUMAN BEING BUT I THINK THERE SHOULD BE A MIDDLE GROUND

REDO A GREEN CHECK WHICH IS AT LEAST THIS GUY CONNECTED IT

TO HIS FACEBOOK ACCOUNT OR ANY OTHER ACCOUNTS.

THAT GIVES

YOU A SENSE THAT HE MIGHT BE REAL AND I AM NOT SAYING

GET RID OF ANONYMOUS COMMENTS ON TWITTER, GOD FORBID.

I AM JUST SAYING GIVE US ONE MORE LAYER SO WE HAVE A

BETTER SENSE OF WHO SOMEONE IS.

SOME PEOPLE, I PROPOSED THAT

WHAT AND THEY'RE LIKE, OH MY GOD.

YOU ARE A MAOIST ISLAMIST.

YOU ARE ALLOWED TO MAKE ANY COMMENT.

IT COULD BE ANONYMOUS OR HATEFUL.

ALL OF THE HORRIFIC THINGS YOU WANT TO DO.

I'M JUST SAYING IF YOU CREATE A SECOND LAYER IT GIVES PEOPLE

CONFIDENCE, AT LEAST THIS PERSON IS A REAL PERSON WHO HATES ME.

AND NOT A BOT.

THERE ARE BOTS THAT POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS WILL ROLLOUT IN

ORDER TO HELP THEM SPREAD WHATEVER THEY WANT TO SPREAD.

DEMOCRATS USE BOTS TOO.

I THINK THAT'S AN INTERESTING PROPOSAL BUT OBVIOUSLY KEEP

IN MIND, CHINA IS NOT DOING IT FOR THAT PURPOSE.

THEY ARE DOING IT BECAUSE THEY DON'T LIKE PEOPLE WHO

CRITICIZE THE GOVERNMENT.

THEY DON'T EVEN LIKE PEOPLE

WHO WANT TO INVESTIGATE FACTORIES IN CHINA.

THERE WERE SOME JOURNALISTS OR INVESTIGATORS LOOKING

INTO HOW CHINA CONTRACTED WITH IVANKA

TRUMP'S COMPANY AND SOME OF THEM JUST GOT DETAINED.

SOME OF THEM WENT MISSING.

THAT IS SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN STORIES LIKE THIS

COME OUT.

IT IS NOT REALLY ABOUT MAKING SURE PEOPLE

IDENTIFY THEMSELVES TO PROVE THAT THEY ARE REAL.

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[Mario Kart 8 Wii U] 200cc Time Trials - Duration: 2:03.

Hello everyone, I'm JBMagination,

and I will be showing you

the world's first

200cc Time Trials

now being done to the general public,

and being shown to the general public.

Without further ado, enjoy.

INITIATE SEQUENCE

Tutorial will be coming soon!

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LETTER OPENING, Indonesia - Duration: 3:54.

hello people are you going later today with new coins let's find out what they

are so here I have the coins and they are all Indonesian and so this will

complete my set of coins from Indonesia that I do not have actually one complete

it I still need the two rupiah from 1970 this one doesn't have the to repeat that

no it doesn't so I'll sort this out and we can never lose it look so anyway this

coin series as you can see here demonstrates perfectly had the

Indonesian Rupiah has decreased in value so these ones are from the review

beforehand which is read to nominate one fastened to one you know if I've seen 10

Sen and 50 cent okay so I need the one in I need the 1 cent for that okay so in

96 for a denominated these coins issued in 1970 so 105 like 1 and 5 it's on the

reverse ities yeah bird it's at the bird series so 1 5 5 1974 East is a 10 from

1970 14 Rypien 10 from 1971 these are all 71 save Birds on it

in the reverse you said that honor

in a100 from 1973 and then later on I was issued this reduced 579 and they

aluminium ten rupee to replace the bronze one yeah and they slightly

smaller less weigh 100 rupiah and then we have our ever coins about twenty five

to one thousand rupiah this week issued during the Sahara era in the 90s and

this is my first time I got a one thousand rupiah and now as you can see

it's just like a nickel-plated steel coin this is 1960s before Suharto lost

power not bad coin he's interrupted milling

and these were the previous coins that we use as you can see then in donations

laughs they're Birds and it was used until the new series comes in you know

2016 I have a number of video knows I have another video nuisance as well you

know make a video on all these coins to describe what imagery they actually have

on them so Indonesia never actually minted that many coins this is nearly

all of them it's probably like five coins missing they did produce

commemorative coins but most countries do most people actually don't collect

them but yeah these coins are not bad 100 rupee oh there's Brighton in one

side yeah so let me know if you'd like Indonesian coins down below and I will

click the whole set soon thank you bye bye

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