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My name is Miguel, Iwould like to play the guitar as my idol, De la cruz does

Boy, what are you doing here?

I wanted to play

What

Don't you know that you must first learn how to do tapping?

For more infomation >> Spanish ASMR 🎥Coco disney, the film🎥Tapping👇 ( Man, binaural) - Duration: 21:32.

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How to Pick A Fight | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 2:33.

♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYING) ♪

Hey, Larry, can I talk to you a second?

Excuse me, Murray. I'm sorry.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Be careful what you say

around this guy, huh?

He's a Murray-tracker!

There's your outfit tracker.

-Right there. -What's this I hear about you

asking Cody Goodcher for his money back?

Yeah, I asked Cody Goodcher for my money back, yeah.

But not all of it, just the money he owed me.

Cody Goodcher is one of the best company managers in the...

~~fucking country! We almost lost him to~~ ~~Spring Awakening~~

and we have him!

I don't give a shit if Cody Goodcher goes

to ~~Spring Awakening,~~

I'm nice enough to give him twelve-hundred dollars,

and he steals 450 of it.

You're nice enough to do the gesture, finish the gesture.

I did finish the gesture,

then I was expecting a gesture from him.

No! "Here's a gesture, where's my gesture back, motherfucker?"

That's your version of a gesture?!

You got something off your chest, are you happy?!

-Yeah. -I got something on my chest,

-okay? -Go for it.

-Valentina Miranda... -Yeah.

-...and her husband Ernst.... -Uh-huh.

...who I was generous enough to let stay in my house...

Yeah, and I said, "thank you."

-They're swingers. -Yeah, I know.

You know they're swingers, you don't tell me?

I told you they were an interesting couple.

Interesting is not swinging!

LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA: By the way, I was there when you met them.

You said, "Make yourself at home!

Stay as long as you want." So, they entertain--

Entertain? That's playing Mahjong.

~~This was like a Roman orgy, like-- like~~ ~~Caligula!~~

You know what you do in someone else's house?

-What? -You tiptoe.

You say "please," you say "thank you."

You clean up. "May I use your refrigerator?"

Guests tiptoe!

-Jesus. -That's what you do.

Oh no, I wanna have fun at the fucking Larry David house.

-Tiptoe and play Mahjong! -(LARRY DAVID STAMMERING)

That's your idea of fucking fun.

You should've seen, they trashed the whole house!

And you know what else? They broke my curtain remote!

What the fuck's a curtain remote?

LARRY DAVID: A curtain remote,

it opens and closes, opens and closes the curtains.

Who needs a curtain remote?

You fucking do this! That's how you open a curtain.

You've obviously never used a curtain remote at all.

Who would need one?! It's a curtain!

It's a good thing, it's a fun thing!

And if you ever did it, you wouldn't even think about it!

Well, I'm never coming to your house,

'cause I don't wanna tiptoe around

and maybe get refrigerator privileges!

You gesture-rescinding motherfucker!

-That's right. -(CROWD GASPING)

-MAN: Wow. -(CHUCKLING)

At least I don't have cousins who are sex degenerates!

(CROWD GASPS)

What'd you say about me?

You Mirandas, you don't give proper thank yous,

you don't give proper sorrys,

and you're a bunch of sex perverts!

(CROWD GASPS)

You besmirched the honor of my family

and I demand satisfaction.

Satisfaction...

you shall have.

For more infomation >> How to Pick A Fight | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 2:33.

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'Rick vs Jadis & the Scavengers' Talked About Scene Ep. 807 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 2:03.

[Grunts]

♪♪

[Grunts]

Jadis: Subdue!

♪♪

[Grunts]

♪♪

[Gunshots]

[Both grunting]

♪♪

I'm walking out now,

and me walking out means all of you die.

My people -- there's a lot of them --

won't attack today, but we will attack.

♪♪

[Walker growling]

You can play your games, draw your pictures,

sculpt whatever (no audio) you want, but I am leaving!

After that...

maybe you should just run.

♪♪

We done?

Yes.

♪♪

For more infomation >> 'Rick vs Jadis & the Scavengers' Talked About Scene Ep. 807 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 2:03.

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BTS: Lin-Manuel Miranda's Curb Dreams | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 3:58.

~~So,~~ ~~Fatwa the Musical,~~ ~~who do you see for a cast?~~

Obviously, we'd like you to play um...

-Sal-man -Oh, Salman.

-Sal-man. -Yeah, Salman Rushdie.

~~LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA:~~ ~~I knew I'd be in for a ride~~

'cause it's Larry David.

That's one of those bucket list dreams, right?

~~To play yourself on~~ ~~Curb.~~ ~~And I just thought~~

the dream had passed. It's been so long

since there's been a new season.

I started watching when I think I was in college.

~~I want you, Larry David, to play the lead in~~ ~~The Producers.~~

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~I caught up with the~~ ~~Producers~~ ~~season.~~

My roommates and I, we'd go to my parents' house,

we'd all have dinner and we'd watch

~~The Sopranos~~ ~~and we'd watch~~ ~~Curb.~~

And, that was sort of our Sunday night tradition

'cause we didn't have cable at home.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS)

I remember that season really distinctly

because how surreal it was that this world

I wanted to go into, Broadway, and had no idea

sort of, how to get in. I didn't have a show on

at that point, I was 22 years old.

Um, and here's Larry David sort of putting himself

in this musical. That's very formative for me.

Larry loves musicals.

~~Some of the most memorable episodes of~~ ~~Curb~~

center around some kind of musical theater aspect.

~~Whether it's the~~ ~~Producers~~ ~~season~~

or whether it's the episode where-- (CHUCKLING)

I laugh just thinking about it.

Where Larry meets a real life Officer Krupke.

~~-Familiar with~~ ~~West Side Story?~~ ~~-No sir.~~

-You never heard the song? -No, sir.

~~(SINGING) ♪~~ ~~Oh, Officer Krupke What are we to do?~~ ♪

♪ ~~Gee, Officer Krupke Krup you~~ ♪

So, when he pitched me, I sort of said,

"Yes," sight on scene. Cut to me in my underwear

dancing on stage. (LAUGHS)

♪ ~~Get out~~ ♪

♪ ~~Your guests don't Let me go out there~~ ♪

♪ ~~You walk around in a robe With no underwear ♪~~

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~One of my favorite things about the season~~

is his pitch.

♪ There's a fatwa. There's a fatwa ♪

♪ ~~There's a fatwa There's a fatwa~~ ♪

♪ ~~Gotta run, I think I oughta~~ ♪

-♪ ~~Gotta hide, I think I gotta~~ ~~♪ -Gotta.~~

I just think it's so funny that we're all here and...

this elaborate musical number,

probably because Larry thinks "fatwa" is a funny word.

-♪ (MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -(SINGING)

~~DIRECTOR:~~ ~~Cut it there, thank you.~~

~~-Cut!~~ ~~-(ALL LAUGHING, TALKING)~~

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~The version of me that I'm playing~~

is sort of relentlessly positive.

That old opening would work great now.

What?

