Youtube daily report Mar 11 2018

(What awaits the girls today?)

(Jisoo's magic show~)

Oh! It's automatic?? (Automatic curtains ^^)

Wow!

The morning of the 2nd day!

(The sky...doesn't look very promising)

It not clear at all. It looks like something might happen...

It's really windy!

I think it's going to be cold today.

(Poor girls and their bad luck with weather...)

Are we going to eat...that?

Brunch??

(Looking at the mirror one last time)

We're pressing every button!

We're ready! -We're ready!!

Let's go!

Girls we have to eat!

(Storming into Li-Chaeng's room)

(Jen-Chu-Li-Chaeng Unite!)

It'a nice to feel the morning breeze!

(Getting HIT by the wind)

The Jeju wind is hitting me!!!

It's the Jeju wind!!!

(The Jeju wind working its magic here, too)

Let's go to the brunch cafe!

Bye!!

Let's go!

(Getting ready to eat!)

(What will Brunch in Jeju be like?)

I'm hungry!!

("T" Brunch Cafe in Seogwipo)

I have it! I brought it with me!

Do you have it? -Yes!

(A Jeju brunch cafe to lure the ladies)

(A feast for the eyes and tastebuds!)

Call me when you're ready to order.

If we have this ticket can we get a discount?

Yes, it's a 20% discount.

(Smart Chaeng ^^)

Since I've checked it, you can present it when you pay.

Thank you! (Happy with her discount)

Where do you guys want to go?

We're going horseback riding.

Was that a BLINK recommendation?

We have to go take honeymoon pictures.

On the horse...

That's what my parents did.

We're going to the tangerine orchard.

To pick tangerines!

Really?

Then I want to order one box.

Pardon?

I don't hear anything.

I want a box of hanrabong.

You guys know that test?

Cow and horse.

What kind of image comes to mind when you think of cows?

They look kind. 1. They're pretty.

2. They have tear-filled eyes

What about their personality?

3. They're kind. They work for humans

carrying things... and they give milk...

What about a horse?

Horse?

1. A horse is fabulous.

2. They're steadfast.

What you described for cow is how you see yourself.

What you described as horse is how others perceive you.

Are you emotional and tear up a lot?

That's how I see myself? Horse is how others see me?

(I think it's true) People tell me I'm fabulous.

(The food has arrived!)

What's this?

Today's soup.

So, pretty! (The bread is already in her hand)

I really like this place!

Looks delicious!

(Eating a big meal from morning)

Fries taste the best when you eat it with your hands.

No!! (Spilled...)

The youngest feeding(?) the oldest ^^

(Looking straight)

(Thumbs up!)

What's that?

That's a cafe.

That's MY cafe (imitating G-Dragon)

That must be G-Dragon's cafe.

(Jennie's G-Dragon impersonation)

It's under construction.

It'll look good once it opens.

(The girls visited just a few days before the cafe opened)

I'm full. -I think we need to go digest.

Let's go!

Which places will make the Blackpink Road Hot Place list?

Jeju Black Pink Road Map

We're going where BLINK recommended.

Where are the hot spots recommended by BLINK?

Horseback riding in Jeju!

I'm so excited to be on a horse!

(Jen & Chaeng fall in love with horseback riding!)

2nd Hot Place Tangerine Orchard!

We're here to pick tangerines!

The scent!!

(They thought it would be all fun and games...)

This is hard work!!!!

I'm giving up!!!

The horse is eating grass!

(I will go my way... no matter what you say)

No! We have to go~~

Stop eating!!

(Let's meet again next week!!)

For more infomation >> BLACKPINK - '블핑하우스 (BLACKPINK HOUSE)' EP.10-5 - Duration: 5:58.

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Muhammad (S.A.W) ka btaya howa | Prophet Muhammad Ki Batayi Hue Rizq Ki Dua - Duration: 2:17.

Muhammad (S.A.W) ka btaya howa | Prophet Muhammad Ki Batayi Hue Rizq Ki Dua

For more infomation >> Muhammad (S.A.W) ka btaya howa | Prophet Muhammad Ki Batayi Hue Rizq Ki Dua - Duration: 2:17.

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Star Trek: Vulcans - Duration: 12:17.

Throughout the Alpha and Beta quadrants, the Vulcan species became famed for their mastery

of the mind, suppressing emotions and devoting their lives to logic and rational discussion,

becoming a force for peace and diplomacy throughout the region.

Yet long before they helped found the United Federation of planets, the people of Vulcan

lived in turmoil and strife, developing weapons of mass destruction and bringing their civilization

to the brink of annihilation.

Although most agree Vulcans evolved on their homeworld, some believe it possible their

form of life was originally brought from another world, possibly by a race of highly advanced

humanoids who roamed the stars 4.5 billion years in the past, seeding life on many worlds,

or else perhaps they were the descendants of Sargon's people, a species that thrived

600 000 years before the Federation, which grew so powerful they considered themselves

gods and started colonizing others worlds across the galaxy.

Much like the Humans of Earth, their people struggled with war and conflict for thousands

of years, with Vulcan emotions proving extreme, volatile and difficult to control.

Worshipping gods of war, death and peace, prehistoric Vulcans developed their own mythologies

like the story that all creation originated in an ancient paradise known as Sha Ka Ree,

and celebrated various pagan rituals such as the Rumarie, where they stripped and chased

each other around covered in rillan grease.

Yet as their civilizations progressed some started to address the problems of violence

and extreme emotion.

By the 4th century, Vulcan continued to be a plagued by violent conflicts, and with technology

advancing they were now capable of space flight and possessed weapons capable of destroying

their planet.

Many now understood something needed to change, and so a new philosophy began to spread throughout

the world, with the great scientist and philosopher Surak bringing about the age of awakening,

teaching his people to suppress their extreme emotions and embrace logic to guide their

lives.

Although many saw the value in Surak's beliefs, others rejected them completely, refusing

to change their way of life.

This faction became known as those who marched beneath the raptor's wing, and their conflict

led to an atomic war in which Surak was killed.

However his Katra, or consciousness lived on, as he'd found a way to transfer it into

a statue, where he remained until found in the 22nd century.

Eventually the dissidents were defeated and so left their homeworld, founding the Romulan

and Debrune civilizations.

Though they had little contact over the centuries, when they did interact it often proved hostile,

fighting a hundred year war at some point before the 21st century, though there was

secretly a powerful alien known as a Q who meddled in their affairs and was responsible

for initiating that conflict.

And while Surak's philosophy prevailed and took hold across the planet, his exact teachings

were lost over time leading to various interpretations of his beliefs.

Yet over time the violence diminished and those who followed Surak were able to unify

the planet.

However as a consequence of their sucesss, they also became rigidly dogmatic, intolerant

of any Vulcans who disagreed with their exact beliefs.

And so conflict arose between other groups who came to interpret Surak's work differently,

such as the V'tosh ka'tur or those without logic, who believed emotions needed to be

embraced and controlled rather than suppressed.

Feeling persecuted many of these people left their planet to find a new home or else to

wander the stars explore their philosophies in peace.

Later there were also the Syrannites who believed Surak's teaching were being distorted and

that most Vulcans as well as the government had lost their way.

Nevertheless, the teaching of Surak had a largely positive effect on their species,

becoming known as beings of exceptional intelligence, with great physical strength, resilient bodies,

and powerful minds, able to speak telepathically and suppress their emotions.

Ancient rituals like rumarie were cast aside, while others like Koon-ut-kal-if-fee, meaning

marriage or challenge were kept alive.

Although Vulcans were capable of mating at other times as well, they were biologically

driven to mate every seven years, during a time known as Pon Far.

If a Vulcan waited too long to satisfy these urges, they started to lose their mental control

and became enraptured by a blood fever, prompting them to mate or kill.

Similarly, their marriages which were often arranged at a young age, could only be terminated

through Kal-if-fee, in which 2 men could fight to the death over the right to marry a female,

or in which a female refused to accept her betrothed, fighting herself or naming a champion.

And while their marriage customs retained some connection to their ancient past, in

most other ways Vulcans changed drastically, training their children with rigorous academic

standards, while also teaching them to meditate and supress emotion.

As a result, they eventually brought peace and unity to their planet, once again making

great technological progress so that by the 19th century they were a prosperous, space

faring civilization.

