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The date is August 21st 2017, and the war is going poorly for NATO. The Russians

have broken through to the south of Kiev and are pouring units into the depths of

NATO's rear. I command one such unit: 3rd battalion of the 32nd motor rifles. The

lead elements of this unit are now approaching objective.

Presently available to me are the lead elements of my battle group: the battalion scouts and

a reinforced rifle platoon. Their task is to push forward try and establish

observation on the city and secure any high ground that may pose a threat to

the MSR. The vanguard of my battalion will shortly be joined by the lead

company which is reinforced with a tank platoon as is usual with the Russian

forces. The battle area has a large water obstacle and several bridges that would

serve as choke points, however the stream is fordable in almost every place. The

main obstacle to crossing the river for vehicular traffic is a soggy ground. I

envision two possible courses of action depending on the strength of the enemy's

anti-tank defenses. The first is a dismounted attack across a swollen

stream. The second is a mounted assault towards bridges with a supporting attack by the lead elements

The scout platoon advances down the MSR and begins to

approach the high ground. Nothing suggests it is occupied and they take no fire, a foot

patrol however, will be dispatched to confirm that this is true or not

Meanwhile the reinforced platoons weapons teams move to establish

overwatch on the city these will cover the MTLBs that will

soon cross the river. The treeline is thick, offers good cover, and hopefully better

concealment. It also provides good lines of sight into a broad part of the city.

Scout platoon is fording their water obstacle and are preparing to snoop the high

ground on foot.

Attempting to remain inconspicuous, the weapons team to crawl the last few

meters to the edge of the tree line. There they rapidly set up their weapons

and await the order to fire. Using a convenient gully to dismount unseen near

the high ground, a dismounted Patrol is dispatched and is swiftly able to

confirm that the hill is unoccupied.

Automatic grenade launchers will soon join this position, reinforcing the

observation post, and allowing it to rapidly become a base of fire if need be.

Perhaps sensing something is afoot enemy artillery begins to range in on the

weapons team's location. The MTLBs carrying the rest of the platoon move

forward to their jump off positions regardless.

As they move to their final jump-off positions in a woodlot one, of the MTLBs -

being overexposed - is struck by an ATGM. This is a costly early mistake and

all the dismounts are made casualties. My owner artillery now begins to land and this

will cover the dangerous cross-river dash. The buildings being shelled will serve

either as a jump-off point for a continued attack by this rifle platoon -

now less a squad - or as a support by fire position.

With fortuitous timing the follow-on rifle company, tank platoon in tow, begins

to arrive just as my shaping attacks begin.

It will however take some time to iron out the traffic difficulties inherent

with such a packed formation arriving.

The observation post has not been idle either and the scouts posted their

reported movement of enemy infantry on rooftops and a key-holed BTR-70. The

info will have made its way through the battalion group net well before the main

effort is launched.

With everything nearly in position, the first real aggressive moves in the battle

begin, as fire is placed on several prominent buildings by the Weapons teams.

Frustratingly, my enemy maintains his fire discipline. As he declines to engage

my weapons, I gather no real information about his defenses. The Scout OP

more productive. BTR 70s are reported as seen being driven westwards out of town.

I'm not exactly sure what to make of this however.

A Forward Observer sets up a second observation post in what I believe is

meant to be a water tower.

Just below him, the assault company has formed up it is centrally located and

can easily execute either the templated courses of action.

The enemy's lack of response to the weapons teams allows the rifle platoon's

surviving MTLBs to make the dangerous cross-river dash

without further loss.

The scouts have remounted and are attempting to seal the Western exits to

the city; a group of apartment buildings just opposite the urban area is their goal.

First, however, they engage the previously spotted BTR. Using the tall multi-storey

buildings as reference points, a six tube 120 millimeter barrage is arranged to

prepare the main effort.

The attempt by the scouts to get behind the objective only earns me another

destroyed MTLB. Surviving dismounts quickly tumble out of their tracks and

attempt to engage the offending enemy.

However, they take fire from the city, are caught in enfilade and are forced to break

contact under the cover of smoke.

A firefight rapidly develops as more and more enemy positions unmask in the

struggle for fire superiority.

With help from the fragile but still potent MTLBs the enemy fire begins to

slacken considerably.

Eventually most of the enemy wisely call it quits

and begin to pull back, covered by the machine guns. This suggests that this is an

orderly withdrawal and not a panic-induced route. The firefight is

definitely a notable success: several anti-tank teams were swept from the

rooftops. The hornet's nest has been kicked: with the knowledge that the

wooded hillock which was by the smoke to the left edge of the screen, has at least

ATGM that can fire on the bridge, I've elected to go for the first course of

action. The attack will be dismounted and supported by armor my plan is to break

into the suburbs if for no other reason than the fact enemy weapons teams were

killed or compelled to retreat from this part of the city already after that a

push to the center to roll the enemy out of town is the obvious course to

continue the attack.

With the barrage falling the assault company deploys.

The t-72s soon add their direct fire to the mix as the infantry dismounted in a copse

of trees just behind them.

The exchange is not one-sided as my opponent reminds me he has a voice in the matter

as well. Scratch one T-72.

The infantry begin their

advance and the covering fire is intensified.

The lack of enemy small-arms fire is beginning to become disconcerting. My own

infantry are filtering up any scrap of cover available, and yet they take no

fire. Indeed, the only activity at this point is enemy ATGMs nonchalantly

displacing. They're able to escape without taking any casualties either.

Foolishly believing that the coast is clear

I begin to fan out a bit earlier than planned enemy fire begins almost

immediately in response to this it's sporadic at first but rapidly

intensifies.

