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Humpty Dumpty Learn Colors For Kids Children Toddlers Nursery Rhymes Kids Songs - Duration: 1:01:28.
Poor Humpty Dumpty he is always falling down
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
The wheels on the bus go round and round. round and round, round and round.
The wheels on the bus go round and round, all through the town!
The wipers on the bus go swish, swish,swish. swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish.
The wipers on the bus go swish, swish,swish, all through the town!
The people on the bus go chat, chat, chat. chat, chat, chat, chat, chat, chat.
The people on the bus go chat, chat, chat. all through the town!
The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep. beep, beep beep, beep, beep, beep.
The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep. all through the town!
The babies on the bus go waah, waah waah! waah, waah waah! waah, waah waah!
The babies on the bus go waah, waah waah! all through the town!
The mommies on the bus go shh, shh, shh! shh, shh, shh! shh, shh, shh!
The mommies on the bus go shh, shh, shh! all through the town!
The wheels on the bus go round and round. round and round, round and round.
The wheels on the bus go round and round, all through the town!
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Sandwich Khaman Recipe | Dhokla | Gujrati Sandwich Dhokla | Instant Khaman | Layered Dhokla - Duration: 3:36.
Hello friends, welcome back to my channel Nish Shreya
Today we are going to make Sandwich Khaman
For this recipe, we are using green chutney
See the link of green chutney in the description below
We need green chutney of thick consistency
3 ways of making thick consistency
Option 1 Avocado
Grind avocado along with other ingredients while grinding green chuney
Option 2 Grated coconut
Option 3 Roasted peanuts
See the ingredients of Sandwich khaman
Grease the container with oil
Prepare steamer
Boil water in large pan and place ring at the center
Chickpeas flour 3/4 cup
Sooji - 3/4 cup
Curd - 3/4 cup
Lemon juice - 2 tsp
Sugar - 1tsp
Salt - 1tsp
Turmeric powder - 3/4 tsp
Oil - 2 tsp
Mix well
Gradually add water to make a smooth batter
Divide batter in two bowls
Add 3/4 tsp Eno fruit salt in one bowl
Mix well
Pour in greased container
Place the bowl in steamer
Make sure water is boiling in steamer at high flame
Cover with heavy lid
Steam at high flame for 5 minutes
Take out khaman after 5 minutes
Place a layer of coriander chutney
Add 3/4 tsp Eno salt to the other bowl of remaining batter
Mix well
Pour batter over chutney
Steam this in steamer for 10 minutes on high flame
Check if khaman is ready after 10 minutes
Poke knife at the center
khaman is ready if knife comes out clean
Let the khaman cool down on the counter
For tempering - Heat 2 tbsp oil
Mustard seed - 1tsp
Cumin seed - 1tsp
Sliced green chili - 8 to 9
Few curry leaves
Saute till green chili is cooked
Tempering is ready
Take out khaman on a plate
Garnish with tempering
Chopped coriander leaves
Cut khaman in squares
Sandwich khaman is ready
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[ENG SUBS] Catalonia's Carles Puigdemont Suspends Independence - Duration: 28:13.
I stand here before Parliament to present to you the results of the referendum held on October 1
and to explain the political consequences derived from it.
I am conscious, as I'm sure are many of you, that today I also stand before the people of Catalonia
and before many others, who have focused their attention on what happens today in this chamber.
We are living in an exceptional time, of historical dimension.
The consequences and effects run beyond our country and it's evident that,
far from being an internal and domestic affair,
as we have often had to hear from those who neglected their responsibility
by not wanting to know about what's happening,
Catalonia is a European issue.
Do not expect, from my speech, threats, blackmail nor insults.
The current moment is serious enough for everyone to assume their corresponding responsibility
and for the necessity to de-escalate tension and not to contribute to it, neither through word nor gesture.
In the other hand, I wish to address the people; those who came out on the 1st and the 3rd of October,
those who went to the demonstration on Saturday to advocate for dialogue,
and those who came out massively on Sunday in defence of the unity of Spain.
And to those who haven't come out in any of those gatherings.
All of us, with all of our differences, with all our points of understanding and divergence,
all form part of the same people, and we must continue to work together,
whatever happens, because that is how the history of a people who want to build a future is made.
Obviously, we will never agree on everything.
But we do understand, because we've already demonstrated it,
that the way forward can be none other than through democracy and peace.
That means respecting those who think differently, and finding a way to make possible collective aspirations,
with the realisation that that requires a large dose of dialogue and empathy.
As you may well imagine, in these recent days and hours many have spoken with me,
suggesting both what needs to be done and what needs not be done.
All of those suggestions are valid, respectable and appropriate for a moment like this.
In all cases where I could I appreciated receiving them, because in each one I've heard good reasons
which are worth listening to.
I have also asked the opinion of many people, which has helped me
and enriched the analysis of this moment in time and the perspective for the future,
and I want to give them my heartfelt thanks.
But what I'm presenting to you today is not a personal decision, nor is it the obsession of any one person:
it's the result of the 1st of October, of the will of the government which I preside over having maintained
its commitment to call, organise and hold a referendum of self-determination, and naturally of the analysis of the
following facts which we have shared at the core of Government.
Today is the time to talk about the results in the Parliament and that's what we're going to do.
We are here because on the 1st of October, Catalonia held a referendum of self-determination.
It was done in conditions, which were, rather than difficult, extreme.
It's the first time in the history of European democracies that an election day
was held in the midst of violent police attacks against voters who were cueing to post their vote.
From 8 in the morning until the close of polling stations, the Police and Guardia Civil beat defenceless
people and obliged the emergency services to attend to more than 800 people.
We all saw it, as did the world, which was horrified as the images came through.
The objective was not only to confiscate ballot boxes and voting papers.
The objective was to cause panic and make people, as they saw the images of indiscriminate police violence,
stay at home and renounce their right to vote.
But those politically responsible for these ignominious acts shot themselves in the foot.
2,286,217 citizens overcame their fear, left their homes and voted.
We don't know how many were unsuccessful in doing so, but we do know that the polling stations
which were closed down violently represented the votes of 770,000 more people.