In the 20th and 21st century, Vulcans went on to make contact with many other species

like the Andorians, Telarites, Klingons and many others, establishing peaceful relation

with most, though they found conflict almost immediately with the.

However with the Andorians relations grew strained over time eventually leading to conflict

and war over border disputes.

The Vulcan government's most productive relationship developed with the Humans of

Earth whom they observed for many years, until 2063 when they finally developed warp drive,

the final technological achievement necessary to approve first contact.

Based largely on a system of meritocracy, the government of Vulcan was theoretically

comprised of the best diplomats and leaders on their planet, becoming known as the High

Command.

This government entered into a partnership and alliance with the united earth government,

helping them advance their technology to become a part of the galactic community, yet purposefully

slowing their rate of development to give them time to mature as a species, eliminating

war, disease and poverty and embracing peace.

Humans proved remarkably quick to learn and change, with Vulcans needing 1500 years to

accomplish what humans achieved in a century.

Although Vulcans continued to keep some technology back from their allies, with their ships able

to reach warp 7 while humans remained at warp 5, by the 2150s they were largely regarded

as equals, with captain Jonathan Archer of the Earth ship Enterprise NX 01 and his Vulcan

first officer T'pol, doing a great deal to create better relations between their people,

exposing corruption in the High command, leading to the Vulcan reformation and fall of the

government, replaced by new leaders who were grateful to Earth for their assistance.

Archer would also help negotiate an alliance between humans, Vulcans, Andorians and Tellarites

which came to be known as the Coalition of Planets, originally began to oppose the aggression

of the Romulans, which were working to undermine the growing friendship between these species,

and who had been secretly working with the previous Vulcan government to bring their

ancient kinsmen into the Star Empire.

With Vulcans working to rid their society of past corruption, bringing a new more open

minded attitude towards their relations with other worlds, it was humans who took the lead

to build an alliance of planets in their region of space.

However the Vulcans played an important supporting role in these efforts, providing a large portion

of their military strength, as Earth had few ships they could bring to battle.

After Captain Archer of the Enterprise successfully mended relation between the Andorians and

Tellarites, the deception and interference of the Romulans became known, and so a conference

was held on Earth in 2255, to discuss the formation of a Coalition of Planets, to help

defend against hostile aggressors.

Planets represented at this conference included Earth, Vulcan, Tellar, Andor, Denobula, Rigel,

Coridan and a number of others.

And while the talks were going well at first, they were disrupted by a group of Xenophobic

human extremists from a group called Terra Prime, who were threatening to destroy Star

Fleet headquarters unless all non-humans left the system.

However they were swiftly thwarted, and the talks later resumed eventually leading to

an alliance.

By 2156, relations between humans and Romulans grew even more hostile, resulting in the Earth-Romulan

War that lasted until 2160.

However Humans were not alone in the fight, as their Vulcan, Andorian and Tellarite friends

came to their defense, defeating the Romulans at the Battle of Cheron.

Seeing the benefits of such an alliance, these worlds then came to form the United Federation

of Planets in 2161, to be governed by a Federation council, comprised of representatives from

member worlds.

Over the next few centuries, Vulcans would play an important role in helping keep these

planets united and often served as diplomats to outside species as well, negotiating peace

agreements, and working to bring other worlds into the Federation.

Although headquartered on Earth, Star Fleet, which served as the military and scientific

branch of the Federation, started to accept members from allied species, the first of

which had been Captain Archer's first Officer T'pol, who joined their organization after

having a conflict with the previous Vulcan government.

Yet once the Federation was formed, many of their species as well as others came to serve

in Star Fleet, and by the 23rd and 24th centuries, entire ships were run by Vulcan crews.

One of the most important figures during the years of Federation expansion was Ambassador

Sarek, a Vulcan who served on the Federation council for many years, responsible for a

number of great diplomatic accomplishments, including helping to bring about a century

of peace between the Federation and Klingons, through the Khitmer Accords of 2293.

Although he had a child named Sybok with his first wife, a Vulcan Princess, she soon died

and after living on Earth for a number of years, Sarek married a human woman named Amanda

Grayson, having a child of mixed ancestry they named Spock.

Although he and his father would have strained relations for many years, Spock nevertheless

largely followed in his father's footsteps, by becoming one of the wisest and most important

Federation diplomats of the 23rd and 24th centuries.

The Vulcan Spock earned recognition early on in his career, by becoming the first officer

to Captain James T Kirk, aboard the USS Enterprise during their famed 5 year mission from 2265

to 2270.

However years later he continued serving the Federation as well as his home planet of Vulcan

as an ambassador and diplomat, even travelling to Romulus in 2368 to discuss the possibility

of reunification between their species.

Unfortunately the effort proved a difficult prospect, and he spent decades living on their

world to try and improve relations.

Although there was a time when Vulcans placed little value in exploration, with so many

years since the Vulcan reformation, their species were now proud explorers, amongst

the first to travel into the Gamma Quadrant upon the discovery of the Bajoran wormhole.

When the Dominion then used the wormhole to invade the Alpha Quadrant, plunging the region

into war, the planet of Vulcan itself soon became threatened, with the capture of nearby

Betazed, and an attack being launched directly against Earth.

Yet an alliance between the Federation, Klingons and Romulans were soon victorious in driving

back the enemy, and peace was re-established.

Although they fought side by side during the Dominion War, a coup d'etat on Romulus led

to renewed aggression against the Federation, though their efforts were ultimately defeated.

After the death of so many of their leaders, the Romulan government struggled to re-establish

stability, further disrupted by the massive disaster of 2387 when their home planet was

destroyed by a supernova.

Ambassador Spock, who was still living with the Romulans, working on reunification with

the Vulcans, claimed he could save them but failed in his mission.

Nevertheless, Spock went through with his plan, creating a red matter singularity to

at least prevent the supernova from doing further damage.

However, Nero, the captain of a Romulan Mining ship who survived the disaster, was so grief

stricken from the loss of his home and family, he attacked Spock's ship resulting in both

being pulled through a blackhole into the past, arriving in an alternate reality where

in 2258, Nero would have his vengeance by ensuring the destruction of the planet of

Vulcan, killing over 6 billion of their people.

For more infomation >> Star Trek: Vulcans - Duration: 12:17.

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Sống ở đời Chỉ Cần Làm 4 việc này PHÚC ĐỨC GIÀU CÓ hưởng tới già không hết TRIẾT LÝ VỀ CUỘC SỐNG - Duration: 29:38.

For more infomation >> Sống ở đời Chỉ Cần Làm 4 việc này PHÚC ĐỨC GIÀU CÓ hưởng tới già không hết TRIẾT LÝ VỀ CUỘC SỐNG - Duration: 29:38.

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BITCOIN ПАДАЕТ - ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ? / КАК НЕ ПОТЕРЯТЬ НА ПАДЕНИИ БИТКОИНА, А ВОЗМОЖНО ДАЖЕ ЗАРАБОТАТЬ - Duration: 18:07.

For more infomation >> BITCOIN ПАДАЕТ - ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ? / КАК НЕ ПОТЕРЯТЬ НА ПАДЕНИИ БИТКОИНА, А ВОЗМОЖНО ДАЖЕ ЗАРАБОТАТЬ - Duration: 18:07.

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Deputy Arrests Ex-Wife For SUPER Petty Reason - Duration: 4:27.

A WOMAN IS SUING

HER EX-HUSBAND WHO HAPPENS TO BE A SHERIFF DEPUTY IN GEORGIA

BECAUSE HE GOT HER ARRESTED OVER A NEGATIVE POST THAT SHE PUT ON

FACEBOOK IN REGARD TO HIM IN HIS PARENTING.

HER HUSBAND IS COREY KING.

HE IS A SHERIFF DEPUTY IN

WASHINGTON COUNTY, GEORGIA AND THE POST IN QUESTION GOES AS

FOLLOWS.

SHE WROTE:

HER FRIENDS CHIMED IN.

OFFICER KING DID NOT LIKE THAT.

THEY ACTUALLY GOT ARRESTED AND SPENT TIME BEHIND BARS.

THIS IS CRAZY, AND I AM GLAD HE IS GETTING SUED FOR THIS.

TRIGGERED MUCH, MISTER SHERRIF?

YOU WANT A SAFE

SPACE?

THEY GO AT THE 12 COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO

LEGITIMATELY ASKED FOR A SAFE SPACE BUT THEY CONSTANTLY REVEAL

JUST HOW THIN-SKINNED THEY ARE.