Opposite of the main effort the independent platoon starts to push out

of their buildings and towards the objectives

Using the smoke generators to frustrate any enemy ATGMs, my tanks prepare to move

up to the infantry.

From the riverbank I'm hoping the tanks will be better positioned to help cover

my men as they ford the river.

The smoke generators continued to be put to good use

flinging smoke onto the exposed bank.

Normally it's a bad idea to advance through smoke like this but the opposite

bank is actually in dead ground thanks to a raised wall so I decide to break

this little rule

The first men have finished wading across the river, unscathed

and I'm forming up along the raised wall.

The armor soon follows, risking immobilization in the soft ground. My

opponent has begun fighting from ground floors and my lead unit soon began

exchanging fire with enemy infantry

It appears that the enemy have caught their breath; BTR and RPG fire is intense but

it cannot stop the constant stream of men flowing into the city.

The bulk of my assault company is now across the river, despite my enemy clinging to

positions tenaciously things appear to be going my way. The goal now is to make

the city into manageable platoon sized chunks and drive the defenders towards the

West.

The fight is intense, but goes my way almost invariably.

The trail platoon of the assault company has crossed the river, and is now moving up to its platoon

objective.

Enemy riflemen aren't the only threat. RPGs are still game and make several attempts at

my tanks.

These attacks tend to be suicidal however, and draw furious return fire. Sheer fire superiorty

is cutting what would otherwise be organized resistance at the knees.

Under this immense pressure resistance inexorably collapses. Nasty surprises

remain however; closer to the city center the enemy still has a stomach for the

fight.

With the clock running down impatience inevitably creeps in. Mistakes are made

as a result, and in a vicious cycle, these last-minute frustrations lead to even

more haste more avoidable losses this hurry costs me another MTLB from the

scout platoon, and even more embarrassingly a second T-72.

Despite these last-minute frustrations we're able to clear the suburbs and

secure the town center, accomplishing the majority of our objectives.

The fight may as well serve as a cross-section of conventional conflicts:

despite the small size of the forces involved the city is a smoking, heaping

ruin in many places. Munition expenditure is also ghastly. My remaining

Armour is down to a handful of HE and HEAT. Losses on both sides are equally

serious: the enemy all but wiped out and the equivalent of a platoon destroyed on

my end.

The horrors of modern combat aside, the mission is a tactical success. My

opponent, in a sportsman-like gesture decides to surrender, rather than call

for a ceasefire. Despite having stragglers on several of the remaining

objectives. I'm upset at the late-game losses, especially considering how light

the enemy force ultimately ended up being. However it is always satisfying to

see a plan play out more or less as one hoped. I'm Rinaldi, thank you for watching, and

I'll see you all next time

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Everything Coming To Netflix In March 2018 - Duration: 15:17.

This March, Netflix is heating up its line-up with more original movies and TV shows than

you can shake a Fire Stick at.

"Whoa!"

We're staring down the barrel over 50 new original releases, including new seasons of

Jessica Jones, Santa Clarita Diet, and A Series of Unfortunate Events — and that's just

the beginning.

Here's everything to look forward to on Netflix in March 2018, starting with the Netflix originals.

21 Thunder: Season 1

Netflix is kicking off the month with 21 Thunder, a dramatic sports series that centered on

a fictional soccer team called the Montreal Thunder.

From the trailer, it looks like a Friday Night Lights for the soccer crowd, following the

players and coaches through the drama of their personal lives both on and off the field.

Queue up Season 1 on March 1st.

Flint Town

The town of Flint, Michigan, made headlines in 2014 when officials discovered that over

100,000 people had been exposed to contaminated water.

Now, Netflix is centering a new documentary series on the controversial burg from a different

angle — Flint Town follows the town's law enforcement as they deal with crime, violence,

and outrage in the wake of the water crisis.

Tune in for every nail-biting moment on March 2nd.

Girls Incarcerated: Season 1

This new documentary series goes behind bars in juvenile women's prisons to follow the

day-to-day lives of their young inmates.

"I've been locked up in and out for like, four years."

"Six months…"

"For a year and three days."

Season 1 of Girls Incarcerated arrives on March 2nd, so tune in for all the drama the

justice system has to offer.

Ravenous

Also known by its original title of Les Affames, Ravenous is a Canadian drama about a small

group of survivors in rural Quebec struggling to survive against a zombie hoard.

Ravenous debuted at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival to generous reviews and walked

away with the award for Best Canadian Film.

There's not much more hype we can give it, so check it out when it hits Netflix on the

second of the month.

The World's Most Extraordinary Homes: Season 1

Think you've got a crazy home just because you spent your life savings on lawn flamingos?

"Well, there's something you don't see every day."

"I tried to think of the most harmless thing ---- something I loved from my childhood."

Well, think again.

This Netflix rebranding of the BBC Two show takes a stunning look at some of the most

radical residences on the planet, from architectural wonders nestled deep in the woods to extravagant

island retreats.

Check out Season 1 on March 5th.

Jessica Jones: Season 2

As one of the original Marvel shows on Netflix, fans have been waiting for a second season

of Jessica Jones since 2015, only to feel their souls constrict a little more every

year it didn't happen.

Well, the long, bitter wait is over.

Tune in for more episodes of everyone's favorite alcoholic superheroine on March 8.

"You drinking to remember or forget?"

"Giving a s--- won't get you a better tip."

Bad Guys: Vile City: Season 1

This South Korean crime thriller is a direct spinoff of the 2014 award-winning series Bad

Guys, which saw three criminals released from prison to help track down even worse criminals.

Bad Guys: Vile City follows the same premise with a new cast, and looks just as riveting

as the original series.

Check it out on March 8th.

Ladies First

If you follow Olympic archery, you'll probably recognize the name Deepika Kumari, one of

the top female archers in the world.

