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Amma puchdi

Sun dhiye meriye

Amma puchdi

Sun dhiye meriye

Dhubari itni tu kiya kar hoyi ho

Paarli baniya...

Mor jo bole ho

Paarli baniya...

Mor jo bole ho

Amma ji ite more nindara girana ho

Sadh le bandukhi jo

Sadh le shikari jo

Sadh le bandukhi jo

Sadh le shikari jo

Dhiye bhala eta more maar giraana ho

Morni maarna

Morni gavaana ho

Morni maarna

Morni gavaana ho

Amma jee eta more pinjara puvaana ho

Kuthi janda chandrama

Kuthi jaande tare ho

Kuthi janda chandrama

Kuthi jaande tare ho

Amma jee kuthi jaande dilaan de pyaare ho

Chupi janda chandrama

Chupi jaande tare ho

Chupi janda chandrama

Chupi jaande tare ho

Dhiye bhala naiyo chupde dilaan de pyaare ho

Amma puchdi

Sun dhiye meriye

Amma puchdi

Sun dhiye meriye

Dhubari itni tu kiya kar hoyi ho

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Conservative Actor Rob Lowe's House SWARMED After He Publicly Exposed HUGE Dem Leader! - Duration: 5:18.

Conservative Actor Rob Lowe's House SWARMED After He Publicly Exposed HUGE Dem Leader!

Rob Lowe is one of the rare few actors left in Hollywood who has not been accused of sexual

misconduct of any kind and is also not afraid to speak his mind when it comes to conservative

politics.

This comes as a huge surprise to liberals in Tinsel Town who thought they had him on

his side, when he flipped the switch and supported President Donald Trump.

Since his party changed, he not only found the truth, he's coming out and exposing

it.

In doing so, he's finding out he has more enemies in Hollywood than friends and he's

okay with that.

This hasn't stopped him from becoming one of the the "most influential" Hollywood

conservatives, which is what the celebrity swamp needs now more than ever.

However, not long after publicly blasting the Democrat party's biggest and most scandalous

leader, his has was swarmed.

Now the real secret is out.

Lowe was recently named one of "Newsmax's 50 "Most Influential" Hollywood Conservatives"

and has always shown a great deal of support for our heroes.

"A one-time supporter of the Democratic Party, the former 'West Wing' actor's

Twitter feed appears to lean more to the right as of late, calling out President Barack Obama

over Benghazi, voicing support for our heroes, and accusing CNN anchors of 'holding water

for Obama.'

He also supported Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign in 2003," Newsmax reported.

The secret that he's a truly genuine person – a rarity in Hollywood – is out now after

the night of Sunday, December 17, 2017, that he and his family will never forget.

In the early hours of that evening, their Santa Barbara home was swarmed by multiple

rescue crews.

They weren't there to fight fires that had long had been put out.

So why were the people that he has always supported suddenly at his home?

According to E! Online:

Rob Lowe's Christmas season is filled with a whole new level of gratitude.

As the Thomas Fire continues to burn thousands of acres near Santa Barbara, Calif., one famous

resident is showing his appreciation for the brave firefighters who continue working on

the blaze.

In a new Instagram post, Rob revealed to his followers that he invited several firefighters

over to his house for a meal and quality time away from the elements.

"Thank you to all the crews from all over the country who stood tall and saved my town.

#respect #gratitude," he shared on Instagram with his son Matthew Lowe.

"Dinner for new friends at our house."

Southern California firefighters were served pasta, cheeseburgers, salad and more before

heading outdoors again to battle the blaze that has torched more than 270,000 acres.

The natural disaster also caused thousands of residents to evacuate including Ellen DeGeneres,

Oprah Winfrey and Katy Perry's family.

As for Rob and his crew, they found their home in danger Saturday when flames arrived

near their backyard.

In an Instagram shot, Rob shared just how close the flames got to his residence."Our

house aprox 7:30 am today.

Pray for Santa Barbara," he wrote to his followers.

"Helping earlier today.

You do what you can, but when it's time.. you GO."

And last Thursday, the actor had a close call when sharing fire updates on Twitter.

"Water drop helicopters overhead, so close they are shaking our house," he explained.

"These are brave, true heroes."

As of press time, Ventura County Fire Department says the Thomas Fire has reached a 45 percent

perimeter containment.

For those hoping to help, the United Way of Ventura County has partnered with the American

Red Cross of Ventura County and the Ventura County Sheriff's Office of Emergency Services

to create a fund to help fire victims.

Donate online now.

It's truly refreshing to see actors going out of their way to help, rather than just

complain and criticize the president who also does a lot for victims of natural disasters.

If the liberals in Hollywood feel that there's too much divisiveness in our country under

Trump, then why don't they get out and do something about it?

The real issue is they would rather perpetuate hate and the problems in this country than

be put out of their way to think outside themselves.

Lowe is a shining example of the good that can be done with the fortuned earned in Tinsel

Town and his public platform.

At a time when all we hear about is sexual allegations slander of our president, it's

nice to get good news of what those who are truly deserving of attention are doing for

others.

We are all grateful to the first responders for their bravery and for the thousands of

homes and lives that they have saved.

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Suzuki Ignis 1.3 DDIS GLS, AIRCO, ELEK-RAMEN, STUURBEKRACHTIGING, CENT-VERGRENDELING, DAKRAILS, LM-V - Duration: 0:54.

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Troy Stecher Helps Make Jumpstart Family's Holiday Wishes Come True - Duration: 2:32.

Hi guys I'm Troy Stecher we're hear in my hometown at Richmond at the Sport Chek

at Richmond Centre we're gonna go on a big shopping spree for a local

family in need through Sport Chek's Jumpstart program so come along.

I'm here in the hockey section. The family's got two little boys, a five and a

seven-year-old. Big hockey fans, so we're gonna gear them up head to toe.

This is what I wear. Now should we do a ten and then an eight I guess in these ones?

A nice crosby stick, black and black. Yeah perfect

I actually had like a pair of Calgary Flames pyjama pants. My grandparents lived in Calgary.

We just finished shopping here at Sport Chek.

Got them new hockey gear head to toe so let's go surprise them

and give them their new gifts.

Hey - That's the Canucks

Hi Guys.

How are you? Kid - Are you from the Canucks?

Yeah. My name is Troy. We got you some new hockey gear. Here you go!

You guys, this is all-new hockey gear. New skates, new gloves, new helmet.

Is that pretty exciting? Yeah? You're welcome

I did not expect this many gifts and I didn't expect Troy to come too. So I'm really thankful this year to have

Sport Chek and you guys to come all the way out here.

I hope my kids will understand when they're older that they met Troy.

and I'm trying to keep in my inner fangirl. Ya Troy and Bo Horvat are my favourites.

Here you go. You're welcome Buddy. Yeah don't drop it. there's a lot there. Atta boy.

It puts everything into perspective. I know I'm pretty fortunate with everything I get to do

with my life and play in this game. Anytime I can give back and see how

truly grateful that they are for that, it's pretty special. Thanks buddy

For more infomation >> Troy Stecher Helps Make Jumpstart Family's Holiday Wishes Come True - Duration: 2:32.

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Jacksepticeye's Holiday Special |Big Mood Milestones | Highlights - Duration: 5:23.

[music]

[background chatter]

[laughing]

Save the children.

[overlapping each other] Save the children.

Thank goodness I went to find my amulet.

That was-- Is that a hundred?

Does that mean we're at 100K?

What? Whoo!

[cheering]

Good job!

Hey, any predictions about what's about to happen?

Um... Santa watch.

Santa is definitely going to be here.

Something better than Santa watch.

Three, two, one, go.

-It's nothing. -Hooray, lights.

We've been bamboozled.

Yay.

Oh, wait. These dropped down.

What about that?

P.J. you're tall.

You're a tall boy.

How tall do you think I am?

[laughing]

Eight foot.

Pull it. Pull it.

Pull it.

Oh.

Keep pulling.

What is that?

Keep pulling.

[cheering]

Keep pulling.

Wait.

Grab that-- Grab the thing.

Grab the thing.

[laughing]

A single balloon.

[cheering]

[laughing]

Oh, god, we did it.

We did it. We did it.

A single balloon. That's all we get.

-Yay! -The whole area.

-Oh! -Oh!

[overlapping each other] Save the children.

Wait, hold on.

Oh, Ethan.

Ethan.

Wait, he's there?

Save the children.

I gave you the special bauble.

Now?

[popping] [cheering]

Other way. Other way.

Other way.

[stumbling over words]

Twist that way.

Whoa.

Ethan you're so bad.

Why?

What does this do?

What does that do?

I don't know. What does it do?

[cheering]

It doesn't work anymore.

It's broken.

Put it away. Put it away.

Put it down.

What a mess.

Okay.

This is such a mess.

[cheering and applause]

[music]

Don't mask me.

Get out of my way.

Was that an actual one?

Pose!

[overlapping each other] Save the children.

-Just save them. -Do it.

Good? Was that a good test?

Save all-- Save all of them.

Nice.

Steven, we're at $40,000 dollars.

Oh, we're with the--

[overlapping each other] Save the children.

It hasn't happened yet.

Yeah, we haven't-- I mean, we need to get the lights.