More than two million two hundred thousand Catalans were able to vote because they overcame their fear,
and because when they arrived at their polling station they found ballot boxes,
voting slips, constituted voting tables and an operative and reliable electoral list.
The operations and police searches of the previous weeks in seeking ballot boxes
and voting slips did not prevent the referendum.
Phone taps, following people, cyber-attacks, the closure of 140 websites, interference in correspondence,
none of these things could stop the referendum. I repeat:
in spite of the efforts and resources dedicated to prevent it happening,
when the citizens arrived at the polling stations, they found ballot boxes, envelopes, voting slips,
constituted voting tables and an operative and reliable electoral list.
I wish, therefore, to recognise and appreciate all of the people
who made possible this logistical and political success.
To the volunteers who slept in the polling stations.
To the citizens who kept the ballot boxes in their homes. To those who printed the voting slips.
To the computer technicians who came up with and developed the universal electoral list.
To the workers in the Government. To those who voted yes or no, and those who voted blank.
To so many anonymous people who did their part to make it all possible.
And above all, I send my best wishes and solidarity to all those injured and mistreated in the police operation.
Those images will remain in our memories forever. We will never forget.
We must recognise and denounce that the actions of the state have caused tension and worry in Catalan society.
As President of Catalonia, I'm very conscious that at this time there are many people who are worried, anxious
and even scared about what is happening and what may come to pass.
People of all ideas and political leanings. Gratuitous violence
and the decision of some companies to transfer their headquarters,
in a decision, allow me to say, more related to their markets than to real effects in our economy
what does have real effect on our economy is the 16 billion Catalan euros which are obliged to leave each year.
Are facts which without doubt have clouded the picture.
To all those people who are afraid, I wish to send them a message of comprehension
and empathy, and also of serenity and tranquillity.
The Government of Catalonia will not deviate one millimetre from its commitment
to social and economic progress, democracy, dialogue,
tolerance, respect for difference and a willingness to negotiate.
As President I will always act with responsibility and keeping in mind the
seven and a half million citizens of the country.
I would like to explain where we are, and especially why we are where we are.
Today as the world is watching us, and indeed, today as the world is listening to us,
I think it's worth going back and explaining ourselves.
Since the death of the military dictator Francisco Franco,
Catalonia has contributed at least as much as anyone else to the consolidation of Spanish democracy.
Catalonia has been not only the economic engine of Spain, but also a modernising and stabling influence.
Catalonia believed that the Spanish Constitution of 1978 could be a good starting point
to guarantee its self-government and its material progress.
Catalonia was deeply involved in the process of returning the Spanish state
to European and international institutions after 40 years of isolation.
The passing of the years, however, began to show that the new institutional structure
which came out of the Transition, which Catalonia saw as a good starting point towards evolving
to new heights of democracy and self-governance, was seen by the hegemonic elite of the state
not as a point of departure, but in fact as a point of arrival.
With the passing of the years, the system not only stopped evolving
in the desired direction for the people of Catalonia, but began to devolve.
Consistent with this finding, in the year 2005, a large majority, 88% of this Parliament, I repeat an 88% majority
in this Parliament, following the steps marked out by the Constitution,
I repeat, following the steps marked out by the Constitution, approved a proposal
for a new Statute of Autonomy, and sent it to the Spanish Congress of Deputies.
The Catalan proposal unleashed an authentic campaign of Catalanophobia,
tied to an irresponsible manner by those who wanted to govern Spain at any price.
The text which was finally submitted for referendum in 2006
was already very different from the initial proposal from the Catalan Parliament,
but despite that was approved by the citizens who voted on it.
Turnout was 47%, and the votes in favour of the Statute were 1,899,897.
I'd like to point out that that's 145,000 votes fewer than the yes vote for independence on the 1st of October.
The state, however, hadn't had enough with the first reduction.
In 2010, four years after the entry in law of the watered down Statute, a Constitutional Court made up of magistrates
hand-picked by the two main Spanish political parties, emitted an disgraceful sentence which
watered down the Statute for a second time, modifying the content which had been voted on by the people in a referendum.
It's worth remembering this, and underlining it.
Despite having followed all the procedures of the constitution, despite being backed by 88% of the Parliament of Catalonia,
and despite popular approval in a referendum, the combined action by the Congress of Deputies and the Constitutional Court
converted the Catalan proposal into an unrecognisable text.
And it's worth remembering and underlining also: this unrecognisable text,
doubly edited and not voted upon by Catalans, this is the current law in force.
This has been the result of Catalonia trying to modify its Juridical Statute by constitutional means: a humiliation.
But that's not everything.
Since the sentence of the Constitutional Court against the Statute voted upon by the people,
the Spanish political system not only has not moved a finger to try to go back
and repair this break, but rather it has activated an aggressive and systematic program of recentralisation.
From the point of view of self-government, the last seven years have been the worst of the last forty:
continual degradation of competencies through a series of decrees, laws and sentences;
inattention and lack of investment in the basic system of infrastructure in Catalonia, a key part of a country's economic progress;
and hurtful disrespect towards our language, culture and the way of life in our country.
Everything that I explain in these short lines has had a profound impact in Catalan society.
It's got to the point that during this period many Catalans, millions of Catalans,
have come to the rational conclusion that the only way to guarantee survival, not only of self-government,
but of our values as a society, is the foundation of Catalonia as a state.
The results of the last elections to the Parliament of Catalonia are a testament to this.
Furthermore, something even more relevant has happened:
in parallel with the formation of a pro-independence absolute majority in the Parliament,
a broad consensus has been forged that the future of Catalonia, whatever it may be,
had to be decided by the Catalan people, democratically and pacifically, through a referendum.
In the most recent poll by an important newspaper in Madrid, not from here, from Madrid, 82% of Catalans expressed this idea.
With the objective of making possible this referendum, in the last few years the Catalan institutions
and civil societies have generated many initiatives before the Spanish government and its institutions.
It's all documented: up to 18 times, and in all possible formats,
opening a dialogue has been proposed to agree a referendum similar to the one held in Scotland on 18 September 2014.