♪ ~~There's a fatwa There's a fatwa~~ ♪

-♪ ~~Gotta run, I think I oughta~~ ~~♪ -Oh, I totally blocked that out.~~

Even if he's literally saying "no" to Larry's face,

he's like, "Oh great, that's-- that's fantastic.

We're gonna do the opposite of that."

Do you like this robe?

I-- Yeah, it's nice, I like it.

That's what I thought. We-- we need to see more robes.

You're gonna have to go shopping again.

When they let me know that my wife

had been written into the show,

she said, "Oh, you should have America Ferrera play me."

And I said "That's a great idea" and it happened.

So, this is the guy you're working with?

Yeah.

By the way, America looks just like my wife Vanessa

in real life.

-Hi, Vanessa. -VANESSA: So nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you. -Yeah.

-I'm Larry David. -Hi, Larry.

When Larry first pitched this to me,

he said, "I think it ends with us in a duel."

And I said, okay.

Gentlemen, choose your weapon.

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~Working with Nick Offerman,~~

and the fact that F. Murray Abraham is my second

is just so glorious.

Because it's all improvised, you don't really know

which way the scene's gonna go

when you walk into it.

Hey Larry, can I talk to you for a sec?

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~They lay such a lovely blueprint out~~

that, you know, Larry's funny.

You know, the world he's set up is funny.

So, all you have to do is sort of be real

and react to it.

Lin, I was looking around, okay?

Nobody was watching the number.

I think that says more about you than it says

-about me honestly. -It doesn't say anything about me.

~~MIRANDA:~~ ~~And it's an opposing muscle group~~

from doing the same show eight times a week.

To, "All right now you're gonna agree with him about this

and disagree with him about this, and go."

It's freeing to come to set and not really having to worry

about lines. You just kind of go in and play.

And that's uh, that's really lovely.

♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYS) ♪

For more infomation >> BTS: Lin-Manuel Miranda's Curb Dreams | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 3:58.

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Outfit Tracker | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 1:08.

♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYS) ♪

Huh, same pants as yesterday.

What are you, tracking my outfits?

No, no, just observing, that's all.

You know, I was late and they had the belt in 'em

from yesterday, so I picked them up

'cause I was in a hurry. They're not dirty or anything.

Then, by all means, wear them again.

You're an outfit tracker, Murray.

Nobody likes an outfit tracker.

I don't know why a casual observation

has made you so uncomfortable.

I just feel like I'm living in some kind of

~~clothing police state, like it's~~ ~~1984.~~

Big Murray's watching me.

-Big Murray's not watching you. -No, Big Murray is watching.

Big Murray has other things to do.

Apparently Big Murray has nothing else to do

but outfit track.

I'm not judging you, I'm just noticing

that you wore the same pants.

Okay, Big Murray.

♪ (SLOW TRUMPET MUSIC PLAYS) ♪

♪ ("CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" THEME MUSIC PLAYS) ♪

For more infomation >> Outfit Tracker | Curb Your Enthusiasm | Season 9 - Duration: 1:08.

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'Do You Think They Will Surrender?' Sneak Peek Ep. 808 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 1:07.

[Sighs]

Do you think they'll surrender?

They will.

Eventually.

Not now?

Would we give up that quick?

No, we wouldn't.

Damn straight.

They don't surrender today, they will soon.

Just need to run out of food...water...

choices.

Slow down.

What is it?

Tree in the road wasn't there before.

Could've fallen on its own.

Trees do that.

It's them.

For more infomation >> 'Do You Think They Will Surrender?' Sneak Peek Ep. 808 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 1:07.

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Jay Du Temple animateur d'Occupation double Bali à Tout Le Monde En Parle TLMEP - Duration: 16:45.

For more infomation >> Jay Du Temple animateur d'Occupation double Bali à Tout Le Monde En Parle TLMEP - Duration: 16:45.

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'How It's Gotta Be' Next on Ep. 808 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 0:48.

On the next episode of AMC's "The Walking Dead"...

♪♪

It worked. We'll roll in, tell them to give up.

Jadis: There's no more supplies going in,

but there might be people.

♪♪

We have to be ready.

[Gunfire]

Get the guns and get away on foot.

♪♪

All we need to do is survive tonight.

For more video, go to amc.com.

For more infomation >> 'How It's Gotta Be' Next on Ep. 808 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 0:48.

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Barry (2018) | Teaser Trailer ft. Bill Hader | HBO - Duration: 0:56.

~~NOHO HANK:~~ ~~Business has been going great.~~

Recently, personal matters cropped up,

which needs to be kept separate from the business.

~~FUCHES:~~ ~~What you need is a world-class assassin,~~

and I happen to be very close with one.

Barry?

-Barry. -Barry.

-Barry? -Barry.

-Barry. -Barry.

Barry!

Who are you?

♪ You gotta hit it and quit ♪

My queen, the lord-- My-- my lord, the queen is dead!

That's not-- I can't, I just-- I can't, I'm sorry.

I just got the line.

For more infomation >> Barry (2018) | Teaser Trailer ft. Bill Hader | HBO - Duration: 0:56.

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Next on Episode 6 | Shameless | Season 8 - Duration: 0:50.

Mrs. Cardinal?

[gasps]

Oh, God.

♪ rock music ♪

She okay? Mrs. Cardinal's dead.

I want to be with a man.

[Veronica] You're not gay.

I can be all gender-liquid like you.

You mean gender-fluid?

Are you hitting on me? Excuse me?

[Debbie] Damn it!

Would you be so kind as to buy me

the morning-after pill? Of course.

Hey!

Where's my pill?!

Where's my money?!

[backup singers] ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

For more infomation >> Next on Episode 6 | Shameless | Season 8 - Duration: 0:50.

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Devocional de Navidad de 2017 de la Primera Presidencia - Duration: 2:12:54.

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WHAT IS DIVERSITY? | DIVERSITY 101 | xreadingsolacex - Duration: 12:05.

Hello you gorgeous individuals, it's Kav here and today I'm going to be

starting a brand new series on my channel. Anyone who has followed me for

even a second will know that one of my biggest goals in the book community is

to talk about diversity and talk about real issues. Whereas I do have a

diversity playlist on my channel that I will link below and link up here where

I have kind of sporadic diversity videos as issues come up in the community

or important days come up in society in general, I kind of wanted to find a way

to incorporate diversity into something more organized than just the random

sporadic videos that tend to come, so I came up with a brand new series called

diversity 101. The entire point of this series is to kind of educate you all

about diversity because I know that many allies and many people in general want

to help out with diversity, but they don't really know where to start and it is

somewhat inappropriate to go around just asking marginalized people to educate

you when you have so many resources on the internet, but I thought that since I

have the ability to, I could be a resource for you all so that you know

you have someone you can talk to - someone who has had personal experience with

this - to be there to educate you to the best of my ability. Before I even go on

with this series or with this video, I want to put the disclaimer that I am one

person, I can only speak for my experiences and the experiences I've

heard friends and family members tell me. I can't speak for everyone's experiences,

diverse people are not a monolith - no one group of people ever is - so the point of

this series is really just to give you as many basics as I'm capable of from

where I'm standing, so that you all can to the best of your ability contribute

to helping out diverse people. Now, even if you are a marginalized person you

probably have some sort of privilege and you could use some education on that or

maybe you just want to hear someone talk about diversity to see an experience

that might be different or similar to yours, so I think that this series will

be beneficial to everyone and hopefully it'll be beneficial to myself because

you all might have some more information that I myself don't know that you will

be able to comment down below, so I think that this will be a good experience for

everyone. Anyway, that was the longest intro ever, so let's jump

into the video.

