When there's Unexplainable Activity, there is always a chance, that someone gets out
their camcorder and documents the strange circumstances.
And sometimes that material will make us wonder.. if there are actual things in this world,
that can't be explained.
In todays episode, we want to check out 6 Unexplainable Videos and Ghosts Caught On
Tape.
Two friends were investigating a local office building at night because a rumor was saying
that a ghost is roaming the hallways of the old heritage building.
Could it be legit ?
These 2 explorers were checking out the Gettisburg Park at night, when all of a sudden, a mysterious
figure can be seen on the right side next to the road.
This man rented an apartment over the internet, when he heard strange noises inside the house
upon his arrival.
What exactly could have been responsible for it ?
Two German explorers ventured through an abandoned asylum at night when unnatural activity startled
them, and forced them to go for a quick exit.
The
owner of this piano claimed that it started to play by itself, once in a while.
Is this video proof of a ghostly entity ?
A
young woman was following a legend that a spirit of a girl wast trapped inside this
abandoned train car..
Thank you guys for watching and stay frosty!
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I Went To Crunchyroll Expo. - Duration: 26:20.
There is some truth in the saying that the best things in life are unplanned.
I went to Crunchyroll Expo.
It wasn't something I was planning on doing until 2 months before the event.
This is a story of the events that led to this, and the experience at the con.
If you're only interested in the latter, here's the timestamp in which I start talking
about it.
It'll also be on the description.
Around June, the thought occurred that I wanted a vacation on my birthday week.
I haven't had a chance since I started this new job.
At first, I didn't know what to do.
I asked colleagues around about ideas for internal tourism.
Then, on break one day, I read a promotional tweet from the Crunchyroll Twitter account
about their Expo and the dates: August 25th to the 27th.
I first read about this announcement some months ago, but wasn't thinking of attending
- all I wanted was some time away to relax.
Like pieces of a puzzle, it all started to come together.
"Wouldn't it be nice if I could attend the event?"
After some pondering, I decided to just follow my feelings and go.
Since I just had a credit card approved, and some decent savings to boot, the choice was
made all the more easy.
The first things I bought were the plane tickets.
I haven't flown since the year 2000 and had no idea how the experience had evolved;
it was both unnerving and exciting at the same time.
I made a conscious decision to travel on my own – I rejected dad's offer to accompany
me, I wasn't going to meet with friends, I have no family in California and, if something
were to happen to me, I'm on my own.
Heavy stuff for someone who hasn't traveled alone, but hey - there's always a first
time for everything!
Next, the hotel.
I don't know much about how the hospitality business sells itself, but I wanted one thing
– free food.
A lot of hotels close to the venue didn't have a buffet or complimentary breakfast or
dinners.
Not spending money on food because it came with the package?
Hell yeah, I wanted that!
I ended up staying at the Embassy Suite.
Breakfast was covered and there were a number of choices around to eat, hotel restaurant
included - it was all right!
There was a manager's reception in the evening, but it's mostly to consume alcohol.
I sure wasn't in the mood to drink when I came back.
I had no idea how the room looked either, but more on that later.
Lastly, the event pass.
It would be a shame if I booked the plane and hotel but not the con pass.
It looked like that'd be the case, but it was due to me waiting on the final guest list.
I knew I wanted a VIP pass for the perks and goodies, but the guests were a deciding factor
between it and the highest tier, VIP Plus.
It took a month and then a tweet came.
That sealed the deal.
I wanted Adam Savage's autograph.
In retrospect, it was the best deal I could get at the time.
I had trouble selecting the other 3 guests I'd like autographs from, so I went with
recognition factor.
Bad idea?
I don't even know.
Departure day arrived.
A quick breakfast to get me ready for the 8 hour trip - a flight from Puerto Rico to
Texas, then to California.
Dallas's airport is huge - I didn't expect I would be taking a train to get to the connecting
gate.
It was chock full of stores as well.
It was bewildering, taking all of this in.
Some hours later, I arrived at the San Jose airport.
First thing I noticed once I got out was the nice weather – it was sunny, but I wasn't
sweating.
As someone used to humidity, California's dry heat was a nice change and it's certainly
more enjoyable.
Included in the package's offerings was a shuttle from the airport to the hotel and
back.
I waited for one for about 15 minutes before calling the hotel, only to find out they didn't
offer the service!
I was miffed.
I had to take an Uber to the hotel.
Earlier in the day, I received an email about a window on Thursday for those who wanted
to pick up their badges at the venue.
I arrived at about 5:30 local time – I wasn't going to let this opportunity pass!
I left my stuff at the room and walked to the event.
'It's a two mile walk back and forth – how hard can this be?'
Boy, would that come back to haunt me later.
After admiring the weather, I grabbed my pass, inquired about the hotel goodies and I was
back in before dinner.
One thing I couldn't help being surprised at: the room was big.
Sure, I expected a bed, but I didn't know I'd have a living room!
While I barely used it, it was a nice addition.
Friday morning.
By this time, Hurricane Harvey threatened to make landfall in Texas on the weekend.
I couldn't help feeling stressed when I realized my layover flight was in Dallas and I had
no idea if this was going to be a problem that needed solving at the last minute.
Thankfully, the airline reassured me that my flight back had not been cancelled.
Mom, who has travelled more than I have, let me know that all airports have hotels - if
an emergency were to happen, I could rent a room there.
It should be fine as long as I have cash on me and, fortunately, that wasn't a problem.
I walked to the event, like the day before.
Arrived an hour early, hoping to get some bearings on my surroundings.
Where are the points of interest?
With that out of the way, I wanted to get into the Exhibit Hall.
One of the perks of the VIP and VIP Plus pass was that I got early access to it.
We were queuing at the Main Stage, electronic music blaring and a reassurance that we'd
get entry before 1PM.
We *did* enter first, but it felt like there wasn't any lead over the Premium members
and the general public.
As soon as the last queuing VIP entered, the main hall doors opened and it's open season.
I made a beeline to the Crunchyroll Expo booth to claim a shirt exclusive to VIP pass holders
and a lanyard I bought in advance.
The queue circled the booth - it was crazy.
Staff were doing their best to keep the line, but I don't think they anticipated the sheer
volume of people.
There was a staff member shouting out shounen lines while circling around and, I'll be
honest, it felt awkward.
I heard a hype man coming from the Aniplex booth right in front of the Expo store talking
about posters: in exchange for filling out a survey, we would be given a poster from
either one of 4 Aniplex properties.
There was a Monogatari Second Season poster and a Sword Art Online Ordinal Scale poster
- can't recall the other two.
I wanted that Monogatari poster.
Some 10 minutes later after queuing, the hype man mentioned that they ran out of Monogatari
posters.
With the survey completed, I reluctantly chose the SAO poster.
Keep this in mind, for it would become an event in the future that I derive mild amusement
from.
I ran to the Sudachi Stage to catch the first panel I wanted to attend - one about the localization
process.
I wasn't allowed to film this panel, unfortunately.
It is important to stick by the rules - the last thing I wanted was to become 'persona
non grata' on the first year.
There was some interesting discourse in the Q&A session - the people asking questions
had either programming or subtitle timing backgrounds.
While I can't recall specifics, the discussion boiled down to 'we gotta work with what
we have or someone will replace us'.
A rather poignant statement.
Thankfully, my thoughts on how Japanese businesses work is outside this video's scope.
I sent a message to Elliot Trinidad, a CR collaborator who I have regular conversations
with to see if we could meet up.
He was busy all day hosting panels.
One of those, Dream Daddy, got moved to 3:15 - I didn't want to miss my chance of observing
at a distance!
I didn't have any intent of attending the panel at first but, y'know, memes.
Trinidaddy memes.
Adam Savage time next.
I left the Dream Daddy panel 15 minutes before the session and already there was a huge line
waiting for him.
One of the good things about this session that wouldn't be repeated with the other
three was a dedicated VIP line and was I glad to be one: by the time I left, 3 hours
after the session started, Adam was still there, signing autographs!
While waiting, I talked with a Persona 5 Joker cosplayer and his friend - it seemed my accented
English peaked their interest, which...surprised me.
I don't hear about people being interested in that and I definitely noticed some odd
eyes back at the airport when I tended to a Spanish telemarketing call...
Anyway, the line started moving, I made small talk, grabbed an autograph, a picture and
got out of there.
Next on the schedule, the Digibro vs Gigguk panel.
I've seen some of the skirmishes these two Youtubers had and it'd be hilarious to attend
a panel where they roast each other face to face.
CR filmed the whole panel - after some time deciding whether it was going to be uploaded
in CR's channel or Digibro's, plus an unofficial upload that was garnering somewhere
close to 40,000 views as of recording, CR gave the footage to Digibro which he made
available on his channel.
I also managed to get some footage from the event from the front lines.
I had an hour to spare after the panel was over.
It was around this time in which I introduced myself to Nate Ming, the customer support
lead and an individual who I speak to on a regular basis.
The setup was awkward, I thought - figuring out the status of the hotel goodies I was
supposed to receive, being back and forth between the VIP and the Info Desk.
I was sent over to customer support's desk in order to find out more.
I stated my case, they did some inquiries and, at the end, introduced myself.
It was stupid to say something along the lines of 'personal privilege' - at least he
took it well.
We made small talk, gave me his card in case my issue didn't get solved and I went on
my way.
I wandered across the Exhibit Hall, looking for things to buy.
I bought a Megumin figurine and a figma of the Persona 3 main protagonist this round.
Earlier on, I bought some CRX exclusive shirts and the physical version of the Persona 5
soundtrack.
And, speaking of Persona 5, the game was a big thing at CRX; not only in the Artist Alley
visit the following day: cosplayers, merch, what have you.
Even a prankster sent a calling card to Victoria Holden.
Memes are eternal.
The last two events of the day were a Digibro panel and the second signing session with
three of the Final Fantasy XV voice actors.
The former was a 40 minute Q&A live panel with his fans & followers called 'Digibro
Before Dark'.
I didn't record footage of it and it wasn't necessary: the full video's on his After
Dark channel.
I found it hilarious that he was gifted a beer before the Q&A started - by his admission,
he drank 4 beers with Gigguk prior to the versus panel.
I have reason to believe he was, at least, somewhat tipsy.
I couldn't say if the panel was a train wreck or a masterpiece, as I left 15 minutes
into it to queue for the autograph session.
While waiting, I spoke to a man who was there because one of the actors voiced Junkrat and,
apparently, his autograph was the only one missing in a Overwatch artbook he'd been
collecting signatures of the cast.
The man was fascinating to listen to, even if I don't care much for the game: radio
preparation, podcaster, runs a Youtube channel...we have similar backgrounds.
Although he was braver than me.
If anything, the conversation made me realize I shouldn't be afraid of putting my content
out there.
Prints were being sold for the guests to sign.
I should've bought one - their signature on the mini CRX poster felt cheap.