It says nearly. It says nearly.

Nearly $40,000 dollars.

Let's just wait like this.

Yeah, okay.

We're going to wait in this position until we hit $40,000.

I'm not going to do anything until you help us pass it.

Help please. [laughing]

-Help. -Please.

It's really painful.

-Help. -Keep going.

Can't stay here.

You're gonna have to break it.

You're gonna have to break that number.

You'll have to get to $40,000.

You get no fun until we pass it.

Break it like it's plates and you're mad at your mom.

Smash them on the ground.

We're at $39,250.

Put $750,000 and then we can move.

Oh, $750,000?

No, $750 until we can move.

You said $750,000.

[overlapping conversation]

That would be great.

$750 and we can get back to our festivities.

If it goes off while I'm adjusting this, I'm going to be very upset.

So we're now resorting to blackmail?

Oh, $500 left.

Oh, here we go.

How do I do this?

-I don't know how to do this. -This is blackmail.

We won't move until you reach our goal.

No, Robin, you can't. You can't.

Give me my stone, boy!

We're not moving.

Give me my stone!

We're almost there.

Robin, you can't.

$400 left.

No.

Save the children.

[overlapping each other] Save the children.

It's not time.

Okay.

We're not going. We're not doing anything.

We're not doing anything?

If you want the stream to progress,

you're going to have to keep donating.

All $200?

$200!

The stream is behind a pay wall now?

This is just blackmail, right?

If we all-- No one's going to lose.

It's not blackmail if it's for charity.

It's incentive.

$200!

This is it. This is our lives right now.

Oh, god.

Don't drop the rock.

I dropped my amulet.

I am afraid I'm going to launch this

into the wall.

[all together] Save the children!

[cheering]

No one gets a marshmallow.

We're all winners.

[yelling] Save the Children!

I'm in the wrong place.

Emma.

I lose.

Emma.

[music]

For more infomation >> Jacksepticeye's Holiday Special |Big Mood Milestones | Highlights - Duration: 5:23.

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The Top 37 Things You'll Regret When You're Old (Pay Attention To #15) - Duration: 10:12.

The Top 37 Things You'll Regret When You're Old (Pay Attention To #15)

THOSE TOP 37 THINGS YOU'LL REGRET WHEN YOU'RE OLD…

Not traveling when you had the chance.

Traveling becomes infinitely harder the older you get, especially if you have a family and need to pay the way for

three-plus people instead of just yourself.

Not learning another language.

You'll kick yourself when you realize you took three years of language in high school and remember none of it.

Staying in a bad relationship.

No one who ever gets out of a bad relationship looks back without wishing they made the move sooner.

Forgoing sunscreen.

Wrinkles, moles, and skin cancer can largely be avoided if you protect yourself.

You can use Coconut oil!

Missing the chance to see your favorite musicians.

"Nah, dude, I'll catch Nirvana next time they come through town." Facepalm.

Being scared to do things.

Looking back you'll think, What was I so afraid of, comfort zone?

Failing to make physical fitness a priority.

Too many of us spend the physical peak of our lives on the couch.

When you hit 40, 50, 60, and beyond, you'll dream of what you could have done.

Letting yourself be defined by gender roles.

Few things are as sad as an old person saying, "Well, it just wasn't done back then."

Not quitting a terrible job.

Look, you gotta pay the bills.

But if you don't make a plan to improve your situation, you might wake up one day having spent 40 years in hell.

10.

Not trying harder in school.

It's not just that your grades play a role in determining where you end up in life.

Eventually you'll realize how neat it was to get to spend all day learning, and wish you'd paid more attention.

11.

Not realizing how beautiful you were.

Too many of us spend our youth unhappy with the way we look, but the reality is, that's when we're our most beautiful.

12.

Being afraid to say "I love you."

When you're old, you won't care if your love wasn't returned — only that you made it known how you felt.

13.

Not listening to your parents' advice.

You don't want to hear it when you're young, but the infuriating truth is that most of what your parents say about life

is true.

14.

Spending your youth self-absorbed.

You'll be embarrassed about it, frankly.

15.

Caring too much about what other people think.

In 20 years you won't give a darn about any of those people you once worried so much about.

16.

Supporting others' dreams over your own.

Supporting others is a beautiful thing, but not when it means you never get to shine.

17.

Not moving on fast enough.

Old people look back at the long periods spent picking themselves off the ground as nothing but wasted time.

18.

Holding grudges, especially with those you love.

What's the point of re-living the anger over and over?

19.

Not standing up for yourself.

Old people don't take sh*t from anyone.

Neither should you.

20.

Not volunteering enough.

OK, so you probably won't regret not volunteering Hunger Games style,

but nearing the end of one's life without having helped to make the world a better place is a great source of sadness

for many.

21.

Neglecting your teeth.

Brush.

Floss.

Get regular checkups.

It will all seem so maddeningly easy when you have dentures.

22.

Missing the chance to ask your grandparents questions before they die.

Most of us realize too late what an awesome resource grandparents are.

They can explain everything you'll ever wonder about where you came from, but only if you ask them in time.

23.

Working too much.

No one looks back from their deathbed and wishes they spent more time at the office,

but they do wish they spent more time with family, friends, and hobbies.

24.

Not learning how to cook one awesome meal.

Knowing one drool-worthy meal will make all those dinner parties and celebrations that much more special.

25.

Not stopping enough to appreciate the moment.

Young people are constantly on the go, but stopping to take it all in now and again is a good thing.

26.

Failing to finish what you start.

"I had big dreams of becoming a nurse.

I even signed up for the classes, but then…"

27.

Never mastering one awesome party trick.

You will go to hundreds, if not thousands, of parties in your life.

Wouldn't it be cool to be the life of them all?

28.

Letting yourself be defined by cultural expectations.

Don't let them tell you, "We don't do that."

29.

Refusing to let friendships run their course.

People grow apart.

Clinging to what was, instead of acknowledging that things have changed,

can be a source of ongoing agitation and sadness.

30.

Not playing with your kids enough.

When you're old, you'll realize your kid went from wanting to play with you to wanting you out of their room in the

blink of an eye.

31.

Never taking a big risk (especially in love).

Knowing that you took a leap of faith at least once — even if you fell flat on your face — will be a great comfort when

you're old.

32.

Not taking the time to develop contacts and network.

Networking may seem like a bunch of crap when you're young, but later on it becomes clear that it's how so many jobs

are won.

33.

Worrying too much.

As Tom Petty sang, "Most things I worry about never happen anyway."

34.

Getting caught up in needless drama.

Who needs it?

35.

Not spending enough time with loved ones.

Our time with our loved ones is finite.

Make it count.

36.

Never performing in front of others.

This isn't a regret for everyone, but many elderly people wish they knew — just once — what it was like to stand in

front of a crowd and show off their talents.

37.

Not being grateful sooner.

It can be hard to see in the beginning, but eventually it becomes clear that every moment on this earth — from the

mundane to the amazing — is a gift that we're all so incredibly lucky to share.

For more infomation >> The Top 37 Things You'll Regret When You're Old (Pay Attention To #15) - Duration: 10:12.

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#FIXParody: Love Actually (KISSING SCENE!) - Duration: 5:28.

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Video: Snow, freezing rain for start of holiday weekend - Duration: 2:53.

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Ben Finds Out Uma's Evil Plan - Part 4 - Descendants Reversed Disney - Duration: 8:43.

Disney Doll Story

The Chronosphere is acting up.

What's happening?

Why is it doing this?

Uma?

Stay outside.

Don't come in.

Is that the Chronosphere?

How did you get it out of Wonderland?

Stay out.

I don't know how to stop it.

It's ticking.

Ally.

How did you stop it?

Are you time travellers?

how did you get Chronosphere?

This is the broken one.

The real one is still in Wonderland's Grand Clock Chamber.

You time travelled using a broken chronosphere?

That's so dangerous.

We had to.

You have no idea what kind of world we were living in.

It's still ticking.

Oh no.

I think this chronosphere will eventually break apart.

No.

We have to stop it.

What kind of world was it?

Your world.

You found my sister, snow white?

Yes, but you are not going to like it.

Why?

Just tell me.

She is trying to take over Auradon.

She is hiding in Enchanted Forest.

Can you take me there?

Evie.

Are you sure about this?

Snow White isn't going to like you.

I know, but I have to see her.

It's horrible.

Us villains ended up inside the barrier.

What happened to me?

What happened to the heroes?

Ben is the king of Auradon.

You run a trading company with your mother.

That sounds nice.

No.

I must break this Chronosphere.

This is evil.

No.

You can't.

Ben.

I'm here.

You don't have to take down the barrier.

What do you mean?

Uma, CJ and Freddie are time travellers.

They have a defective Chronosphere.

I still don't follow.

They used the chronosphere to change everything.

Us heroes are supposed to own Auradon.

You mean we didn't end up on the Isle.

That's right.

In a real timeline, we won.

The villains ended up on the Isle.

Maleficent, Evil Queen and Mal, they all belong on the Isle.

Then we have to destroy that Chronosphere.

Where is it?

Uma has it.

Ok.

Then we need to destroy it.

Let's save our timeline.

It's still ticking.

nothing.

I know nothing about how chronosphere works.