THE LIGHTEST CRITICISM, MY

HUSBAND DIDN'T STOP TO GET MEDICATION IS SOMETHING

WORTH PULLING THE FULL FORCE OF THE LAW.

IT IS AMAZING.

IF THAT IS THE HARSHEST CRITICISM I GET ON ANY

GIVEN DAY, IT IS A GOOD DAY.

SHE FORGOT TO PICK UP THE MEDS, ANA KASPARIAN, HOLY MOLY.

THIS MAN DID THIS TO HIS EX-WIFE FOR SAYING THAT ABOUT

HIM, NOT GOING TO GET HIS CHILDREN MEDICATION.

JUST

IMAGINE THE POOR PEOPLE IN THESE COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE TO BE

SUBJECT TO THE ABUSE OF POWER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.

WHEN YOU THINK

ABOUT IT, THAT IS THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILDREN.

SHE WENT TO JAIL

BECAUSE SHE OFFENDED HIS LITTLE BOY MASCULINITY.

THAT'S THE

STUFF WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT.

PEOPLE DON'T THINK THAT THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE TO DEAL WITH.

THE JUDGE, THE WOMEN HAD TO GO TO COURT AND THE JUDGE WAS

LIKE, I AM THROWING THIS OUT.

I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND WHY YOU

ARE HERE, THIS IS CRAZY AND THEN TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE, THE

SHERIFF DEPUTY REFUSED TO EVEN TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHAT HE

DID, WHAT HE ADMITTED TO DOING.

HE'S LIKE HE MADE THE DECISION TO GO FORWARD WITH THE ARREST IT

IS

HIS FAULT THAT KNOW IT'S NOT, YOU ARE THE ONE WHO MADE

THIS HAPPEN.

LIBERALS DON'T LIKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY WAS AMELIA

ARRESTED MY EX-WIFE.

WHAT THE JUDGE RANDOMLY HEADED OUT FOR

EX-WIFE?

OF COURSE IT WAS YOU.

BY THE WAY, IT'S A GOOD THING

SHE WASN'T POOR, SHE WAS MIDDLE-CLASS BECAUSE A THOUSAND

DOLLAR BAIL COULD'VE KEPT HER IN JAIL FOR MONTHS IF SHE

WAS POOR.

A DE FACTO SENTENCE.

THIS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

YOU CANNOT ARREST PEOPLE FOR

MAKING DEROGATORY STATEMENT ABOUT COPS.

THAT WAS DECIDED 30

YEARS AGO BUT WHAT DO I TELL YOU ALL THE TIME, IT IS NOT WRITTEN

IN LAW OR LEGAL BUT THE NUMBER ONE CRIME IN AMERICA IS

DISRESPECTING A POLICE OFFICER AND HERE IT IS, HE DID IT TO HIS

OWN WIFE WAS MIDDLE-CLASS, THAT WAS A MISTAKE BUT WHEN THEY DO

IT TO POWERLESS MINORITIES AND BY THE WAY, POWERLESS WHITE

PEOPLE TOO, ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY, THEY ALMOST ALWAYS GET

AWAY WITH IT.

For more infomation >> Deputy Arrests Ex-Wife For SUPER Petty Reason - Duration: 4:27.

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A New Chapter in China-Africa Relations - Duration: 9:48.

EDDIE CONWAY: There's been a lot of activity in economic development between China and

Africa recently, and there's not enough information about it.

I thought I would check with a professor to find out exactly what's going on.

So, joining me today is Dr. Zhiqun Zhu.

He's a professor of political science and international relations at Bucknell University

in Pennsylvania.

His teaching and research focus on Chinese politics and foreign policy, East Asian political

economy and US-China relationships.

Thanks for joining me, Dr. Zhu.

ZHIQUN ZHU: It's my pleasure.

EDDIE CONWAY: Can you just give me an overview of the rise in the relationship economically

of China and Africa in general, and what are some of the common misconceptions about that

relationship?

ZHIQUN ZHU: Yes...assume that this relationship just got started a couple years ago or five

years ago, but of course, China and Africa have a longstanding relationship, going back

several hundred years ago.

In the Chinese dynasty of 600 years ago, some Chinese merchants actually went to Africa

and brought back a giraffe to satisfy the emperor's curiosity, but contemporary relations

between China and Africa really started in the 1950s, right after the People's Republic

of China was established in 1949.

In 1956, Egypt actually became the first African country to recognize the new China.

In the 1960s and '70s, when China actually was poorer than many of the African countries,

China already started to provide aid and support to many newly independent African countries.

But of course, Africa is far away and poor, so in China's diplomacy, it has remained a

low priority, but in recent decades, especially since the early 1990s, China kind of rediscovered

the economic and political strategical values of Africa.

That's why you see this booming relationship between China and Africa.

I think that's the historical background.

EDDIE CONWAY: How does China's colonial past spanning several centuries involved with Western

powers in the colonial relationship, how does that impact the economic and political relationship

of China and Africa today?

ZHIQUN ZHU: That's a good point.

I think as you said, because of China's own colonial past, it's very sensitive to these

kind of issues.

I think that's why you can see what China's doing now in Africa is very different from

the past colonial powers.

I think China's very sensitive to the charges of being a neo-colonial power or imperial

power, terms like exploitation, so China's activities in Africa typically do not have

political conditions attached, and China is really not forcing its way into Africa.

It's not imposing any policies or economic models on Africa.

It's really based on mutual benefits.

I think the colonial past of China really is an important factor here.

It really shapes how China conducts its business and the economic activities in African countries.

EDDIE CONWAY: As you mentioned previously, there's been a renewal of that relationship

between China and Africa starting maybe in the 1990s.

What kind of stuff was China involved in, engaging in Africa after the 1990s?

ZHIQUN ZHU: As you can see, in the 1990s, China's economy really started to take off,

and to provide continued growth for China's economy.

China really needs raw materials, oil and gas, and also it's also looking for export

markets.

So, Africa as a whole continent is rich in resources, energy and it's potentially a huge

market.

So primarily, I think Africa is particularly important from an economic perspective.

That's why you see massive investment in Africa, trade with all these African countries, but

Africa also has political values for China.

There are 54 African countries at the United Nations and that's the largest voting bloc.

So, it is politically important for China to form a strong relationship with all these

third world developing countries.

There are also military exchanges, starting from the mid 1980s, China dispatched peacekeeping

missions to several African countries, like Somalia, Sudan, Congo, and of course the military

exchanges also take the form of training military officers of African countries in China.

So, the relationship is really taking different forms, not just the economic dimension, but

also political, strategic, diplomatic, military and cultural, even educational, I think.

The Chinese government has provided hundreds, maybe thousands of government scholarships

for African students to study in China.

EDDIE CONWAY: Okay.

Well, and I understand that China is experimenting with a mixed economy relationship.

There's a capitalist class developing in China.

How is those investments in Africa impacting the African worker down on the ground, and

is there benefits for the African worker?

I understand that a lot, a couple years ago I was in Africa and interacted around what

was going on with the Chinese workers and whatnot.

It seems like those Chinese companies are bringing their workers and their equipment

and their expertise.

Is this benefiting the African worker, and if so, in what way?

ZHIQUN ZHU: Yes.

I think one of the issues many people are talking about the negative dimensions of China's

investment in Africa is that perhaps China has not helped generate jobs at the local

level.

As you mentioned, yes, Chinese businesses tend to bring their own workers from China,

not really helping the local economies, but I think over the years, especially in the

past decade or so, the Chinese government and Chinese businesses have become very sensitive

to this issue, and nowadays, yes, they are hiring locally.

They are working with local government, NGOs, to make sure that local economies will benefit

and local residents will also benefit from the Chinese investment.

For example, the recent Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway that was built by China, really in

the process actually trying to hired lots of local workers.

And right now I think the railway is still managed by Chinese controllers and technicians,

but the Chinese side is training local workers so that they can take control of the railway

maybe five years after the Chinese contract expires.

I think they've trained over 15,000 local workers just to manage this railway.

So yes, of course, this is part of globalization.

I don't think one can say that globalization will benefit everybody, so obviously in the

process, some people may be left behind.

Others may benefit more.

But I think that's an issue that both the Chinese government and the African countries

need to work together to make sure that more and more people will benefit from this relationship.

For more infomation >> A New Chapter in China-Africa Relations - Duration: 9:48.