This first video is kind of going to be concentrated on the big

question of what is diversity and what is representation because we talk

about the two a lot, but rarely do we actually define them for people who

don't know what they are. As a very, very. very, short one sentence summary

diversity is essentially variety and when we're talking about representing

diverse people and including diverse people in your books and in your forms

of media essentially what people are saying is that you need a variety or

various different types of people - for example, having people of different races

different religions, different genders, different sexualities, etc. - there is an

entire list of this. So diversity essentially means variety. Representation,

on the other hand, is the portrayal of something, so when someone is being

represented what is happening is that their identity is being shown in that

form of media. I want to clarify that these two things are different. You can

have diverse characters in your media, but they may not be represented. That

doesn't mean that you shouldn't have diverse characters and that's not that

I'm saying - I'm not saying you have to be all or nothing, but they are different

things and I want to clarify that because people conflate them all the

time and I know I'm guilty of doing that myself quite often, but the two are

different. They're not the same thing, they are different words for a reason

because they mean different things. When we talk about diversity in media what

we're basically saying is that your media needs to be more realistic.

Anywhere you go in the world, you are going to see different types of people,

even if you are in a quote/unquote "rural town in the south," you are going to see

different types of people. Now, certain places are more diverse than others - like

California is probably more diverse than a rural town in the

south, but that doesn't mean that there are not diverse people in those rural

towns. No two people are ever the same personality wise or appearance wise and,

often, this also extends to their identities, so trust me when I tell you

that wherever you go, you are going to find diverse people - even if it's one

person of color in ten they still deserve representation and they still

need to be in books. Now, as I said, you can have diverse characters in your

books without having representation. Having a diverse character is having a

brown person in your books, but if their culture isn't talked about and if

their background isn't talked about, it really isn't representation. Though that

character is diverse, they are not being represented - their identity or their

culture is not being portrayed. This does not mean you should not have diverse

characters in your book even if they're not being represented. For example, and

this is just for me personally, I know that if a white author and a

marginalized author were both writing books with people of color, I would

expect that the work of the marginalized author would be representation whereas

the work of the white author is more likely than not just diversity and that

doesn't mean that the white author should not be writing the people of

color characters in their book, it just means that it won't be the same as what

the marginalized author is doing. Now, this does not mean that privileged

authors do not provide representation because some of the best representation

that I have seen has come from privileged authors. And while we're

talking about this, I think we also need to talk about what privilege and

marginalization means and the difference between the two as well. If you are a

white allocishet man, that means you have privilege. If you are a black queer

woman, you don't have the same level of privilege. However, most of the time

people do not fall under every aspect of every category - that doesn't mean it

doesn't happen, but the majority of the time people tend to have parts of them

that are privileged and tend to have parts of them that are diverse.

For example, I am brown, but I also have financial privilege.

So I'm marginalized in my skin color, but I'm privileged in my financial situation,

so rarely does someone fall under either umbrella entirely. I think that a lot of

times in this community we try to separate the two, I've acknowledged this

in a previous video of mine, but I find that a lot of times we try to separate

the two and make them two different things and you can't necessarily do that

because there are so many nuances and intersectionalities that come into play

when we're talking about diversity - you can't say that marginalization and

privilege are opposites because rarely is someone entirely one or the other. Now

getting into representation, the difference between the diverse person of

color character and the represented person of color character, for lack of a

better term, is that the diverse person of color character is just a brown

character - their culture and their identity is not being showcased through whatever

form of media they are in. On the other hand, the person of color character that is

representation has their culture and their identity as a part of their

storyline - and that plays into their storyline and that plays into their

journey - and there is a difference between the two. Because the diverse

community has slowly started getting bigger and bigger, it's not giant yet but

it is slowly growing, many content creators want to have diversity, but they

want it for the wrong reasons. They want to have diversity to be able to check

off the checklist of having diversity. They don't do it because they genuinely

want to represent someone. And what I'm going to say right now is possibly the

most important thing I'm saying in this entire video - diversity for the sake of

diversity is not representation. If you are just including diversity in whatever

your media is because you want to appease the social justice warriors, then

that's not representation and that's really barely even diversity because you

are doing it for the wrong reasons. And I cannot stress that enough because it is

obvious when a content creator has just included diverse characters

because they wanted to check off a checklist and it is obvious when a

content creator has included diverse characters because they actually want to

represent them. You might not think that it's obvious because you might be

sitting in a different seat than I am, but trust me when I say that

marginalized people can tell the difference when they're consuming your

stories. Representation occurs when a content creator puts in the effort - they

do the research, they hire people to help them out and they give them pay for the

help they provide them (by this, I am talking about sensitivity readers and

those types of people who will be able to help you out) - because if you don't put

in the effort, then you're really not representing anyone if you didn't even

try. Now talking about trying, I also want to acknowledge one other thing. There is

a difference between trying and messing up and just being an asshole. Trying and

messing up means you put in the effort, but you messed up - which I myself have

done and I'm pretty sure every single member of this community will tell you

they've done that too - but just being an asshole means you don't even put in the

effort and you don't even want to try. In my one and a half years in this

community, I have never once met someone who hasn't messed up in some way, but

what you do when you mess up is: you learn what you did wrong, you apologize,

and you don't do it again. On the other hand, if you're just an asshole then you

will probably continuously mess up on the same things and you won't apologize

for them. And another thing I want to acknowledge is that if in your book you

have a mix of diverse characters and characters that have been represented,

that's completely different than someone who views diversity as a checklist. It is

hard to make sure that every single character in your book has been

represented. On the other hand, if you have a book with one black character or

with one gay character, you just have one diverse character - it's not even really a

diverse book because... nah that doesn't count okay. I think that

for an introduction to this series this video basically got at what I want to

say which is that diversity and representation are different and that is

what I wanted to emphasize with this video and to give you all a basic

understanding of what diversity and representation are and what it means to

try and what it means to just be an ass. As videos continue to come out they

probably will get more in depth, but I wanted to start off with something more

simple, so that I really was just giving a basic overview because the entire

point of this series is to try to be as simple as possible to really give people

the foundation of allyship before I get into all the nitty-gritty stuff with

nuances and intersections. If you are looking to be an ally, I have a video on

allyship that I will link down below, but here's the thing, we can only control

our own actions. We can't control the actions of someone else, no matter how

hard we might want to at times, so the only person who's in your control is you

and whereas you can try to correct people and educate people, they might not

always be receptive. So what I ask of you all is that you do your best. Thank you

all so much for watching, I hope you enjoyed this video. I know it was one

of my more serious ones, but I think that these videos need to be made because

whereas I love having my light videos where I just discuss books, I also want

to tackle important issues at the same time, so I'm trying to balance out my

channel with both styles of videos. If you enjoyed this video, please give it a

like and subscribe because that stuff makes me happy and please comment down

below if you have any other thoughts about this because, as I said, this was

very simple, so if you want to give some more detail or if you have any other

questions I can, to the best of my ability, try to answer them. As usual, all

of my social media and my goodreads will be in the description below if you'd like to

follow me anywhere else. Thank you all so much for watching. I hope you are having

a lovely day or night wherever you are. Please remember you're beautiful and

you deserve the world and I will see you all next week with a

brand new video. Goodbye!