Who would know how to fix this?

Nobody is supposed to know about this broken chronosphere.

If Mr. Time finds out about it, he will come after us.

We need to go to Wonderland.

Why?

That's exactly where we shouldn't go.

Mr. Time lives there.

Exactly.

We have to open up the rabbit hole.

Ally might be able to open up the rabbit hole.

Snow White.

Snow White?

She left in a hurry.

She must hate me a lot.

Well. she lost everything to Evil Queen and she is on the run.

Do you think she will come back here?

Evie.

Snow White will never turn evil.

There is nothing you can do for her.

I know, but I wish I can talk to her.

It's either you or Snow White.

Isn't it better if you are a princess?

Ally, where is the chronosphere?

Here.

It's in the treasure room.

This must the chronosphere.

It's counting down.

Why is it counting down?

It doesn't matter.

Let's destroy it.

Ok.

Stand back.

No.

Stop.

Uma?

If you destroy that Chronosphere, something bad happens to Mal.

What?

Why Mal?

In this timeline, Ben and Mal didn't get together yet.

They don't care about each other.

What?

What do you mean Ben and Mal get together.

Yes.

In the main timeline, Ben dumps you and he is with Mal.

What?

Ben.

Wait.

Audrey, they are trying to trick you.

No.

Tell me more.

Ben.

In the main timeline, everyone you know and loved all die.

Is that what you want?

What?

That's right.

If you destroy that Chronosphere, everyone you ever knew and loved, they all die.

Uma is trying to trick us.

Lonnie.

You.

What happens to me?

What happens to Jane?

Why do you think I travelled back in time?

There is nothing in the main timeline.

I came to save everyone.

Give me the Chronosphere.

Ben.

I can help you live a very happy life here.

Help me fix this chronosphere.

Is that you?

Snow White?

Evie.

Oh, it's you.

Do you know how long I've been searching for you?

In two weeks, I will take over Auradon.

What?

No.

I don't want you to be there.

Leave the castle.

No.

I can fix everything.

No, you can't.

This can only end in one way.

Maleficent and Evil Queen must go down.

No.

Please.

No.

That was close.

We have to send Ben home.

Now.

Yeah, he knows too much.

He will ruin everything.

Ally?

What happens to me in the main timeline?

You run a trading company with your mother.

Your mother is almost broke and you barely get by.

What about my father?

he passed away.

What?

Yeah, I'm not lying about that actually.

He got into an accident and he is lost at sea.

We can help you pass the villains test and help you get a ship.

No many many ships.

How do I know you are not lying to me?

Life is very very hard for you in the main timeline.

I don't believe you.

Just because King Beast runs Auradon, it doesn't mean you are better off.

Help us.

Open up the Rabbit hole for us and help us fix this Chronosphere.

It's a trick.

I don't think they were lying about Mal and Ben getting together.

You can't trust anything Uma said.

No, I actually believe her that much.

But you are a princess in the other timeline.

Princess.

Isn't that better?

A princess but without Ben?

I have find a way to get both.

Uma.

How can I help you?

audrey?

I believe you when you said Mal and Ben get together.

Help us get Ally to open up the rabbit hole for us.

Ok.

something's up.

Yeah, Uma is being too busy.

Not just Uma.

Ally.

Audrey.

Ben.

All of them.

I wonder what they are up to?

For more infomation >> Ben Finds Out Uma's Evil Plan - Part 4 - Descendants Reversed Disney - Duration: 8:43.

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Where do Jewish Laws Come From? Intro to Torah, Talmud, Halacha - Duration: 3:51.

Judaism's pretty focused on what you do from day to day not just when and how to

pray but how to eat raise kids farm cut your fingernails if you want to learn

how to live in a Jewish way you can watch all our videos but eventually

you're gonna want to dive into Jewish law or halacha

which means the path, or the way

here's an overview - it starts with the Torah. The Torah is the first five books

of the Hebrew Bible. The Hebrew Bible includes the Torah, the prophets, and the

writings. For short you can call the Hebrew Bible Tanakh - which stands for

Torah Nevi'im and Ketuvim if you're Jewish saying Tanakh beats the pants off

saying Old Testament, which is a Christian term used in contrast to the

New Testament. When the Hebrew Bible was being codified there was debate over

which books to include in the Canon and there's a whole list of books called the

Apocrypha that didn't quite make the cut some of these books are actually in the

Christian Bible - the book of Maccabees for instance and there's other books

called the pseudepigrapha that didn't make it into anyone's Bible. Inside the

Hebrew Bible there are lots of laws and stories that later generations weren't

sure how to interpret - for example the Torah says not to work on the Sabbath

but what does that mean? what's work? does it apply to office jobs or just manual

labor? Does it include working out? So along

comes six relatively short books called the Mishnah which try to explain it in a

style that's pretty straightforward and sparse. The Mishnah gives a list of 39

things not to do on Shabbat, like baking, sowing, building,etc. It doesn't really

explain why those 39 activities are forbidden it just gives the list. And

then just as the Mishnah tries to explain the Torah, there's another set of

books that attempt to explain the Mishnah - this is called the Gemara and

it's massive. 63 tractates or sections - the Gemara elaborates on the Mishnah by

going into a long conversation... so the Mishna says simply you can't thresh on

Shabbat, ok no problem you say, but the rabbis in the Gemara took on what

does that mean for us today? and they extrapolated well you can't

just avoid threshing grain...the act of removing a seed kernel from its tough

outer layer is a lot like shucking corn so let's not do that either

You also can't wring out a washcloth or squeeze lemon into your tea

Extrapolation! Together the Mishnah and Gemara are called the Talmud there

two Talmuds... the babylonian or the Bavli and the Jerusalem edition or the Yerushalmi

Same basic idea but they were put together in two different locations

so they have some really interesting variations. the Talmud is so large that

yet another set of texts came along to simplify and codify IT - the Mishnah Torah

and the Shulchan Aruch. And yet if you spent years making your way through all those

texts you still wouldn't know everything Jewish, like say whether escalators are

allowed on Shabbat. So along comes modern Jewish case law. People send questions

about specific situations to an expert and receive written answers called

responsa - you can look up response online and they cover everything from

immunizations to gambling to escalators. The written Torah is considered sacred

obviously and Jews view all the texts that came after a sacred also they are

known as Oral Torah. Jewish law is not frozen in time it's

continuing to unfold today. Local communities are empowered to study and

interpret halacha - this varies a lot in different branches of Judaism. Today in

some communities all the texts that we've discussed are considered binding

and if there's a question about them you go to your local rabbi whose decisions

are binding. In other communities people are individually free to study and make

their own decisions about halachah. These really different approaches to

understanding and observing Jewish law are one of the main differences behind

different Jewish movements.

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LEGO Star Wars Boba Fett buildable figure review! 75533 - Duration: 7:10.

hello everyone this is the lego starwars buildable Boba Fett figure you know over

time I have grown increasingly board of the buildable figures line from Lego

especially since they mostly just built the same from one to the next to the

next and they don't do a particularly good job usually with the humanoid

figures that have skin shown for their faces they do a pretty decent job four

figures that have full masks on and this one here just gets everything right does

have a mask which allows it to be more believable but it also has a bunch of

prints with these very nice prints used for the legs

notice those are distinct and different so two completely different part numbers

were provided for these I appreciate that for sure these armor add-on pieces

if you will are done in just a regular light gray and then the main body chest

piece is printed up very nicely it has a lot of very matte finished

you know printing on it they do get the couple of braids of wookie hair over

there on the side but they also get in some very shiny metallic areas which is

appropriate you can just see the the light shining off of those when it hits

it right depending upon how it hits it but that's that's pretty good I'm glad

that this is not glossy looks about as good as I could ask for they also got

print over here on the side for the shoulder just on this side not on the

other and the head looks great not only does this have very good printing on it

but this is an actual physical dent there's shape there and quite

significant shape at that they could have just done that with a single paint

or maybe two paint applications to get a little bit of depth or kind of a

suggestion of depth there but they didn't they went all out they did it

right they actually have a shape there also for the two kind of vents above his

visor there a little bit of building on the side to get the pull down

extra optic device there and then on the back he has his rocket pack with the

individual booster outlets that are able to angle forward and back jet and rocket

pack he has the single rocket they can actually be fired off from there that's

a flick fire missile that has a remote firing mechanism so you can just push

from here and it will flick the it'll hit the the stem of the missile there

and let's see if I get this to work right no well there we go yeah that was

a it was a pretty good shot I'll get that back in just a minute he

also has one of his wrist rockets here that's on display I don't think I've

seen this particular piece before in just plain black doesn't mean it hasn't

been made in black before but I just don't remember seeing it it's it was

enjoyable to to find that in in the kit well while building into put it on there

it's nice to actually attach the thing I think you don't need to add on the the

thin Technic lift arm there if you don't want to but it makes for a pretty decent

effect and of course he has the the partial Cape that's around there and

they actually include two of those in the set so I can show you what that

looks like just by itself and it goes over the shoulder and the neck so that's

why there are two holes here so in all this is a pretty good-looking figure and

of course it has all the usual articulation that any of these figures

do I'm not going to go through all of that because it's always just the same

but there is a good range of motion in in all of the joints here this side

pouch bit that's added on to either side can be moved around you can add a little