Ladies First is a new documentary that exposes Kumari's roots to the streets of India and

traces her hard-fought journey from poverty to one of the world's most elite athletes.

Tune in for what's bound to be an emotional journey on March 8th.

Collateral

For high-octane murder mystery thrills, look no further than Collateral, a limited series

about an assassination on the streets of London and a police detective who's certain that

there's more to the story than meets the eye.

Starring Mudbound's Carey Mulligan, Collateral looks like a sleek, thrilling mystery that'll

keep you hooked until the last episode.

Find out when it premieres on March 9th.

Love: Season 3

In this comedy series created by Judd Apatow, Paul Rust and Gillian Jacobs star as Gus and

Mickey, two twenty-somethings caught up in a neurotic whirlwind of modern romance.

You can experience all the ups and downs when Season 3 of Love drops on March 9th.

A.I.C.O.

Incarnation: Season 1

Netflix is rolling out a good half dozen new anime series in March, and one of the most

exciting looks to be A.I.C.O Incarnation.

This futuristic sci-fi story starts with an experiment gone wrong that creates an oozing

AI monstrosity called Matter that's threatening to destroy the city… and maybe the world.

Now, it's up to a bionic 15-year-old girl named Aico to save everyone.

Strap on your roller skates and mark your calendar for March 9th.

My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman: Malala Yousafzai

In the previous two installments of David Letterman's well-received hour-long talk show,

the late-night maven sat down with Barack Obama and George Clooney.

This month, Letterman is hosting a one-on-one with Malala Yousafzai, the youngest person

to ever be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Take a look when the newest episode lands on March 9th.

Nailed It: Season 1

Netflix calls this cooking competition show "part reality contest, part hot mess," which

doesn't sound like your average cooking show.

"Can't forget the vodka."

The show hand picks a group of terrible bakers and pits them against each other in a culinary

cook-off for a $10,000 grand prize.

Tune in for all the mayhem on March 9th.

The Outsider

Starring Jared Leto as a soldier forced to begin working for the yakuza in exchange for

his freedom, The Outsider definitely looks like an epic story with some seriously brutal

action sequences.

Look for it on March 9th.

Terrace House: Opening New Doors: Part 1

The premise of this Japanese language reality series is instantly familiar — a group of

young people live in a house filled with cameras.

But rather than the fights and drama of similar shows like The Real World or Big Brother,

there isn't a lot that happens in Terrace House.

It's just six people being pretty nice to each other.

For 30 minutes at a time, you can watch a group of people sitting around watching TV,

eating, and awkwardly making eye contact.

Where will Terrace House: Opening New Doors take us?

The suspense is gently, apologetically killing us, but we'll all just have to wait until

March 13th to find out.

Tabula Rasa: Season 1

This series centers on a woman with total amnesia who finds out that she's the prime

suspect in a murder investigation.

To convince the police that she had nothing to do with the murder, she has to dig into

her subconscious to prove that she's innocent.

It looks like a trippy, psychological ride, so don't miss it when Season 1 premieres on

March 15th.

Take Your Pills

Can one drug define a generation?

That's the question asked by Take Your Pills.

Directed by Alison Klayman, this documentary looks at the excessive use of stimulants like

Ritalin and Adderall in schools and workplaces.

Queue it up on March 16th.

Wild Wild Country

In 1981, an Indian guru began building a city in Oregon, planning to turn the fringe community

into a desert utopia.

The group was later found to be behind the largest bioterrorist attack in US history

and a plot to assassinate a government official.

Wild Wild Country is an unforgettable journey through the group's formation and their later

downfall.

Look for it on Netflix on March 16th.

On My Block: Season 1

In urban L.A., four teenagers struggle to fit in at their new high school while dealing

with life in the inner city.

That's the premise for On My Block, a new comedy from the creator of MTV's Awkward.

The first season arrives on March 16th.

Edha: Season 1

There's a lot going on in the trailers for Edha, an Argentinian series focused on the

dark side of the Buenos Aires fashion industry, but the main takeaway is that this is shaping

up to be a gritty, brutal show.

In a world of greed and betrayal, who can you really trust?

Find out on March 16th.

The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter

Plot details about The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter have been few and far between,

but all we need to know is that it stars Danny McBride and Josh Brolin, and it was produced

by the folks behind Eastbound & Down.

Should be an interesting ride.

The movie is scheduled to premiere at the 2018 SXSW Film Festival before its March 16th

launch on Netflix.

Layla M.

Politically charged and culturally relevant, Layla M. is a story about an 18-year-old Muslim

girl living in Amsterdam who's dealt with discrimination her whole life.

But when she marries a man with ties to a Middle Eastern Islamic cell, her whole world

changes.

Tune in for the riveting journey on March 23rd.

Requiem: Season 1

Originally aired on BBC One, Requiem is a fantasy thriller about a young woman who heads

out to a small village in the country to find answers about her past.

There, she discovers a supernatural force that may threaten everything she's ever known.

Take a look when Season 1 hits Netflix on March 23rd.

Roxanne Roxanne

Written and directed by Michael Larnell, this Netflix original movie tells the true story

of Roxanne Shante, a female rapper who became a legend of hip hop in the mid '80s.

Roxanne Roxanne follows the teenage MC through her early years and chronicles her rise to

fame.

Get with the beat on March 23rd.

Game Over, Man!

From the team behind Workaholics comes one of the most anticipated Netflix films of early

2018 — Game Over, Man!

The Workaholics crew star as three slacker waiters who have to rise to the challenge

when the hotel where they work is taken over by terrorists.

Tune in for the laughs on March 23rd.

Santa Clarita Diet: Season 2

This zombie comedy starring Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant received rave reviews

over the course of its first season, leaving fans clamoring for a second almost from the

beginning.