For more infomation >> WHAT IS DIVERSITY? | DIVERSITY 101 | xreadingsolacex - Duration: 12:05.

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Heartland 1109 First Look: Challenges - Duration: 3:50.

Okay I never should have let you convince me to do this. We have to go

What? Why?

Because this is private property!

I told you, I asked Paula Westfield if we could check out her cross-country course and she totally agreed.

So it's not like we're trespassing.

Okay but...

But what?

What if I run into Dylan?

Oh... so that's what this is about?

That party... seriously it was so embarrassing Wyatt was such an idiot.

So I take it that you and Wyatt aren't exactly on the best terms right now?

No... we're not talking. He went to Calgary with his family for a few days.

So a least I don't have to worry about him.

That's good. It will give you a chance to focus on training

for the summer games right?

Which is why I brought you here there's a jump I want to show you.

I looked at the latest scan and shadows unchanged how your symptoms same

occasional business the tingling in my hands sensitivity to light

okay we'll do another scan in a couple of weeks and make a decision then

It's called The Devil's Lake.

Flame and I can't jump that far. Besides it's not a stadium jump

It's a cross-country jump.

I know it usually is. But I've heard from a

really good source that it's gonna be a part of the course at the summer games

Well, Flame has never jumped water.

It's okay. We just have to get them used to it.

How?

That's for you and I to figure out.

I've been trying to phone you. Where you been, you can't return my calls?

Well, I guess I've been somewhere where I can't return your calls.

Well I wanted to talk to you about the cattle sale in Longview... looks interesting.

Longview looks interesting you know what looks interesting Amy and

Ty's planned trip to Mongolia how can those two make a decision like that

without telling anyone oh they told Liddy of course they did Lisa knows - in

fact I drove ty to the airport just the other day you're an enabler

there's no one remember what happened to Thai last time he went to Mongolia

what's wrong with those two

For more infomation >> Heartland 1109 First Look: Challenges - Duration: 3:50.

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At 88rising, East Meets West, One Viral Hit at a Time - Duration: 11:26.

(moody music)

This is Rich Chigga.

He's a Chinese rapper by way of Indonesia,

and he's very popular on the internet.

This is Joji.

He's a Japanese-Australian singer

and he's also very popular on the internet.

Plus, Joji invented the Harlem Shake meme.

Let me say that again.

This guy, Joji, in the blood bathtub,

invented the Harlem Shake meme.

But we'll come back to that.

So, Rich and Joji are both signed to 88rising,

an entertainment company hoping to build

a lasting global brand that will outlive

singular moments of virality.

They primarily create content

combining Asian culture and hip-hop,

a formula that apparently pleases the internet gods greatly.

They've only been around for 18 months,

but they're already putting up major label numbers.

I think that we have an unprecedented

collective of talent.

A group of predominantly Asian artists,

you know, really like making waves globally,

which from an independent point of view as well.

88's founder, Sean Miyashiro,

cut his teeth launching

Vice's electronic music channel, Thump.

But quickly, Sean became interested in life

beyond dance music.

I knew that, after launching a whole content platform,

that I have kind of the ability

and the know-how to do it again,

but for what was the question.

So Sean moved to the Bronx to start over

and figure it out.

He couldn't afford an office space,

so he worked out of his car

at the top of a grimy parking garage.

Everything kinda started here.

If you look around, this is my environment,

this is my serenity, really.

88rising was built here.

Built on the grounds of LA Fitness residence

in a parking garage.

I was living in the Bronx and I'm just like,

damn, where the hell do I go?

So I just come up here and I like, you know,

I just kind of figure things out every single day,

being like, okay, what the hell is this thing?

(laughs)

Coming here was kind of like

my own kind of private office basically.

Like, to be honest, I would even go to the bathroom here.

I would take pisses here, you know what I mean?

Like, you know, it's just too far to go back down there.

When I need wi-fi, I'd spend a good part of the day

at Dunkin Donuts.

Hi, how are you?

Can I get a chicken snack wrap?

Before 88rising officially launched,

Sean caught a surprise break

in the form of a Twitter friendship

with a funny 16-year-old kid from Indonesia named Brian,

who taught himself English by watching

Rubik's Cube tutorial videos on YouTube.

Seriously, that's true.

I thought his Twitter was genius,

from the future, just crazy.

And like, just the shit that he was saying,

like the memes he was making.

But I didn't know that he rapped or anything like that.

I really didn't, and he came up with Dat $tick

like two weeks later.

♪ 12 in the morning, pop shells for a living ♪

♪ And berry gon' smell blood trail every minute ♪

Dat $tick was Brian's first ever attempt

at making a rap song, and it immediately went viral.

Everything was great about it,

but the one thing that I noticed

is the song was hard as hell.

Just like everything about it, man.

Just like, it was menacing, bro.

Soon after the video dropped,

Brian signed with 88rising.

I'll FaceTime with Rich.

Sorry for calling you Rich Chigga on my phone, Rich.

He gets, I mean Brian, he gets like super pissed off

that he's saved in my phone as Rich Chigga.

He's like, "Dude am I not a human to you?"

What's good, bro?

What's good, broda?

How you doing?

Doing great, I did the sound check.

How was it?

It was tight.

♪ Holdin' steel glocks ♪

♪ But you been a bitch, suck a thick cock ♪

So, Brian could definitely rap,

but some viewers understandably took offense

at a Chinese kid satirizing rap cliches

and calling himself "Rich Chigga."

But if a group of well-known rappers saw the video

and genuinely liked it,

that could at least help validate Brian

as a legit hip-hop artist.

Plus, it could be really funny.

It was just kind of an idea that kind of

I just had on the spot.

Everything that rappers say is better and funnier

and smarter, and wittier.

You know, it's just more entertaining.

We just edit it as tight as possible, put it up,

and it really worked.

(shouting)

Yo, this nigga got a pouch on, a Reebok pouch.

This is the hardest nigga of all time.

He said when you come for a chigga like me.

That was dope.

This is lit and I think people will take is as a...

People will take is as a joke at first,

but it's like,

if he ran with that and kept doing more videos like that,

shit's lit.

You know, I had never been to America before

and all of a sudden it's like I see like

all the rappers that I listen to reacting to my stuff

and I was like, 'What?

How did this happen?'

The reaction video also went viral

and even led to a remix of Dat $tick

featuring Wu-Tang's Ghostface.

I'll get on that track.

You know what I'm saying, yeah.

Really, on the remix?

Yeah, yeah, oh, you know him?

And, yeah, the remix went viral too.

Brian has since acknowledged the misstep in his name

and claims he made changes,

but for the time being,

he's still Rich Chigga to his fans,

an ever-growing global audience

hungry for more releases

from emerging talents from around the world.