bit of suggestion of movement and action with that and the head is on a

ball-joint stupid the head isn't able to turn up just a little bit farther than

that while he's in his his flight mode so you could you know make him look like

he's looking forward just a little bit better it's it will come back a bit but

I would like just a little bit more range there it is blocked by the base of

the the jetpack kind of skeleton for that assembly there

but in all this is a pretty well-done figure it's I think more displayable

than most a lot of the design choices that were made here and production

choices that were made here I think are exceptional for the line you know just

relative to what they've done to date the weapon is supposed to represent

Boba's iconic ee3 and I'm not not entirely convinced that this was the

right choice for the site to I guess the the diameter of the bar there is fine

but not sure about the ends they just appear to to flare a little bit too much

you know I think they should be a little bit more more subtle but the rest of it

I mean they have to use this piece that they have the housing for a

spring-loaded shooter and offering it up in the gunmetal gray I think was the

right choice there what I like most about this weapon is the stock how they

built that up so when you see that makes a lot more sense although not as much

from this side as it does from this side but just kinda have to there we go just

allow that to be seen you know it's just that that Technic panel piece is a

really good shape take this out of his hand actually there you go so you see

what they were going for it's a good attempt I don't like this blue piece

there it seems completely unnecessary definitely looks better from this side

though than this but I think for the pieces that are available it's not bad

and I do appreciate the fact that it'll actually shoot they have the extra bolts

on the other side you don't need to have that attaching take that whole assembly

off if you want but yeah not not a strong point of the set still one of the

better-looking and more collectible buildable figures that they've done to

date in my opinion I just especially appreciates the main colors of the main

armor body add-on pieces and the prints especially so many unique prints and the

helmet is perfect they always do the best job with with heads of these when

there are helmeted figures and there's definitely no exception here

the dent is my favorite part I think strangely enough and I think what's

weakest is is the blaster though it's not bad you know the pack is is also not

bad doesn't look so good quite up-close but from a distance I think it's it's

pretty appropriate with the colors and the amounts of them but that's above

that for you hope you enjoyed the review I'll talk to you in soon

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Top 10 Best Nintendo Switch Games of 2017 | Games of the Year - Duration: 13:03.

10.

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

One of Nintendo's greatest surprises this year.

Nobody would ever have guessed that Ubisoft and Nintendo would team up to bring their

superstars into one superpowered crossover.

Moving away from their usual platforming escapades, the costumed bunnies of Rabbids and Mario's

iconic gang have taken the turn-based strategy by storm.

With silly, child-friendly guns in hand, they enter the vibrant 3D world to battle it out

with pesky goons in classic XCOM fashion.

Despite the cutesy looks, this newest title is as brutal as its inspiration.

It brings in a dash of strategic depth as you maneuver around the grid based battlefield

as Mario, Luigi, Peach, and the Rabbid bunch.

With its release on the Nintendo Switch, it also features a worthy local co-op mode, letting

you share the tactical fun wth your closest friends.

Praised for walking the tightrope of the two franchise' family friendly fun and competitive

strategy, it has a PlayScore of 8.29.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

As he might've expected, it looks like Todd Howard's hard sell tactics are still working

to his favor.

Originally released on the PC last 2011, this fifth series of Bethesda's long running series

was popular for delivering one of the most compelling open world experiences yet.

It's found love in almost every platform since, and now, it's feeling at home on Nintendo's

newest platform.

Return to the dragon-laden world of Skyrim and take on the noble quest of the legendary

Dragonborn.

Dive into its medieval world of magic and immerse yourself in the not-so-everyday life

of a warrior.

Fight against dragons with an arsenal of weapons, join the ranks of your favorite guilds, find

your lifelong partner, and so much more.

One of this generation's modern open world masterpieces, and now you can bring the adventure

wherever you want.

With its release on the Switch, it comes packed with the conveniences of motion controlled

battles and all the content of its official add-ons.

It has a PlayScore of 8.35.

Cave Story+

Our first indie entries and there's no doubting it deserves its place.

A classic platformer from the early 2000s, Nicalis has brought it back to the spotlight

with this release on the Switch.

Developed over five years by the one man team of Daisuke Amaya, this metroid inspired adventure

has won over hearts for its pixel perfect environments, gameplay, and one of a kind

story.

Play as its young protagonist and venture to the colorful land of mimigas.

With a villainous scientist plotting to turn its bunny citizens into ferocious beasts,

put a stop to the madness as you journey through each of its stunning islands.

For a game designed by a neophyte developer, it has definitely stood the test of time,

owing to its remarkably polished execution.

The experience is made even better with this Switch release.

Enjoy upgraded graphics, remastered music, new modes and levels, and, of course, an all

new co-op mode to share with a friend.

It has a PlayScore of 8.36.

Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove

While we're on the subject of indie hits, this kickstarter creation for Yacht Club Games

has flown far and wide since its campaign's success back in 2014.

Known for their creative use of the 8bit artstyle, Shovel Knight encapsulates the best of the

classic games of the pixel era.

With their masterful strokes, they manage to make the throwback style seem fresh and

modern still, making their environments as colorful and vibrant as today's games.

Primarily starring the loyal Shovel-wielding knight, the franchise has since added new

knights to the chivalrous mix.

This treasure trove edition brings all their DLCs into one neat package.

Follow the story of Plague Knight as he ventures on a quest for the ultimate potion, or dive

into the Shadows with the nimble Specter Knight as recruits people into the Enchantress Order.

Arriving later as a free update will be the the golden-cloaked King Knight fighting to

be the one true monarch.

All this and more await each who partake on the perilous pixel quest.

It has a PlayScore of 8.41.

Splatoon 2

The hotly awaited sequel to the Wii U original, Splatoon comes back with a grand splatter

of exciting new surprises.

It was one of Nintendo's hottest exclusives, and it continues to make both PC and Console

fans green with envy with its arrival on the Switch.

Watch out for the return of the iconic squids, looking cool and trendy with their brand new

wardrobe.

Set two years after their award-winning debut, step inside a renewed Inkopolis and jump into

their frantic arenas of inking delight.

Their move to the switch also comes with new weapons, and new ways to play.

Protect yourself from splats with the tenta-brella; find your way to the other side in the Snapper

Canal; or take a trip back to the Wii U days in the new and improved Kelp Dome.

Play along with a friend in local and online multiplayer, and charge into battle with your

motion controlled Joy-Cons.

It's Splatoon made better, and it has a PlayScore of 8.44.

Stardew Valley

Aside from the many all-star additions to the Switch roster, it was this port of the

quaint farming simulation that everybody abuzz.

One of the most popular indie titles released on the PC last year, Eric Barones' role-playing

game has gained traction for reviving the feel of old titles like Harvest Moon.

Exhibiting an all too familiar artsyle, it brought us back to the simpler days of gaming,

along with a slew of welcome additions.

Enter your very own farm, and settle into the role of farmer as you build up your life

within a life.

Aside from raising animals and harvesting crops, you can also build relationships with

your lovely neighbors, improve your skills, explore caves, cook your favorite meals, go

fishing, or go in search for your one true love.

With the added portability of the Switch, Stardew is even harder to put down.

It's an enchanting experience that will continue to draw you in with their heartwarming sights

and relaxing soundtracks.

It has a PlayScore of 8.46.

Sonic Mania

The release that marked Sonic's return to his most beloved form.

Prepare for a nostalgic dash through memory lane with SEGA's fastest blue hedgehog.

In this throwback feature, they're bringing back the trademark pixels of his old 2D form.

Step into the shoes of Sonic as he once again ventures into his flat world to stop Robotnik's

evil plans.

With his return, of course, is a handful of new features and surprise that aim to revitalize

their already legendary past.

Free from the limits of the old consoles, Sonic Mania brings new life to their renowned

stages, running their HD graphics in today's standard 60fps.

Sprinkling new tricks into the classics, relive the ring-collecting excitement with new bosses

and brand new secrets to discover.

A culmination of Sonic's best years brought to modern eyes, it has a PlayScore of 8.53.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

As disappointed as fans were about not having a new Mario Kart title, their voices seemed

to have been drowned out by the chorus of intense competition.

The racing game that brought unmitigated fun and disaster to Nintendo consoles, its made

a mad dash to the new console in the form of a beautiful remaster.

Improving on the flaws of the Wii U original, this deluxe version holds a treasure trove

of new features.

Gather all your friends, and prepare to lose them along the road to victory.

With twice the ammo for treacherous items, the competition tighter than ever before.

Use the smart-steering feature to maneuver past the strategically placed traps as you

ride along new courses like Urchin Underpass and the brutal Battle stadium.

Other than the veteran racers, it also comes with appearances from Dry Bones, Inklings,

King Boo, and so much more.

It even gives the once boring battle mode a new lease on life, with 5 new game modes

and eight custom arenas.

It has a PlayScore of 8.95.

Super Mario Odyssey

To the surprise of absolutely nobody, the iconic plumber has conquered the Switch's

stage, giving delight to Nintendo fans through racing and gun-toting action.

While we haven't had the full extent of Mario's superstar titles on the console, Nintendo

has undoubtedly exceeded all expectations with this newest open-world title.