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Trump says talks with N. Korea will go 'very well' - Duration: 1:30.

Comments from U.S. President Donald Trump appear to confirm that talks with North Korea

will be going ahead.

On Saturday, he said he thinks the talks will go well, and seemed to trust that North Korea

will stick to the conditions agreed upon for the talks -- namely, that it doesn't test

any missiles in the meantime.

Kim Mok-yeon reports.

Speaking with reporters Saturday, local time, before leaving the White House for a rally

in Pennsylvania, President Trump sounded positive about the upcoming talks with North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un.

Edit No6108 "I think North Korea is going to go very well.

I think we are going to have a tremendous success.

It is going to be something very special."

He said that the precondition for meeting is that North Korea should not fire any missiles

in the meantime, and implied he thinks the North actually does want to denuclearize.

Trump also said that many countries have showed support for the historic talks as well.

A day earlier, on Friday, Trump tweeted that he trusts North Korea will keep its promise

not to test missiles while the talks are happening.

At this point, President Trump seems to have cleared up some mixed messages from officials.

White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders had said that the talks won't go ahead unless

North Korea backs up its words with "concrete" action to denuclearize.

South Korea's national security adviser Chung Eui-yong, who is on his way back to Seoul

after meeting with President Trump, said he heard no mention of backing out... and that

the announcement he made in front of the White House was based on the President's direct

words.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Trump says talks with N. Korea will go 'very well' - Duration: 1:30.

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The Senate Just Did EXACTLY What Everyone Wanted - Duration: 10:25.

The Senate Just Did EXACTLY What Everyone Wanted

President Donald Trump is always keeping his word.

This time is something that everyone waited to hear.

Hillary Clinton will finally get what she deserves.

During the elections this fall, President Trump promised Hillary Clinton something that

we didn't forget.

And as we know our president is always keeping his promises, he said that if he is elected

president that Clinton is going to pay for her crimes.

And guess what happened today, exactly that.

According to our source Liberty Writers, The U.S. Senate is officially investigating Clinton

for corruption.

Clinton put an effort to hinder a Bangladesh Government corruption probe of Clinton's

personal friend and a foundation donor, Muhammad Yunus.

Here is what Senate Committee on the Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley stated:

"If the Secretary of State used her position to intervene in an independent investigation

by a sovereign government simply because of a personal and financial relationship stemming

from the Clinton Foundation rather than the legitimate foreign policy interests of the

United States, then that would be unacceptable.

"Co-mingling her official position as Secretary of State with her family foundation would

be similarly inappropriate.

It is vital to determine whether the State Department had any role in the threat of an

IRS audit against the son of the Prime Minister in retaliation for this investigation."

And there it is, Hillary Clinton is finally getting what she deserves, it is not prison,

but this is a great start to begin investigating.

I think there will be so much more about this that we will all be shocked, even though we

expect it.

It is obvious that she used her power for her own interests, for example the Clinton

Foundation and not for the United States interest.

Scroll down below and leave a comment expressing your thoughts and opinions regarding the new

investigation against

Hillary Clinton!

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With North Korea now engaged with South Korea and getting ready for talks with the U.S.,

it looks like Japan doesn't want to be left out.

Tokyo says that if the North agrees to allow inspections of its nuclear facilities... it's

willing to foot the initial costs up to 300 million yen, or about 2-point-8 million dollars.

That's according to Kyodo News Agency, citing multiple Japanese government officials.

Analysts say Japan is trying to make sure it has a voice in the process of North Korea's

denuclearization and related discussions.

The Kyodo report went on to say that Japan will continue to pressure North Korea into

taking concrete action on the nuclear issue.

Pyongyang hasn't allowed in nuclear inspectors from the IAEA since 2009.

Inspections of its main nuclear facility at Yongbyon would cost up to around 3-point-7

million dollars, so Japan's proposed contribution would foot most of the bill.

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Richard Sherman Officially Signs with the 49ers - Duration: 3:52.

"Richard, let me ask you, the final play. Take me through it."

"Well, I'm the best corner in the game! When you try me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree, that's the result you gonna get! Don't you EVER talk about me."

Ayo! It's Bryan here. Yes, this guy that made that little rant against Michael

Crabtree in the NFC Championship game is with the 49ers a couple years later.

Who would have thought of that, art imitating life? Well, not really art imitating life.

I don't know I just said there, but it's a weird world in the NFL. I mean, who

would have thought Richard Sherman was ever going to play for the San Francisco

49ers? Wow, hey. I'm going to take it because I said I wanted the 49ers to sign him

and they did. This was pretty much the best team for Richard Sherman to go to,

to be honest with you because sure they're not contenders you know looking

at the papers and the statistics 6-10. Yay, yay, yay. But looking the way

with Jimmy Garoppolo, Kyle Shanahan and where this defense can go, I think this

is a perfect team for him and plus you know, he has a little incentive to play

Seattle twice a year. That should be a lot of fun right there. I think the 49ers,

Seahawks rivalry can come back a little bit. I know Seattle's on a decline

maybe somewhat because Michael Bennett's not there anymore. Earl Thomas, he look

like he's on his way out. Kam Chancellor very questionable. Is he going to play this

year? Is he going to retire because of the neck injury from last season. So there's

a lot of questions for the Seattle Seahawks. You know, you still got to take

them with a lot of caution because there's still a talented team in my

opinion. You got Russell Wilson of all people. They should not worry too much,

but it is a little bit concerning to see Seattle on a decline that they were

from a couple of years ago when they were winning Super Bowls or winning one

Super Bowl and becoming that almost dynasty that everyone thought they were

going to be, but they ended not because of Marshawn Lynch. They didn't give him the

ball. I'll take it. So they are not the team in the 2010s. If they would have won

that Super Bowl against the Patriots, they would have been a dynasty for the

2010s. Unfortunately, that's not happening for them, but fortunately for us Niner

people, yes. That's great. I think this is great signing for the 49ers. 3 year,

$39 million contract. I think it's kind of reasonable. It's not too awful,

not too much. It's a little bit, but not too awful. I mean, it could have been

worse. I think they had a little bit of leverage with the whole injury thing and

plus, he got a $5 million signing bonus and that's really good of

him. This kind of affects the draft some way, shape or form. I don't know if they're going to

draft a cornerback in the 1st round. I still think cornerback is a need, just

in case Richard Sherman doesn't pan out to who he was a couple of years

ago. I think he still can, but just a little insurance, I would still look for

a quarterback in the draft. It's not all red and roses and what-have-you. I mean,

we can still get Trumaine Johnson in free agency this week. There's just a lot

of optimism now for San Francisco. We have to thank Jimmy Garoppolo for being

so fantastic for the 49ers from last season. Got to thank Bill Belichick for

trading him. Mr. Kraft for not wanting Jimmy Garoppolo to be the franchise

quarterback for the next couple years after Brady. There's a lot to talk

about, a lot to celebrate. Got a congratulations to the 49ers for getting

Richard Sherman. I think this was going to be a really good move. I will be

definitely going back to this video near the end of the season to see if Richard

Sherman did pan out well for the 49ers, which I think he will.

So yeah, that's going to be pretty much it you guys. I think this is a perfect

signing for Richard Sherman to go play Seattle twice a year, to prove that he is

still one of the top cornerbacks in the NFL coming off an Achilles injury of all

things. This is going to be a really, really good move. Please let me know what you

guys think of the Richard Sherman signing now. In my last video, I was just

speculating that they should sign him and they ended up signing him and a lot

of you guys come in my videos. So I really appreciated that. Wow! I get

like 60+ comments. I'll try my best to respond to everyone and I got

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share this video, comment on my videos. It really helps me a lot. I love to

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High School Quiz Show - Mansfield vs. Phillips (906) - Duration: 26:47.

>> COSTA: This week on High School Quiz Show,

it's Phillips Academy...

(fanfare) (cheers and applause)

...taking on Mansfield High School!

(fanfare) (cheers and applause)

That's next on High School Quiz Show!

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>> COSTA: Hi, everybody.

Welcome to High School Quiz Show.

I'm Billy Costa, your host.

Back in November, over a hundred high school teams

all over Massachusetts competed at our Super Sunday

qualifying event to earn one of 16 coveted spots

in this year's competition.

The goal now is to become the next High School Quiz Show

state champion.

And today's matchup has

Mansfield High School

taking on Phillips Academy from Andover.