I didn't know that it was gonna

be this impactful and this important to people

and I'm very thankful and blessed that it has,

and every day now that I wake up

it's like, you know, just a new mission every day.

A major part of that mission

involves Joji.

Remember the bloody bath guy?

He's a former YouTube personality

in the middle of a career transition.

The sound of this song, Will He,

it's like a trap song that you can slow dance to.

Awkward prom shit.

You know what I mean?

I used to do crazy, episodic internet videos.

It was going well and one day

it was me and a few friends just in a room.

We were casually chilling

and then someone plays the song

and it's brand new at the time.

I happened to have a lot of costumes laying around,

so I told the other guys,

I was like, get in these costumes

and let's just dance to it.

Like who cares?

We were like, okay, let's just go crazy at the drop.

So that video goes up,

I go to sleep

and the next morning everyone was doing it.

Like next morning.

("Harlem Shake")

That taught me a lot about the internet.

How people wanna just be a part of something.

And from that point on

something changed

and I was a little better at understanding

demographics and people and what they want to see

and what they want to hear.

I was friends with a couple other artists

who were affiliated with 88

and then I also started to realize that 88

is the bridge between Western and Asian entertainment

and I really wanted to be a part of that.

Joji just released the In Tongues EP,

his first project as a serious artist.

Joji's In Tongues record

came out a couple weeks ago.

It's number two in the world on the R&B chart,

which is crazy for independent release

and he's like a brand new artist.

And the success is even more impressive

knowing he went from creating something like this

It's just Taco Bell,

what could possibly go wrong?

(screams)

To creating something like this.

The newest music video for his song Demons.

♪ The demons told me everything ♪

♪ They whisper in the night ♪

♪ This is not a threat, I promise ♪

Tonight Rich Chigga has a show

in New York City.

Tickets sold out in an hour.

I came here, I'm first on line,

I came here at one.

I was the third person in line.

So, why'd you get here so early?

Cause I wanna see Rich Chigga.

(yelling)

I wanna touch him.

(laughter)

What do you guys think of Joji?

He's hot, bro. Oh my God.

That's my dad, son.

You guys copped the new EP?

Yeah.

I woke up at six in the morning

just to cop that shit

and then I listened to it

and that shit started made me cry, fam.

This is actually kind of exciting.

Every time...

This never gets old, like,

you live online in social media,

but there's nothing like this.

Being with the people.

(cheering)

Ten, nine,

Eight, seven, six, five,

four, three, two, one.

(screaming)

♪ Back on my bullshit, man you can't believe it ♪

♪ Who the fuck just said I should quit ♪

More often that not

viral success happens by accident.

And then after an appearance on Ellen

or Jimmy Kimmel

the creator's star power fizzles out.

But 88rising has figured out

how to turn potential gimmicks into brands

with an actual following

that keeps coming back for the next thing.

Oh, shit.

So keep an eye out for 88's next move.

More than likely,

it won't be covered on network television

or terrestrial radio.

Although, as they've already proven,

nowadays that really doesn't matter.

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Trump Just Stuck The Dagger In ABC News After They Ran "Bombshell" – Now They're Paying The Price. - Duration: 4:57.

Trump Just Stuck The Dagger In ABC News After They Ran "Bombshell" – Now They're

Paying The Price.

Imagine you're a huge news station like ABC and one of your well-known employees,

like Brian Ross, reports something about the President and Russia and it's completely

false.

What would happen to you?

You'd get suspended or fired.

What else happens?

You face backlash from your fans, co-workers, and best of all – the person you wrote fake

news about.

In this case, it was Brian Ross releasing a "bombshell" which was more like a "dudshell"

and now he's getting crushed by the real heavyweights of the country.

Not only was he suspended, but now he's lambasted on Twitter by Donald Trump and Donald

Trump Jr.

He's getting the double Trump treatment and it's not pretty.

I can't tell Ross' "dudshell" was intentional or accidental, but it was a big

enough deal to prompt the suspension from ABC who is also getting pummeled on social

media.

You know it's bad when both Trump and his boy go after you on Twitter.

Sometimes it's tough to decide who the more snarky Trump is, because they both throw accurately

aimed daggers at the throats of their enemies, almost always hitting the proverbial jugular

with precision and watching the target bleed out via massive amounts of social media "likes"

and "retweets."

ABC retracted their misleading information and deleted a tweet after realizing the huge

gaffe in Brian Ross' story.

The result of the Ross' mistake was huge as it caused the US stocks and Treasury yields

to drop.

We know it will bounce back quickly, but when false information causes American value to

decrease, then it needs to be taken care of sooner than later.

Both Dons had a bit to say about this on Twitter, slicing through ABC like a heavily swung ax

going through the stem of a plant, cutting through almost impeccably.

What they said was harsh, true, and damning for ABC and they deserved it.

Daily Mail reports:

Donald Jr went on the attack against ABC News on Saturday after it emerged that its claim

that Donald Trump ordered Michael Flynn to contact Russia was inaccurate.

The news company said it had suspended Brian Ross, its chief investigative correspondent,

over the Friday claim, which saw US stocks, the dollar and Treasury yields drop in response.

'@ABC retracts their misleading "bombshell" and removes their tweet approximately 12 hours

after they knew it to be false,' Trump Jr tweeted.

'I know it's rare for you guys to get more than 200 RTs so I guess you milk it when

you can?!?!

#fakenews'

That level of incorrectness is too damn high.

That's the type of lie that people in court face perjury charges for.

That's the type of lie that can put an innocent man on death row.

That's the type of lie that might get more than 200 retweets and result in a several

week suspension without pay.

That's the type of lie an entire country would consider fake news.

That's what Mr. Ross is serving his extended break for.

He should've fact-checked.

Surely he has the resources to figure out if that's true.

It's not like ABC is running a program like Wayne's World out of a neighborhood on free

access television.

Big Trump had something to say and channeled his inner Brady Bunch.

Trump also tweeted about the suspension.

'Congratulations to ABC News for suspending Brian Ross for his horrendously inaccurate

and dishonest report on the Russia, Russia, Russia Witch Hunt,' he wrote.

'More Networks and "papers" should do the same with their Fake News!'

ABC's response:

'We deeply regret and apologize for the serious error we made yesterday.

'As a result of our continued reporting over the next several hours ultimately we

determined the information was wrong and we corrected the mistake on air and online.

'Effective immediately, Brian Ross will be suspended for four weeks without pay.'

I struggle to get 200 retweets too, but I only have a few hundred followers.

ABC is much bigger and if they can't get 200 retweets on every tweet, then they're

doing something wrong.

Trump Jr. calling them out on their ineffective social media skills was cold-blooded, like

a woman reminding a creepy man that he has no chance.

What now?

The Presidential family will carry on.

The stocks and American values will increase upon finding out the Ross "bombshell"

was really a "dudshell."

America will be just fine as long as we continue calling out the mainstream media when they

make huge mistakes, post fake news, and do shady things just for getting a few extra

clicks.

Mainstream media outlets are massive companies who don't need to pull shady tricks to get

clicks.

They can give the public the facts and do very well.

It's time for the big time mainstream media to return to a neutral position and let the

readers decide what to believe.