A total diversion from the restrictive formula of his last successes, Odyssey opened up a

new chapter in Mario's story.

It expands his familiar Mushroom Kingdom horizons, and takes him into an imaginative world of

discovery.

Another feather in his now sentient cap, Nintendo once again demonstrates their flair for the

creative and extraordinary.

Roam around the magical lands with your new buddy Cappy, and let his powers turn yourself

into whatever object takes your fancy.

Collect powermoons around the streets of new york, or become a dinosaur and graze about

in your new primitive playground.

An exercise in innovation, Mario has once again made history.

It has a PlayScore of 9.35.

Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:

11.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

A sequel to the Wii original, step inside the Elysium and marvel at its open world paradise.

It has a PlayScore of 8.29.

12.

The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+.

Isaac rediscovers his fears as he faces off with new bosses in his nightmarish basement.

It has a PlayScore of 8.22.

13.

Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition.

Minecraft breeches brand new soil and delivers as expected.

The voxel world is as enchanting on the portable, and it has a PlayScore of 8.2.

14.

Disgaea 5 Complete.

Take on the tactical battles with the demon Kilia as he leads his army on a hilarious

path to vengeance.

It has a PlayScore of 8.17.

15.

Puyo Puyo Tetris.

The frenetic crossover of two arcade giants.

Drop blobs and blocks along with friends in a variety of multiplayer modes.

It has a PlayScore of 8.14.

16.

Golf Story.

Sidebar games twist on the traditional golf game.

Enter their adorable golf-centric open world and putt along with their diverse characters.

It has a PlayScore of 8.13.

17.

Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap.

Follow the story of a shape-shifting cursed-boy and his quest to restore his former self.

It has a PlayScore of 8.11.

18.

Lego City Undercover.

A masterclass in brick destruction, join Chase McCain as he tries to capture villain Rex

Fury in typical cop movie fashion.

It has a PlayScore of 8.

19.

Pokken Tournament DX.

Bandai Namco's Pokemon fighting game inspired by the Tekken Franchise.

It has a PlayScore of 7.92.

20.

Blaster Master Zero.

Inti Creates resurrects Jason's metroidvania adventures with new friends, weapons, and

abilities.

The right way to make remaster, it has a PlayScore of 7.91.

And the best Switch Game of 2017 is The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

The competition for the best Switch game this year was a fierce one, but Link's breathtaking

adventures in Hyrule has proved itself worthy of the title.

The years of fervent anticipation since the first delicious preview was all worth it in

the end.

When it released along with the Switch last March, we were gifted an open world experience

that didn't hold our hands.

It unlocked each corner of the map from the first go and all we needed to do was to step

inside the Link's shoes and start exploring.

Rediscover the secrets of the magical kingdom as the destiny-bound Link attempts to fulfill

the prophecy of Calamity Ganon's destruction.

Aside from the title's spectacular visuals, it also levels up the series' signature puzzling

dungeons with their innovative emergent gameplay.

Dive into cavernous halls, and use runes in combination with your imagination to create

ingenious solutions.

A force to be reckoned with in terms of visuals and gameplay, Breath of the Wild is highly

deserving of Game of the Year.

Winning first place with only a sliver, it has a PlayScore of 9.36.

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A reshuffle in North Korea,... with a senior official being stripped of one of his duties.

Choe Ryong-hae, vice chairman of North Korea's Workers' Party,... also one of leader Kim

Jong-un's closest aides,... will no longer also head the regime's commission for physical

culture and sports.

Choe Hwi ,... a recently appointed vice chair of the Workers' Party,... will take the job.

Pyongyang's state run news agency reported Tuesday that Choe Hwi greeted North Korea's

women's soccer team upon their arrival in Pyongyang from the East Asian Football Federation's

championship games in Japan.

The switch might seem minor on the surface,... but watchers suggest it could show Choe Hwi

is rising as a powerful force within the regime.

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In 'Cuz,' the story of a cousin's tragic fate and justice system in crisis - Duration: 7:07.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Now a story of family and incarceration.

Jeffrey Brown is back with this latest addition to the "NewsHour" Bookshelf.

JEFFREY BROWN: It's a story of one young man and a much larger system in crisis.

At age 15, Michael Allen was convicted of an attempted carjacking.

He was tried as an adult and spent almost 11 years in prison.

What led to that moment and what followed, ending in his murder at age 29, is told in

a highly personal memoir titled "Cuz."

Author Danielle Allen was Michael's cousin.

She's a classicist and a political scientist at Harvard University.

And welcome back to you.

DANIELLE ALLEN, Author, "Cuz: The Life and Times of Michael A.": Thank you, Jeff.

JEFFREY BROWN: You clearly set out to write about someone you knew and loved, but also

to frame him within this larger national issue.

Is that a fair way to put it?

DANIELLE ALLEN: It is.

My cousin had this tragic life.

I had to understand why.

What had happened to him, why did he end up dead, why was he in prison for so long?

And I knew that digging into that story would help me also understand what has happened

so many young men, particularly African-American young men in this country in the last 20 years.

JEFFREY BROWN: As we fill in his story, it's a very particular time and place, right?

It is South Central L.A., the throes of gang warfare.

It is the beginning of the war on drugs, the three strikes and you're out.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Yes.

That was a terrible time.

He was a kid.

You know, ages 10 to 14 are very dangerous for adolescents.

He had moved a lot, been in a lot of different schools, and he landed in Los Angeles as a

stranger, and had to find a way to prove himself on difficult territory.

And there is a rhythm where a kid starts to flirt with gangs.

And they typically have their first about 18 months after they start getting involved.

And that's what happened to Michael.

This attempted carjacking was his first arrest, his first encounter with a criminal charge,

and so forth.

And it's just -- it's a terrible story of adolescence and its dangers.

JEFFREY BROWN: But he confessed to other lesser crimes than this.

Suddenly, he was...

DANIELLE ALLEN: He did.

JEFFREY BROWN: Three strikes, and he faced very severe penalty.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Exactly.

So, basically, in a single week, he seems to have done a number of things.

So, when he did the attempted carjacking, his victim got his gun and shot him.

And he was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance.

And during that ambulance trip, he confessed to also having robbed people in the previous

day.

So he confessed to four robberies, in addition to the carjacking.

So it was a spree.

There's no question about that.

You have to just admit that.

It was a 15 year old doing this sort of thing for the first time.

But he was tried as an adult, which led to a very lengthy prison sentence.

JEFFREY BROWN: You know, there's a point in the story where you're writing about his life,

and you say, "From here, any number of possible endings are still imaginable."

DANIELLE ALLEN: Yes.

JEFFREY BROWN: Does it look like clear lines when you -- did it come out that way?

DANIELLE ALLEN: Well, when you look back, you can make sense of it, right?

That's why the book is called "Cuz."

It's for my baby cousin, whom I love, I still love deeply.

And the word also means "because," you know, because of this.

This is what happened to him.

And he was this bright, talented person.

I really wanted to give his voice to the country.

And so you want to look back and figure out, how could this bright, talented person who

had a big family who loved him -- and his immediate family was struggling, yes, but

he had these aunts and uncles and cousins who all cared and were trying to help.

So what could possibly have gone wrong?

And it really is, I think, this moment, between 10 and 14, when his mother married.

She married somebody abusive.

Their lives are shot through with violence.

And he kept changing schools repeatedly.

And he was sort of a lost kid at a certain point.

And I think then needing community in Los Angeles, the gang community, became what pulled

him into the danger.

JEFFREY BROWN: And, of course, what is irrefutable is that once he was sentenced and in the system

as an adult, that set the course for the rest of his life, which was short.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Right.

So you have this terrible situation where young kids are kind of caught between a fight

between these very powerful gang organizations on the one hand and a very powerful state

on the other.

And the state is fighting the criminal gangs, of course, but the nature of the fight is

so violent and so brutal that young people get caught up in it, and the course of their

life is set up on a very dangerous path.

I think of it as a degree-of-difficulty question.

Michael is absolutely responsible for his own choices, but we have to consider the degree

of difficulty that pertains to the choice set given to particular young people.

And young men ages, again, 10 to 14 in the middle of a city, man, the choice set that

we as a society have created for them is just horrible.

JEFFREY BROWN: When you put on your political theorist hat, looking at the national culture,

as policy issues for this country, what was the biggest takeaway for you?

DANIELLE ALLEN: The thing that surprised me the most was that digging into this really

led me to change my position on thinking about drug policy.

So it's turned me into a person who thinks that the war on drugs is really at the deep-root

heart of our problems.

I think of the issue actually as a bit like family secrets.

One of Michael's challenges was that the people around him who loved him didn't share enough,

we didn't talk enough, and get the fragments that we all understood about his trouble on

the table in order to help him.

And I think our society faces a similar thing with the war on drugs.

It pushes so much activity into secrecy that we can't actually address the trouble that

young people are having.

And I think we need to legalize marijuana and actually even consider decriminalizing

cocaine and heroin.

Decriminalizing is not legalization.

That's an important distinction.

But I do think we have to consider that as a way of trying to cure the society, give

us a chance for being frank and honest with each other.

JEFFREY BROWN: You changed your feeling about this?

DANIELLE ALLEN: Yes, yes.