It may have taken a year, but their wishes have finally been answered.

Look for it on March 23rd.

The Mechanism: Season 1

Loosely based on a real-life corporate scandal, The Mechanism is a scripted drama series that

looks into corruption and greed.

With Narcos executive producer Jose Padilha as showrunner, you know it's going to be a

crazy ride.

Take a look on March 23rd.

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season 2

Winding down the month, Netflix is rolling out the second season of A Series of Unfortunate

Events, with the events of books five through nine as the main focus of the upcoming season.

If you can't get enough of Count Olaf and the Baudelaire orphans, mark your calendar.

"Premiering March 30th.

Cheers!"

Rapture

Netflix is doubling down on their hip hop history with Rapture, an eight-part documentary

series that takes a magnifying glass to the biggest rap stars on the planet.

If you've ever wondered what goes on in the personal lives of celebs like 2 Chainz, G-Eazy,

and A Boogie wit da Hoodie, you'll finally get your chance to find out on March 30th.

First Match

Continuing their theme of female empowerment in honor of International Women's Day, Netflix

is releasing this hard-hitting drama about a teenage girl who joins an all-boys wrestling

team.

The movie is based on a short film of the same name that won some awards in 2000.

Look for it on March 30th.

Happy Anniversary

In this indie comedy, a young couple take a hard look at their marriage and try to decide

whether they want to get a divorce on their three year anniversary.

"Happy anniversary."

"Yeah!"

Happy Anniversary stars Ben Schwartz and Noel Wells, and premieres on March 30.

The Titan

Netflix hasn't promoted this upcoming sci-fi thriller, but one of the film's writers confirmed

on Twitter that The Titan will indeed be released as a Netflix original.

Sam Worthington stars as a soldier who gets genetically altered to survive on Saturn's

moon Titan.

Mark your calendar - The Titan shows up on March 30th.

Trailer Park Boys: Season 12

Canada's trailer park heroes are back for yet another season of their award-winning

comedy series.

Season 12 will see Julian, Ricky, and Bubbles doing more things than ever.

"There's two things that dogs don't mix with: kitties and Bubbles."

Check it out on March 30th.

Trump: An American Dream: Season 1

This month, Netflix is pointing their political spotlight on the White House with Trump: An

American Dream, a Netflix rebranding of the UK-produced documentary about Donald Trump.

The series will dig through over five decades of the current POTUS' past.

Season 1 drops on March 30th.

Original stand-up comedy

Keep your eyes peeled for a host of brand new stand-up comedy specials this March, with

a heavy focus on international acts.

Look for a new special by Adel Karam on March 1st, followed by Malena Pichot and Natalia

Valdebenito on the 2nd.

As the month rolls on, Netflix will drop Gad Elmaleh: American Dream on the 6th, Ricky

Gervais: Humanity on the 13th, and Season 2 of The Standups on March 20th.

If you're looking for laughs, you're definitely in the right place.

That covers all the Netflix originals.

Now, let's look at all the other movies and TV shows coming to Netflix in March 2018.

New movies

Netflix is only bringing in a handful of new action movies this month.

For sword-and-sandals epics, we've got 300 arriving on the 1st and 2017's Troy: The Odyssey

coming on the 12th.

On the sci-fi spectrum, look for 2307: Winter's Dream on the 1st, along with Battle Drone

and I Am Number Four.

In the mood for lighter fare?

Netflix is adding a great selection of comedies in March.

The first of the month will see Ghostbusters 1 and 2, Beerfest, and The Bucket List hitting

the streaming service.

Also keep an eye out for Jackass: Number Two and Jackass 3.5 on the 1st and 15th respectively.

There won't be a whole lot of change on the documentary front this month, but the few

films that are arriving will definitely be worth watching.

Look for Expedition China on the 4th, Conor McGregor: Notorious on the 21st, and Red Trees

on the 24th.

And if that's not enough drama, Martin Scorsese's Casino is joining the Netflix ranks on the

first, along with Gridiron Gang, Moon, Revolutionary Road, and Up in the Air.

Go ahead and take our money now.

"Here, take mine too."

New family arrivals on the first of the month include the animated adventure comedy Alpha

and Omega and Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild.

On the 6th, relive the classics with 1974's Benji and the 1977 sequel, For the Love of

Benji — just in time for Netflix's original Benji reboot on March 16th.

Finally, Netflix's new thriller lineup is heating up along with the weather.

All three Cruel Intentions films arrive on the first, side-by-side with Hostage, The

Descent, and The Gift.

Finally, Let Me In is showing up to creep out audiences at the end of the month.

Look for that on the 31st.

New television

March won't herald the arrival of much new television, with only five non-Netflix shows

landing throughout the month.

On March 1st, look for the 18th season of Law & Order: SVU, followed by the second season

of The Hollywood Masters on March 15th.

Finally, the month ends with the 2018 season of Men on a Mission on March 27th and the

kids' series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir on the 30th.

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Recently, a California woman named Jasmine Gabriel went viral for putting her ex on

blast, after she was ordered to pay him $68 a month in child support.

She set up a public GoFundMe page titled, Please Help My Broke Husband.

>> My God.

>> Jasmine claims her ex is suffering from quote, they're a bitch syndrome.

>> [LAUGH] >> And

Jasmine feels he's just being spiteful asking her for money to help pay for

their daughter, when she's the one who has her most of the time.

The page is now closed, but it did raise more than $1,200.

>> See, I can't.

>> So ladies, [LAUGH], would you want to donate to Jasmine's very important cause?

>> Hell, no.

>> Amanda, why?

>> They both sound petty.

>> They both sound petty?

>> I'm worried about the daughter.