It wasn't a money issue, either - just that a majority of the prints didn't appeal to
my aesthetic.
Yet, a Noctis one that was for sale looked awesome.
I was ready to call it a day - I was hungry, tired, both backpacks were full of stuff and
my feet hurt.
Remember the whole walking to the venue thing?
Turns out Chuck Taylors are not walking shoes.
It was a bad idea to walk to the event and would seek a hotel closer to the venue next
year.
Took an Uber back to the hotel.
Saturday.
The con started earlier and I was determined to take more pictures of cosplayers.
To a degree, I did!
The one I wanted the most was of a Dr. Eggman cosplayer I saw yesterday.
There were lots of cosplayers as expected from the busiest day.
The day started with a mini panel - Crunchyroll marketed these as 'CRX Chats'; panels
lasting anywhere between 15 and 20 minutes.
I caught a glimpse of a spirited display by Dallas Middaugh, head of Crunchyroll's manga
division on why manga matters.
He went into the nitty gritty of how manga influenced comic books throughout their history
- this could've easily been a full panel, I feel.
Given how many panels were on manga, some more important than this one, this was the
best course of action.
After that, the one I came for: 'Becoming a Fan of Fandom'.
Adam Sheehan, director of events at Crunchyroll, shared his experience from countless years
managing expo presence, notably for FUNimation, and why he comes back for more.
Right next door, the Anime Feminist panel.
Lauren Orsini and Amelia Cook spoke on surviving the toxic side of anime fandom as a feminist.
At times, it felt like a pitch for AniFem but, at the end, I was convinced there can be a feminist discussion
regarding anime and manga.
And that I feel disgusted by men feeling within their right to attack women because they dare
to have an opinion contrary to them.
Digibro's autograph session was next.
The queue was rather small compared to Gigguk's, who was at the booth next to him.
A lot of ladies, too.
Remember that SAO poster I got from the Aniplex booth the day before?
I had an idea.
When my turn came up, I explained the story and asked him to 'deface' the poster to
give it some value.
Yes, I actually said deface.
He was happy to oblige.
The first thing he did was draw devil horns and a Hitler mustache on Kirito.
I could not contain my laughter!
We took a picture and off I go.
While I visited the Yoshitaka Amano gallery yesterday, I didn't have a chance to film.
I was happy when I was told I could.
Half gaming, half Hunter x Hunter, one rarely gets the opportunity to get this close to
the original keyframes.
While I didn't cared much for the early Final Fantasy titles, the art was still breathtaking
to watch.
Some time later - I don't have much to say on the influencer panel I attended prior - it's
Jeopardy time!
This is likely the "panel", if it can be called that, that I enjoyed the most.
Geoff, Arkada and Victoria were competing for bragging rights.
At first, the projector didn't want to play nice with Miles's laptop.
A room full of people were cheering when it worked and booing when it went out - it was
hilarious.
While the staff figured out what was going on, Victoria had the contestants play the
Evangelion theme song on their kazoos.
I didn't get footage of that, but Geoff's fianceé did.
As much as I would love to upload the full show, two things - the second half I was fighting
with my stabilizer arm, so the footage isn't the best and this...this needs to be experienced.
If you're ok with a few best moments of the first half...
Oh, and when everything looked like Geoff was going to win, Victoria gave the biggest upset, taking
home the win.
My feet were killing me at this point.
I needed to sit down for an extended period of time.
But also, I wanted to buy something I could have Arkada sign.
He streamed Persona 5 earlier during the week and my mind went to that.
There were no official prints available at the Exhibit Hall earlier.
The lady I met yesterday at the Adam Savage autograph lane reminded me about Artist Alley
- the perfect excuse to go.
Elliot, in a response message, mentions he's browsing the Alley when I was going to be
there - killed two birds with one stone.
I wanted one print, I came out with 7.
And I took a picture of a Futaba cosplayer - God is good.
I didn't have the strength to go on - I went back to the Exhibit Hall to eat and wait
until Arkada's session in two hours.
I believe I did some more shopping at this time - namely Nendoroids.
I had already met two of the three people I would've loved to meet during the Expo.
I should note: Victoria and Miles were up and down the venue - there was no way I could
introduce myself properly.
I reached out to Sam Wolfe, one of the guys in the brand team I talk with, to see if he
would like to meet.
He was filming a Main Event panel when all of this happened - he exited briefly to say
hi.
What a nice fellow to talk to.
Just like Nate - he was surprised at how far I travelled to be here.
Barring some of the guests, I'm likely the attendee who has traveled the farthest.
But hey - I'm just a guy who decided to make this his birthday gift.
Arkada's session came up.
I got there early - the 15th person in line.
At lack of topics to bring up, I brought up the earlier Persona 5 stream in small conversation.
Apologized that I didn't follow the rule of backseat gaming because I couldn't bear
watching him getting lost in the room before the boss in Haru's palace.
Strangely, I got an insight on why streamers have these kind of rules.
It seems obvious, but most streamers aren't looking for help - they let you sit right
next to them but they still want to explore things themselves.
Fair enough.
I gave him one of the Persona 5 posters I bought for his signature, in which he wrote
'Go To Bed!', acting like Morgana.
Well, that was random!
I couldn't help but laugh.
We took a picture and I was out of there.
And that was CRX for me.
I dropped by Nate's booth to let him know that the hotel goodies situation was solved
and to say goodbye.
I was not looking forward to waking up at 3AM the next day.
Not only was I not going to spend CRX's last day in California, but it was cold...
64 degrees Fahrenheit.
I was shivering.
As soon as the plane departed San Jose, I started crying.
I couldn't get myself to stop.
Despite knowing I would do this next year.
Despite not shedding a single tear at the gate.
A flurry of emotions came in, all at once.
I was crying on and off for over 30 minutes.
I wanted Chick-fil-A when I got back to Texas, but I got lost at the gigantic Dallas airport.
I didn't have time to waste - McDonalds it was.
And I had to eat it on the plane, since they were boarding by the time I got back.
Lesson learned: I won't take a layover of less than 2 hours again - if I can help it.
When I got back home to Puerto Rico, mom mentioned the suitcase was wet.
I didn't pay it too much mind - it was raining in Dallas and the suitcase was insulated against
water.
However, when I opened up the suitcase, all of the promotional stuff and two posters I
was looking to put up had water damage beyond repair.
Thankfully the artists put their prints inside bags - I still have a respectable wall full
of posters thanks to that detail.
If there's something I regret, it's not staying for the full duration of the event.
With better planning, it is something I aim to correct next year.
And that's the story of how I spent an insane amount of money on a trip to California...for
an anime convention.
Anime is trash...and so am I.
Thank you for watching.
Until next time, with nothing more to say, signing out.
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Do Atheist Progressives Need Better Representation? - Duration: 2:43.
READING CHAT: "Atheists and the left are in desperate need of new representation."
Yeah well, this is what I'm talking about, there's a difference in priority.
Secular leftists care about different stuff; they don't care about this war
against political correctness. So it seems like they don't have any
representation, but they're there; they just care about stuff that actually
matters. We've gotten to a point where I don't think your atheism should be
what informs what you do in your life, and I think that's what
a lot of secular leftists have started to understand.
But it's like I said, it's happening. There's people out
there that are realizing you need to take a step forward.
There's people like Matt Dillahunty and Dave Silverman and
other people who are known for their atheism, but also realizing
that there's a segment of atheism that is toxic and maybe needs to be
resisted. Like I I'm still really hostile towards religion overall,
like I still consider myself an anti theist--it's just not the issue right now.
There's other things going on. There's other things that I feel like
are worth my time. It would be a misguided attack for me to just
navigate around the issues that are right in front of me and then go and say,
"oh Islam's bad." I think what a lot of
atheist progressives are realizing is that fanaticism and dogmatic beliefs are
not unique to religion. And I think that's one of the reasons why
a lot of atheist progressives have sort of stopped going in so hard
on religion, because it's not specifically the
religion. I think that religion has problems for sure but we've realized
that we're seeing the same kind of fanaticism and dogmatic beliefs
and emotion based arguments within our own community--within the Atheist
community.
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Two New Ways We Could Live on the Moon! - Duration: 5:28.
SciShow Space is supported by Brilliant.org.
Last week, scientists and engineers announced two new developments in possible lunar habitats.
So if you've ever hoped to live on a barren, cold wasteland with minimal atmosphere, this
Space News is going to be very exciting for you.
First, Bigelow Aerospace and United Launch Alliance, or ULA, announced that they'll
be sending one of Bigelow's inflatable habitats, called the B330, to low-lunar orbit as early as 2022.
The habitat would act like a lunar depot, where astronauts could live and train, and
where other companies could test their space tech.
If this sounds kind of familiar, it's because Bigelow has been working on inflatable space
habitats for over 10 years.
We covered their BEAM habitat last year when it was sent to the International Space Station for testing.
BEAM is a lot like a pillowy space closet, with 16 cubic meters of volume when it's fully inflated.
Right now, it's attached to the ISS with all kinds of monitors in it to measure things
like micrometeorite impacts and cosmic rays.
And so far, it's going okay!
It's still intact and safe for humans to live in, and it's being used as storage.
The plan is to keep it attached to the ISS for at least a couple more years to see how
it holds up.
The B330 habitat is basically a super-BEAM.
When expanded, it has a volume of 330 cubic meters, over 20 times more volume than BEAM,
and it can house up to six people.
But of course we'll need to get it off Earth first, which is where ULA comes in with their Vulcan rocket.
Vulcan is a big rocket redesign for ULA, with new, super powerful boosters and a second
stage called the Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage, or ACES.
It's also the only commercial rocket in development big enough to launch the B330.
But it's not done yet.
Vulcan won't be able to launch before 2019 at the earliest, and ACES won't be ready until 2023.
And ACES is essential for getting the B330 to the moon.
First, the inflatable habitat will spend up to a year in low-Earth orbit for tests.
Then, if everything works out, it will dock with ACES, which will push it on over to the moon!
With people in it!
But it will still be a while until ACES is ready.
So stay tuned!
Now, if you'd rather live in the moon instead of near it, you may be more interested in
hunkering down in a lunar lava tube.
Lava tubes are … well, tubes made by lava.
Scientists aren't always that creative with names.
There are a couple ways they can form, but one way is when underground lava cools and
hardens on the outside.
Then, the lava inside drains out and leaves behind a tube.
We've suspected there are lava tubes on the moon for a while, because we know it had
lots of volcanic activity early in its history -- but now we're pretty confident they're
actually there!
Back in 2009, researchers found an unexplained hole in the Marius Hills, a region of the
moon covered in volcanic rock and peaks from hardened lava.
And in 2014, more research confirmed that the so-called Marius Hills Hole was an opening
into some kind of long cavern -- so, possibly a lava tube!
But we still didn't know how far underground or how tall it was.
Then, last week, a team from JAXA, the Japanese space agency, confirmed it: The Marius Hills
Hole leads to at least one lava tube!