While they're doing that, we can be over here helping to make America great again.

A round of applause for the Dons and their ability to crush ABC with a tweet.

What do you think about this?

Please Share this news and Scroll down to comment below and don't forget to subscribe

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Ask about FASHION SENSE :: ask gorgeous J-fahionistas in BABY THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT tea party! - Duration: 11:08.

I think those people who changes those are fashionable.

Ali Project has their own view of the world.

I really have a huge respect for them.

I believe they are able to express what they like.

Ah, ah, ah...can you hear me? Ah, ah

The light is on so you should hear me.

Hey guys and girls on Ask Japanese, this is Cathy Cat.

And we are right now here at Baby the star shine bright,

30th anniversary tea party.

Also obviously, Alice and the pirates, both of those brands are celebrating today.

And we are going to go and ask the people here their opinion

What does a fashionable person here in Japan has to have or has to do

We are going to learn some of this so let's go ask Japanese.

A Fashionable Person?

What type of person do you think has a high fashion sense?

A person who doesn't wear branded wear as it is,

but adds some original items

and coordinates it in their own way.

What kind of extra items?

For brands they start from the top to bottom with unified designs with jumper, skirts and socks,

so perhaps changing the item for the head,

or changing one item into plain colors.

People who gives those extra change I believe are fashionable.

People who likes clothes.

Which element of clothes have you become to like?

I guess the part you can express yourself differently.

Today for example?

Since today is a party,

so I am adding flowers to match the party

and chose some dresses with chiffon-style materials.

I believe people who matches their faces or hair color

with soft colors or with the fluffy looking outfit is who I think is nice.

When it comes to fashion, I don't have a specific fashion icon who I look up to,

but people who draw portrait pictures, animation, 2D drawings, or something with dark feeling.

I believe those are people with stylish image to me.

So people who doesn't necessarily wear them but who is talented in drawing?

Yes.When I can feel what is illustrated in their drawing.

People who expresses their character but at the same time has an overall balance.

For example, I like vivid colors.

So for today I have turquoise with red and black.

Multiple colors but balanced so a single color won't stick out.

When we look at the fashion here,

if you see from top to bottom,

even in white pants, it doesn't stick out much.

Even if you like a specific item, you try to adjust the total balance with it.

I believe that is talented.

Expressing in your own way.

Without considering the eyes of the others, but in your own way creating your fashion coordination.

Or using your favorite items to enjoy fashion with confidence. That kind of person.

People who has a specific theme in their fashion or has their own worldview.

Is there any specific model you have in mind?

Yes, it is actually an artist but Ali Project.

They have a specific world view so that is what I really respect them for.

I believe people with a lot of imagination has a high sense of fashion.

Adding venetian masque or headdress around the waist,

or wrapping tights around the arm.

When you do something crazy like that, it doesn't look good but fashionable people can make it look nice.

I always think those people are awesome.

I think people who are overall balanced,

but at the same time being able to express what you like.

Overall?

The colors or the silhouette. People who can balance those are great.

Ok, where are you from?

We are from Hong Kong.

Both of you?

Yes.

So you came all the way for the tea party?

This is the first time.

This is our first time to BABY tea party.

Our first time so it is very exciting.

Your first time, too?

Yes, first time to BABY tea party,

but a few times for Japan traveling.

And shopping?

Yes, buy buy buy

What we are asking right now is,

A person who has a great sense of fashion. A fashionable person.

In your opinion, what kind of a person is that?

Inspiring me on some topics about life.

It's like...if I see someone wearing very strong fashion sense,

I think she would be a person that is out of the box.

Yes, out of the box.

A little bit different from the rest?

Yes.

Not wearing what everyone else is wearing?

Become a unique person.

Just like what we are wearing, the foreign fashion. Harajuku Fashion.

Some kind of this is, out of the box already.

So I think Japan is the most fashionable place that can spread Lolita fashion to the whole world.

How to start wearing Lolita Fashion.

If someone wanted to start out Lolita fashion,

but doesn't know how to be fashionable, could you give us an advice?

Adding in some small item you like,

or adding in one motif to the fashion,

will change drastically so you can expand your Lolita or other fashion world.

Recently I am into the dark looking fashion,

such as vampire and stuff, so having that image in mind,

-from paintings, and 2D illustrations?

Yes, from illustrations I would expand my image, and wear related items.

Does that mean converting your 2D world into your fashion?

Yes, I would be inspired by Anime characters,

and I would think of wearing like how they are wearing.

I'm sure you will be so nervous when you enter the store for the first time,

but the shop staff is nice.

The reason I started Lolita was from the lucky bags.

Lolita dresses are very expensive, but lucky bags are quite cheap so it's a good way to start.

That's good news. How about you?

You should start by collecting little by little,

and after a few years you have some items

and along the way you should learn the skills.

So at the beginning you should start with, the lucky bags or pre-coordinated sets.

I think what is important is how you can wear those to fit your body shape.

As a first step it is good to copy the coordination the models are doing on magazines.

Another way is go to the store often and make friends with the shop staff.

If you go for the first time, it's difficult to choose.

Then the shop staff will come talk to you and I would try the recommended hit item.

When it comes to Lolita fashion,

The volume of the dress is quite large,

since it is quite an amount,

so start out with accessories,

or lace socks.

Either go in with those small cute items,

or increase the number of normal dresses in your daily life

and for the next dress adding in a Panier to the collection would be nice.

I think the important thing is see many things, such as magazines.

Or check out people who is wearing outfits that you like.

That is what I think is good.

Since Lolita fashion itself stands out very well on the streets,

so you should start out by finding the one dress that you really like,

and coordinate that one dress in your own way would be nice.

If you are thinking of buying one, go to the store.

Find a store that you like and go there.

If you are unsure, consult a shop staff.

And increase your collection little by little is good.

That will be all the questions. Thank you very much.

So what is a fashionable person to you?

We had quite a lot of opinions.

I think a fashionable person is someone who isn't wearing what everybody else is wearing.

I think that's an important point.

Just don't go with what everyone else is doing.

Try to be different, try to be creative. It is never easy. It's always hard to be different from everyone else.

But I can tell you guys it's worth it.

It brought me here to where I am right now.

So never be afraid to try something else.

Never be afraid to maybe even wear something that might not look so good, because...

hey, next time it might get better.

Some of the coordinates I'm doing on Instagram for example, they weren't so good.

But little by little you get more accessories, you work it out,

you look at other people and little by little you work your style.

Never be afraid to stand out,

never be afraid to try out new things.

I hope you enjoyed this video. We have done other videos on Japanese fashion,

Be sure to check them out. We have quite a lot on this channel.

I hope you enjoyed this video. I'll catch you soon on Ask Japanese. Bye

BABY the star shine bright, and Alice and the pirates

are famous Japanese fashion brands.

This time they actually celebrated their thirty year anniversary.

Baby the star shine bright has been going strong for over thirty years now.

And some of the success movies were Shimotsuma Monogatari

which is known as Kamikaze Girls

Which one of the heroins was wearing Baby the star shine bright dresses.

This time at the tea party there were lots going on.

There were fashion shows from both brands.