On the Mansfield team, we have Nick,

Cyrus,

Mary,

and Rebecca.

With alternates Mayank and Nick,

and coach Ken Barrett.

(cheers and applause)

And for Phillips Academy, we have Anna,

Vincent, Lasal, and Eric,

with coach Libo Wang.

(cheers and applause)

>> COSTA: Okay, so the competition has four rounds--

a toss-up, a head-to-head, a category round,

and a lighting round.

And we will start with the toss-up round.

All answers are worth ten points,

and this is the only round with no point deductions

for wrong answers.

So if teams are ready, good luck, and here we go.

What writer from Concord, Massachusetts,

wrote his most famous work in a small cabin in the woods

near Walden Pond?

Yes, Rebecca? >> Thoreau.

>> COSTA: Henry David Thoreau, yes.

Covering nearly 32,000 square miles,

what lake on the U.S.-Canada border is the largest

freshwater lake by surface area?

Yes, Mary? >> Lake Superior.

>> COSTA: Yes. In June 2017, what vice president

hired an outside lawyer to represent him during

the investigation of Russia's interference

in the last U.S. presidential election?

Yes, Eric? >> Pence.

>> COSTA: Mike Pence is right.

In March 1995, after 20 years, British soldiers ended

routine patrols of what capital city of Northern Ireland?

Yes, Anna? >> Belfast.

>> COSTA: Yes. Take a look at your screens.

And pictured here is the House of Burgesses,

the first legislative assembly in the American colonies.

It met for the first time in 1619 in what present-day

U.S. state?

Yes, Lasal? >> Virginia.

>> COSTA: Yes. In 1687,

who published the first of three books known as

the Principia Mathematica, one of the most important works

in the history of science?

Yes, Vincent?

>> Newton. >> COSTA: Yes, Sir Isaac Newton.

In July 2017, what prized free agent signed a four-year,

$128 million deal with the Boston Celtics?

Yes, Nick? >> Gordon Hayward.

>> COSTA: Yes. Washington Irving's short story

"Rip Van Winkle" is a fable about a man

who falls asleep and wakes up how many years later?

Yes, Mary? >> 20 years.

>> COSTA: 20 years is right.

And take a look at your screens.

The next question comes from a very special guest.

>> Hi, I'm Jo Ann Brothers.

I'm the vice president of project management for Comcast.

Here's my question.

Compared to traditional HDTV screens, the new 4K format

boasts a higher resolution of 2160p.

What does the "p" stand for? >> COSTA: Yes, Eric?

>> Pixels. >> COSTA: No.

Mansfield, you want to try it?

(buzzer)

>> COSTA: Progressive is the answer there.

We will continue.

In 1824, Andrew Jackson won the popular vote

by more than ten percent, but did not win the majority

in a crowded field of candidates.

In what some called a corrupt bargain,

who became president instead?

Yes, Mary?

>> John Quincy Adams. >> That is correct.

What star of the legal drama Suits was the most Googled

actress of 2016?

Yes, Rebecca? >> Meghan Markle.

>> COSTA: That is right.

Published in 1826, but set in 1757,

what major work by James Fenimore Cooper

takes place during the French and Indian War?

Yes, Lasal? >> The Last of the Mohicans.

>> COSTA: Yes. Math question--

in cubic feet, what is the volume of a cube if each side

measures three feet?

Yes, Eric? >> 27 cubic feet.

>> COSTA: Correct. Former human rights lawyer Moon Jae-In

was elected president of what country

in May of 2017? Yes, Vincent?

>> South Korea. >> COSTA: Yes.

Moving at a speed of about 300,000 kilometers per second

in a vacuum, what elementary particle is the basic unit

of light?

Yes, Eric? >> Photon.

>> COSTA: Yes. What animal has the scientific name

Ursus maritimus?

Yes, Nick? >> Polar bear.

>> COSTA: That is correct.

In January 2017, Amazon's bestseller list

was topped by what 1949 novel about a dystopian future

where critical thought is suppressed

under a totalitarian regime?

Yes, Lasal? >> 1984.

>> COSTA: Yes. Who was just 40 years old when he was

inaugurated as Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice president?

Vincent? >> Nixon.

>> COSTA: Yes, Richard Nixon.

Vascular plants became widespread during which

of the following geologic time periods?

Was it A) Devonian, B) Cambrian, or C) Permian?

Yes, Eric? >> B.

>> COSTA: No. Mansfield, do you want to try it? Cyrus?

>> Devonian. >> COSTA: Yes.

Devonian is correct.

In 2017, which Chicago rapper

won a Grammy award for Coloring Book,

the first streaming-only album ever to win a Grammy?

Yes, Mary? >> Chance the Rapper.

>> COSTA: Correct. What river forms the border between

Mexico and Texas? Yes, Lasal?

>> The Rio Grande. >> COSTA: Yes.

Titled after a Scottish idiom meaning "Days gone by,"

what 1788 poem credited to Robert Burns is set to the tune

of a traditional folk song?

Vincent? >> "Auld Lang Syne."

>> COSTA: Yes. Math question.

Jack bought a sweater for ten dollars less

than half the original price, and he saved $80.

How much did he pay for the sweater?

Vincent?

>> $60. >> COSTA: Yes.

What English captain became the leader

of the Jamestown Colony after being saved

by Pocahontas? Mary?

>> John Smith. >> COSTA: Yes.

In the late 19th century, German archaeologist

Heinrich Schliemann

used the clues in Homer's epic poems to locate

the remains of Troy in what present-day country?

Yes, Lasal? >> Turkey.

>> COSTA: Turkey is right.

Finland recently became the first European country

to offer citizens a basic income guarantee.

This idea was first proposed in what 1516 book by Thomas More?

Vincent? >> Utopia.

>> COSTA: Yes.

An Arrhenius acid is a substance that dissociates in water

and forms ions of what chemical element?

Yes, Eric? >> Hydrogen.

>> COSTA: Yes. The American portion of the Aleutian Islands

are part of what U.S. state?

Yes, Vincent? >> Alaska.

>> COSTA: Yes. In 2013 what spiritual leader of Tibet

said he would support a female successor?

Anna? >> The Dalai Lama.

>> COSTA: Yes. In what U.S. state can you find

Andersonville, one of the largest Confederate

military prisons during the Civil War?

Lasal? >> Georgia.

>> COSTA: Yes. Named after the Scottish scientist

who studied it in 1827,

what term describes the jittery, random motion of particles

suspended in a fluid or gas?

Yes, Anna? >> Brownian motion.

>> COSTA: Yes. What Japanese word refers to

the military governors who were

the de facto rulers of Japan from 1192 to 1868?

Yes, Nick? >> Shogun.

>> COSTA: Shogun. More than a third of all English words

are derived from what language

that became dominant in English courts and universities

under William the Conqueror?

Yes, Anna? >> French.

>> COSTA: Yes. The Valdés Peninsula in Patagonia

is an important breeding ground

for marine mammals.

The peninsula is found along the Atlantic coast

of what South American country?

Yes, Eric? >> Argentina.

>> COSTA: Yes. In the classic children's novel

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,

what is Charlie's last name?

Vincent? >> Bucket.

>> COSTA: Yes. What unit of U.S. paper...

(timer sounding)

Oh! Wow.

That's the end of round one.

The score right now, Mansfield High 110 points,

Phillips Academy 230 points.

Let's hear it, folks.

(cheers and applause)

Okay, the head-to-head round is up next.

But first, we're going to take a couple of minutes.

Now teams, Mansfield, Phillips Academy, I know you're both

first timers.

But this is something we do here on High School Quiz Show.

I have a question, I will ask it, and each of you

get a chance to answer it.

So we're going to start with Mansfield High and you, Nick.

And here it comes.

What sound makes you cringe?

I mean a sound you really find annoying, and why?

>> Hearing my alarm clock go off in the morning,

because then I have to wake up and go to school.

>> COSTA: Cyrus, how about you?

>> So when, like, a fly

buzzes near your ear, so you have to, like, swat it,

but you don't... you don't know where it is.

>> COSTA: And you miss the fly, and you hit yourself in the ear.

>> Yeah.

>> COSTA: Yeah, it's awful. Mary?

>> When you are trying to erase something with a pencil,

but there's no eraser left, and it's just the metal

scratching against, like, your desk.

>> COSTA: Yeah, I hate that one. Rebecca?