They used data from radio sounding -- basically, radar -- to find that the tube, or tubes,
start about 75 meters underground, and are around 75 meters tall.
Now, a big hole on the moon may not sound that exciting, but it would actually make
a really great place to live.
See, our atmosphere on Earth is awesome.
It protects us from high energy radiation, keeps us all warm and cozy at night, and burns
up the meteorites that try to kill us.
Well, most of them.
Sorry, non-avian dinosaurs.
The moon, on the other hand, has a really thin atmosphere that's not very useful.
So, even with spacesuits on, astronauts would be exposed to potentially dangerous cosmic rays.
And a long-term habitat on the moon's surface would be vulnerable to meteorites and freezing temperatures.
We could overcome all those engineering challenges, but an underground moon base would solve those
problems with much less work.
Rock, especially dense rock like volcanic basalt, is really good at filtering out cosmic rays.
It also traps heat in and, if it's thick enough, provides shielding against meteorites.
So scientists looking at moon colonization are big fans of lava tubes as potential real estate.
And now, thanks to this new research, we know there's at least one tube big enough for
astronauts to live in.
We'd just need to figure out what sort of housing to put inside them.
But, like some scientists have pointed out, an inflatable habitat in a lava tube might
be a great idea.
So someday, maybe Bigelow Aerospace will also start an underground moon base.
And then we'd all be living in a James Bond movie!
Lava tubes are pretty sweet on their own, but the technology scientists use to find
them can be used for other tunnels as well.
You can learn more about similar tubes here on earth with Brilliant's Oil Prospecting
quiz, which takes you through how gravitational anomalies are used to locate oil deposits
in the ground.
So since we're going to take a quiz, let's go to the SciShow Quiz Show set to check it out.
So I don't actually know anything about oil prospecting, so I'm going to kinda back
up in the lesson so I can learn more before diving into this part of the quiz.
So this oil prospecting lesson's really cool because it's not anything I ever would
have thought about.
They're using calculations that we use to talk about planets to talk about the stuff
that's under the ground in the earth.
So based on what I read before in the lead up to this part of the question I think the
answer is, "It's The Same."
And I got it right!
So you'll always learn a lot with Briliant.org but it is definitely not over your head.
There's always lots of information that you can unpack to help you figure out the quizzes.
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The opioid crisis is making grandparents become parents again - Duration: 8:04.
Opioid abuse has made thousands of Americans
incapable of caring for their children,
and that has drawn attention to grandparents,
many of whom are receiving the same phone call
from child protective services or law enforcement...
"When you get the call and there's never been a
formal removal, the options are going to be:
come get the kids or they are going into foster care".
"My ex-husband that received the call because
they knew I was at work and they did call me
to inform me: 'What should we do?' "
When they get that call
and decide to raise their grandchild,
they become a new kind of caregiver,
"I mean at that stage, I was already raised
my own children and now you have to start all over."
No longer a typical grandparent, but not a parent either.
"We are the ones who hear the crying at night.
We're the ones that go to the schools
when they have Mother's Day events,
but yet we're grandma.
How about Father's Day?
Well, I could make a mustache and put on a hat and go.
Well, I did whatever I had to do.
Whatever I had to do!"
There's actually a name for this: it's called "Kinship Care"
It's a type of child-raising that has always existed,
but it is becoming more common.
For over twenty years, Jerry Wallace has been
advocating for kinship caregivers in New York State.
Sometimes even bringing his pet dog Cookie with him.
"Yeah?"
"No! Cookie you gotta go!"
"I'll put her right out."
He was recently in Rockland County,
visiting caregivers at a monthly support group.
"When parents aren't there anymore
death, you know, tragedies or what not
relatives have stepped in and raised children.
In non-relative foster care, the government places
places a child with a family and provides
services that include legal assistance,
financial benefits, and case management.
But in kinship care, the situation can be different.
If they receive a call, the relative has to make a choice:
Become a licensed foster parent,
which is called "formal kinship",
or volunteer to raise the child on their own without
official custody in what's known as "informal kinship".
In the US,
around 130,000 children live in formal kinship,
and nearly 2.5 million live in informal kinship care.
Those who choose to participate in the foster care
system have access to government services.
But that can include regular visits from
child protective services,
court appearances,
or mandated caregiver training,
all of which can be disruptive
for the child and the grandparents.
So, many people opt for an informal kinship,
which has less official involvement but also
limits access to resources that can help raise the child.
Unlike most foster parents,
informal kinship caregivers can have trouble
enrolling kids in schools
and accessing medical services and other benefits
because they may lack legal custody of the children.
Kinship families might not have access
to typical foster care services,
but there are a few programs that offer help.
Like the child-only grant:
a temporary assistance benefit that
provides a small amount of money
to help care for the child.
"You're taking children into your home that
you didn't anticipate having,
and all of a sudden, you have a kid
who needs school supplies, he needs sneakers --
I constantly hear about sneakers
and the cost of sneakers."
The problem is, there's no easy way
to find out about that help.
"If you don't go the foster care route
and you're on your own,
it's the luck of the draw whether you're even
going to find out that there are services.
Maybe you're one grandma who said to me:
'Child protective services gave me my grandchild
eight years ago,
this is the first time I've found out there's help.'
So that's just because there hasn't been
the procedural mechanisms to make sure
that it didn't happen."
The Rockland County support group helps
bridge that gap.
Once a month, they meet at
Volunteer Counseling Service, where
Rosa Serrano-Delgado is the program director.
"When I was hired in this position about
I think it was, maybe, 12 years now,
I had never heard of the term 'kinship'.
I really had never heard of the term 'kinship'."
"What you would you have needed?
What would have been helpful to you
you know, as you are entering this journey
of raising these children.?"
"It is due to the pandemic, the opioid pandemic
that we have here and many people are...
Knows somebody that has lost a loved one."
"This population, of families raising a relative's child,
were lacking support.
Everyone else seemed to have something in place,
but not these kinship families."
But even if caregivers are made
fully aware of their options,
they still might avoid formal kinship
because of the approval process.
"Sometimes the concern is,
I am older, I'm not making a lot of money,
So how is this going to affect the way they view me?
Are they going to see me as capable?
Am I physically capable of raising this child
or these children.
Do I have enough resources?
The other stigma that I've heard,
which is really interesting, is that
they are afraid that people
might judge them because obviously something
has happened with your child,
that they're not able to care for their own child,
So what kind of parent were you?"
Kinship caregivers can feel isolated
and that's where these support groups come in
"They really feel that they are amongst a group
of people that really get them,
that really understand them,
that they can really be honest with."
"You know, 'Why is grandma raising the child?'
and, 'Where are the parents?'
And, well, don't question it so much,
we all have different situations at hand."
"I tried counseling, the emotional stuff,
which still is visible at times."
"Absolutely.
That's a big one: emotional, right?
Sometimes they believe that you're keeping
my dad or my mom away from me.
You know?
'You did something to keep mom or dad away from me!' "
"And sometimes the parent is angry at you
because you're caring for the child, is that correct
Right!
Groups like these are providing crucial support to
kinship families in communities across America.
In New York, Jerry runs a website and hotline
that points kinship caregivers towards
local, state, and federal services.
Like Rosa's support group in Rockland County.
"We're keeping kids out of foster care
because they can go live with their families.
That doesn't mean we should abandon those families.
We should provide them the minimal supports
they need to really help these kids
have good outcomes."
There is also a financial benefit to kinship care.
In a recent report, a grandparents advocacy group
estimated that kinship care saves taxpayers $4 billion
every year by keeping children out of foster care.
In spite of the benefits, kinship caregivers continue
to struggle in a fragmented system.
"What really needs to be done, is
every state needs a specialized kinship program
with the outreach dollars to reach down in
the community and the coordination with the
other service systems so that they are aware of them,
so that these families are contacted.
Whether it's the education system,
mental health services, or the courts,
they should all be pointing these families to someone
who knows what to tell them about resources
and about their rights."
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Trump's Opioid Announcement Will Do Literally Nothing To Solve The Crisis - Duration: 4:26.
On Thursday, after months of saying he was going to do this, this is actually something
he was supposed to do about six months ago, Donald Trump finally decided to declare a
national health emergency over the opioid crisis here in the United States.
That's great that he decided to finally do that.
After all, 175 people are dying every single day in the United States as a result of overdoses
on prescription opioids.
However, his declaration of a national emergency literally does nothing to solve the problem.
Currently, the fund that is set up to help deal with this crisis, the amount of money
in that fund stands at $57,000, which is about $7,000 short of being able to give everyone
in this country, their families, who have died of opioid overdose, $1,000 each.
We're not even to the point of funding where we could pay the victim's family $1,000 because
there's no money in the fund.
Trump's declaration of a national health emergency does nothing to increase that funding.
States can ask for more money, but they could literally do that anyway.
Donald Trump's announcement on Thursday was nothing but fluff, nothing but "Look at me,
look how great I am, look how serious I'm taking this issue that I told you I was going
to act on six months ago."
It was a pathetic attempt by a failing president to act for a moment like he was some kind
of decent leader here in the United States.
Meanwhile, an opioid executive actually got hauled off to jail yesterday for the role
that he played in pushing doctors to prescribe more opioids.
That's how we solve this problem.
It's not just the manufacturers, it's the distributors, the people out there pushing
these pills on American citizens.
Declaring a national health emergency is great.
It raises awareness about it, but if you're not going to fund the program, if you're not
going to hold those responsible liable, then don't bother.
There are people, there are attorneys, there are lawyers, judges, law enforcement officers
and even doctors coming forward who are trying to hold the actual responsible parties responsible
for it.
That's why yesterday, in the midst of this grand announcement, nobody talked about the
fact that one of the distributing company owners went to jail, has been arrested, and
is now going to face a criminal trial for his role in pushing this.
This is as big, if not potentially bigger, than what happened with the tobacco lawsuits
in the 1990s.
Donald Trump is not taking this seriously enough.
The American public doesn't seem to understand how serious this crisis truly is.
Go look at some of the hardest-hit areas with this, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois.
They understand what's going on and they know that President Trump's declaration is not
going to do anything to solve the problem.
We need real leaders with real ideas taking real action on this issue.
Right now, the only people who have that kind of persona, that kind of power, are the trial
lawyers that are trying to recover for the victims here and stop making states and cities
pay for the fact that drug company CEO's and distributor CEO's are pushing these pills,
killings hundreds of people a day, and sticking the cities and states with the cost of having
to care for those victims.
It's the lawyers out there that are working on that, not the Trump Administration, not
the Republicans in Congress and not Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
We have some real heroes out there in this story, but it's certainly not anyone within
the Trump Administration.
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50 girl names that start with T - the best baby names - www.namesoftheworld.net - Duration: 2:08.
50 Baby girl names that start with T
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Zlatý Bažant Tmavé Nealko - Duration: 0:21.
Who would have believed back than than once...
even non-alco beer will taste like a real beer?