Alice and the pirates and Baby the star shine bright,

Interviews with the actual designers,

and many many more things.

And fun things the visitors could actual take part in as well.

Lolita fashion tea party is always a great chance for you to come together,

meat other likeminded people,

enjoy fashion and,

learn about what new styles are coming out soon.

The other videos are on Kawaii Pateen so be sure to check them out.

For more infomation >> Ask about FASHION SENSE :: ask gorgeous J-fahionistas in BABY THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT tea party! - Duration: 11:08.

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Shameless 8x06 Promo "Icarus Fell And Rusty Ate Him" (HD) Season 8 Episode 6 Promo - Duration: 0:30.

Mrs. Cardinal?

[gasps]

Oh, God.

♪ rock music ♪

She okay? Mrs. Cardinal's dead.

I want to be with a man.

[Veronica] You're not gay.

I can be all gender-liquid like you.

You mean gender-fluid?

Are you hitting on me? Excuse me?

[Debbie] Damn it!

Would you be so kind as to buy me

the morning-after pill? Of course.

Hey!

Where's my pill?!

Where's my money?!

[backup singers] ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

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Sarita: Haris Tak Pernah Akui Menikah Siri dengan Jennifer Dunn - Duration: 4:00.

Sarita: Haris Tak Pernah Akui Menikah Siri dengan Jennifer Dunn

Sarita Abdul Mukti mengungkapkan bahwa suaminya,

Faisal Haris tidak pernah mengakui telah menikah siri dengan artis sinetron Jennifer Dunn.

Sarita, yang memiliki empat anak perempuan hasil pernikahan dengan Faisal Haris,

menanggapi pernyataan pengacara Hotman Paris kepada media bahwa klienya,

Jennifer Dunn, sudah menikahi pengusaha properti dan CEO perusahaan mobil mewah itu.

Haris nggak pernah mengakui nikah siri, kata Sarita saat dihubungi, Sabtu (25/11/2017).

Perempuan berhijab itu membenarkan suaminya dan Jedun,

panggilan Jennifer Dunn, tinggal di sebuah apartemen mewah seharga Rp20 miliar.

Menurut Hotman, jumlah Rp20 miliar itu termasuk satu unit apartemen senilai Rp10 miliar dan furnish beserta perabotan yang ada didalamnya senilai Rp10 miliar.

Mereka tinggal di Apartemen Pakubuwono, ya apartemen mewah betul, kata Sarita lagi.

Bagi Sarita, apa yang dikatakan Hotman Paris bisa jadi bukti bahwa suaminya memang memiliki hubungan dengan Jennifer.

Namun, Sarita membantah jika dirinya dan suami sudah ada pembicaraan dalam upaya memperbaiki rumah tangga.

Bingung jawabnya ya, karena perselingkuhan berhasil disembunyikan lama.

Bisa saja bilangnya memperbaiki tapi sebetulnya cuma pencitraan saja,

Sarita yang merasa curiga dengan maksud pernyataan Hotman Paris.

Hotman juga mengatakan bahwa Jennifer Dunn dan Faisal Haris telah menikah siri pada akhir tahun 2015 yang juga dihadiri ibunda Jennifer dan seorang ustadz.

Jennifer sebelumnya sempat menikah dengan Bobby.

Baru-baru ini, telah beredar foto-foto Jennifer bersama gadis perempuan yang diakui anaknya.

Belum diketahui dengan pasti apakah anak tersebut hasil hubungan Jennifer dengan Bobby atau bukan.

Hotman Paris diketahui pernah menjadi kuasa hukum artis 28 tahun itu ketika tersangkut kasus terpidana korupsi Tubagus Chaeri Wardana alias Wawan pada awal tahun 2014.

Jennifer saat itu diperiksa Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) karena mendapat mobil Toyota Vellfire putih dari Wawan.

Selain itu, Jennifer juga mendapat fasilitas kartu kredit dengan limit Rp50 juta per bulan.

Wawan merupakan adik dari bekas gubernur Banten Ratu Atut Chosiyah, dan suami Walikota Tangerang Selatan Airin.

Wawan telah mendapat vonis 5 tahun penjara pada 23 Juni 2014 atas kasuspengadaan alat kesehatan (Alkes) Provinsi Banten sebesar Rp 30,39 miliar,

dan memberikan suap kepada Akil Mochtar terkait penanganan sengketa pilkada Lebak Banten, sebesar Rp 1 miliar.

Selain itu, Wawan selaku Komisaris PT Bali Pacific Pragama juga divonis hukuman 1 tahun penjara dan denda 50 juta karena terbukti korupsi proyek RSUD

Tanggerang Selatan dan sejumlah puskesmas tahun anggaran 2010-2012.

For more infomation >> Sarita: Haris Tak Pernah Akui Menikah Siri dengan Jennifer Dunn - Duration: 4:00.

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[Oh!쎈 컷]조작 남궁민·유준상·엄지원·문성근·전혜빈 포스 DKO 뉴스 - Duration: 4:20.

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Jay Du Temple animateur d'Occupation double Bali à Tout Le Monde En Parle TLMEP - Duration: 16:45.

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Cette qualité rend les hommes encore plus attirants que leur beauté |LSF TV - Duration: 5:12.

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King of Avalon: Dragon Warfare - Update 3.8 Alliance Conquest - Duration: 2:34.

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The Day of the Lord

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Uchha Lamba Kadd - Jass Khaira | Vik-M | New Punjabi Song 2017 | Full Official Video ● Tape Records - Duration: 2:52.

Uchha Lamba Kadd Utton Uchiyan Ne Heelan Ni Tu Turdi a lakk matka ke

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Son Tung M-TP - Be A Person Always Love You - Acoustic Version [Official Live Performance] - Duration: 3:16.

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Subway Surfers ( i'm op ) - Duration: 5:56.

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COLOR CHANGING JUICE?? | Painting with Pomegranate - Duration: 6:05.

*music*

*crinkling and squishing sounds*

*music*

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Voa News December 4, 2017 - Duration: 4:59.

From Washington, this is VOA news.

I'm Jonathan Jones reporting.

A suicide blast killed at least six civilians in eastern Afghanistan Sunday and wounded

13 others.

The bomber was on a motorcycle and apparently tried to reach the venue of a massive pro-government

rally in Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar province.

But Afghan security forces intercepted him far away from the event, prompting him to

donate explosives strapped to his body.

A provincial government spokesman told VOA that one woman and a child were among the

dead.

There have been no claims of responsibility for the violence.

Kurdish forces in Syria announced Sunday that they had regained control of a key area east

of the Euphrates River from Islamic State militants.

The People's Protection Units, or YPG, thanked Russian forces as well as the United States-led

coalition for logistical and air support in retaking Deir al-Zour's eastern countryside.

At a news conference on Sunday, the group's spokesperson said that he had hoped for more

coordination, however, with the two international powers.

President Trump has not yet made a decision on whether he will officially recognize Jerusalem

as the capital of Israel.

At least that's what his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner said Sunday.

Kushner spoke at an annual conference on U.S. policy in the Middle East in Washington.

He said, "He's still looking at a lot of different facts, and when he makes his decision, he'll

be the one to want to tell you, not me."