A referendum with the date and a question agreed between the two sides, in which both sides could campaign
and present their arguments, and in which both sides commit to accepting and applying the result through a negotiation
which protects their respective interests.
If that has been possible in one of the oldest, most consolidated and exemplary democracies in the world,
as the United Kingdom is, why could it not also be done in Spain?
The answer to all of those initiatives has been a radical and absolute no, combined with police and judicial persecution of Catalan authorities.
Ex-President Artur Mas and ex-ministers Joana Ortega and Irene Rigau, as with the ex-minister of Presidency Francesc Homs,
have been banned from holding office for having promoted a non-binding participative process without juridical effect on the 9 of November 2014.
And not only banned from public office, but also fined in an arbitrary and abusive way:
if they do not deposit more than 5 million euros to the Spanish Court of Accounts,
all of their assets will be embargoed and their families may be affected.
Apart from them, the bureau of this Parliament and dozens of municipal elected officials have been charged for expressing support for the right
to decide and permit debates on the referendum.
Charges have been brought against the President of the Parliament
and its bureau to prevent them permitting the debate to take place.
The last wave of repression against Catalan institutions
has resulted in the detainment and arrest of 16 officials and public servants in the Government of Catalonia,
who had to appear in court handcuffed and without being informed of the accusation against them.
The world needs to know too that the leaders of the entities which have led the biggest peaceful demonstrations in Europe's history
are charged with the crime of sedition, which carries a sentence of up to 15 years in prison.
These are people responsible for having organised demonstrations which amazed the world for their civility and lack of incident.
This has been the answer of the Spanish State to Catalan demands,
which have always been expressed in a peaceful way and through the majorities obtained at the polls.
The people of Catalonia have demanded the freedom to be able to decide for years.
It's very simple. We have not found anyone to dialogue with in the past nor are we finding one in the present.
There is no State institution that is open to talking about the claim of the majority of this Parliament and of Catalan society.
The last hope we could have left was for the monarchy to exercise the arbitration and moderating role
that the constitution attaches to it, but the last week's speech confirmed our worst assumptions.
I now turn to the citizens of the whole of the Spanish state who are following with concern what is happening in Catalonia.
I want to convey a message of serenity and respect, a willingness to dialogue
and of political accord, as has always been our desire and our priority.
I am aware of the information that is conveyed to them by most media and the narrative that has been established.
But I dare to ask them to make an effort, for the good of all; an effort to know and recognise what has led us here
and the reasons that have driven us.
We are not delinquents, nor are we crazy, nor are we attempting a coup,
nor just some bad people: we are normal people who ask to be able to vote
and who have been willing to undertake all necessary dialogue to carry it out in an agreed manner.
We have nothing against Spain and the Spanish. Quite the opposite.
We want to understand each other better, and that is the desire of the majority in Catalonia.
Because today, for many years now, the relationship isn't working
and nothing has been done to reverse a situation that has become unsustainable.
And a people can not be compelled, against its will,
to accept a status quo that it did not vote for and does not want.
The Constitution is a democratic framework, but it is equally true that there is democracy beyond the Constitution.
Ladies and gentlemen, with the results of the referendum on October 1st,
Catalonia has earned the right to be an independent state, and has earned the right to be heard and respected.
I must recognise that today Catalonia is being listened to and respected beyond our frontiers.
The yes to independence won an absolute majority in the elections,
and two years later it has won a referendum under the attacks of batons.
The ballot boxes, the only language we understand, say yes to independence.
And this is the route I am committed to traveling.
As is known, the Referendum Law establishes that, two days after the official proclamation of the results
and in the case where the number of Yes votes is superior to the number of No votes,
the Parliament (and I cite the wording of the law)
"will hold an ordinary session to put into effect a formal declaration
of the independence of Catalonia, its effects and agree the beginning of the constituent process".
There's a before and after the 1st of October,
and we have achieved what we committed ourselves to at the beginning of this legislature.
Arriving at this historic moment, and as President of the Generalitat, I take it upon myself to say,
in presenting to you the results of the referendum before Parliament and our co-citizens,
that the people have determined that Catalonia should become an independent state in the form of a republic.
That is what needs to be done today, responsibly and with respect.
In with the same solemnity, the Government and I myself propose that the Parliament
suspends the effects of the declaration of independence so that in the coming weeks
we may begin a dialogue without which it is impossible to arrive at an agreed solution.
We firmly believe that this moment needs not only a de-escalation of tension but also a clear
and committed willingness to advance the claims of the people of Catalonia
from the results of the 1st of October.
We must keep these results in mind during the period of dialogue which we are willing to open.
It is well-known that since the referendum different mediation initiatives have been
put in place, regarding dialogue and negotiation and at national, state and international level.
Some of these are publicly known, while others are not known yet.
All are serious attempts, and were difficult to imagine happening just a short time ago.
The cries for dialogue and for no violence have been heard from all corners of the globe;
yesterday's declaration by a group of eight Nobel Peace Prize winners;
the declaration the group The Elders led by the ex-secretary general of the United Nations Kofi Annan
and made up of people of great world relevance; the positions of Presidents
and Prime Ministers of European countries, European political leaders.
There's a prayer for dialogue which runs through Europe,
because Europe already feels interrupted by the effects of what could happen with a bad resolution of this conflict.
All of these voices deserve to be listened to.
And all, without exception, have asked that we open a time to give dialogue with the Spanish state a chance.
That is also what needs to be done today, responsibly and with respect.
In finishing, I call on the responsibility of everyone.
To the citizens of Catalonia, I ask that we continue to express ourselves as we have done up to now,
with freedom and with respect fro those who think differently.
To companies and economic stakeholders, I ask that they continue to generate wealth
and not fall into the temptation to use their power to influence the population.
To the political parties, I ask that they contribute with their words and actions to lower the tension.
I also ask this of the media. To the Spanish government, I ask that they listen, not to us if they don't want,
but to those who advocate for mediation and to the international community, and to the millions of citizens
around Spain who ask that they renounce repression and imposition.