>> Yes. >> [APPLAUSE]

>> That's what I was too.

>> I'm worried about

the daughter. >> Good answer.

>> If you had two

grown people that are bickering in this way, and

in a public forum, and they just forget that like social media lasts forever.

>> Yes.

>> They forget that like now you're pulling in other people, and

opinions, and what not.

And your daughter is just not, and that stuff doesn't just leave,

because you post it and walk away.

>> Yep. >> You carry that energy with you.

It's in the home with you.

It resonates, and the kid has to take that in.

I think people forget.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Yeah.

>> Yes. That kids internalize-

>> That kids, yes, they feel things.

>> Very true.

>> I just can't believe that two fully grown adults, that have the energy,

the time, and the know how to make a baby,

can't find themselves a job, can't find themselves a way to make some money.

How could people make babies and not figure out a plan after that?

>> No, I think it's just the fact that she's upset,

and she is trying to find a way to lash out.

And this is just not the way to do it.

>> It's not.

>> I mean, it's just not.

>> Go to kickboxing.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Especially, when you have a daughter.

Go to kickboxing.

>> Yeah, yeah give us some suggestions.

Go to kickboxing.

>> Right. >> Take a walk.

>> Write, journal. >> But maybe he is a corny dude, though.

I'm not trying to take that away.

But you all love corny?

>> Yes, of course.

>> [LAUGH] >> So she needs to own her corniness too.

>> Yeah, but I don't understand the money part.

So she wants money, because he's not paying her money?

>> No, he is getting child support from her.

>> Right, she has to pay $68 a month.

>> And so, she was saying that he was being petty for asking for that.

That he needs to get a job,so that he doesn't need that from her.

So her way of doing that was saying, well, you ain't gonna get it from me.

I'm gonna get it from the community.

>> Yes. >> And that's what I have a problem with.

I ain't giving you no money.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> That's the whole point.

>> That's what I was trying to get to.

[CROSSTALK] >> No it's true.

>> I shouldn't have to pay, because you made a mistake.

You picked that sucker, not me.

>> [LAUGH] >> You pay!

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Yes, completely.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> And I'm just also wondering what,

how does the court decision land at $68?

Like that's just a weird amount.

[CROSSTALK] >> That should tell you how much brokeness

is in that relationship.

>> Well, I hope they figure it out for their daughter.

>> For the baby, yeah.

>> Yes, and I hope those people who gave the $1,200, you get a refund, please.

>> [LAUGH] >> Get your money back.

>> I wondering about why they wanted to donate.

>> Who are those people?

>> I wonder. >> I don't know.

>> I always look at the people who like.

>> It's probably women that went through the same thing that she's going through.

So maybe they feel like they're helping her.

>> Keep your money and buy some drinks!

>> [APPLAUSE]

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it's dry and today we're putting the actual paint on

and it was really hard to decide what paint color

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it's actually really difficult to pick

a white color because you have to consider all the undertones but I think we've

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we picked a color called

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red undertone

E: Look at that!

All done with the first coat

Now we're gonna go have some lunch while it dries

Hey guys. It's the second coat right now

It's turning out really nice

beautiful

but we don't have a lot of paint left. I bought one

gallon and this one coat took up

three-quarters of that gallon but we're

hoping that it will cover the whole room

once again. We think it will

because the primer that was on it before we painted it the first

time kind of soaks up some of the paint so this time having a latex paint as the

base will not use so much paint

hopefully

Where's the screwdriver?

E: what do you think of the color

nice

Well today is a really overcast day

so we won't know until it's sunny

my mom had a market this morning

and she had some left over pies so she

gave Ryan two strawberry pies

I thought they were cherry pies so I got all excited

she brought me this raspberry jam

crust pie crust thing. Ain't it cute

Today we're gonna donate our stuffed animal

animals... whats the sign for animals?

So we're gonna donate our stuffed animals to the daycare I work at

That's what we're giving away

E: watch out for the coffee

This is the last one she got me

You know why it's so big?

I bought her a big one and she was like okay I'll guy a bigger one

so that's why she got me this

but I think it would be good for the kids to sleep on

It's soft right here

soft

so I think it would be good

I got it for him for graduation

This one was for Valentines Day obviously

I think 3 years ago for Valentines Day

This one you can see that it was when we first started dating

we didn't want to overwhelm each other right

so you bought me small things

You didn't want to overwhelme me.

Woah, you like me that much

E: haha

get something small

This is something car related I want the kids of tomorrow to learn

It has everything. The engine

Inside you can see all the gauges. It actually turns

see under too

Ryan is so sweet. He always got me big teddy bears.

This is the teddy bear he was talking about that

I was like I'm gonna get you a bigger one

So this was Christmas. I know this was Christmas

This was when we got back together

when we went to... what's that place called?

Universal Studio

We were broken up before that

and we went when we weren't together

and it was a fun night

We were kind of like feeling each other

like not really sure if we wanted to get back together or not

so it was an exciting night

This was given to me from my dad

He would travel a lot for work so he gave me this

we just left the daycare and we gave them the kids the toys and the stuffed

animals and they were so happy.

They. Especially the big one. The big one

I told you!

They were jumping on so much I wish we could

film it but of course privacy, kids

don't want to involve that but they were

so happy and they make me so happy

Ryan though was kind of like. I try to like because there's a baby, a five month

old and I was holding her like Ryan you should hold her

and he was like oh no no no no

yeah

I didn't want to hold her

Do babies scare you?