I mean, so I have been concerned about the war on drugs for a long time and the way it's

been a driver of mass incarceration, but I was always a little bit betwixt and between.

Drugs are obviously a terrible thing.

They do terrible things to people.

But the more I dug into this, the more convinced I became that the legislative choices that

we made starting in the 1970s have built the world that we currently inhabit and all the

dangers that confront young people, in cities especially.

JEFFREY BROWN: You know, I just want to end with this idea.

Since it was you telling Michael's story, it's inevitably a tale of two very different

people, two very different outcomes.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Yes, well, different outcomes, but people who shared so much.

I think that's what so painful about it.

JEFFREY BROWN: Well, but when you think about the different outcomes, him ending up in the

streets and in prison, and you as a very accomplished academic, and I know you were a scholar of

Greek literature and tragedy, where these issues are explored all the time, right, about

destiny, about character.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Yes.

JEFFREY BROWN: What do you come away thinking about how much we control our own destiny?

DANIELLE ALLEN: So, I do believe that I am where I am, you know, a whole lot of it's

got to do with luck.

So, there is, yes, questions of character and the resources that my parents gave me,

but also luck and what the lord my God blessed me with.

And there's so much that is beyond our control.

There's a line from Charles Olson, limits are what we live inside of, at the beginning

of the book.

And I think that's simply true.

And we don't know when we're going to bump up against our limits.

And, sometimes, that feels like an experience of fate.

And then that's the challenge for our character, is to figure out how to wrestle with those

limits when we bump up against them.

JEFFREY BROWN: The book is "Cuz."

Danielle Allen, thank you very much.

DANIELLE ALLEN: Thanks a lot, Jeff.

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Non-Fiction November Wrap-Up - Duration: 15:09.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my channel, I'm Lily. This is my first video

in quite a while and they've not been very productive recently and I just

wanted to apologize for that really. I've got lots of videos planned though so I

really am hoping on actually getting them filmed and edited and online, especially

now it's Christmas holidays for me so I've got a little more time. The last couple week's

have just been a bit . . . uh, really busy and stressful for all different reasons and I've

also had my mum living with me for a couple weeks which has been nice but very

very strange. I've not lived with my mum since I was about 18 and I'm 25 now by way so

yeah it's little bit odd and I'm surprisingly nervous about filming

around her while she's here because I don't know very self-conscious and I

don't want her listening to me, yeah. It's really weird. And also last week was-- was the

last week of term for my school and Ofsted turned up which was a bit of a

surprise, but also like yeah as you can imagine if you know anything about

Ofsted and what it's like to be staff in a school that's being inspected by

Ofsted. So yeah, but moving on, I did do Non-fiction November. And I did a uh--

And I did a Nin-fiction November TBR

It had like 12 books in that TBR which is ridiculous because I I-- said in that

video that I never actually mean to read all of those books - that's very ambitious

even for me, I think on average I read between 4 and 6 books a month, so I knew

picking twelve books-- it was more a case of choosing a selection that I could

then choose from. I ended up reading two of those books and two books that

weren't even on that list at all. So um, and I was quite pleased with what I did they

were all travel and natural history books.

The first one is 'Doubling Back: ten paths trodden in memory' by Linda Cracknell and

this one I picked up because at the beginning of the year, I read Linda Cracknell's

novel um . . . 'Call of the Undertow'? 'Call of the Undertow'! and I loved it and

I loved that detail she went into about the natural world and cartography and

the way she crafted her characters and the plot and her-- the way she dealt

with setting I just really really loved that I thought if anybody could write a

travel kind of memoir then she could. And they're about Linda Cracknell's, not walks

she's done for the first time, but walks she's rewalking either in the footsteps of

others or of herself and she's reflecting on how those things changed

and how she's changed and it really is quite reflective and deeply personal

book, I think. It felt a lot like reading a diary, but I just found

some of the stories the walks, they were repetitive and once we kind of left the

UK and familiar ground, familiar grounds that I could use my own experiences of walking

in those places myself, I found that the description was quite lacking. I couldn't really

picture anything, and it was a lot of repetitive detail that didn't really show

an image, if that makes sense? I just felt like-- I got quite bored

honestly. In the middle I was like ughhh when is it over? Um, and I started--

I cheated I'm sorry. I did carry on with my Harry Potter reread,

and so I was finishing off Harry Potter at the same time. So I dipped in and out

of Harry Potter while reading this one, just to get me through it.

So this one was a little bit disappointing. I did enjoy it. I think it

might be one I might return to but I'm not sure that these kind of walks really

work as a complete collection they just become too repetitive.

The next book that I read was 'Names for the Sea: Strangers in Iceland' by Sarah

Moss, and this one I've been looking forward to for so long because Iceland

and Nordic countries and Greenland and all those kind of places really really

fascinate me. I really like cool places! And I've heard a lot of really great

things about this book and it was really great to get into-- I think Sara Moss has

got a great writing style, she's . . . it was very conversational. She and her family

moved to Iceland for a year. I think it was 2011 I can't remember? 2009, I was close!

and it was just after Iceland had a financial crisis so it wasn't a great

the greatest time to be there and it was really fascinating to see their

struggles and their culture shock and how they were adjusting to life there

and how they ended up really really missing it when they left, and I really liked

this book but I did think it lacked a lot of the personal. It was almost the

polar opposite of 'Doubling Back' in some ways because this book gave a lot of

great detail about people like one of the things I felt was a big flaw in

'Doubling Back' was that the people she met along her travels, they didn't-- I couldn't

connect with them at all, I couldn't really visualise them at all, their stories were a bit uh . . .

damp, I guess. Whereas Sarah Moss, she really can tell other people's stories

very well. My main problem with that was while she could tell the stories well

she didn't really paint the people very well I don't think. Like there were so

many names in here and they all just blurred together.

Her husband was barely present which quite surprised me. We never got to see

any kind of conversations between Sarah and her husband about their move and what it felt like,

any stress, and her husband-- um, he doesn't have a job for quite a while so I could

imagine that'd be quite lonely and difficult for him having just his small

children to look after in a very strange place. So I think I wanted to see more of

them as a family and how it affected them as a unit but we didn't really get

that at the beginning anyway, I didn't really see them as a family, so that was

my kind of one disappointment really was that the personal stuff just didn't

really happen in this book but everything else is really great.

And then leads me to the next book which was William Fiennes' 'The

Snow Geese' and this is one of my predicted five-star reads, and it very almost

got it. I think I gave this 4 / 4.5 stars. William Fiennes' writing is always

beautiful, like the way he describes like the way he describes the landscape and

people animals and behavior and emotions just like it's flawless and just like

so effortless. I love his writing, I think with this book though you could tell it

was a diary. There was quite a few repeated phrases, I thought this was a

really great line until you repeated it. Um, this book is about William Fiennes,

just after he had-- he spent quite a long time in hospital when he was a young man

he had I think he was bowel trouble and things like that. He had to have

several operations and spent a long time in hospital and when he got home he was

so relieved but at the same time he just wanted to get out, so he decided-- and he

found an old childhood book of his that he really loved as a child called 'The Snow

Geese' and he did all this research on snow geese and their migrations and wanted to

follow snow geese on their migration north into Baffin Island. But in contrast to the

other books I read, this book was over personal I felt. We had a lot of the

deeply introspective stuff about William himself and how his journey was a

reflection of him trying to find home but also leaving home and this battle of

homesickness. And it's really beautiful journey and I love the people he meets

he's very good at describing their character and personalities but

presenting it without judgment which was one of the things I really struggle with

with Sarah Moss is that we get so much of her judging people that she's meeting.

He's so great writing about people and it wasn't like their stories like

Sarah Moss, she specifically talked about people in her books who had really

great and interesting stories about like the history of Iceland or really

interesting hobbies, like there was a lady in there who can talk to the hidden

people and things like that. Whereas William Fiennes, he meets all these really

crazy and interesting and fascinating people and he just presents them as they

were presented to him, with no judgment, and it's just wonderful to see like I

just loved it and the conversations were brilliant. But the one thing that kind of

let this one down for me I think was it didn't feel like it really had an ending.

I know it's a journey from one place to another place but

William, he goes home and that's kind of it . . . I think I wanted a bit more

reflection from when he was home about what his journey meant to him and how it

affected him and his new thoughts on homeswickness and things like that.

I think I just wanted a bit more

and I think it was the same actually with 'The Music Room' which was his first

memoir about growing up with his brother who had epilepsy, and that book

finishes just before this one starts but at no point during this book do we get

any mention of his brother and it just felt a little bit odd, like they just

didn't really connect but also both of them lacked that kind of solid ending

where-- it just felt like a cut rather than like it actually ended.

So all those books had like little

flaws that was like if I combined them all together they'd be great. Um, and then I

read this which basically did that and this is: 'Adventures of a Young

Naturalist' by David Attenborough 'The Zoo Quest Exqua-- *Expeditions' and this book is a

collection of David Attenborough's journals which were originally published

in the 1950s, just after he done each of his zoo quest expeditions, which if you

don't know much about David Attenborough, you really should. His programmes are

amazing. And this book is incredible. It combines all the things I loved about

each of the three previous books but without any of the flaws like this book

is completely flawless in my opinion apart from some like dated political

correctness issues and things like that which I'm glad we're not edited out

actually because I think that would leave a false impression of past. I was

really quite surprised because I thought that his books would be quite dense, full

of information and quite hard to get through. And especially this book's quite

a chunker, I was worried about starting it but it's a library book-- I saw in the

library and I picked up and I was like I want to read this, I just want to read it.