To the European Union, I ask that they get deeply involved and hold up the fundamental values of the Union.
Today the Government of Catalonia makes a gesture of responsibility and generosity,
and again reaches out its hand in dialogue.
I'm convinced that, if in the coming days everyone acts with the same responsibility
and fulfils their obligations, the conflict between Catalonia and the Spanish state
can be resolved in a manner that is serene and with accord, respecting the will of the people.
For us, this will not stop here.
Because we want to be true to our long history, to all who suffered and made sacrifices,
and because we want a future of dignity for our children, for all those people who want to make Catalonia their land of welcome and hope.
Thank you very much.
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Singer, Instrumentalist, and Songwriter Rhiannon Giddens | 2017 MacArthur Fellow - Duration: 3:12.
I think the history and social context are everything when it comes to music because
nothing comes out of a vacuum, and what we listen to is a reflection of who we are as a society.
My name is Rhiannon Giddens and I'm a musician, a songwriter, and a musical historian and activist.
When I went to college I wanted to be an opera star, you know.
It is really funny to think about the fact that I paid back my student loans to the Oberlin
Conservatory playing the banjo for a living.
The banjo is so important to me because it is a true American instrument.
At the turn of the century you go from the banjo being the absolute emblem of the
African American in the South, to the emblem of the white mountaineer, like, and people don't
even remember black people played the banjo.
And so finding my place as one of the few black women playing the banjo and being involved
in that history–being a disciple to Joe Thompson, who was one of the last black traditional
fiddlers–I started reconnecting to all of these, sort of, memories and senses and feelings
from where I grew up.
And I kind of realized, "Oh, this is actually in my, it's in my blood."
Chocolate Drops, my previous band, every time we played a show we were changing the narrative.
Just the vision of black people holding banjos changes the narrative.
I'm trying to inhabit an older sense of the musician as storyteller, as conscious keeper–telling
the story of a people, of pointing out injustices.
"Freedom Highway" is an exploration of the African American experience.
It came about as a real need to explore some of the themes that I just had been encountering
over and over again.
Singing: "When I was four, my lovin' mam was cornered by the boss's man."
Stories about civil rights, themes of slavery, police brutality that's going on right now.
I mean, it's just, the African American experience, you know, alongside, you know, songs of love
and life and hope and faith and I feel blessed to be able to have a platform to tell these stories.
I'm really interested in shining a light on those aspects of musical history that have
been traditionally neglected and left behind because I feel that our current situation
can be explained by what's going on culturally in years past that hasn't been addressed.
Art can challenge and transform and inspire.
It's so intense.
And to do it on one level as a record is incredible, but now I'm like, "What's the next level?"
I want to keep reaching more and more people and getting deeper and deeper.
I have a lot things in the queue that I want to work on, which is another reason why this
is such a huge deal for me, is it's very hard to do serious writing on the road because
the road is it's own job.
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Mathematician and Statistician Emmanuel Candès | 2017 MacArthur Fellow - Duration: 3:47.
I started as a statistician and as an applied mathematician so I could see the
power of mathematics and the application it had and so I was really seduced.
My name is Emmanuel Candès and I am an applied mathematician.
What does a statistician do? We tease signals and noise apart and so that's my basic
training. So compressed sensing is a discovery that you can acquire signals
of interest from far fewer measurements than you thought were necessary.
The magnetic resonance imaging is this kind of wonderful imaging modality that lets
you image internal tissues within your body non-invasively. But the problem is
it takes a long time to acquire a scan. And so what researchers wanted to do was
to think about how we can get high-quality imaging but much more rapidly.
And that poses its challenges because all of a sudden there's a lot of missing
data. We applied an algorithm and the reconstructions were good. More recently
I've worked with radiologists from New York University on trying to basically
reconstruct video sequences from MRI data. And so by actually pulling all the
tricks we knew, we were able to really produce high-quality videos.
An application also in medical imaging is in the area of computer tomography.
Here again compressed sensing says that perhaps you can get a similar quality of imaging
with less radiation dosage. And so people have been able to use the techniques
we've developed. On the radio I heard the Netflix challenge. Netflix was
interested in the following problem: How can we guess how you're going to
like the ratings or your preference for a movie that you have not yet seen.
It sounds like it's a compressed sensing problem. There are many problems on the
face of the earth that are not the Netflix problem, but have exactly the
same structure. Where you have large data tables, you
assume that rows or columns are correlated, you're missing a lot of
information and you'd like to impute. One striking example is a phase retrieval
problem in x-ray crystallography, which can be cast in this form.
What's remarkable is that it draws from different areas of mathematics. It draws
from linear algebra, it draws from convex optimization and optimization in general,
it draws from geometry, it draws from probability theory. It draws from many
different fields and that's by putting all these sub-areas of knowledge
together that you arrive at a comprehensive theory that is useful and
that lets you do more. I'm interested in new challenges posed by the big data era
and I'm very interested in trying to develop statistical tools that will help
us address issues of reproducibility in the sciences. I'm very grateful that
the Fellowship recognizes me but a lot of my work has been done in
collaboration with students. There were so many great peoples before me, I think
there will be fantastic people after me and to be a link in this chain, it's an
amazing feeling.
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Anthropologist Jason De León | 2017 MacArthur Fellow - Duration: 3:20.
I just want people to understand that undocumented people have names and
histories and compelling stories just like the rest of us. My name is Jason De León,
I am an associate professor of anthropology at the University of
Michigan, and I direct the Undocumented Migration Project. My career started out
in a very traditional way. I am a trained archaeologist. My dissertation was on
ancient stone tools from Mexico. During the course of my archaeological work
working in Mexico, I came to know a lot of people who had had border
crossing experiences, often quite traumatic ones. And when I finished my
dissertation, I decided I was gonna shift gears and start to look at clandestine
migration. The work that I currently am engaged with is a long-term study of
undocumented border crossings that I look at from an archaeological
perspective, an ethnographic perspective, a forensic perspective, and increasingly a
visual perspective. You can find a variety of things in the Arizona
desert related to undocumented migration, and this is a range of things from
empty water bottles and food wrappers, and abandoned clothes, things
that migrants are consuming along the way, to, you know, the evidence of Border
Patrol presence, so handcuffs, bullet casings, that sort of stuff, as well as
human remains. From the very beginning one of the goals of this project was
really to demonstrate that the things that people leave behind during this
great migration, these things are not garbage. And we treat the things that
migrants have left behind with as much care and respect as we would any, you
know, sort of prehistoric archaeological assemblage. And so we collect things in
the field, they are GPSed, they are bagged and tagged,
they are cataloged here, they're photographed multiple times and put
into databases.