They're not scary. I just don't want to hold them

the kids loved you though

They kept on trying to play with Ryan

I'd tell them, "go over there"

They would go away and then immediately come back

"go over there"

They'd come back

Just too much fun

I guess I am

we stopped at Bloomingdale's to pick up some more

coffee for Ryan because we're all out

We're not out yet

We're out of your favorite

Roma

yeah

We have cioccolato still

We still have that but you don't like that

no, I like it

You like it for... at night

for dessert, but you hate it in the morning

That's true. You know me so well

yeah

I know him

It's early morning so it's super empty

kids are like life. They make life so much more fun and more

just joyful

Looks good. I want to try cutting with it

I'm curious how many of you guys have kids?

Employee: There you go

E: Thank you

Employee: You're welcome

hey. It's later in the week

I don't know where we stopped or left off

but today Tammy my brother's girlfriend

she's so sweet she brought me doughnuts for an early birthday gift today these are

my favorite doughnut

raspberry pistachio berry

and mango these are

vegan doughnuts it's so good they're fried in

avocado oil really good and they're Ryan approved

They're good

I went to a car event to support my friend who's hosting it

Then I came over

We are going to go have dinner with my family

my birthday's later this later in the

week so I was thinking that we could just celebrate today since it's the

weekend and I didn't want to trouble anyone with getting together again for

my birthday so tonight we can maybe celebrate instead

okay we'll see you

Bye! Love you!

Sign Duo

OUT!

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2nd Tank Battalion's DFT at Fort Stewart, really the significance of it is the closure of

SR-10 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

We look through all the east coasts and we found Fort Stewart as a good base to not only fire,

but to also work on some of the other capabilities we have in the battalion that needed exercising.

The priority of training out here was the tank crew ranges. The next priority was

maneuver training for the tank platoons and tank company then we looked at how

we could potentially train our H&S Marines.

We didn't not only focus on tank gunnery, tank skills, we use this base those full

capability and got that training for the whole battalion which includes

the 500 Marines and sailors of this battalion.

I'm always impressed with them. They stay motivated even being away from family for 37 days.

We just got back from an ITX before we rolled out here.

We can go out here and do stuff that we can'tdo back home.

It's definitely a test for them, but so far I mean I've seen them persevere, rise to the occasion and it's

been a great experience.

Overall it's been a phenomenal opportunity and I think it's a benefit to the platoon and to the company

and ultimately to the battalion and I think we'll leave a better unit from here

than when we showed up.

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Well, Well, Well, Sick Sheriff's Reason For Ordering Deputies NOT To Help Students

Just Revealed The Broward County Sheriff's office has

been under intense scrutiny in the weeks following the school shooting that claimed the lives

of 17 students and teachers.

The question of why the officers who arrived on the scene didn't actually go in and engage

the suspect is utmost on everyone's minds.

Apparently, they set up a perimeter and let the students fend for themselves.

Would the outcome have still been deadly if police had rushed in?

We don't really know, but there's an excellent chance that the body count would have at least

been lower.

Just the threat of another person in the building, hunting the hunter would likely have slowed

him down, and anything to slow the spray of bullets would have been welcome to the targets

and their families.

But the question remains; why?

Why did those who have dedicated their lives to public service decide to stand back?

As it turns out they were ordered to stand down.

The next question is another "why"?

Why would the powers that be ask the officers that they've put so much money into training

to back off and let this happen?

Because of lawsuits.

That's the short and sweet answer.

Biz Pac Review reports that the order to stand down came to any officers who didn't have

their body cam on, and unfortunately, they didn't have body cams:

"Deputies with the Broward County Sheriff's Office in Florida were ordered not to go into

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School while students were being slaughtered inside by

crazed gunman Nikolas Cruz.

Sources say the shocking reason for the decision to not help victims is that the deputies did

not have body cameras on them.Our sources near the Broward County sheriff's department

are telling us that the deputies who arrived at the scene of the shooting were told not

to enter the school unless their body cameras were turned on,' Fox News host Laura Ingraham

said (video below).

'Then we found out that the deputies did not have body cameras, so they did not enter

the building or engage the shooter.'

It's unclear who issued the order for deputies to stand idly by as a deadly crisis erupted

around them.

It's likely the death count could have been mitigated had law enforcement done their jobs,

which was to protect children.

Ingraham added: 'Curiously, police also lost radio communications during the Parkland

shooting.

And our source claims that radio communication also went dead during the Fort Lauderdale

airport shooting in 2017 that [Sheriff Scott Israel] also got a lot of criticism for.'

This is the latest shocking revelation that spotlights the epic incompetence and possible

criminal negligence of the Broward County Sheriff's Office.

As BizPac Review previously reported, when Nikolas Cruz started gunning down students

at his former high school, the armed security guard on duty — Sheriff's Deputy Scot

Peterson — never went into the building once he learned a shooter was inside.

Moreover, three other sheriff's deputies also stood outside the school in their safe

spaces while kids were being shot to death.

What's more, the security cameras at the high school were reportedly on a 20-minute

delay, so law enforcement was unable to locate Cruz due to the staggered timing of the footage

they relied on to find him.These jaw-dropping findings have led many angry Americans to

demand the firing of Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, a Hillary Clinton super-fan

who's demanded stricter gun-control laws.While Sheriff Israel has been showboating on TV,

claiming his leadership has been 'amazing,' 74 state lawmakers have asked Florida Governor

Rick Scott to 'immediately' suspend Israel for his 'incompetence and dereliction of

duty' in his gross handling of the deadly shooting.

Meanwhile, liberals have stepped up their calls for more gun control while ignoring

the fact that the local police and the FBI ignored multiple credible tips alerting them

that Nikolas Cruz was homicidal and had repeatedly threatened to shoot up his school."

Does Sheriff Isreal have some deep dark plan or is he just bad at his job?

We don't yet know the answer to that question (and if he's in bed with Hillary, we might

never know).

At a bare minimum, this is the kind of mistake that should cost someone their job.