Thank you, Hurbanovo malt!
We're especially proud of our new special!
Delicious notes of chocolate and roasted coffee...
in a limited edition of Zlatý Bažant dark non-alco.
Cheers, Slovakia!
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5 Creepy Video Game Glitches - Horror Month 2017 - Day 27 - Duration: 2:23.
Geeky Gaming Hey Geeks, it's Andrea.
It is day 27 of our second Horror Month.
Today I really wanted to talk about some creepy video game glitches.
We have talked about these a few times in the past, but there are just always so many
more.
And I have to say, as someone who really likes glitches like that..
I hope they never stop.
Alright Geeks, let's go.
5.
Mafia II - Macbook Glitch The Mac version of Mafia II has a list of
graphical glitches.
I mean in the clip you're looking at, you see several.
Although all the little ones are annoying, not many are as creepy as what is going on
with Vito's mom.
Mommy Scaletta is no dummy, but this glitch sure portrays her as such.
4.
Skyrim - NPCs Swimming through Air A list of video game glitches just wouldn't
be complete without a Bethesda game or two in the mix.
As we've spoken about in the past, Skyrim has its fair share of creepy glitches.
One of which is a glitch where people and guards swim through the air.
It's like spirits flying through the sky, just trying to make it home.
3.
Infamous - Blinking Corpses One of the most buggy things in games seems
to be the bodies of enemies.
In Infamous there is a bug where the corpses of the fallen will lay on the ground, but
continue to blink.
Just imagine this face when you're laying in bed tonight.
2.
Call of Duty 3- Undead Dude Call of Duty and similar games have been known
to have weird bugs, but this is probably one of my favorites.
Here we have an example of a guy who is just not ready to give up on this life.
1.
Oblivion - Rimalus Bruiant loves dogs This glitch is really messed up.
This family loves their dogs so much that they just randomly start beating the crap
out of them.
I don't know what his problem is, but Rimalus really needs to chill the frick out.
Not cool, bro.
Not cool.
Alright Geeks, that's going to do it for this video.
Thank you so much for hanging out with me today.
If you are new here, Horror Month is 31 countdowns in just 31 days.
We are coming to an end, but we are not done yet.
So be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the fun.
And be sure to pick up the Horror Month T-Shirt before it is gone forever.
Alright Geeks, I will see you tomorrow.
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Pence Visits Mars InSight Facility on This Week @NASA – October 27, 2017 - Duration: 3:21.
"Here's some of the stories trending This Week at NASA!"
On Oct. 26, Vice President Mike Pence joined our Associate Administrator for Science, Thomas
Zurbuchen for a close-up view of the agency's Mars InSight spacecraft, during a visit to
the Littleton, Colorado facilities of Lockheed Martin.
InSight is being prepped for a May 2018 launch to the Red Planet, with landing targeted for
next November.
The mission will study the deep interior of Mars, with a primary goal of helping scientists
understand how rocky planets – including Earth – formed and evolved.
The vice president also visited a Virtual Reality lab that featured demos of the company's
human exploration efforts, including our Orion spacecraft.
Orion will launch on the agency's Space Launch System rocket, and take humans farther
into the solar system than ever before.
A small, recently discovered asteroid -- or perhaps a comet -- appears to have originated
from outside the solar system, coming from somewhere else in our galaxy.
If so, it would be the first "interstellar object" to be observed and confirmed by
astronomers while traveling through our solar system.
The object – for now designated A/2017 U1 – is less than a quarter-mile in diameter.
It was discovered Oct. 19 by the University of Hawaii's Pan-STARRS 1 telescope during
its nightly search for Near-Earth Objects for NASA.
On Oct. 26, Pope Francis called the International Space Station from the Vatican for a question
and answer session with Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli of the European Space Agency,
joined by our astronauts Randy Bresnik, Joe Acaba and Mark Vande Hei and others on the
crew.
The discussion included the crew's activities on the space station, the view of Earth from
orbit, and the value of international collaboration for peaceful purposes.
Two new studies from our Dawn mission suggest that a global ancient ocean existed on the
dwarf planet Ceres – and shed light on what might have happened to it.
One study indicates that most of the ancient ocean can be found in Ceres' crust – which
contains a mixture of ice, salts, and hydrated materials, subjected to past and possibly
recent geologic activity.
The second study suggests residual liquid from the ocean could lie in a softer layer
below the dwarf planet's rigid crust.
For some time now, NASA scientists have been able to take a virtual walk on Mars.
Now – you can too – with Access Mars, a free immersive experience available on all
desktop and mobile devices and virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) headsets.
You can check it out at https://g.co/accessmars.
Our Jet Propulsion Laboratory collaborated with Google to produce Access Mars.
It was adapted from JPL's OnSight software, which uses imagery from our Curiosity rover
to help scientists plan rover drives on Mars.
And that's what's up this week @NASA …
For more on these and other stories follow us on the web at www.nasa.gov
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Try Not To Get Satisfied Challenge 2017 - The Most Satisfying Video in the world - Duration: 10:10.
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Southeast England - Duration: 25:02.
Hi, I'm Rick Steves, back with more of the best of Europe.
This time, we're enjoying both historic and natural highlights
just hanging out on the southeast coast of England.
Thanks for joining us.
Traveling across the south of England,
we'll ponder the military underpinnings
of a maritime society
that hasn't been invaded in 1,000 years.
At the same time, we'll have some fun with the Brits at play
and connect with their great outdoors.
We'll admire Henry II's formidable castle,
prowl through Britain's most historic warship,
see where the archbishop of Canterbury works,
glide on a dreamy stream, holiday on a Victorian pier,
marvel at a royal seaside pleasure palace,
and hike an unforgettable bluff.
Great Britain is dominated by England,
and we'll explore its southeast coast. Starting in Dover,
we'll visit Canterbury, the site of the Battle of Hastings,
Beachy Head, Brighton, and Portsmouth.
The White Cliffs of Dover overlook the English Channel.
Ever since ancient Roman times,
those traveling from the Continent to Britain
set their sights on these famous cliffs.
If they're enemies, troops based here fended them off.
Today, the crossing between the Port of Dover and France
is a shipping thoroughfare.
Ferries and freighters shuttle passengers
and an endless stream of trucks back and forth.
France is just 23 miles away.
There it is, within sight on a sunny day.
Southern England sits upon a foundation of chalk,
and there are miles of white cliffs
towering above its beaches.
The most famous are the White Cliffs of Dover.
And Dover, with its bold bluffs and mighty castle,
symbolizes the defense of Britain.
Sitting atop those cliffs is the impressive Dover Castle.
This site was England's primary defensive stronghold
from ancient Roman until modern times.
For many centuries,
English troops were garrisoned within these walls,
protecting the coast from any European menace.
This Roman lighthouse is a reminder that
2,000 years ago the Romans landed here
and established their colony of Britannia.
The Roman fleet was based here in Dover Harbor.
To guide their boats safely home,
they burned wet wood by day for maximum smoke
and dry wood by night for maximum light.
Long considered the key to England by potential invaders,
Dover Castle provides a quick review
of England's defensive military history.
Upon an earthen mound originally part of an Iron Age fortress
is a many-layered complex with remnants from each age.
In the 12th century,
the Norman king Henry II had this fortress built,
making Dover's castle the most secure in his realm.
With his troops at the ready and walls 20 feet thick,
King Henry slept soundly on the top floor.
Much later, around 1800, with the threat of Napoleon,
Dover's fortifications were beefed up again.
With the advent of artillery,
the English dug defensive tunnels deep into the chalk.
With the outbreak of World War II,
more bomb-proof tunnels were dug.
Today, visitors enjoy a fascinating tour.
As if frozen in time, the rooms give an intimate look
at how the British foiled the attempted Nazi invasion.
They used an elaborate communications center
to coordinate critical decisions
with what was, at the time, state-of-the-art equipment.
One command center coordinated the defense
against German ships.
As an island nation, control of the seas around Great Britain,
for the free movement of both naval and merchant vessels,
was critical.
Another command center defended against the German Air Force.
Attacking Nazi aircraft were charted on screens,
and Battle of Britain defenses were plotted.
From these tunnels,
Winston Churchill and Allied commanders
defended a battle zone nicknamed "Hellfire Corner."
The underground hospital's operating room
is a reminder that this strategic bluff
was under constant fire.
Emerging from the tunnels, visitors gaze toward France.
Thankfully, more than 70 years after the war,
this bluff oversees not bullets and bombs,
but trade and tourism.
While Dover was of great military importance,
a half-hour drive away is Canterbury --
long one of England's most important religious centers.
For centuries, Canterbury welcomed crowds of pilgrims
to its grand cathedral.
While these days you'll see more tourists than pilgrims,
the town is rich in history and architectural splendor.
With thousands of university students
and a thriving pedestrian zone,
Canterbury has a lively and youthful energy.
The town center is enclosed by old city walls
and cut in two by its main drag.
Patches of modern architecture are a reminder
that much of Canterbury was bombed in World War II.
For a leisurely water-level view of Canterbury,
take a calm cruise on the Stour River.
Students propelling their punts by the traditional single pole
offer an easy-going commentary.
Rick: So, this is the "Stour."
Student: The Great Stour River. The "great" part's important
because there's about six River Stours in Britain.
Rick: This is the "great" one? Student: This is the great one.
The Anglo-Saxons weren't very imaginative
when they named things.
Rick: And their other rivers were pretty small.
Student: Yeah! Rick: The water's pretty clear.
Student: It's crystal clear. It's 'cause it's a chalk river.
Obviously, Kent is very famous
for having chalky soil with the White Cliffs of Dover.
And chalk rivers, the chalk filters the water,
so you get this clear, clear water.
Rick: On Butchery Lane, the surviving medieval buildings
jut out with each floor -- that was to maximize usable land
as the population crowded
within the town's protective walls.
A square called "Buttermarket," originally the dairy market,
still functions as the center of the old town.
The buildings here were originally designed
to house and feed the pilgrims,
whose money essentially built the city.
For generations, those pilgrims passed through this fancy gate
to reach their destination, Canterbury Cathedral.
For centuries, an important Roman Catholic church,
the Cathedral had a tumultuous path
to eventually become the headquarters
of the Church of England --
known outside of England as the "Anglican" or "Episcopalian" Church.
Stepping inside, you're swept away
by the graceful bend of soaring Gothic lines,
stirring windows, and fine stonework.
The bell tower soars about 200 feet high.
Gaze way up at the delicate fan vaulting at the highest point.
The finely-carved 15th-century choir screen
is decorated with statues of six English kings.
This wall, or "screen," separated the church into two distinct zones.
One side was for the public.
Then, stepping through, as if entering another world,
you enter the private space of monks,
where each day they'd gather to worship.
The cathedral grew in importance, and wealth,
after an infamous murder back in the 12th century
put it on the pilgrimage trail.
In an attempt to gain power over the Church,
King Henry II appointed his friend Thomas Becket
to be the new archbishop.