Um, but it's amazing. It-- he reminds me of like an actual real-life Newt Scamander

in some ways. He's got this wonderful wit and charm and he just effortlessly

describes his journeys and the people he meets and their stories and

personalities and the characters of the animal

and his feelings about like being miserable in a rainforest and your

hammock just collapsing into the mud, slowly through the night, and things like

that, and I just-- I just loved every minute of this book. It was so wonderful

and it felt a lot more like a story. It was just seamless and it was so

warming to read somehow. I really really recommend this, especially if you're

into Natural History and travel writing. He's just so fun and accessible and it's

like you can never be bored with this it's beautiful

and his writing is just so wonderful. So yeah this ended up being my favorite

book of the entire month and I gave this one 5 stars and I just I love David Attenborough,

he's like oh man-- please never die, please never die! So I only read those

four non-fiction books in November. It was a little less than I wanted to but I think

because David Attenborough's book is quite a big one and I'm quite keen to

carry on reading nonfiction throughout other months and especially my goal next

year -- I know it was my goal this year as well -- was to read more nonfiction, but

I didn't. For 2018 I would really love to read at least one non-fiction book a

month. Um, or maybe two months? I don't know. One non-fiction book a month would be really good.

the only other book that I read in November is one I actually started in

October-- this took me a month to read. This is why I don't read long books, but

Harry Potter is a special special case. So I've been doing my Harry Potter

reread and this book I really love this-- I love the kind of jump from the first three

to this one. We get suddenly a lot more detail and description and more time in

classes and with other characters and all the different developments and I

really love it. The only thing that's still annoying me is the whole Slytherin

hate and just like how all bad guys are just so obvious, and like not very

nuanced but but my exceptions my exception to this is a Barty Crouch jr.

and I have series about him so I'm planning on doing a like a video

completely dedicated to my Harry Potter reread at some point, where I'm going to

be discussing my thoughts on what it's like

to read Harry Potter for the first time as an adult because it's it's it's

really strange. I feel like I'm definitely empathizing a lot more

with the teachers and the parents and Molly Weasley oh my gosh Molly Weasley

is a saint. So I have a lot of thoughts and also like things that I just

forgotten more in the books, and I've also been watching each of the films

whenever I finish a book so the kind of contrast between actually what the film

did well and what the film didn't do well it's been quite interesting, because

I feel like I didn't really think about that when I was a kid. So um, I'm looking

forward to that and I'm currently now about 200 pages into the 'Order of the

Phoenix' This one is going a lot slower, so so I might well do like a two-part

video of this where I discuss the first four books together, and then I discuss

the later books in a separate video whenever I finished them because . . . that

might be some time away. But yeah November was a really good month for me

I think especially considering all the things that are going on. I watched quite

a few people's November wrap-ups, especially if they're doing nonfiction

November, but let me know if you have read any of these books in the past

or if you're looking forward to them. I know 'Names for the Sea' is quite well read on

Booktube, so I'd love to hear people's opinions on that what you thought

Yeah, so um hopefully I will be back a bit more. I am planning on filming at

least four videos today so that means I will have like a backlog to edit which

would be great so I'm hoping you'll see more from me in the next couple weeks

leading up to Christmas, so that's all for me today, I hope you're having a

great week before Christmas. Goodbye!

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PRESS ON NAILS China Glaze DEMO & WEAR TEST - Duration: 14:24.

Hey guys! Ashley Elizabeth here with AEHM artistry and I want to try something

a little different today. I want to try press-on nails! I did a little poll on my

Instagram stories and Twitter, and you guys said you wanted to see it

overwhelmingly yes! I don't even think I got any "no's". And well, I'm here to serve

you that tea and you can find out our press-on nails back or should they stay

in the past?! And is this a good holiday 5 minute manicure, that's a really quick when you

have a party to run to but you need something to the last few days! Well

keep on watching and we will find out!

*Intro Music*

So what I picked up for the press-on nails is the China Glaze and it's called the

Glam Finale! How dramatic. What it says, it says it comes with 28 pre-glued nails

and different sizes. So, I don't know if that means there'll be multiple sets, at

least two, or if they just have a bunch of different sizes so it fits. And in its

one-time use? But we'll find out today, together, won't we? This video is inspired

by somebody on instagram, and she's on YouTube too, and her name is @Cpresso.

I'll link her channel in the description box, I don't really remember. But she

keeps posting on her Instagram stories these press-on nails and they're

beautiful! They're from a brand called

Nail Bliss and you can find them at Sally's. So, I went there, the supply was a

little bit low, so maybe people are liking it? And I didn't see colors that I

liked. But there was a China Glaze display too and they were featuring a

bunch of different press-on nails. Which basically, I looked at the

directions of both and they were basically the same. And then I actually

went ahead and looked up on Ulta and I saw that the China Glaze press-ons

were available there too. So I was like, that's a little bit easier for people to

find if they like what they see here today. They can find them in Sally's

or Ulta or whatever. If you like the China Glaze.

I'll show you the package that I got.

Pretty glitzy, pretty glammy.

They don't have like a specific shade name on there but they do call them

short squoval. And they are like a white and gold pretty like little set.

So I wanted to do something a little bit different today. I've done it in a couple

of my videos but what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna pop a little screen

right up here showing you what I'm doing as I'm going. And show you exactly, you

know, what I'm reacting to and then what is going on on my hand.

And it also makes for a more speedy video, as well. So as you can see right

here I'm gonna take off the nail polish [already on] really quick with acetone. What it also

says to do, on the back, you clean & make sure you remove any kind of nail polish

that you have. And you can go ahead and shape your nail, so if you want to trim

up or file on or whatever. Then you make sure to clean your nails with polish remover.

So if you don't have nail polish on it recommends still using nail polish remover at

least to take off that kind of oil base, that we all naturally have.

It says to actually push the cuticles back with a cuticle pusher. I actually really like

these little orange wood sticks, right here, because they're disposable.

And I can actually clean under the nail, as well. So just a little side note there.

You get these orange wood sticks at Sally's also. Actually says to go ahead and buff

your nails. Sorry my buffer has gotten some nail polish incidents on it. So

don't judge too harshly! And just buff off the top shine, very gently. You don't

want anything too rough. Alright, nails are all prepped! Let's go

into this bad boy, shall we? Try to slide this package out nice, as to not spill

everywhere.

Ooo, thats so pretty. And so there's some on the backs, some for

display, and some on the back.

This creeps me out...these are totally creeping me out!

I don't know if I've ever done press-on nails before? I just can't remember...I'm sure I

have...no, I did! I did for my sister's wedding and I didn't cut them and they

were so long! Okay, this was like 15 years ago before

long nails were a thing. And they were, like...they were crazy...they were crazy.

I don't know if they were square or pointed, they're probably square. And they

were awful, but even then, even then I knew. I was like this isn't fabulous!

I should have cut them! Looking back in pictures, I'm like, talons! And I'm like, I

don't know, 13 years old or something. It was a little intense! Now it would totally be

in style! Back then I was like eww...

So select a nail that matches

natural nail size, place the nail at the base of the cuticle, and press down

firmly. That's it? I don't need to peel anything? Weird.

This is so....oh yeah, it's a little

sticky. You know, I don't like that I have all this powder here. So I'm gonna do a

quick swipe of the acetone just to be safe. That's what I do before I do my gel

nails and my gel nails, that I do myself, tend to last me a good two or three

weeks! So, it's kind of like the similar prepping. These are supposed to be

press-on gels, so let's just do a quick swipe! Just to take off the rest of the

residue. You're kind of like basically drying your nails out so it has something else

stick to. It's kind of nerve-wracking to sit here and pick. You pick the shape but

then you don't want to press down until you know. Yeah, it's super sticky. Yeah,

definitely not okay. I can't tell what order this goes in. I think these are a

little jumbled, you know. You're gonna think that. See it doesn't...exactly...good.

that's too big....no...so I want a smidge bit smaller....

Yeah. That's too small.

That might be good, but it's kind of weird. You can kind of like still see the

edges, right there. Okay so let's try pushing it back and press down firmly.

And I'll press down the base. Oh these are longer than I thought they were gonna be.

Huh...interesting. Whoa, I have some little mini talons today! I like the shape of

these though. A lot of the other ones were square, which I'm totally used to

wearing square that's fine, but I'm kind of curious to do a slight almond shape.

And and these are looking to be a little almond-y. Let's see that looks good

because they have a little bit of...space still...I just...that is gonna bug me. Like,

that's a dead giveaway, but for far away okay. Okay so, that was pretty easy. It

feels like it's gonna lift...no joke. They feel like they're gonna I'm gonna catch

it on something. I don't know. I should've went with the brand that I saw

the girl recommend. Oh, and they're all so, they're all different designs! Have to be

careful here with what I wanted to do. So, that's a size two...