Kushner's comments follow reports in the past few days that Trump, indeed, will most likely

declare Jerusalem as the capital of Israel during a speech scheduled for Wednesday.

This is VOA news.

White House national security adviser General HR McMaster says the possibility of war with

nuclear armed North Korea "is increasing every day."

He said dictator Kim Jong Un is "getting closer and closer and there's not much time left."

McMaster spoke at a forum on Saturday in California.

"And so it's immensely important that we work together with all of our allies, partners,

everyone internationally, to convince Kim Jong Un that the continued pursuit of these

capabilities is a dead end for him and his regime."

McMaster said Americans should feel safe attending the Winter Olympics in South Korea in February.

He said President Trump is sending a "strong, presidential delegation to the Olympics."

The U.N. refugee agency reports the number of refugees who have fled into Zambia to escape

militant violence in two provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo has now topped

12,000.

Correspondent Lisa Schlein reports for VOA from UNHCR headquarters in Geneva.

The agency reports more than 8,400 Congolese refugees have arrived in Zambia in just the

last three months, indicating a worsening of the situation in southeastern Democratic

Republic of Congo.

Government forces reportedly are killing many civilians in response to the rebellion in

Haut-Katanga and Tanganyika Provinces against the continued rule of the country's president,

Joseph Kabila.

To put the increasing instability in the country in perspective, UNHCR spokesman Babar Baloch

notes more than four million people are internally displaced in DRC.

He tells VOA within the past month alone, 200,000 more people have fled their homes.

"When you do the math, the rough total of internal displacement comes to around 6,500

people being displaced each day."

Baloch says some 80 percent of the refugees are women and children, driven out by the

extreme brutality of rampaging militias.

Lisa Schlein, for VOA news, Geneva.

In a series of Sunday morning tweets from the White House, President Trump attacked

his own Federal Bureau of Investigation and he said he never asked then-FBI Director James

Comey to stop investigating his one-time national security adviser Michael Flynn about his contacts

with Russia's ambassador to Washington.

"The FBI's reputation," said President Trump, "is in Tatters, the worst in History!"

There is more on these and other late breaking and developing stories, from around the world,

around the clock, at voanews.com and on the VOA news mobile app.

I'm Jonathan Jones reporting from the world headquarters of the Voice of America in Washington.

That's the latest world news from VOA.

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Conor Mcgregor Trolls Max Holloway; UFC 218 Post Fight Reactions; Kamaru Usman on Emil Meek Fight - Duration: 2:59.

Fight I have an update directly from Usman regarding

his fight vs emil meek and whether the fight will be going down.

He said he's been fighting the flu for the last week.

He was told that Meek was unlikely to be issued a visa and that he didn't want to train

for no reason.

He said yesterday he realized that Meek had his visa approved and said it was too late

to fight him.

as far as he knows the fight is off.

He wants to see how he feels next week and then he'll have an official response.

He also said he fears nothing that Meek brings to the table because he can't out wrestle

him, out grapple him, and doesn't have the punching power that Woodley has.

He said the fight was initially made to keep him busy so he doesn't understand why fans

are calling him a duck if he's looking for better opponents.

UFC 218 has concluded and we saw Francis Ngannou obliterate Alistair Overeem with THE nastiest

uppercut I have ever seen in round 1.

I feel Francis possesses the equivalent, if not, more power than shane carwin did in his

prime.In the post fight press conference He said he feels great and couldn't stop thinking

about stipe during his training camp and through the buildup of this fight.

Both he and Dana want to set the fight up as soon as possible.

He plans to spend his bonus money on a training camp in Paris, visit his family in Cameroon,

and wants to invest more money into a gym he's building for kids.

And for those concerned for Overeems overall health.

He said he's fine and was just caught by an uppercut from hell.

Max Holloway tko'd Jose Aldo for the second time via punches in round 3 but did it 40

seconds faster this time around.

When asked about whether he would be interested in a rematch with conor he said "if the

UFC offered me the fight I'd gladly fight him."

If the conor fight doesn't happen it's not on my side I'll tell you guys right

now."

Mcregor trolled Holloway on twitter with this tweet saying that he misses these sunglasses.

This is a picture after Max's loss to conor in 2013.

It must've been his way of implying who the real king of the featherweight division

is.

Conor is tactical so I'm sure he's setting up an additional lucrative future fight.

This was also Max's last loss before going on his 12 fight win streak.

Max replied to conor and said "miss the sunglasses?

I bet you also miss 2015 brother.

Retired fighters love the past."

A poll was taken to see who fans want to see mcgregor face next and it's still Tony Ferguson

for a title defense.

But Max Holloway has pulled ahead of Nate Diaz.

This is a small sample size so variance is a factor here as the voting can swing quickly

in another fighters favor.

Who do you guys want to see Conor face next?

and finally Eddie Alvarez and Justin Gaethje's highly anticipated fight lived up to the hype

as they had a toe to toe slugfest.

In round 2 we saw Alvarez's right cheek inflate to the size of a tennis ball.

I thought he would quit but he pressed on the gas and managed to tko Justin via knees

and punches in the 3rd round.

Both eddie alvarez and Justin Gaethje did not attend the post fight conference as they

were escorted to the hospital.

Both fighters $50k Fight of the night bonus.

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Outlander Season 3 Episode 12: First Reaction "The Bakra" - Duration: 2:47.

hi guys I'm Melissa Elise and you're watching Melissa Elise TV welcome to my

first reaction of Outlander season 3 episode 12 The Bakra this episode

had so many surprises and my mind was blown so many times but by the end I was

just a little annoyed let's start with the surprises though

so the first mind explosion was the reveal of the Bakra as Mrs. Abernathy aka Geillis Duncan

The minute I heard her voice I was like Geillis what Wow okay so but then of

course I was curious how did she get into that house how did she get to

Jamaica but all of us revealed later at the Governor's Ball when she sees Claire

then I wasn't surprised but more like of course this is happening when Claire

witnessed the slave trade sometimes I just don't understand why she throws

herself into situations she knows will get everyone into trouble like attacking

a slave trader in front of everyone she just does not use her capable brain when

she gets this emotional even though she knows the history and the time that

she's in the situation does work in their favor though when their new

companion is able to get them information at the Governor's Ball when

the Campbells show up in the service of Geillis I was a little surprised but

more relieved to finally see their connection to everything and then we see

that Geillis is still up to her old Jacobite ways so no surprise there

but I was truly blown away when the new governor turns out to be Lord John Gray

this could not have worked out better for the Frasers that is until Captain

Leonard shows up and of course they couldn't just get a

as the episode played out with all the reveals of old characters I had so many

questions come up but most of them were answered by the end and I'm not sure if

I love the way that Diana Gabaldon crafts the story where everyone's lives

just intersect continuously at just the right moment or if it feels a little bit contrived

I do know that I feel a little annoyed because we spent so much of this

season slowly playing out background information and though it was important

now that the action and the excitement is picked up the season is over okay

that's my two cents for now check out my Outlander review on Wednesday for a full

episode breakdown and leave a comment below letting me know what surprised you

most about the back row if you enjoyed this video like and subscribe for more

awesomeness thanks for watching

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