But Becket unexpectedly took his position
and his religion seriously -- very seriously --
and Henry was stuck with a strong church leader
blocking his power.
As tensions rose,
King Henry complained bitterly about Becket.
Finally, his knights took action,
hacking the arch-bishop to death as he was worshipping on this spot.
The murder shocked the medieval world.
Soon, word spread that miracles were occurring here.
The Pope made Becket a saint, and masses of pilgrims came.
With the steady stream of pilgrims,
the church grew bigger and more important.
Several centuries and several Henrys later,
King Henry VIII broke away entirely
from the Roman Catholic Church so he could run his affairs
without popes and bishops meddling.
Implementing his Reformation, Henry VIII purged the nave
of its ornate decorations and Catholic iconography.
He destroyed the relics of Becket,
and pilgrims stopped coming.
Henry made this cathedral the leading church
of his now independent Church of England.
And today Canterbury Cathedral,
seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
is the mother church of Anglicans worldwide.
A scenic hour's drive takes us to the town of Battle --
where, in 1066, the Normans, invading from France, conquered the English.
The town, with its medieval abbey
overlooking the main square,
is named for the Battle of Hastings.
For the English, a visit here
is a kind of historic pilgrimage.
The site is a mix of abbey architecture
built on the actual battlefield.
Just a vast field today,
with the help of the audioguide commentary,
you can imagine Europe's epic medieval battle.
Audioguide: Norman troops relentlessly hammer
at what remains of the shield wall.
There's fierce and bloody hand-to-hand fighting.
William is in the thick of it, and loses another horse.
But more and more holes in the English defenses open up.
As the English position weakens,
the Normans press home their advantage.
Rick: 7,000 soldiers died in one day.
It was the most memorable date of the Middle Ages:
October 14, 1066.
Across the Channel in Normandy,
the nine-century-old Bayeux Tapestry
tells the complicated story.
Basically, the English king died without a clear heir.
An Anglo Saxon noble named Harold
and a French-born duke of Normandy named William
both claimed the throne.
William and the Normans crossed the Channel.
They fought furiously on the fields of Hastings.
Harold was killed -- according to legend, by an arrow in the eye --
and William became "William the Conqueror."
The Battle of Hastings was a big deal.
From here, the Norman invaders swept into London,
where William was crowned King of England
and built the Tower of London to defend his realm.
The Norman conquest of England
established a strong centralized government
and propelled what had been an isolated island of Britain
into the European mainstream.
Today, nearly a thousand years later,
this successful invasion is seen as a good thing
by the people of England.
But enough war history. Let's hit the beach!
Brighton is south England's Coney Island.
Britain's royalty helped establish Brighton as a resort
back around 1800,
when Napoleon's wars shut down vacation travel on the Continent.
King George IV chose Brighton
to build a vacation palace for himself,
and royal followers began a frenzy of construction
along the nearby seashore.
Soon, this once-sleepy seaside village
was transformed into an elegant resort town.
In 1840, the train connected London with Brighton.
Suddenly, these beaches were accessible
to the working-class masses,
and Brighton has been "London by the Sea" ever since.
Two landmarks line the promenade;
the latest eye-catcher is a futuristic observation tower.
But the big draw remains its pleasure pier.
Built in 1899 and jutting far into the water,
it gave everyone a chance to enjoy the sea.
Glittering and loaded with amusements,
Brighton Pier is the place to go for a fix of junk food,
including some "candy floss" -- that's cotton candy --
and to survive dizzying rides.
[ Cheering ]
If you can ignore the garish arcade games,
you might be able to imagine yourself
as a Victorian Londoner out on holiday.
Just a couple blocks from the people's pier
was the king's palace.
Brighton's Royal Pavilion, with its eccentric exterior,
recalls the city's flamboyant heyday.
Its interior, which retains its 1820s decor,
is even more outlandish.
As a prince,
the man who would become England's King George IV
was lively, decadent, and trend-setting.
He loved to vacation by the sea and host glamorous parties.
George was enamored with Asian cultures,
styling his vacation home
with exotic decorations from the Far East.
Music was a passion of the king.
In the music room, the royal band gave concerts
and serenaded high-society guests
as they danced under Chinese-inspired decor.
The king's other passion?
Hosting elaborate dinners.
His king-sized kitchen
was one of the most innovative of its time.
The huge rotisserie could cook enough meat
to feed 100 hungry guests.
Here in the banqueting room, the table's set for dessert.
Imagine England's pre-Victorian elite
munching cream cakes and sipping liqueurs
under the extravagant, dragon-powered chandelier.
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You can imagine: King George was an extravagant spender,
and he left piles of debt.
Shortly after his death,
his niece Victoria took the throne.
Queen Victoria wanted more privacy and less decadence,
so she sold the Pavilion to the city of Brighton,
which owns it to this day.
After visiting a resort town,
England's natural beauty provides a delightful contrast.
These chalk cliffs are often mistaken for Dover's,
but they're the white cliffs of Beachy Head.
Same chalk, same coastline, but further west.
Beachy Head is carpeted by a vast grassy field --
wild, yet smooth as a putting green --
reaching up to a dramatic drop-off.
With the open sea beyond
and white chalk cliffs plummeting 500 feet into the surf,
this scene thrills hikers.
From here, a long, undulating series of cliffs
stretches for miles.
Long ago, these were dubbed the "Seven Sisters"
by groggy sailors at sea
who gazed lustily through the mist from their ships
and imagined a can-can of seven maidens
lifting their lacy petticoats.
While this chalk may have looked like lace --
from a distance in the fog, in a drunken stupor --
it's actually the shelly sediment of the seabed
solidified over a hundred million years
and then raised high by the slow-motion collision
of continents.
The handy hamlet of Birling Gap has an inviting visitors center.
Its stairway provides the only convenient access to the beach.
Early birds get the sandy spots among the pebbles,
and the tide pools are a hit with the kids.
Beachy Head is just one stretch of the South Downs Way,
one of many beloved public walks that crisscross Britain.
The English love to ramble
and enjoy historic points along the way.
Around here, as this mysterious horse illustrates,
art has been carved into the underlying chalk
of the hillsides for generations.
Towering figures like the Long Man of Wilmington
go back many centuries.
The countryside feels made-to-order for easy walks.
A delightful stop is the hamlet of East Dean,
which still gathers around its medieval green.
When hiking in England,
it seems you're never far from a friendly pub.
By the way, we're here in August.
I like England in peak season -- long days, best weather,
and there are enough people out for things to be lively
but never really a crowd problem.
A major city on England's south coast
is the busy port of Portsmouth --
long the home of the Royal Navy.
For centuries, Britain, a maritime superpower,
relied on the fleets based here
to maintain and expand its vast empire.
As an obvious military target,
Portsmouth was nearly flattened by World War II bombs,
but has been rebuilt since 1945.
Its cathedral survived only because
the Nazis used it as a beacon to help guide their bombs.
With post-war construction hasty and poorly planned,
the city became infamous for its bad architecture.
But an impressive gentrification is under way.
As the Navy shrinks and tourism grows,
Portsmouth is enjoying new life.
Underneath a sail-like tower,
its formerly gritty industrial waterfront has been transformed
into a vital shopping and restaurant complex.
The once-formidable ramparts are now a park-like promenade
lined with historic points of interest,
mostly ignored by those simply enjoying a refreshing stroll.
With the notoriously blustery weather,
local kids gather at the base of the wall.
Nicknamed the "Hot Walls," it's out of the wind
and retains warmth from the unreliable English sun.
At the tip of the ramparts, formerly salty old pubs
now serve not sailors but a trendy crowd.
Their conversation is punctuated
by the passage of massive ships and ferries
artfully powering through the narrow mouth of the harbor.
Back when Britannia ruled the waves,
it did so with its mighty navy,
based here in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.
This sprawling museum
highlights England's storied maritime heritage --
both very old and relatively new,
like this gunboat from World War I
that saw action at the Battle of Gallipoli.
In a modern building just steps away
is the oldest ship in the collection --
the "Mary Rose... " or what's left of her.
This awe-inspiring in-its-day warship,
King Henry VIII's favorite,
sank in 1545 while fighting the French just off the coast.
The ship and its doomed crew of 500
sank and settled into the mud,
where it rested for about 450 years.
The surviving bits of the ship, with a rich trove of artifacts,
have been preserved and are beautifully displayed.
All sorts of Tudor-era items were found:
personal belongings, weaponry, a backgammon board,
and even the skeleton of Hatch, the ship's dog.
These artifacts humanize the everyday life of English sailors
from five centuries ago.
Three centuries later,
another state-of-the-art warship was the "HMS Warrior."
Built in 1860, it never saw a day of battle.
That's because the "Warrior " was so formidable,
it was considered unbeatable.
Its very existence was sufficient to keep the peace.
The "Warrior" was the first ironclad warship,
a huge technological advance.
It had about a 10-year window of invincibility,
but after 1870,
with the advent of guns on turrets
and stronger steam engines replacing sails altogether,
the "Warrior" was mothballed.
About 200 years ago, the most important British ship ever,
the "HMS Victory, "changed the course of world history.
The French Emperor Napoleon had been terrorizing the continent.
By 1805, he had amassed a huge fleet
and was preparing to invade England.
Admiral Horatio Nelson,
who commanded the British fleet from this ship,
cornered the French fleet at the Cape of Trafalgar,
off the coast of Spain.
The huge Battle of Trafalgar ensued.
While Nelson was killed, the British emerged victorious.
Today, the dry-docked "Victory"
feels ready to haul anchor and set sail at any moment.
For the British, this ship is more a shrine than a museum.
The Victory bristles with cannon lining several gun decks.
It took well-trained British sailors only two minutes
to ready a cannon for firing, aim, and shoot,
compared to eight minutes for the French.
Inside, on the gun decks,
you can imagine the noise, smoke, and confusion of battle
as cannons fired in unison, recoiled, and where reloaded.
All the while, enemy fire crashed into and splintered the ship
around the men.
Climbing through the ship with its low ceilings,
you can feel how cramped the living conditions were.
There was no such thing as privacy,
and the tight quarters created a forest of hammocks.
Often, sailors slept right where they fought.
When not in battle,
they ate at tables wedged between their guns.
The great cabin was Admiral Nelson's quarters.
Imagine Nelson and his officers
hunched over charts to plan an attack.
While it looks like an officer's living quarters,
everything was designed for action.
In minutes, the furniture could be folded and stowed,
turning this space into a fully-functional cannon deck.
During that fateful Battle of Trafalgar,
Nelson was shot by a sniper.
A golden plaque on the deck
marks the spot where Nelson fell.
The crew rushed him below deck
to care for their leader in his dying hours.
It's on this spot that Nelson died.
Docent: So, this spot here was --
When Lord Nelson was mortally wounded on the upper deck,
he was taken down here.