There's a pillow that we have in our collection that belonged to a young man
named José Takuti. He is the distant cousin of a woman whose body we
found in 2012 who had died during a border crossing and a group of students
and myself came across her corpse. A year after she was found, her sister-in-law
sent me a message saying, "Look, we have another relative who's gone
missing in the same area." And so that started me trying to figure out where
José had gone, and we've been unsuccessful in locating his body.
That pillow that we have comes from his bedroom in Cuenca, Ecuador, so when I went
to visit the family, you know, they gave me several items that belonged to him
that we used have used in exhibitions to try to raise awareness about his story,
his very sad and horrific story. Then there are many other people out there who have
similar stories who have disappeared during this process, and perhaps through
archaeology and through forensic work we can somehow maybe bring closure to the
families by recovering bodies, or at least raise awareness, public awareness
about this issue. I think I really want the general public to not
think about border crossers or undocumented migrants, but to think about
José Takuti, to think about the names and the faces of the thousands of
individuals who have died during this process, and the millions of people who
have gone through it.
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Working with Errors in Excel using IFERROR and ISERROR (Arabic video with English subtitles) - Duration: 9:29.
Welcome to Excel for Everyone. I'm Mohamed Nada and today
we will be looking at how we work with errors in Excel
There are 2 ways that I'll be talking about today
They are 2 functions. The first one is IFERROR, and the second is ISERROR
I'll start with IFERROR. We have previously looked at
the IF function and saw how it works
IFERROR is just an extension from the IF function
It tells Excel what to do when it finds an error
Let's look at the example that we have been working on
while going through the VLOOKUP and IF functions tutorials
So I had a VLOOKUP done already to return
when looking up the city in this lookup table
and when the city is found, I return the second column
which has the country, and then put a 0 since I need an exact match
and result would show the countries that are equivalent to the
cities that I have. Now let's try putting a city that doesn't exist in the lookup table, Oxford for example
Excel has already taken the formula for the cell above it and given me an error #N/A
why it gave me an error? Because when Excel looked up the city Oxford in the lookup table, it didn't find it
But I don't like how this #N/A error looks, and I want Excel to give me the message "Not Found" when there is an error
So I delete the VLOOKUP formulas
and type in the IFERROR function
I simply type =iferror and open a bracket
there are only 2 arguments in IFERROR
the first one is the value
this value should be the country, which is basically the VLOOKUP function
So I type in the VLOOKUP function, choose the city
then the table array
then the column index, which is 2 so that it returns the second column
which includes the country, then put a zero to get the exact match instead of typing False
then the second argument is value_if_error
this is where Excel asks you, what if I didn't find the city you are looking for, what should I do?
so we type the message "Not Found"
and make sure it's between speech marks "" because this is text. Then close the bracket and hit Enter
then we drag the formula and we'll find that for Oxford, Excel returned Not Found
Let's assume another scenario where we have another lookup table
and it includes the city Oxford, and its country is England
Now I'm telling Excel to lookup the cities in the first table, and if not found, look them up in the second table
so we remove Not Found, and type another VLOOKUP
but this time I lookup the cities in the second table
the table could be in the same sheet or in another sheet
then we drag the formula
and this time it's showing England instead of Not Found
Let's make it a bit harder. Let's put another city, Chester for example, and we'll see that it gave an error
Now I want the function to look for the city in the 1st table, if not found, look in the 2nd table, if not found, give me the message "Not Found"
To do this, we put another IFERROR before the second VLOOKUP
So I'm basically asking Excel to keep looking for the city in both tables, and if it's not in either of them, return Not Found
and we see it works perfectly as desired
So what we have done here is called Nested Formulas
they are basically a formula inside a formula
this nested formulas allowed me to keep using the IFERROR and VLOOKUP functions interchangeably until I get the desired result
So this is simply how we can work with the IFERROR function
and it can be used to clean up the data view instead of having multiple errors
by returning a specific message when this error is found
Now let's have a look at the ISERROR
ISERROR basically returns True or False (True, there is an error, or False, there is no error)
Let's try it out. I will add a new column
and name it In table? and write the ISERROR function in the first cell
We see that the ISERROR function has one argument only called value, which is in our case the VLOOKUP
so we type a normal VLOOKUP function
and look up the city, and when found,
return False, if not found, return True
Actually I don't choose what Excel returns with ISERROR
It returns automatically False or True based on whether or not it found an error
So we see it returned False for all those cells, which means it's not an error
The ISERROR function is as if I'm asking Excel: Is it an Error?
And it returned False because all those cities are found in the lookup table
The 2 cities that it returned True are Oxford and Chester
because they actually don't exist in the lookup table
so Excel replied to me: True, this is an error
What if I want Excel to return Found or Not Found instead of returning True or False?
So I wrap and IF function around it
Type IF in the beginning of the formula
If you remember, in the IF function I give Excel a condition or criteria called logical test
and if this logical test is True it will return any value I input here, and another value when it's False
So this is my logical test
I'm asking Excel: Is this VLOOKUP an error (does it return an error)?
If it is an error, I need it to return "Not Found"
If not error, return "Found"
And it worked as desired. All cities are Found except Oxford and Chester
they were not found
What I have done here is that
I nested many functions inside a single formula: IF, ISERROR and VLOOKUP functions
So instead of writing 3 functions in 3 different cells in 3 different columns, I wrote 1 function only
We could have started with VLOOKUP to see which cities return an error
then in another column write ISERROR to return True or False
and in a 3rd column write an IF function to return Not Found if it's True or Found if it's False
so I've done all of this in 1 function only, thanks to nested formulas
And that was the last thing for today
We have seen how to work with errors using IFERROR and ISERROR
Thanks, and see you next time. Bye!