It's unfortunate that the optics ever even enter the mind of a police officer, but now

they do.

As a country, we're angry, ticked off and extremely litigious.

Far too many officers are pausing to think about whether taking action will end their

career, instead of just thinking about what's best for the people around them.

There are a lot of questions in most of our minds today but the last one is this; is the

PC culture killing us?

At this point, it's hard to see any answer other than yes.

We don't believe the police because BLM won't let us, and because we don't believe

the police, they didn't go into the school because they didn't have their cameras on,

and nobody will believe them without video evidence.

Because they didn't go into the school, they didn't catch the shooter in the act.

He got bored and left, and then they found him.

So yes; it's safe to say that social justice and political correctness is killing us.

Literally.

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BREAKING News Out Of The FBI… Here's The Details - Duration: 32:22.

BREAKING News Out Of The FBI…

Here's The Details

Thousands of people struggling with drug addiction checked into Florida sober homes and drug

treatment centers run by Kenneth Chatman in hopes of turning their lives around.

Instead, these vulnerable men and women—many of them young adults who had traveled far

from their homes and families—were thrust into drug-infested flophouses.

They were given no treatment, and many were abused and forced into prostitution.

"You had vulnerable individuals trying to get away from years of drug use," said Special

Agent John Gerrity, who investigated this case out of the FBI's Miami Division as

part of a multi-agency health care fraud task force.

"But when you went into one of these facilities, you had to turn over your identification,

wallet, purse, and phones.

Once the patients arrived and discovered the conditions, they had no way out."

Under Florida law, a sober home—a place for recovering addicts to live—operates

under a typical landlord-tenant arrangement.

The resident pays rent, and the landlord provides a place to live—but not actual treatment.

In general, sober homes consist of communities of people who agree to live together in a

drug-free environment.

A drug treatment facility, however, is much more proactive and offers medical treatment,

so it must be licensed.

And that's where Chatman's crimes began.

Chatman was legally able to have the several sober homes that he owned and operated, but

he was not allowed to own a treatment facility because he was a previously convicted felon,

having served time for credit card fraud.

After opening sober homes, he realized there was more money to be made in a treatment facility,

so he opened one in his wife's name.

Once the treatment facility was up and running, Chatman began requiring patients to provide

urine and saliva samples three times per week, even though he knew many were continuing to

use drugs in his facilities.

If a patient did not show up, he would have an employee give the samples, pretending to

be the patient.

Chatman received about $5,000 for each sample from patients' insurance companies for the

testing, and he would personally pocket $2,500 of that payment.

The labs also provided Chatman kickbacks in exchange for the business, in violation of

Florida's anti-patient brokering law.

The FBI's investigation began with an insurance fraud tip, and concerns about Chatman grew

when a man overdosed in one of the facilities.

"Everything he was doing with this testing had a cloud of potential legitimacy, but experts

said these tests were excessive and not in the patients' best interest," Gerrity

said.

"Patients were getting bills of up to a million dollars a year for all of this testing,

and he was also billing for 'therapy' sessions that were just patients sitting in

a room watching a movie."

"It's incredibly rewarding that we were able to get someone like him off the streets,

and the lengthy sentence really sends a message."

John Gerrity, special agent, FBI Miami Florida mansion owned by Kenneth Chatman

Kenneth Chatman's fraudulent drug treatment center profits helped him purchase this Florida

mansion.

Chatman would not have been able to commit this fraud without doctors signing off that

they had reviewed the samples.

So he hired some—including Dr. Joaquin Mendez, who worked in skilled nursing and had no background

in addiction treatment—to rubber stamp the results.

"Through records, we were able to see that Dr. Mendez 'reviewed' 100 tests in a one-hour

period.

He clearly wasn't looking at them.

He was just going through and clicking to process these tests," Gerrity said.

Chatman and his associates defrauded insurance companies of an estimated $24 million between

2013 and 2016.

Chatman and his wife, Laura, lived a luxurious life thanks to their fraud proceeds, living

in a $1 million home and driving high-end cars.

Yet the toll on the sober home residents was even worse than the financial crime.

Some of the more than 2,000 residents who lived in Chatman's facilities died of overdoses.

He also forced some of the women into prostitution, giving the addicted women drugs and then withholding

those drugs if they would not comply.

He told the women the prostitution would pay their "rent" to live at his sober homes,

and sometimes the prostitution would even occur within the homes.

Last year, Chatman pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud, money laundering,

and sex trafficking and was sentenced to 27 and a half years in prison.

Laura Chatman pleaded guilty to making false statements and received a three-year prison

term, while Mendez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and was sentenced

to four years.

The FBI's victim specialists played a critical role in this case by assisting the human trafficking

victims with resources, as well as helping patients get legitimate drug treatment.

"It's incredibly rewarding that we were able to get someone like Chatman off the streets,

and the lengthy sentence really sends a message," Gerrity said.

"We've met the mothers and fathers of the patients who came here thinking their

sons and daughters would get clean.

This is an incredibly important issue, and by investigating these types of cases, we're

doing our part in addressing the national drug epidemic."

Resources Owner Sentenced to More Than 27 Years in Prison

for Multi-Million-Dollar Health Care Fraud and Money Laundering Scheme Involving Sober

Homes and Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

Doctor Sentenced in Multi-Million-Dollar Health Care Fraud and Money Laundering Scheme Involving

Sober Homes and Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

Gotcha: Couple Sentenced in Massive Health Care Fraud Scheme

SOURCE- FBI

GOD BLESS.

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Cardi B on Why She Stayed With Offset After Cheating Allegations - Duration: 1:33.

Hey guys for Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.

///// Cardi B does not appreciate your judgement, especially when it comes to her relationship

with Offset.