Okay, so why don't I just go ahead and do the other hand...see they have little

sizes on it. Hold it up up, you can see it little sizes. It's literally press on. I don't know, I

just thought it was gonna be more complicated. And this is not, but I don't

see this lasting longer than a night. At least running around after my toddler.

Looks like a good size, so that was number four. I got tiny fingers too by the

way. So, it doesn't look like this is

more than one nail set. Cuz you know not all of them fit and there's all the

different sizes. Feels like I'm wearing pistachio shells on my fingers!

Great now its stuck on there! Yep gotta commit to it now, no turning back now!

There's like a little shelf I can see in the inside. So, that seems like the water

would get in there and everything. Wonder if you're supposed to trimmer nails all

the way down, if it would be better... Whatever moving on! That one's like...oh

not really...not really perfect fit cuz I can see my whole side. Hey that, if I can

get that one off...I'm committed and it's not a good commitment! No! Okay, this is a

little scary. Okay, I guess it's committed... I guess that's just gonna be on there.

Okay, just push that back down. Aww, those are baby ones, oh my goodness! So, it has

to be a four...we're coming into a bit of a conundrum now! Because...nope, we should

have measured them all and lined up all of them before applying them cuz now I used that

one. And that needs to go on that, and that needs to go on that. And I wanted to do

was over there but this doesn't even fit my nail. And it only came with a couple I

know that fits! What...Okay so this was a little... I should have mapped this out a little

bit better...yep, this is the first impressions video, for sure! Yeah okay, all

right. Look at how different they are. They...two different..so that's the same

that's the same, those are not the same, those are not the same. Okay, so my two

middles are not the same. Like how can I fix this? So, I might be stuck with that....

I did it...I took it off! I don't care I just, don't know what number that one was! It's

like a perfect fit probably...like this one...that's a little better.

Right? That's a little better. Anything's... yeah, because then that's matching. So the

only one that's different is the middle one. So, unless I want him try ripping

that off too...what the heck let's just try! I got the other one off, so maybe I

could get that off! I don't recommend peeling them off! What I

recommend doing is laying them all out and puts aside. Like try to gently like

rest them on your nails, without pressing, I just like committed! I was like oh

that's good and put it down! And then I didn't map it out because these are all

different colors you get. If they're all the same color, it's not gonna be that big of

a deal. But these are fancy. Oh okay, some stick. Okay, so now I need to find...we're

back in business! Okay figured it out! Alright so, now what

I'm gonna do, cuz I'm a nervous Nancy that they're all gonna come off! I'm

gonna stay here, I'm gonna press them for a second. Press them all around, push them

down, push them down, they've definitely stuck a lot stronger than I thought they

were going to be! That was...it's pretty hard taking them off!

Alright, there is the whole set right there! Okay, here we go let's see...so they

look pretty in camera. Like in camera I like...you wouldn't really be able to tell,

like especially far away. But in person, they're not terrible...okay there's a little

bit of space. But this is my first time, though. So I might be able to perfect

this a smidge bit, as I go. There is a little bit of space where I could have

put them closer to the cuticle. So you can see right here. Like right there. That

area I could definitely put closer to the cuticle next time, if there is a next

time! We'll have to see how these puppies do. My fears, my greatest fear, is that I'm

a snag something & its is just gonna rip off! And my whole nail's gonna come with it! So

I'm a little worried about that! Uh, so I will update you guys. You know where I

like to update you! I like to update you right down in the comments below! So you

don't have to search too hard. You can also find me on social media and I will

link everything down in the description box. You can find me really easily there.

And I always show you guys like on snapchat and Instagram stories like how

things are holding up. So I will definitely let you guys know how long

these stay on until they just start coming off by themselves.

Their a little rough...wah...I don't like the tips, they didn't..like...I guess I

could try sanding them down. Let me try cuz they look weird. Ugh! I hate

filling my nails! Even if I do it myself! Oh yeah, that's better!

Alright, especially these glitter nails. You're gonna want to do is take a file

and go around the edges cuz they're kind of pointy like from manufacturing.

They have a little points on them, at least where these China Glaze ones. But

I'm super freaked out about ripping my nail off!

*Nervous laughter*

Wish me luck!

Captain's Log...it has been five hours since I applied the nails...

and one fell off!

I was doing dishes after cooking dinner, and it was just a casualty later,

later on. So, I think that the water started to

dissolve it. About to hop in the shower and hopefully they don't all come off!

The good news is there was 28 of them, so I found one that matches the size that I need. So,

I'll just reapply that in the morning. And if I lose any other ones. So I would

recommend, if you do want to try these out, bring the whole set with you. So you

could just really quickly reapply it. Sp I will say, this is good if like you have

to go to an event and you are the type of person that wants to have their nails

done no matter what. You can pop these on really really quickly and go. If you're

really gentle with them. I would just say you know they're not gonna be like a

week-long manicure! At least not the way that I perform. So that's what I'm saying

so far. We'll see how long the rest lasts. If they all fall off before I upload I

will be right here letting you guys know that. If they lasted after an

upload, then you can go down in the comments and see how long they lasted me!

Just want to update you guys!

Alright you guys, hope you've had some fun

playing around with these press-on nails with me today! If you're gonna try them

out, let me know! If you are a connoisseur of press-on nails please give me a girl

some tips, and remember that this is my first time so be gentle...don't judge too

harshly! And I kind of just threw myself right in there and didn't really have

patience, I just popped them on. So I definitely learned a couple things in

the meantime. Like place them all out ahead of time. Don't commit until you

commit because you committed. And it hurts to rip it off! So, alright you guys...

hope you have a lovely day! Thank you so much, bye! XOXO

For more infomation >> PRESS ON NAILS China Glaze DEMO & WEAR TEST - Duration: 14:24.

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Jesse Lee Soffer 2 - A Jesse Holiday Party - Duration: 3:58.

I wonder What Christmas in Heaven is like

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Darren Till: Rafael Dos Anjos Is An Easy Fight For Me; Aljamain Sterling Not Happy With Dana White - Duration: 2:51.

Darren Till jumped on the Obviously fight talk podcast and gave his thoughts on how

he would match up against RDA.

For the Full Clip the link is in my description box below:

Till: I just don't see if I fight him where does Dos Anjos beats me.

I don't think he's strong enough to take me down.

I don't think his takedowns are good enough for my defense takedown.

I just don't see where he beats me.

On striking I'm way too powerful and intelligent for him, you know.

Any throws I'll nullify.

That to me is an easy fight.

There's guys in the top 10 that I feel are harder fights than Dos Anjos just because

I think his style just matches so well to mine, you know what I mean?

Darren Till was also on the MMA Hour and said that he was disappointed that Perry didn't

win vs Ponzinibbio.

He wasn't impressed with either fighter and claimed both have a low fight IQ.

He said he doesn't care who he fights because he's only 24 and right now isn't the time

to pick and choose opponents because he believes "that's for when you're old".

So, he'll still take the Perry fight if it's offered to him.

He was asked if he thought next year he would be the welterweight champ he said, "cmon

son, none of them midgets are going to beat me in the welterweight division, you should

be questioning whether I'll be the light heavyweight champion not the middleweight

or welterweight champion."

It appeared that Wonderboy heard what he said and tweeted: "A lot of prospects doing a

whole lot of talking.

Let's remember who the top dawgs are!

Your time will come young guns, but in the meantime let's make this fight!

#RDAvsWonderboy.

RDA responded with Thank you Wonderboy for recognizing me as a top dawg!

You had your two shots…let me have mine.

I'm sure this wasn't the response that wonderboy was fishing for.

However, RDA had already expressed that he had no interest

in fighting for an interim belt vs Wonderboy or Covington.

He specifically stated that he wants to fight for the title directly.

He understood Woodley was gonna go through surgery so he said he'd gladly take some

time off after having 3 consecutive fights in the last 6 months and then happily fight

for the belt.

Aljamain Sterling was also on the show and expressed his disappointment with the UFC's

lack of updates to fans and his family after his devastating KO loss to Marlon Moraes.

He said that everyone was trying to reach him but he was still incapacitated and could

not update them on his status.

He also disliked the fact that Dana White and Sean Selby didn't reach out to him asking

if he was ok after the loss.

He understands it's a business but feels it was a lack of common courtesy to not reach

out to an employee of the company and check on his well being.

Do you guys agree with Aljemains perspective on this?

Let me know down below.

For more infomation >> Darren Till: Rafael Dos Anjos Is An Easy Fight For Me; Aljamain Sterling Not Happy With Dana White - Duration: 2:51.

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セリア　モンターニュシリーズ　キャンプ用品にも　ロングサイズ - Duration: 2:06.

Ceria of outdoor-based storage box, will introduce the Montagne.

This is color in the long size will be beige.

Other and M size, color is also black.

Among looks like this.

How to use of recommended, in outdoor scenes, such as camping, as cutlery case.

The skewer is can be stored is used in BBQ, personally I was happy ♪

Also as a pen case,

We have or use as a little tool box.

As outdoor goods, also it is also recommended as an interior that can be stored.

Subscribe, also thank you high evaluation.

Until the end, Thank you for your viewing.

For more infomation >> セリア　モンターニュシリーズ　キャンプ用品にも　ロングサイズ - Duration: 2:06.

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