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My name is Tolga and I'm from Malatya, Turkey.
It's a small, conservative town and we are all raised conservative as well.
I remember every time I was going to school, some of my friends, they were talking about
the girls that they saw in their dreams and all that as we were growing up.
I was always feeling left out because - and questioning, because - I never saw a girl
in my dream.
I was seeing guys.
And it made my utterly uncomfortable as well because, number one, I cannot share that with
anybody, and number two, it was not okay for me either.
I moved to New York City when I was 19 for college and the feeling were still inside.
And I was not happy about it because, not only I wanted answers, but also I did not
want to associate myself with being gay.
I assumed that it was just an urge and once I experienced that, I told myself that that
feeling is going to be gone.
So I picked up a Village Voice magazine on the way to school.
And on the back pages, I chose the right ad for my taste, I would say.
I called the number from a pay phone and I was very polite and diplomatic, actually.
I dialed the number and I was like, "Hello.
Good evening."
And the guy responds, "Yo, where you at?"
And I was like, "Excuse me.
I would like to make an appointment please."
The person gave me the address and the time where to meet up.
So I went back home.
I took a long shower.
I did take care of myself very well.
I did my hair super well.
I put cologne on and a very nice outfit as well, as though I were going on a super important
date.
So I got over to his place and I was turned off already as soon as I saw him because he
was wearing shorts and a tanktop and the house was messy, so I wasn't feeling anything
to begin with.
I laid down and after having an initial talk, I already told him that I was inexperienced
and wanted to know more about it.
He literally just got down to business.
He was right in front of me and he took off his clothes.
He asked me if he put two condoms on.
It ignited panic in me again because, wait, right in business and I'm not sure if that's
what I wanted or I don't know what I wanted.
He was just about to make a move to get inside.
I actually told him to please step back.
Then, of course, he asked me if everything was okay and all, so I told him that it had
nothing to do with him.
I was just not feeling it.
As I was about to leave, actually, he, I think he got the idea that he thought that I was
going to move on, so he actually told me that this is something that is going to stay with
me so I should embrace it any time soon.
I can't run away from it.
I was so infuriated by it, so I ran crazy and I just was lost.
The urge didn't go away but the questions were still there so it was truly infuriating.
I still had to find out more.
I came across with Gay.com.
One day, I ended up chatting with this guy from Texas called Justin.
The conversation went very well and he said that he wanted to meet me.
I was very excited about it because he was very attractive, beautiful, and for me, he
was like a Greek God.
The time comes and we meet and things were so smooth and so friendly and genuine and
sincere.
I went over to his place and we ended up watching "iRobot."
Then he laid down and put his head on my lap.
As we were continuing on the movie, he gives me a look and he says, "Can I kiss you?"
I paused but with a shy look on my face and I say, "Sure."
As if he was reading my mind, he was telling me it was okay not to know anything and it's
okay if something makes me uncomfortable.
He gave me the right to stop him, even.
It was one of the most romantic experiences I ever had.
That was the night that I did lose my virginity.
I was in the beginning of my path.
Apparently he wasn't.
Obviously.
It was so much on him to take as well.
So it didn't work out.
Then I met another person.
Kelly.
I think the initial meeting with Kelly, in my head, was a date.
We had a very good date.
We went to a restaurant.
We had a few talks.
There was nothing about sexuality or anything.
It was just a smooth hangout.
He was very respectful.
He took me home and he went back to his home.
As the time goes on, he didn't make a move on me and neither did I.
Something happened in me that I realized that this is just exactly what I need right now.
What I needed was a friend and he was the friend I was provided.
Having questions is actually the beginning of the stage, which means you are aware that
there are things that need to be answered.
Now looking where I am today, I can say wholeheartedly that I am Muslim and I'm gay and I'm totally
okay with that.
It's totally okay to keep your belief system as well as your own identity together in peace
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Working with Errors in Excel using IFERROR and ISERROR (Arabic video with English subtitles) - Duration: 9:29.Welcome to Excel for Everyone. I'm Mohamed Nada and today
we will be looking at how we work with errors in Excel
There are 2 ways that I'll be talking about today
They are 2 functions. The first one is IFERROR, and the second is ISERROR
I'll start with IFERROR. We have previously looked at
the IF function and saw how it works
IFERROR is just an extension from the IF function
It tells Excel what to do when it finds an error
Let's look at the example that we have been working on
while going through the VLOOKUP and IF functions tutorials
So I had a VLOOKUP done already to return
when looking up the city in this lookup table
and when the city is found, I return the second column
which has the country, and then put a 0 since I need an exact match
and result would show the countries that are equivalent to the
cities that I have. Now let's try putting a city that doesn't exist in the lookup table, Oxford for example
Excel has already taken the formula for the cell above it and given me an error #N/A
why it gave me an error? Because when Excel looked up the city Oxford in the lookup table, it didn't find it
But I don't like how this #N/A error looks, and I want Excel to give me the message "Not Found" when there is an error
So I delete the VLOOKUP formulas
and type in the IFERROR function
I simply type =iferror and open a bracket
there are only 2 arguments in IFERROR
the first one is the value
this value should be the country, which is basically the VLOOKUP function
So I type in the VLOOKUP function, choose the city
then the table array
then the column index, which is 2 so that it returns the second column
which includes the country, then put a zero to get the exact match instead of typing False
then the second argument is value_if_error
this is where Excel asks you, what if I didn't find the city you are looking for, what should I do?