The Migos member reportedly cheated on Cardi but she decided to stay with him even though

she gave him a public warning that if he ever did it again, he would lose her.

Now, the Bodak Yellow rapper explains in her recent Cosmopolitan cover that she really

doesn't care what anyone thinks about her decision.

"It's like everybody is coming down my neck like, 'Why are you not leaving him?

You have low self-esteem.'

I don't have low self-esteem...I know I look good.

I know I'm rich, I know I'm talented.

I know I could get any man I want—any basketball player, football player.

But I want to work out my shit with my man, and I don't got to explain why.

I'm not your property.

This is my life...I'm going to take my time, and I'm going to decide on my decision."

Before we start our slow clap of appreciation for Cardi, she did admit in the article that

there are always two sides of the story.

She alludes that she's not been perfect in their relationship.

"It's not right, what he fucking did—but people don't know what I did, 'cause I ain't

no angel."

The hip-hop power couple have now been together for a year and are engaged.

They're also seemingly better than ever.

Back in January, Offset tattooed Cardi's name on his neck and she recently bought him a

flossy "bando" chain for Valentine's Day to match the diamond-studded jewelry he gave

her.

There were even rumors that the couple is expecting, but Offset has since denied them.

Either way, love is definitely still in the air for these two.

////// That's your news for now, for more on this and the rest of today's stories, subscribe

to Complex on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez

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The Goodness of Others, with Dr. Patty Van Cappellen - Duration: 2:34.

We talked about the concept of the ideal self. You know this aspirational view of

who we would like to become does this relate to self transcendent positive

emotions or how would you say that there's a construct between using these

emotions to become a better self and maybe a concept we have of who we want

to become? I think you can use these emotions to to do that to become a better person but

I think it's less when when I guess one thinks about becoming a better person

they're thinking about working on themselves and and trying to grow by you

know thinking about what they can do and so forth and here we're really talking

more at an emotional level and just has it happened to you when you're just

suddenly kind of taking in this bigger picture and realizing you know the

beauty around you feeling those emotions and the different self-transcendent

emotions will post you toward becoming a better person through different ways so

for example with admiration you may want to try to emulate the person you're

admiring. With awe it seems like it's more this broader sense of connectedness with

people around you you just feel closer to them and you just want to help them

more or you have like a different sense of time so you're more likely to

volunteer your time to help others. So there are different ways I think that

these emotions are nudging you towards you know for social action and becoming

you know a better person but it just kind of happens to you it's less a

thinking or conscious operation. Yeah what are you saying is that often times

we think about our ideal self because the word self is there we think we're

working on ourselves and don't realise that through the the ecosystem of the

other through coming out of ourselves that we actually create our ideal self not

like trying to construct it intellectually but by reaching

out to be other focused and by being other focus it comes back into creating

a different me or I. It's really a lovely way of thinking about interaction

walking through the world

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Ed Talks - Early Voting Edition - Duration: 1:22.

Welcome to another "Ed Talks"! We're out here in Alvin, at the polling place in the

the library. We have early voting this week. This week it's until seven o'clock and it will

be the last opportunity for you to early vote. Election Day will be Tuesday from

7:00A to 7:00P. There will be some additional polling places. You can take a

look at the Brazoria County website and they will be able to show you the other

places. You can vote anywhere in Brazoria County.

For more information, visit: www.BrazoriaCountyClerk.net

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Cardi B on Why She Stayed With Offset After Cheating Allegations - Duration: 1:33.

Hey guys for Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.

///// Cardi B does not appreciate your judgement, especially when it comes to her relationship

with Offset.

The Migos member reportedly cheated on Cardi but she decided to stay with him even though

she gave him a public warning that if he ever did it again, he would lose her.

Now, the Bodak Yellow rapper explains in her recent Cosmopolitan cover that she really

doesn't care what anyone thinks about her decision.

"It's like everybody is coming down my neck like, 'Why are you not leaving him?

You have low self-esteem.'

I don't have low self-esteem...I know I look good.

I know I'm rich, I know I'm talented.

I know I could get any man I want—any basketball player, football player.

But I want to work out my shit with my man, and I don't got to explain why.

I'm not your property.

This is my life...I'm going to take my time, and I'm going to decide on my decision."

Before we start our slow clap of appreciation for Cardi, she did admit in the article that

there are always two sides of the story.

She alludes that she's not been perfect in their relationship.

"It's not right, what he fucking did—but people don't know what I did, 'cause I ain't

no angel."

The hip-hop power couple have now been together for a year and are engaged.

They're also seemingly better than ever.

Back in January, Offset tattooed Cardi's name on his neck and she recently bought him a

flossy "bando" chain for Valentine's Day to match the diamond-studded jewelry he gave

her.

There were even rumors that the couple is expecting, but Offset has since denied them.

Either way, love is definitely still in the air for these two.

////// That's your news for now, for more on this and the rest of today's stories, subscribe

to Complex on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez

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THE KITEAFY WEDDING - Duration: 3:09.

oh boi

it sure is a great day to be alive :3

oh bOY

some

bODY ONCE TOLD ME

*inhale*

oh my who is this-

who is this lovely kite?? :000

mmmm ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

hey there kite girl~

i think you're p cool

o thanks :DD

Time Ski times

Three months later or something I don't know how long it took for them

Hey, Lisa I think

really cool oh

Thanks

Leafy will you accept my hand in marriage?

Yes kite I accept okay then

Thank you kite mm-hmm and now wedding time oh

Where is kite Here I am baby

Yay

Leafy please do take my hand in marriage

Whoa, okay

Hmm you may now kiss the bride

Love you Julie v. Yi, yi and now for dance and music yes

And that's the KTV wedding yay

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