Just before he's about to die,
Captain Hardy come down and said to him,
"Sir, we've won the battle."
And he said, "Thank God, I've done my duty."
Rick: Romantic paintings show the admiral
lifted to heaven by angels, like a saint.
Two centuries later,
Nelson's England clearly enjoys its hard-won freedom.
We've seen that with its love of nature,
with its knack for family fun, its appreciation of heritage,
and at its convivial pubs.
I'm always impressed by how much there is to see and experience
on this amazing island.
I hope you've enjoyed our look at southeast England.
Thanks for joining us. I'm Rick Steves.
Until next time, keep on travelin'.
-Your one finger looks like it's cut off -- your forefinger.
-He's -- -Yeah, that's better.
-[ Laughs ]
While Nelson was killed, the British emerged victorious.
[ Laughs ]
Did my -- My thing just fell down.
I hope you've enjoyed our look at all these little bugs
that are flowing around. -We don't see them.
-But they bother me. Okay.
I hope you've en-- [ Coughs ]
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North Korea CIVIL WAR: Kim Jong-un faces REVOLUTION as 'hostiles' vandalise statues
The tyrannical leader has stepped up security of statues dedicated to the Kim dynasty amid fears of an uprising lead by "hostile elements".
Kim has deployed police for "night patrols" of murals honouring three generations of his family, whose communist regime has ruled since 1945. Fury over widespread poverty, famine and poor living standards is building in the secretive state.
Discontent among "younger generations of North Koreans" critical of Kim's focus on developing nuclear weapons is said to be mounting. North Koreas nuclear spending is estimated to be around £2.4billion ($3.2billion) overall, according to South Korean government analysis.
Meanwhile, the poverty rate in North Korea is speculated to be among the highest in the world, though reliable statistics and research is scarce.
A source inside North Korea told Daily NK that authorities have been "mobilised" to prevent angry insurgents from damaging landmarks.
Agencies have constantly been saying use lights to illuminate statues and paintings of the three generals of the Mount Paekyu bloodline [the Kim dynasty] and thoroughly care for them to ensure that hostile elements cannot damage them," the source told the South Korean news website.
North Korea experts have confirmed monuments to the Kim family are being targeted "more frequently".
Professor Toshimitsu Shigemura, of Waseda University in Tokyo, said: "There have been reports of incidents targeting these statues and monuments to the Kim family, particularly in the more remote areas of the country.
"And, in comparison with the past, these incidents are becoming more frequent." Youths who have "little respect" for Kim are beginning to question the choices of his regime, he said.
"Younger generations of North Koreans have little respect for Kim Jong-un and we are beginning to see that come to the surface," he said.
And local authorities have no choice but to increase security around these monuments because it could cost them their jobs – or worse – if such protests begin to spread. A severe drought that crippled North Korea's farming sector may foment anti-Kim sentiment further.
Experts believe famine and droughts were key factors in the Syrian uprising of 2011. "Despite all his promises, Kim Jong-un has had no significant successes and the people know it," Shigemura said.
"People want food and better living standards; they do not care about nuclear weapons and missiles and they are asking why so much is being spent on them when they are hungry." Kim is determined to develop nuclear weapons despite international condemnation and pressure from the Trump administration.
President Trump is scheduled to visit South Korea next month in a bid to convince North Korea to curb its nuclear programme. Three US aircraft carriers have been sent to the region to coincide with his visit on November 7.
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[JACQUES] Calling rappers out for biting flows is a touchy subject and can end up in violence.
On October 21, during the Rolling Loud festival in Northern California,
A Boogie wit da Hoodie and PNB Rock allegedly jumped Lil B.
The altercation likely stems from a Lil B tweet on September 30th saying that he quote
[JACQUES] Lil B forgave A Boogie & PNB Rock immediately and they have since squashed their beef.
However, B's first tweet highlights an intense debate in hip-hop should a regional flow
be co-opted away from home?
In hip-hop's early days, "biting" or "stealing" was considered a capital offense.
Method Man: I give artists one piece of advice I tell em all as new artists don't bite my shit and you'll be aight.
Stealing entire verses can be chalked up to plagiarism
but borrowing cadence and delivery is different.
Sampling sounds is as hip-hop as rhyming itself.
Kanye: Hip-hop you know is like based on biting period.
Even though they say it's biting because we take old people's music and jack it.
I think it's all in how you bite.
Cross regional borrowing has happened before.
New York's Biggie Smalls famously tried Cleveland's Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's
double-time flow on "Notorious Thugs" in 1997
[JACQUES] As hip-hop has grown, flows transcending regions has become far more common.
[JACQUES] The Bronx's Cardi B's breakthrough single, "Bodak Yellow" benefits heavily
from her interpolation of Florida's Kodak Black's flow
During an early October concert, Cardi took her detractors head on.
Cardi B: All these people telling me you aw bitch you
copied Kodak Flow, you copied this and that flow...so what bitch?
I'ma sound like all your favorite rappers, I'ma take all they flows and i'ma body it bitch
[JACQUES] Canadian rapper Drake's verse on More Life's "KMT"
faced similar gripes from Florida rapper, XXXTentacion
though X's intentions were up for debate.
The line between "stealing" and "paying homage" is murky.
Compton's Kendrick Lamar came out forcefully against artists who "bite" styles telling
Rolling Stone quote.
Fans have accused Maryland's Logic of appropriating Kendrick's flow.
Logic brushed off these claims in a 2015 interview with The Breakfast club.
Logic: If you love something, and you're inspired
just do you, don't tell somebody how they can make music or how they feel or don't feel.
[JACQUES] New York's Desiigner received flak for his sonic likenesses to Atlanta's
Future - prompting the latter to come out and state.
Future: "There's only 1 Future in this muthafucka and I'm really the plug"
Desiigner: Do I sound like the man or something?
I don't care about the man.
Cthagod: You're doing the music, at least in "Panda."
Desiigner: Well it sold 10 million you dig what I'm saying?
It's even better it is what it is.
Since Hip Hop is now global, artists take influences from everywhere making overlap
inevitable - but that doesn't mean everyone likes it.
Check out Lil Reese pointing out rappers who co-opted Chicago's "drill" flow.
Lil Reese: They take everything.
That's how it goes.
They take it and then it don't even really be official...but they take it.
[JACQUES] Elsewhere, other emcee's like Chicago's Chance the Rapper
and Philadelphia's Lil Uzi Vert have used Atlanta's Migos' "Versace" flow.
We never called nobody out.
We just having fun out here, creating a whole new sound.
Hip Hop has changed in a big way, so you can mark this down as we changed it."
[JACQUES] But even that flow traces its origin back to Memphis' Three 6 Mafia.
Taste is now the deciding factor dictating whether people care about similar rhyme patterns.
[Mack Wilds] If someone is going to tell me how they're gonna rob me...
If you rob me.. cool you got it fam. You got it.
Whether you're for or against stealing flows,
biting will always be a cause for debate.
But one thing is inarguable, the based god is a much bigger person than all of us.
I'm Jacques Morel with Genius News,
bringing you the meaning and the knowledge behind the music.
Peace!
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Cactus - a great Texas art subject! - Duration: 1:33.
I'm Katy Alexander at Vogt Auction Galleries in San Antonio and I'm excited
to share with you some pieces from our upcoming November 4th Texas Art Auction.
One of the fun parts about curating these sales is putting together works
along a theme and this time I've got several paintings that visit the theme
of the blooming cactus. This is a sight we see in South Texas every spring. The
blooming prickly pear cactus - right now cactus is a hot design motif. You'll see
this in all kinds of fields across design. Even Cartier has come out with a
cactus collection this year, but before it was a trendy design, This was a theme
visited by early Texas artists. The finest of which was Dawson Dawson-Watson.
This is his Blooming Prickly Pear cactus painting. I've also put together several
other paintings of blooming cacti to go in the sale with the Dawson-Watson. Works
by Emily Rutland, Eleanor Roth, and even an unsigned cactus. I've grouped these
other cactus paintings to showcase the superstar. Which is Dawson Dawson-Watson's
Prickly Pear Cactus. In 1926 Dawson-Watson won the Davis Wild Flower
competition first prize with a blooming cactus painting. The amount
awarded $5,000, which was a fortune in those days. So you can see why
Dawson-Watson stayed with this theme throughout his career. This is Dawson Dawson-Watson
Prickly Pear Cactus. Please join us November 4th for the
Texas Art Auction.
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Thai King funeral: Prince Andrew among mourners attending $90m five-day service
As part of a five-day cremation ceremony, the new king of Thailand, King Maha Vajiralongkorn, today led his father's ashes through the streets of Bangkok.
Hundreds of thousands of mourners turned out to pay their last respects to King Bhumibol who died aged 88 last year. Following last night's cremation in the Thai capital, today the new King picked parts of his late father's charred remains to be enshrined as relics.
Huge numbers of mourners sobbed and cried aloud as they saw the smoke rise from the crematorium as part of the $90 million service.
The late King's remains were then returned to the palace, led by King Maha Vajiralongkorn who then sprinkled sacred water on the bones.
The head of the order of Buddhist monks, Thailands Supreme Patriarch, then blessed the remains, before the bones were taken to the Grand Palace, where he has lain in state since his death in October 2016.
King Bhumibol was a popular figure among the Thai people, with many referring to him as father. This was reflected on social media, with popular hashtags such as #rama9, #kingofkings, and #thegreatestking. .
Boonpherm Buatho, 56, a housekeeper, said: "I cant express my sadness at the loss. Its like a child longing for a parent." Thursday's ceremony saw many businesses in the country cease trading as they took time to honour the late king.
King Bhumibol ascended to the throne in 1946 at the age of 18, despite being raised in Switzerland, after his elder brother Ananda Mahidol was shot dead.
Four years later, he was crowned and inherited a monarchy whose power was steadily declining but by the time of his death that had turned around.
The late king leaves behind one of the richest monarchies in the world, with the palace at the centre of Thailand's power networks.
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a politics professor at Chulalongkorn University, said: "Thailand needed a king as rallying and unifying symbol and a young king found a people to rebuild a kingdom around." Many crucial moments in Thai history took place during his seven-decade span on the throne, including a regional financial crisis, a crackdown on student protesters and a number of natural disasters.
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[구해줘] Save Me || pumpin' earthly hearts - Duration: 2:48.
Oppa...
Huh?
Are you alright?
Uh-uh....
Is it alright?
I believe it!
Our wishes will be fulfilled!
Apologize!
It's alright.
What are you doing here?
I couldn't find my brother.
Your skind feels so soft.
Please help me.
Don't!
Sang Jin!
Mom!
What do you think you're doing?
That man is a bad person.
Please help me!
What?
Save me.
I should save Sang Mi before it gets too late.
Congratulations. // Thank you.
Don't!
If you stay here, both your body and your soul will die.
Three years have passed
yet you still have downy hair like a baby.
I thought that everyone here is insane.
Please forgive me my sin.
What?
Are you afraid?