so we type the message "Not Found"
and make sure it's between speech marks "" because this is text. Then close the bracket and hit Enter
then we drag the formula and we'll find that for Oxford, Excel returned Not Found
Let's assume another scenario where we have another lookup table
and it includes the city Oxford, and its country is England
Now I'm telling Excel to lookup the cities in the first table, and if not found, look them up in the second table
so we remove Not Found, and type another VLOOKUP
but this time I lookup the cities in the second table
the table could be in the same sheet or in another sheet
then we drag the formula
and this time it's showing England instead of Not Found
Let's make it a bit harder. Let's put another city, Chester for example, and we'll see that it gave an error
Now I want the function to look for the city in the 1st table, if not found, look in the 2nd table, if not found, give me the message "Not Found"
To do this, we put another IFERROR before the second VLOOKUP
So I'm basically asking Excel to keep looking for the city in both tables, and if it's not in either of them, return Not Found
and we see it works perfectly as desired
So what we have done here is called Nested Formulas
they are basically a formula inside a formula
this nested formulas allowed me to keep using the IFERROR and VLOOKUP functions interchangeably until I get the desired result
So this is simply how we can work with the IFERROR function
and it can be used to clean up the data view instead of having multiple errors
by returning a specific message when this error is found
Now let's have a look at the ISERROR
ISERROR basically returns True or False (True, there is an error, or False, there is no error)
Let's try it out. I will add a new column
and name it In table? and write the ISERROR function in the first cell
We see that the ISERROR function has one argument only called value, which is in our case the VLOOKUP
so we type a normal VLOOKUP function
and look up the city, and when found,
return False, if not found, return True
Actually I don't choose what Excel returns with ISERROR
It returns automatically False or True based on whether or not it found an error
So we see it returned False for all those cells, which means it's not an error
The ISERROR function is as if I'm asking Excel: Is it an Error?
And it returned False because all those cities are found in the lookup table
The 2 cities that it returned True are Oxford and Chester
because they actually don't exist in the lookup table
so Excel replied to me: True, this is an error
What if I want Excel to return Found or Not Found instead of returning True or False?
So I wrap and IF function around it
Type IF in the beginning of the formula
If you remember, in the IF function I give Excel a condition or criteria called logical test
and if this logical test is True it will return any value I input here, and another value when it's False
So this is my logical test
I'm asking Excel: Is this VLOOKUP an error (does it return an error)?
If it is an error, I need it to return "Not Found"
If not error, return "Found"
And it worked as desired. All cities are Found except Oxford and Chester
they were not found
What I have done here is that
I nested many functions inside a single formula: IF, ISERROR and VLOOKUP functions
So instead of writing 3 functions in 3 different cells in 3 different columns, I wrote 1 function only
We could have started with VLOOKUP to see which cities return an error
then in another column write ISERROR to return True or False
and in a 3rd column write an IF function to return Not Found if it's True or Found if it's False
so I've done all of this in 1 function only, thanks to nested formulas
And that was the last thing for today
We have seen how to work with errors using IFERROR and ISERROR
Thanks, and see you next time. Bye!
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Ukrainian Food Review - 5 traditional dishes to eat in Lviv, Ukraine - Duration: 10:45.
Alright guys, it is lunchtime here in Lviv (Львів) and we tried to find the most
traditional Ukrainian restaurant that we could and that is how we ended up at Seven Piggies
(Сім поросят) and yeah I can tell you taxidermy is really popular.
Lots of stuffed animals.
There is like beavers and squirrels and owls.
Um, it is very colorful.
It is all white walls but is is like decorated with these bright flowers.
So yeah, it is super cool.
We're the only ones here and our food has arrived.
Okay.
Banosh (Банош).
So Sam neglected to tell me the waitress was standing next to me while I'm rambling on
camera.
That was awesome.
Anyways look at you carrying on like a pro.
She brought us something called Banusz and I believe this is some kind of sheep's cheese
(brynza) with like looks like bacon so I'm just going to try it on bread.
I'm not entirely sure how you're supposed to eat this.
Yeah, we got a bread basket.
But you know bread and cheese seems like a pretty good idea so let's go for it.
Oh, and isn't it egg.
Yeah, it is egg.
Egg, sheep's cheese and this looks like some kind of bacon.
Mmmm.
Is it tasty?
That is quite nice.
Our first time to try it.
I feel like I could eat this on its own.
I don't even need the bread.
Try a bite on its own.
Mmmm.
Good stuff.
First time having this.
Sam with the fancy waterwheel right behind him.
Right behind me.
Alright, time to try this.
Banosh (Банош).
I'm going to have a nice big bite.
And it is kind of like divided into layers.
Like over here you have the cheese and then you have the egg and then the sprinkled bacon
bits.
Yeah.
So I've tried to get a bit of everything on here.
It kind of looks like a fluffy omelette.
Yeah.
First bite.
Mmmm.
Isn't that good.
Oh my gosh that is awesome.
That is better than an omelette.
Yeah.
And I like how crunchy the bacon is.
Mmmhmm.
It is really that is the first thing I taste and then the cheese is really nice.
The salty cheese and then with the egg.
It kind of reminds me a bit of a premium omelette or something.
Alright, and we also ordered wine.
And we got a bread basket.
And yeah, usually I found when you order a bread baskets here in Ukraine (Україна)
you get both brown and white bread which is cool.
Yeah.
But you know what mistake we made?
What?
We pointed at the cheaper price for the wine and it turns out it is only 50 ml of wine.
Oh yeah, look at that.
It is really small.
I haven't even touched it yet.
We need like half a liter between us.
This is a taste.
Well we do in all fairness we do have to do a lot of filming today so yeah.
So we shouldn't be having too much.
But anyways we got a Cabernet it is made from the Ukraine and most of the wine from Ukraine
apparently comes from Odessa so I'm guessing this might be from Odessa.
Also really popular wines that you can order at restaurants in Ukraine (Україна)
include Georgian and Moldovan wine but we decided to go for something super local made
in the country.
It smells good.
Mmm.
it is pretty good.
That is a decent dry red yeah.
Yeah, it kind of has a cherry taste to it.
Oh, look at him getting fancy.
Let's try the brown bread.
No butter so I'm just going to take a bite.
You should use the banosh (Банош).
It is pretty good with bread.
Yeah, I think I'll do that.
That is nice.
It is nice having it as an accompanying side dish.
Work of art right here.
I believe we've ordered something called Kremslyky (КРЕМЗЛИКИ В ГЛЕЧИКУ) and
I need to break this baby.