>> I really hate the silverware

scratching against the plates and the dishes.

>> COSTA: You know what else?

When somebody eats, and then they scrape the fork

on their teeth-- I hate that.

Okay, Phillips Academy, Anna.

>> I can't stand

the sound of a banjo at all. >> COSTA: Really?

Just the banjo in general? >> In general.

I grew up in Kentucky, and you cannot escape it.

>> COSTA: No, you really can't. >> Everywhere.

>> COSTA: It's everywhere. Vincent, how about you?

>> I also can't stand the sound of my alarm clock

in the morning. >> COSTA: Okay.

And Lasal?

>> For me I would say it's the sound that my bassoon makes

when I misfinger a note.

It's this horrible squeaking noise, and it's... yeah.

>> COSTA: All right.

You've had the most time to prepare-- Eric?

>> The most cringiest noise is probably a squeaking

saxophone-- it's very high pitched, and it kills the ears.

>> COSTA: Well, that's pretty good.

Not one of them said, "You know what, Billy,

it's the sound of your voice."

No, I'm kidding.

Here's the deal-- it's the head-to-head round.

And, again, you're first-timers, so what's going to happen

is you're all going to come forward and go head to head.

You ready?

Let's go-- come on forward.

(cheers and applause)

>> COSTA: All right, we're about to go head to head

on High School Quiz Show.

I've got Phillips Academy to my left,

Mansfield High School to my right.

If you don't mind shaking hands, get things started.

As a reminder, watching at home, and everywhere else

in the world, in this round you get ten points

for correct answers, incorrect answers will cost you

ten points.

You can buzz in at any time.

The clock is set at 90 seconds.

Good luck, and here we go.

What metallic element makes up most of the earth's inner core?

(buzzer) Iron.

Name the northernmost New England State.

Yes?

>> Maine. >> COSTA: Maine is right.

The Beautiful and the Damned is the second novel of what...

>> F. Scott Fitzgerald. >> COSTA: Yes.

What word beginning with the letter A refers to

the ancient citadel of Athens?

Yes? >> Acropolis.

>> COSTA: Yes. Erythrocytes are also known

as what color blood cells?

Yes? >> White.

No, red.

In June 2017, what male tennis player won an unprecedented...

>> Federer. >> COSTA: I'm sorry?

>> Roger Federer. >> COSTA: No, Rafael Nadal.

What Roman god is equated with the Greek god Dionysus?

Yes? >> Um... oh, dang it.

(buzzer) >> COSTA: Bacchus.

All of the land battles of the Hundred Years' War

were fought in what country?

(buzzer) France.

What is the oldest university in the English-speaking world?

Yes? >> Oxford.

>> COSTA: Yes. The Declaration of Independence

was approved by the Continental Congress

in what year?

>> 1775.

>> COSTA: No, 1776.

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in physics?

Yes? >> Marie Curie.

>> COSTA: Yes. In 1534, explorer Jacques Cartier claimed

what Québec river for France?

St. Lawrence. >> COSTA: Yes.

Elizabeth Bennet is the protagonist

in what Jane Austen masterpiece?

Yes? >> Pride and Prejudice.

>> COSTA: Yes, and she just made it.

But that is the end of round two.

We take a look at the score-- Mansfield High School right now

110 points, Phillips Academy 260 points.

How about it, folks?

(cheers and applause)

All right, next up is the category round,

with the following categories:

Some Like It Hot, Governor's Mansion,

Southern Charm, Of Thee I Sing, The Eagle Has Landed,

and Oops.

Each category has five questions with increasing point values.

Players, you can confer with your teammates,

but once you buzz in, you can no longer confer,

we're going to need your answer.

Now, Mansfield, you have a little ground to make up,

so you get to choose the first category.

What's it going to be?

>> We'll take The Eagle Has Landed.

>> COSTA: The Eagle Has Landed.

These are questions about space exploration.

And for ten points, while Eisenhower opposed

sending men to the moon, what later U.S. president

made it a national priority with his famous "moon shot"

speech to Congress?

Lasal? >> JFK.

>> COSTA: That's right.

And Phillips, you get the board.

Category? >> The Eagle Has Landed for 15.

>> COSTA: This time for 15 points.

For years, many aviators believed that aircraft

could not fly faster than the speed of sound.

That all changed in 1947 when what American test pilot

broke the sound barrier?

Yes, Nick?

>> Yeager. >> COSTA: Yeager is right.

Mansfield, you get the board.

Category? >> The Eagle Has Landed.

>> COSTA: For 20 points.

In 1986, the Soviet Union launched the first module

of what modular space station that supported human habitation

for more than 14 years?

Yes, Lasal? >> Soyuz.

>> COSTA: No. Mansfield, you want to try it?

Yes, Nick? >> Skylab.

>> COSTA: No, Mir is the correct answer.

But Mansfield, you still have the board.

Category? >> The Eagle Has Landed.

>> COSTA: For 25 points.

The term "Sputnik moment" describes America's need

to catch up to other countries

in technology.

It was coined after the Soviets launched Sputnik 1

in October of what year?

Yes, Mary? >> 1959.

>> COSTA: No.

Phillips, you want to try it?

(buzzer) 1957 the correct answer.

Mansfield, you've still got the board.

Category?

>> We'll close out The Eagle Has Landed.

>> COSTA: All right, this time 30 points at stake.

In the summer of 2018, NASA will launch

what solar probe that will eventually fly within

four million miles of the sun?

(buzzer) The Parker Solar Probe.

And Mansfield, you keep the board.

You'll need a new category. >> Southern Charm.

>> COSTA: Okay, Southern Charm.

Questions about Southern literature.

And for ten points,

at the end of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,

Tom reveals that what runaway slave has actually

been free ever since Miss Watson died

and freed him in her will?

>> COSTA: Yes, Anna? >> Jim.

>> COSTA: Jim is correct.

And now Phillips, you've got the board.

Category?

>> We'll stay with Southern Charm, please.

>> COSTA: For 15 points, at the end of

A Streetcar Named Desire,

what aging Southern belle tells the doctor,

"Whoever you are, I've always depended

on the kindness of strangers"?

Yes, Anna?

>> Stella. >> COSTA: No.

Mansfield, you want to try it?

(buzzer) Blanche DuBois is the answer.

And Phillips, you've still got the board.

Category?

>> We'll stay with Southern Charm.

>> COSTA: For 20 points.

In Gone With the Wind, Scarlett O'Hara lives

at what Georgia plantation

named after a legendary hill associated

with the ancient kings of Ireland?

Yes, Anna? >> Tara.

>> COSTA: Tara is right.

You've got the board, Phillips. >> Stay with Southern Charm.

>> COSTA: This time for 25 points.

Set in 1960s Mississippi,

what bestselling book by Kathryn Stockett

tells the stories of African American maids

who work for prominent white families?

Yes, Mary? >> The Help.

>> COSTA: The Help is right.

Mansfield, you get the board back.

Category?

>> Let's finish with Southern Charm.

>> COSTA: This time for 30 points.

In To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout's precocious friend Dill

is based on what famous writer who was

Harper Lee's best friend growing up?

(buzzer) Truman Capote.

And Mansfield, you've still got the board.

You'll need a category. >> Some Like It Hot for ten.

>> COSTA: Okay, questions about volcanoes here.

For ten points, visible from Tokyo on a clear day,

what beautiful cone-shaped mountain is actually

three separate volcanoes, one on top of the other?

Yes, Vincent? >> Mt. Fuji.

>> COSTA: Yes, and you've got the board, Phillips.

Category?

>> We'll stay with Some Like It Hot.

>> COSTA: 15 points.

What Hawaiian volcano has historically been considered

the largest volcano on earth?

Vincent? >> Kilauea.

>> COSTA: No-- Mansfield, you want to take a shot?

(buzzer) Mauna Loa is the answer.

And Phillips, you've got the board.

>> We'll stay with Some Like It Hot.

>> COSTA: For 20 points.

What island is home to the tallest active volcano

in western Europe, Mount Etna?

Yes, Vincent? >> Sicily.

>> COSTA: Correct-- you've still got the board.

>> We'll stay with Some Like It Hot.

>> COSTA: 25 points.

The deadliest, most destructive volcanic event

in America occurred in 1980 with the eruption

of Mount St. Helens.

In what U.S. state... Lasal?

>> Montana. >> COSTA: No, Mansfield?