I-I'm sorry...
No.
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Trump's Opioid Announcement Will Do Literally Nothing To Solve The Crisis - Duration: 4:26.On Thursday, after months of saying he was going to do this, this is actually something
he was supposed to do about six months ago, Donald Trump finally decided to declare a
national health emergency over the opioid crisis here in the United States.
That's great that he decided to finally do that.
After all, 175 people are dying every single day in the United States as a result of overdoses
on prescription opioids.
However, his declaration of a national emergency literally does nothing to solve the problem.
Currently, the fund that is set up to help deal with this crisis, the amount of money
in that fund stands at $57,000, which is about $7,000 short of being able to give everyone
in this country, their families, who have died of opioid overdose, $1,000 each.
We're not even to the point of funding where we could pay the victim's family $1,000 because
there's no money in the fund.
Trump's declaration of a national health emergency does nothing to increase that funding.
States can ask for more money, but they could literally do that anyway.
Donald Trump's announcement on Thursday was nothing but fluff, nothing but "Look at me,
look how great I am, look how serious I'm taking this issue that I told you I was going
to act on six months ago."
It was a pathetic attempt by a failing president to act for a moment like he was some kind
of decent leader here in the United States.
Meanwhile, an opioid executive actually got hauled off to jail yesterday for the role
that he played in pushing doctors to prescribe more opioids.
That's how we solve this problem.
It's not just the manufacturers, it's the distributors, the people out there pushing
these pills on American citizens.
Declaring a national health emergency is great.
It raises awareness about it, but if you're not going to fund the program, if you're not
going to hold those responsible liable, then don't bother.
There are people, there are attorneys, there are lawyers, judges, law enforcement officers
and even doctors coming forward who are trying to hold the actual responsible parties responsible
for it.
That's why yesterday, in the midst of this grand announcement, nobody talked about the
fact that one of the distributing company owners went to jail, has been arrested, and
is now going to face a criminal trial for his role in pushing this.
This is as big, if not potentially bigger, than what happened with the tobacco lawsuits
in the 1990s.
Donald Trump is not taking this seriously enough.
The American public doesn't seem to understand how serious this crisis truly is.
Go look at some of the hardest-hit areas with this, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois.
They understand what's going on and they know that President Trump's declaration is not
going to do anything to solve the problem.
We need real leaders with real ideas taking real action on this issue.
Right now, the only people who have that kind of persona, that kind of power, are the trial
lawyers that are trying to recover for the victims here and stop making states and cities
pay for the fact that drug company CEO's and distributor CEO's are pushing these pills,
killings hundreds of people a day, and sticking the cities and states with the cost of having
to care for those victims.
It's the lawyers out there that are working on that, not the Trump Administration, not
the Republicans in Congress and not Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
We have some real heroes out there in this story, but it's certainly not anyone within
the Trump Administration.
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Cats Broadway Revival Review: 3rd Time Seeing the Show! - Duration: 9:57.
I saw Cats on Broadway, this past Saturday, October 21st.
Today is Tuesday and I just need to get these memories out.
I don't even know if this is going on YouTube or not, but I need this for myself to look
back on and re-live the magic and the joy that is the Cats Broadway revival.
This was my 3rd time seeing the revival of Cats on Broadway.
I think it's probably close to maybe my 10th time seeing Cats overall, I'm not sure, I
don't have that number in my head.
The first time seeing it was in London, so that was amazing, but I've actually never
seen it on Broadway when it had it's first very long run.
So the fact that I'm living on the East coast for its revival run is amazing timing.
I am so so lucky to be able to experience more than once and to experience this show
in the seats that I experienced this show more than once.
So okay, I took my sister-in-law because she was with me when I found out that Cats was
closing this coming December.
I was actually at VidCon when I got this string of texts from some other Cats fans whom I
met at BroadwayCon, and they were so upset and sad.
Something was going on, they didn't actually say what was making them all so upset but
I guessed it and then and there I said: "I am going to see Cats one last time on Broadway,
Tugger seats, you're coming with me Julianne." and she was just like: "Okay."
And it happened.
And it was amazing.
The first time I went was right after it just opened, I was there, I was in New York City
for an Etsy conference.
Put in my name for the lotto, got the matinee orchestra seating, saw it from above.
Beautiful, amazing, choreography, everything.
It was just wonderful.
Saw it again this past January for my second BroadwayCon, the second BroadwayCon, went
dressed as MEOWexander Hamilton.
Uh, got the Tugger seats, which if you don't know what the Tugger seats are, just go to
find his Instagram, then you'll see where the Tugger seats are and why...why they're
called that.
Actually, I'm actually calling them the 'Flirt with Tugger' seats, because if you catch his
eye...mmm...I'll get to that later.
I filmed a video for both of those experiences so you can go check those out if you're interested
in more details on what it was like to see the revival for the first time and to see
it as a cat-ish in the audience...mmm, that was fun.
I do think that some of the musical numbers are better seen from a further away seat when
you can actually see the choreography and see everything happening all at once.
I don't know because I think that getting seats really really close, if you're able
to, if you are fortunate enough to be able to do that once in your life, if you're a
fan of this musical and you want to experience it, is amazing!
And I think it's the eye contact.
I'm normally not the type of person who enjoys audience interaction or being a part of a
show.
Normally I'm just like: "I'm in the audience, I am watching you, you are the performers,
I'm not a performer, this is how this relationship works."
But with Cats it's just entirely different for me, I want to be a cat, I want to be apart
of the show.
So when I can catch the eyes of the cats and just, sort of, with my face and my expression,
and my body language, like let them know I am having an amazing time and it is because
of you.
And then seeing them, sort of, interact with me because they sense that, at least I assume
they do, it just makes me...ohhh...it's just so much fun.
Okay I don't remember exactly which cat it was, it was a brown and white cat, possibly
Carbucketty or Tumble...during The Naming near the, near like the end of The Naming,
there's cat on the far right...audience right, stage left...right in front of me.
And I start mouthing the words.
I'm not actually saying the words because that is incredibly rude, but I like mouth
them a little, just to kind of let the cats know that I'm a Jellicle as well, and he keeps
staring at me.
Like, ohhhh, like, he saw!
And he knew.
We locked eyes.
I love that, oh my goodness.
There were lots of other moments, especially when they're jumping off the stage, cause
we were right by the pipe that they usually use to exit the stage...rather than, so often
as come out of it...
So they came down in our aisle a lot, we had aisle seats on the audience right, (Tugger
seats), second row from the front.
And my friend Nat said that those seats are the best because you really can get a view
of everything rather than being like smack dab in the middle.
And I really agree, those were amazing seats, absolutely wonderful.
They will get you on the Tugger Instagram, most likely.
I was definitely on the Tugger Instagram.
He took my glasses and put them on his face.
I will get into that later.
Here's my program, I got it signed by all the wonderful cast members who came to the
stage door and chatted with us.
And I took some selfies with them, and, oh, thank you so much if you're a cast member
who does this often.
I really think that it is so kind.
So there's a new Mistoffelees, the first 2 times I saw Ricky in the role.
But there's a new actor, Zachery Downer, who was so wonderful.
He was amazing, I was just, I was so wow-ed by his performance.
And Julianne actually talked to him because me and Julianne share the same love of Mr.
Mistoffelees.
We are 13 years apart in age but we both watched that same PBS special when we were young and
just loved Mistoffelees.
And when Zachery came out she talked to him for a little bit about that and it was so
sweet and ohhh.
I mean, you got to know that Mistoffelees is my favorite because of my username.
Mistoffelees is the 'magic cat,' he's the magical Mr. Mistoffelees.
Um, but let me tell ya...uh, I've always been a Mistoffelees girl, I've never been a Tugger
girl...till, till this, this cast.
And it's all thanks to Tyler Hanes, 'cause his rendition of The Rum Tum Tugger, is unforgettable.
Unforgettable!
He has so much fun in that role and if you actually watch him the things he gets up to
is hilarious.
I don't know, I don't know what it is, I don't know how he brings so much fun and variance
to the role.
During his song I tried to lock eyes with him intently because I wanted to be on the
Tugger Instagram, I was in the right seats for it, but I wanted him to single me out.
And I think it worked because he did single me out.
He said later it was because of my glasses, he always likes it when audience members have
props, it gives him more ideas of poses to do for the Instagram.
And he comes up to me, says: "We're gonna pose for a picture, can I have your glasses?"
And then afterward he says: "These glasses are so pretty, just like you."
Then he goes back on stage and Julianne is just looking at me like...
I'm like: "Yeah, yeah, that's what I meant by Tugger seats, so there you go."
So because of that when he came out to the stage door, he greeted me with: "Hey Tugger
girl."
Uh, and then he recognized me, because I was MEOWexander Hamilton last time, and I made
a video about that experience and he said he saw it.
Uh, he complimented my haircut.
So thank you Tyler, you have been right at the center of my Cats revival experience.
From those What's New Pussycat vlogs, up through the last performance I will see of the Cats
revival on Broadway.
It was everything I could have wished for and more.
And thank you to everyone in that cast, past and present.
You are amazing.
I am just in love with this show and I always will be.
If you wanna hang out with me and talk about Cats, I am on all the social media platforms,
my username is MagicCatJenny.
I am around.
I also have a Discord now, it's called The Junkyard, and we talk about Cats there.
We also talk about a lot of other things.
A lot of art, cosplay, makeup, creativity, videos, youtube, etcetera.
Uh, if you would like to join let me know in the comments below and I will send you
an invite link.
The more the merrier.
The ineffable, effable, effanineffable.
Deep and inscrutable singular name.
Name, name, name.
Meow.
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Więdłocha o zachowaniu Pawlickiego w "Azji Express". - Duration: 2:35.
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EPOXY table top: Black resin and Crystal clear resin and wood logs: MILIC DIY - Duration: 8:54.
Hello everybody
Welcome to my channel
Today I'm gonna make this wooden table top for my coffee table
Stay with me in the next few minutes to see how I've done that
I've cut shapes to the desired lenght
I've made a notch on the side where I will put in a veneer
I'm gonna atach veneer with wooden glue and with silicone I'll fill all the holes that could lead to epoxy leaks
I've prepared mixture of epoxy and I've added basic black spray paint
I haven't used any specific toners. I've wanted to experimente what will happen
After the black epoxy resin has dried i've painted shapes in a little darker colour. It's important that the paint is not on an oil base.
After the paint has dried I've applied a layer of crystal clear epoxy that covered the entire surface of the panel
I've wanted that shapes don't be on the same depth so I've put the ribbon on the edge
after I've cut the veneer and placed it on the side walls of the cattle just like with upper board I've talked few
moments before I've first applied black epoxy resin and after that a layer of clear one across…
I've prepared thesurface for polishing by blurring it with water sandpeaper
I've done the first part of polishing with a green sponge and ''fine paste'' for polishing
then with green sponge and ''extra fine'' polishing paste i've done the second phase of polishing
I hope you 've liked the idea. Thanks for watching the video. Press the button for subscribe if you haven't done it already
If you want to see how I've made chairs of shapes which you can see in the background of the table you can click on the link in the description
If you do that please set the volume little bit down because it was my first experience in video editing and the sound is little to loud.. I apologize about that..