I can't actually lift the bread off so we're going to have to break it.
Borrow your way in huh?
How do they do this?
Oh my gosh look at that.
OMG.
OMG.
You can do it Audrey.
It is like they cooked the bread over the ceramic bowl.
Oh my gosh, the camera just totally fogged up.
Okay, so now that we've managed to break all the bread off.
Yeah.
We should show you what is inside.
The defogging of the lens.
Defogging of the lens.
So in here we've got some pork.
We have potato pancakes (КРЕМЗЛИКИ В ГЛЕЧИКУ) . We have this like creamy
sauce with dill and carrots and garlic and it all looks really really good.
Yes, it does.
Let's go in for some pancake.
I've really been enjoying these like fried pancakes with like savory mushroom sauces
on top.
It has been so good.
Yeah, we haven't shown them before in videos but we've been eating them a lot just kind
of our own.
That is so hot.
Too hot?
So so hot.
Yeah, I mean it is piping hot it fogged up the lens so.
It is good though?
But it is so creamy.
So creamy.
It is good.
So creamy and yummy?
This is one of my favorites.
Sam is going in.
Yeah, my turn to try it.
He's fishing something out.
Just breaking off the potatoes.
Yeah, oh my gosh it is so hot.
I can feel the heat.
I can feel that heat.
There we go.
I'm just going to try mine with a little bit of bread.
First I'm going to blow on it.
Mmmm.
Good stuff.
That is one of my favorite things to eat here in Ukraine for sure.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
I've now had it about 3 or 4 times and it is dish now that whenever we go out and order
like traditional Ukrainian food (українська кухня).
It is a stample.
We have to get that one.
The pancakes.
This is so nice.
It is that sauce that makes it.
So moving on to the main.
The meat dish.
The meat dish.
What did you get?
Well, this meal is kind of the classic case of us our eyes being a little bit bigger than
our stomachs because this thing is huge.
This apparently is the house specialty.
They have actually named this dish after the restaurant and it is the 7 pigs and it is
a huge pork leg (ГОМІЛОЧКА "СІМ ПОРОСЯТ").
It appears like they have like a cheese or melted cheese.
Melted cheese sauce and I'm just going to like carve off a huge.
That looks good.
Look how big that is.
Oh man, the meat looks so tender.
It does.
It looks really tender.
So I'm going to get some sauce on that and take a huge bite.
Ooh.
My gosh that is such nice meat.
So tender and actually it is not a cheese sauce it is a mustard sauce.
Oh, it has got a kick to it.
Yeah.
Totally different than what I thought.
Alright, let's do this.
Let's do this.
Going to grab some meat.
I also want to get a bit of skin.
Try to get some of the skin because it is really nice and some of the sauce.
And make sure you get some of the mustard sauce.
A little bit of everything in one bite.
Oh my gosh I know this looks messy but it actually looks more appetizing.
It reminds me of roast chicken where you keep the skin on it but of course it is with pork.
Mmmm.
Isn't that good?
Yeah.
Oh my gosh.
The meat is quite tender like it reminds me of pulled pork a little bit.
Yeah, it has that kind of texture.
Mmm.
And the mustard, I mean it has got some kick but also a bit of sweetness to it as well.
It really balances out.
It balances it well huh?
This is really good.
It is tasty.
Mmmhmm.
Oh my gosh and we still have another dish and dessert coming.
Like and we're getting animalistic.
Oh boy.
So another side dish we ordered is Varenyky (ПЕЛЬМЕНІ "ВІД ВУЙКА КОЦЬО")
which are the dumplings but these ones are black.
Yeah.
So we haven't had this before.
It looked interesting.
Yeah, we've never tried the black dumplings (ПЕЛЬМЕНІ "ВІД ВУЙКА КОЦЬО").
All I know is that they are stuffed with pork and veal.
There you have it.
Oh, that looks good.
Mmmm.
Nice?
That is quite good.
But we have no idea why they're black.
How did they make them black?
The only black food I've had before used squid ink.
Squid ink.
I called it ink squid.
Squid ink.
But I don't know if they'd put squid ink.
Yeah, good question with a pork and veal dish.
But yeah, help us solve this mystery guys if you know.
One of a kind.
If you know.
Sam going in for the black dumplings.
My turn.
Whoops.
Oh, they are quite dense.
Yeah, they are heavy.
They look heavy.
The meat is heavy.
Mmmm.
Oh wow.
Those are really different than the ones we've tried before.
Yeah.
We've mostly had potato and cheese ones but this is like just entirely meat.
They are denser for sure.
Yeah, do you know what?
These ones almost look like they've been steamed instead of boiled.
Yeah, I think they may have.
Yeah.
One more.
They're really good.
They remind me a little bit of dim sum.
I was just thinking that.
Yeah.
Wow.
Seriously.
Tasty though.
All we need is some soy sauce and a pair of chopsticks.
Haha.
Bring out the sour cream.
There you go.
Well, thankfully dessert is a smaller portion than everything else because yeah we're stuffed.
We're stuffed.
And this is like a Ukrainian cake style of cheesecake (ТОРТ "СИРНИК").
And it has got like a chocolate topping and I think I've been able to see what might potentially
be dried pieces of fruit in the middle.
I think on the other side.
Yeah, I think I actually have one in my bite.
Well there you go.
Raisins.
Raisin.
Mmmm.
Cheesecake with raisins.
Mmmm.
That is so good.
Because like this is just like pure cheesecake.
There isn't really a bottom layer.
It is just pure dense thick cheesecake (ТОРТ "СИРНИК").
Just the way I like it.
Uh huh huh.
So I can of feel at this point the meal has sort of turning into a challenge.
Oh my gosh.
A challenge meal.
We're so full.
But this is like an endurance sport.
I always have room for cheesecake though.
We need to start ordering less.
That is the problem.
Haha.
Mmmm.
Isn't that good?
Mmmmm.
Dense huh?
Is there a bit of alcohol in there?
It could be.
It could be.
I wonder if those raisins have been soaked in rum soaked raisins in like vodka or something.
Haha.
I taste a little something something.
Good stuff.
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