Nick? >> Washington.

>> COSTA: Yes, you've got the board back, Mansfield.

Category? >> Some Like It Hot.

>> COSTA: For 30 points, what well known volcano in Iceland,

which had erupted again in 1845, is referenced

in Herman Melville's Moby-Dick?

Yes, Lasal? >> Eyjafjallajökull.

>> COSTA: No-- Mansfield, you want to try?

(buzzer) Mount Hekla the answer.

And Mansfield, you've still got the board.

>> Governor's Manion. >> COSTA: Okay.

Questions about governors.

For ten points,

in an April 2017 poll, what Massachusetts Republican

was named the nation's most popular governor

with a 75% approval rating?

Yes, Eric? >> Baker.

>> COSTA: Governor Charlie Baker.

Phillips Academy, you've got the board.

>> We'll take Governor's Mansion for 15.

>> COSTA: Okay, in July 2017, what New Jersey governor

was caught sunbathing at a beach closed to the public

because of a government shutdown?

Yes, Rebecca? >> Chris Christie.

>> COSTA: Yes.

And Mansfield, you get the board.

>> Governor's Mansion.

>> COSTA: 20 points-- in 2016, what governor signed

historic legislation that requires California to slash

greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 1990 levels,

and by the year 2030?

Yes, Nick? >> Brown.

>> COSTA: Yes, Governor Jerry Brown.

Mansfield, category? >> Governor's Mansion.

>> COSTA: 25 points this time-- in 1996 who became the first

woman to be elected governor

of New Hampshire, and is now a U.S. senator?

Yes, Eric? >> Maggie Hassan.

>> COSTA: No.

Mansfield, you want to try?

(buzzer)

>> COSTA: That would be Senator Jean Shaheen.

And Mansfield, you've still got the board.

Category? >> Governor's Mansion.

>> COSTA: 30 points this time.

Robert Penn Warren's novel All the King's Men

portrays the dramatic rise of a Southern politician

in the 1930s.

It's loosely based on what Louisiana governor nicknamed

The Kingfish?

Vincent? >> Huey Pierce Long.

>> COSTA: Yes, correct.

And Phillips, you've got the board.

Category? >> Oops.

>> COSTA: Oops.

Al right, these are and will be questions about epic mistakes.

And for ten points,

in February 2017, what Ivy League university

in New York mistakenly sent out acceptance letters

to hundreds of students who were actually not accepted?

Yes, Lasal? >> Columbia.

>> COSTA: Columbia is right.

You've got the board, Phillips-- category?

>> We'll take Oops for 15. >> COSTA: Okay.

Recently, NASA admitted that it accidentally erased

the original records

of the historic Apollo 11 moonwalk which occurred

on July 20 of what year?

Yes, Mary? >> 1969.

>> COSTA: Yes, and now Mansfield,

you've got the board. >> Oops for 20.

>> COSTA: Okay, in what might be the biggest blunder

in Oscar history,

La La Land was mistakenly announced as Best Picture

in 2017 instead of what film, the actual winner?

Yes, Vincent? >> Moonlight.

>> COSTA: Moonlight is correct, and now Phillips,

you've got the board.

>> We'll stay with Oops for 25. >> COSTA: Okay.

Tasked by Hitler to defend the French coast,

what general was not present at D-Day because he had gone back

to Germany to celebrate his wife's birthday on June 6?

Yes, Nick? >> Erwin Rommel.

>> COSTA: That is correct, and now Mansfield,

you've got the board. >> Oops for 30.

>> COSTA: For 30 points, "Leave it alone--

it's great and right on target."

Who said this when his book The Medium is the Message

was accidentally titled The Medium is the Massage?

(buzzer)

Marshall McLuhan is the answer.

Now, Mansfield, you've got the board,

but there's only one category,

and I have it here, and it is Of Thee I Sing--

questions about patriotic songs.

And for ten points, after witnessing

the British attack Fort McHenry in Baltimore

during the War of 1812, who wrote the lyrics

to "The Star Spangled Banner"?

Yes, Vincent? >> Francis Scott Key.

>> COSTA: Yes, and for 15 points... (timer sounding)

Oh, there's the bell that ends the category round.

The score right now,

Mansfield High 205 points,

Phillips Academy 280 points.

This is a very tight round.

(cheers and applause)

Okay, we are heading into the final 90 seconds

of gameplay-- we call it the lightning round.

It's going to move real fast.

You get 20 points for each correct answer.

Incorrect answers here will cost you 20 points.

The clock is set.

Good luck, teams-- here we go.

Adolf Hitler started World War II by invading what...

>> Poland. >> COSTA: Yes.

A rhombus is a flat shape with how many equal

straight sides? Yes, Vincent?

>> Four. >> COSTA: Yes.

What U.S. state forms the northern border of Illinois?

Yes, Mary? >> Michigan.

>> COSTA: No, Wisconsin.

What Utah novelist is the author of the popular science fiction

novel The Maze Runner?

Yes, Rebecca? >> James Dashner.

>> COSTA: Yes. Since 1947, India and Pakistan

have been locked in a bitter dispute

over what region that borders... yes?

>> Kashmir. >> COSTA: Yes.

In 2016, what band released a 50th anniversary edition

of its groundbreaking album Pet Sounds?

Yes, Mary? >> The Beach Boys.

>> COSTA: Yes. A poodle is transformed into the devil

in what play by Goethe?

Yes, Vincent? >> Faust.

>> COSTA: Yes. What Greek word for crescent refers to

curve in a liquid surface, and also to a piece of cartilage?

Yes? >> Meniscus.

>> COSTA: Yes. What movie star did Egypt ban in 1956

when she converted to Judaism to marry playwright

Arthur Miller?

Anna? >> Marilyn Monroe.

>> COSTA: Yes. What continent is home

to the Drakensberg mountain range?

(buzzer)

Africa.

What American author wrote the 1929 novel

The Sound and the Fury?

Yes, Vincent? >> Faulkner.

>> COSTA: Yes. What general was in charge of British troops

at the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill?

Yes, Vincent? >> Israel Putnam.

>> COSTA: No, General William Howe.

(timer sounding) Oh, there's the bell

that ends the game.

The winner this week,

Phillips Academy with 400 points.

(cheers and applause)

The runner-up,

Mansfield High School 225 points.

Congratulations to both teams.

It was a great round, a great game.

Phillips Academy now will move into

the quarterfinals, so be sure you're tuning in.

We will see you all back here next week

for a High School Quiz Show.

(cheers and applause)

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[DnB] Koven - Figure (lyrics) :3 - Duration: 3:46.

☆Cuttin' me down

Sink in the ground beneath my feet

It's all in my head

But it's not the same it used to be

Could we figure this out

Could we make a difference

It was always this to chase

Are you closing the door

Am I finding a new one

I'm still breathing

Could we figrue this out

Could we make a difference

It was always this to chase

Are you closing the door

Am I finding a new one

I'm still breathing

★Calling your bluff

Unlocking the senses that you feel

I'm not to blame

Not knowing these actions could be real

Could we figrue this out

Could we make a difference

It was always this to chase

Are you closing the door

Am I finding a new one

I'm still breathing

Could we figrue this out

Could we make a difference

It was always this to chase

Are you closing the door

Am I finding a new one

I'm still breathing

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Perfect your tactics

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Trump says talks with N. Korea will go 'very well' - Duration: 1:30.

Comments from U.S. President Donald Trump appear to confirm that talks with North Korea

will be going ahead.

On Saturday, he said he thinks the talks will go well, and seemed to trust that North Korea

will stick to the conditions agreed upon for the talks -- namely, that it doesn't test

any missiles in the meantime.

Kim Mok-yeon reports.

Speaking with reporters Saturday, local time, before leaving the White House for a rally

in Pennsylvania, President Trump sounded positive about the upcoming talks with North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un.

Edit No6108 "I think North Korea is going to go very well.

I think we are going to have a tremendous success.

It is going to be something very special."

He said that the precondition for meeting is that North Korea should not fire any missiles

in the meantime, and implied he thinks the North actually does want to denuclearize.

Trump also said that many countries have showed support for the historic talks as well.

A day earlier, on Friday, Trump tweeted that he trusts North Korea will keep its promise

not to test missiles while the talks are happening.

At this point, President Trump seems to have cleared up some mixed messages from officials.