Once again thanks for watching the video. See you soon
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Nightcore - Say Something - Duration: 3:37.
Say something, I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Anywhere, I would've followed you
Say something, I'm giving up on you
And I am feeling so small
It was over my head
I know nothing at all
And I will stumble and fall
I'm still learning to love
Just starting to crawl
Say something, I'm giving up on you
I'm sorry that I couldn't get to you
Anywhere, I would've followed you
Say something, I'm giving up on you
And I will swallow my pride
You're the one that I love
And I'm saying goodbye
Say something, I'm giving up on you
Say something
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Say something
Say something,
I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Say something,
I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Say
Say something
I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Say something
I'm giving up on you
I'll be the one, if you want me to
Anywhere, I would've followed you
Say something
Say something, I'm giving up on you
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Donald Trump Wants to Kill Hillary | YouTube Poop - Duration: 2:06.
Thank you very much.
I just want to thank you very much.
I just want to say, uh..
Quite a bit of time inside with the sensei,
who has been a friend of mine for
a long time, lol time, long before
my world of politics.
[LAUGHTER]
My world of politics.
Ear. Earliler. EARLY into his world of politics.
We are probably closer than ever before.
AND THE RELATIONSHIP IS VERY GOOD. WE'RE FIGHTING FOR.
We're fighting for lol. We are getting close to
hell care.
Early to mid-part of next year, we're
gonna have a vote. I think we already have
the votes. We feel confident we have the
votes. We pretty much know
a vote is a vote.
Intermemediate plan, a short-term plan.
Hillary, please...
DIE!
Because, sos,
SOOOOS.
Ugh,
we're gonna have an praprapraprapra.
Uh, uh, uh.
Well, I have a very good relationship, as
you know, with Steets Banab. Uh,
Steve's been a friend of mine for a long time.
McConnell, who has been a friend of mine for
a long time.
Steve's been a friend of mine for a long time.
McConnell, who has been a friend of mine
for a long time.
I'm friends with most moms.
Adaadaadaadaadaada.
I don't think anybody can have much of a higher percentage.
Adaadaadaadaadaada.
Just so you understand, the Rererererererepublican
Party is very veryreveryveryrev veryveryreveryveryreveryvery unified.
Sos.
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Infinite seekers Introduction - Duration: 3:44.
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Amaru - Rolling Paradise (Official Music Video) - Duration: 5:31.
Yo
screaming fuck these bitches that are basic
Yeah!
I learn a lot about myself by not giving up
This day in age, I need a chain more than I need a belt
A spell to try, and try again, just to live it up
If I maintain, will I obtain more than I thought was dealt?
A funky rhythm for the people who don't give a fuck
Not entertained or ever phased by how a sucker felt
Dance with me all night until the morning comes
Because it's lame to be afraid of
what others tell each other
Undercover, each other has a different front
We make another play while the haters yell
We create our own heaven while they discuss
And aim up to the planes because we live in hell
If only I could party all day and night,
but if I didn't feel a struggle
could I even tell?
What will they think about all my aim and such?
Like if this rap didn't happen, would I get hard and bail?
Push me down to the dirt, and I'll just toughen up
I'm not acting like I'm packing or I got drugs to sell
I'm just a lonely ass kid up in my brain
And much of what I think, I don't say
So I just exhale... thinking:
I fly to fly higher
Strolling down another peaceful dream, yeah
I ride with all my riders
"rolling paradise" under palm trees
Oh yeah!
I fly to fly higher
Strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders
"rolling paradise" under palm trees
On my own
walking on this lonely road
Pay my toll
In the only life I seem to know
If I'm weak
I promise that I will not change
They call me "the solemn poet with no name"
Nothing!
I learn a lot about myself by not giving up
this day in age, I need a chain more than I need a belt
A spell to try, and try again, just to live it up
If I maintain, will I obtain more than I thought was dealt?
A funky rhythm for the people who don't give a fuck
not entertain, or even phased by how a sucker felt
dance with me all night, until the morning comes
because it's lame to be afraid of
what others tell each other
Undiscovered, my love was just another doubt
what this really was, I thought I couldn't know
I guess I'll do what I do best while I'm on this route
and write down a feeling that nobody shows
with the vision in my mind as I feel the breeze
sometimes I think I might die with sand on my feet
after all this time, my end has not been reached
I know the words will live forever, even in defeat
My whole life I've been climbing Mount Everest
when I reach the top, I know I'll hold the holy grail
I'm still a boney as kid up in my heart
and much of what I feel, I don't express
So I just inhale... thinking:
I fly to fly higher
Strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders
"rolling paradise" under plam trees
I fly to fly higher
Strolling down another peaceful dream
I ride with all my riders
"rolling paradise" under palm trees
Pick up the pen that I can't put down
to express my edge, take a look around
Can't set a bet, if I don't know how
I asked God for justice, but he gave me a crown
You asked for my hustle and I gave you heart
Nothing made sense for me, except for my art
I always had this feeling that my feet won't mark
I knew where it would end for me right from the start
(If I'm weak, I promise that I will not change)
(They call me "the solemn poet with no name")
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BTS VS ZOMBIE REACTION | Lets Try Not To Laugh - Duration: 17:42.
Im gonna get rid of this so i can see clearly their reaction
I saw previous about that and i was like THIS IS FUNNY
OH! i love his glasses
I love the glassES of Seokjin
IM SORRY (ohlalala)
LOL
IT STARTED GUYS
I already like this
WOOH THERE GONNA BE MISSIONS
OH, Jin so you knew...OK(my french accent omg...)
POOR BOYS
...And i'm laughing
So much pressure !!!!
Oh this little bast*** (sorry aygo)
I'm sorry i talked in french
Mhan, poor boy
He can't understand what's happen to him
OH THEY WENT TO THE CAR??!!
HOLY SHIT
Let my boys alone !!!!!
This is like a WALKING DEAD EPISODE
WHUT..?
SO....
HE LEFT HIS SHOES?! (english is so hard sorry)
[reading mission] take of alphabet stickers from zombies clothes. Members who get the same alphabet will team up.
So... They have to...
They have to take alphabet from zombie-
on THEIR BODIES.
No way! I WOULD NOT.
I think Jungkook will do that (without problem)
I can't BELIEVE-
WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
Just take a look at suga please (ready to fight)
This is so funny (thx for the content)
The oldest members are the worst
(not interesting)
(YES VKOOK! )
Yes, a little hug from VKOOK...
Jin reaction is PRICELESS
Wow Jimin is SCARED?! (shook)
It drives you crazy too ?!
And JK be like: this is OK, THIS IS FUN
IM HOT FOR THEM (stress)
I can feel their pressure... (x2)
Oh they are always thinking about ARMYS
Ohhh,JIN is holding...
This is a time when you can see the team getting closer
That's what i like ( HAHA)
because they are scared, so...
JIN IS SO CUTE
I do the same when i'm scared...
I start to make jokes but this is joke of fear
IM SHOOK
I dont find it scary
I'm like JK, im not scared for this kind of thing (he do not look really scared for me)
It must be really scary for me to be scared
i would be surprise, i admit it ( i talked to fast hahaha)
YONGI IS ALONE
Yongi just became a zombie too
i love them so much
[french] THEY JUST SAW AN HORRIBLE THING..
Jimin is courageous, great to see...
I'm sorry (for laughing)
They are triyng to... [tired to talk in english]
They are trying to solve something but...-
THIS IS JUST THE CAMERA JIN
So the cameran should go first
i though they were manly
i'm kidding of course
I'm like Jimin RN
Namjoon is here for the english...
LOL
Yeah, run
You better run Jimin
They are taking advantage of the situation, playing as they were zombies too
[ DNA BUT START DANCING TAEHYUNG PART IN FIRE LOL]
i CANT understand :
1 : THIS IS IN ENGLISH
2: TOO COMPLICATE FOR ME
3: IM TOO FOCUS ON THEIR REACTIONS
Because -
Because this happen one time in your life
really... you must be kidding jhope haha
how to -
how to act like nothing happen
[start to imitate JIMIN]
REALLY? they try to-
They really do think they are in walking dead RN
acting like zombies without shame...
This two are really a good pairs<3
TOO FUNNY SORRY
I love them [u too i know]
I think they watched too much TV show [how to survive when you cant]
They are taking advantage of the situation..'too funny
Jungkook is not even looking at them [ Its harder too talk in english while laughing]
he's like: -im tired, LET ME GET OUT OF HERE FIRST. THEN, IM GONNA WATCH YOU ALL.
They finished to play?
They finished to act like they were zombies..
Starting again...
I think this is a technique for not be too scared
because they were so scared first
Someone stop them, PLEASE
Stop Yongi and Jin on their trip... [hope this english]
He's made for this
"this is my bias" [ lol i was so proud until he loose]
It is natural for Jungkook to win
What i told you (without effort)
JIN BRING SOUVENIR...
Jin bringing souvenir...
OKKKK, its gonna be more interesting
if i was there i would be really scared at that time
RN, ITS GONNA BE ABOUT SURVIVING
I can feel their pain
I think Yongi not gonna play the zombie anymore (no time for that here)
I WOULD NOT
Yongi is game over
He's like : i loose
"let me just here, keep doing your game without me"
[ my reaction is late at that time, i am really sorry]
Taehyung you thought..
yes, rescue him please
JIN LOOKS SO FUNNY
GREAT
I adore
HE SAID THAT! [fench]
He must said that at one time or another. Of course.
It's okay guys, you were soo good and funny to see kkkk.
JIN, you were so cool today yeah
WORLDWIDE HANDSOME
He feel himself so much now
That the end of the video!
Hope you enjoyed this
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Mom who beat daughter for not reciting Bible verses correctly sent to state prison - Duration: 1:34.
A Middletown mother will spend 21/2 to 5 years in state prison for assaulting
her daughter because the teen didn't recite Bible verses correctly.
Rhonda Shoffner, 41, was sentenced by Dauphin County Judge John F. Cherry after
she pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated assault, strangulation,
child endangerment and making terroristic threats.
"This was an extremely scary situation for this young victim to have to endure.
Fortunately, she is doing well now and is in a safe place," Chief Deputy
District Attorney Sean McCormack said Thursday.
She bit the girl and slammed the teen's head into a bathroom wall, they said.
Investigators said Shoffner told the girl, "I'm going to kill you."
Shoffner was intoxicated during the assault, police said.
Cherry ordered her to undergo substance abuse counseling and required her to
serve 5 years on probation once she completes her prison term.
McCormack said Shoffner's guilty pleas also encompassed a January incident where
she hit and bit a woman during an argument in a car.
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