White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders had said that the talks won't go ahead unless

North Korea backs up its words with "concrete" action to denuclearize.

South Korea's national security adviser Chung Eui-yong, who is on his way back to Seoul

after meeting with President Trump, said he heard no mention of backing out... and that

the announcement he made in front of the White House was based on the President's direct

words.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.

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Japan willing to pay costs of N. Korea nuclear inspections: Kyodo - Duration: 0:54.

With North Korea now engaged with South Korea and getting ready for talks with the U.S.,

it looks like Japan doesn't want to be left out.

Tokyo says that if the North agrees to allow inspections of its nuclear facilities... it's

willing to foot the initial costs up to 300 million yen, or about 2-point-8 million dollars.

That's according to Kyodo News Agency, citing multiple Japanese government officials.

Analysts say Japan is trying to make sure it has a voice in the process of North Korea's

denuclearization and related discussions.

The Kyodo report went on to say that Japan will continue to pressure North Korea into

taking concrete action on the nuclear issue.

Pyongyang hasn't allowed in nuclear inspectors from the IAEA since 2009.

Inspections of its main nuclear facility at Yongbyon would cost up to around 3-point-7

million dollars, so Japan's proposed contribution would foot most of the bill.

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Deputy Arrests Ex-Wife For SUPER Petty Reason - Duration: 4:27.

A WOMAN IS SUING

HER EX-HUSBAND WHO HAPPENS TO BE A SHERIFF DEPUTY IN GEORGIA

BECAUSE HE GOT HER ARRESTED OVER A NEGATIVE POST THAT SHE PUT ON

FACEBOOK IN REGARD TO HIM IN HIS PARENTING.

HER HUSBAND IS COREY KING.

HE IS A SHERIFF DEPUTY IN

WASHINGTON COUNTY, GEORGIA AND THE POST IN QUESTION GOES AS

FOLLOWS.

SHE WROTE:

HER FRIENDS CHIMED IN.

OFFICER KING DID NOT LIKE THAT.

THEY ACTUALLY GOT ARRESTED AND SPENT TIME BEHIND BARS.

THIS IS CRAZY, AND I AM GLAD HE IS GETTING SUED FOR THIS.

TRIGGERED MUCH, MISTER SHERRIF?

YOU WANT A SAFE

SPACE?

THEY GO AT THE 12 COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO

LEGITIMATELY ASKED FOR A SAFE SPACE BUT THEY CONSTANTLY REVEAL

JUST HOW THIN-SKINNED THEY ARE.

THE LIGHTEST CRITICISM, MY

HUSBAND DIDN'T STOP TO GET MEDICATION IS SOMETHING

WORTH PULLING THE FULL FORCE OF THE LAW.

IT IS AMAZING.

IF THAT IS THE HARSHEST CRITICISM I GET ON ANY

GIVEN DAY, IT IS A GOOD DAY.

SHE FORGOT TO PICK UP THE MEDS, ANA KASPARIAN, HOLY MOLY.

THIS MAN DID THIS TO HIS EX-WIFE FOR SAYING THAT ABOUT

HIM, NOT GOING TO GET HIS CHILDREN MEDICATION.

JUST

IMAGINE THE POOR PEOPLE IN THESE COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE TO BE

SUBJECT TO THE ABUSE OF POWER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.

WHEN YOU THINK

ABOUT IT, THAT IS THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILDREN.

SHE WENT TO JAIL

BECAUSE SHE OFFENDED HIS LITTLE BOY MASCULINITY.

THAT'S THE

STUFF WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT.

PEOPLE DON'T THINK THAT THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE TO DEAL WITH.

THE JUDGE, THE WOMEN HAD TO GO TO COURT AND THE JUDGE WAS

LIKE, I AM THROWING THIS OUT.

I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND WHY YOU

ARE HERE, THIS IS CRAZY AND THEN TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE, THE

SHERIFF DEPUTY REFUSED TO EVEN TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHAT HE

DID, WHAT HE ADMITTED TO DOING.

HE'S LIKE HE MADE THE DECISION TO GO FORWARD WITH THE ARREST IT

IS

HIS FAULT THAT KNOW IT'S NOT, YOU ARE THE ONE WHO MADE

THIS HAPPEN.

LIBERALS DON'T LIKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY WAS AMELIA

ARRESTED MY EX-WIFE.

WHAT THE JUDGE RANDOMLY HEADED OUT FOR

EX-WIFE?

OF COURSE IT WAS YOU.

BY THE WAY, IT'S A GOOD THING

SHE WASN'T POOR, SHE WAS MIDDLE-CLASS BECAUSE A THOUSAND

DOLLAR BAIL COULD'VE KEPT HER IN JAIL FOR MONTHS IF SHE

WAS POOR.

A DE FACTO SENTENCE.

THIS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

YOU CANNOT ARREST PEOPLE FOR

MAKING DEROGATORY STATEMENT ABOUT COPS.

THAT WAS DECIDED 30

YEARS AGO BUT WHAT DO I TELL YOU ALL THE TIME, IT IS NOT WRITTEN

IN LAW OR LEGAL BUT THE NUMBER ONE CRIME IN AMERICA IS

DISRESPECTING A POLICE OFFICER AND HERE IT IS, HE DID IT TO HIS

OWN WIFE WAS MIDDLE-CLASS, THAT WAS A MISTAKE BUT WHEN THEY DO

IT TO POWERLESS MINORITIES AND BY THE WAY, POWERLESS WHITE

PEOPLE TOO, ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY, THEY ALMOST ALWAYS GET

AWAY WITH IT.

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New BRABUS 800 based on the Mercedes-AMG S 63 4matic+ Limousin - Duration: 3:32.

BRABUS 800 - MB S63 4Matic Limousin

Engine: 8-Cylinder

Power: 588 KW/800 PS

0-100 km/h: 3.1 sec

Vmax: 300 km/h

Of course Brabus didn't just tinker with the engine and leave it at that.

It also fitted a full aero kit, variable exhaust, dropped suspension, and bigger wheels.

The tuner offers alloys for the S-Class ranging from 18 inches to 22.

But the show car are fitted with 21-inch rims: Platinum Edition monoblock alloys, to be specific.

The modified biturbomotor received new turbochargers, pistons and crankshaft, as well as a new software.

The suspension is lowered by 15 mm at high speeds, and interior trim can satisfy even the most picky person.

As for the price, it starts from 359.082,50 euros.

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ROBLOX Cuphead. - Duration: 6:13.

SUP YOUTUBE

im literally dying inside

(realizes you guys cant hear her voice)

wait roleplay?

wait wait wait,but as in BUTT?

(BREATHE IN BREATHE OUT)

yea yea OC and other stuff

Crap,I just realized i'm a bad OC maker ;_;

CHOO CHOO GOES THE TRAIN CHILDREN :'3

(dying in the inside)

LEGIT OOF COMING SOON

OOF

God Dam it,I hate that parkour I only like speedrun.

*Complete idiot mode activate*

aww its a cute cupheadddd

sup youtube

im literally dying inside

WOaHhHh

Awkard silence..?*

My body shall not be seen PEASANTS!!1111!

*my first time writing my own caption kill me*

I TAKE IT BACK GIVE ME CUPHEAD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

oOF

Um....should I stop with the captions?

IDK

WELL cuphead and his pal mugman and his pal mugman and his pal mugman and his pal mugman and his pal mugman x10000

The ending of the song might seem pretty dark :3

I FORGOT MY STRAW SH**

Wait now that I think about Mug Girl I saw somebody named Miss mug and she had a crush on mugman..

YUSS LEMME FIND ME SOME ODERS YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

I always need me headphones to listen to unravel (from tokyo ghoul)

Thats mr.big fat pork that will be delicious for devil.

IK IM SO DUMB I HAD NO TIME TO MAKE A GOD DAM LONG VIDEO JESUS CHRIST!!

F*** you roblox for not liking youtube and videos **** you.(I censored my words)

Always end by HOW TO CATCH AN ODER

Alex I see the story in your eyes,and your eyes say that you asked a bunch of girls out but they rejected you :)

Alex:BEETCH EXCUSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

alex:ME?!

Alex:you better not be posting this on youtube!!!

Me:too late fam I am lol everybody found you out HAH

Well,bye this was some unfortunate ending :/

DONT MESS WITH KING DICE! (don't mess with king dice!)

Don't mess with king dice! (Don't mess with king dice!)

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