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Youtube daily report Sep 17 2018

welcome to my channel

in this video

i'm showing now the seedling process of marigold and zinnias

first

take a tray or seedling tray or flat pot and fill the soil in half of the tray

next

here the marigold dried flower which has plenty of seeds

marigold fresh flowers will not germinate and It must be dried in its plant to produce seeds

now separating the seeds with fingers and put them in seedling tray

then

put the thin layer of soil above the seeds

and then spread the soil evenly

next

pour water slowly in the tray or spray the water

keep the seedling tray in shade and warm place

one week later

seeds grown in about 1 to 1.5 inch height

after two weeks , ready to transplant in pots

then separate plants one by one and carefully move them

next

seedling the zinnias

do the same seedling process such marigold seedling

keep the seedling tray in shade and warm

place do not place in wet place

and also do not pour too much water because wet will cause the seeds germination

after week

zinnias grown in about 2 to 2.5 inches height

after two weeks

grown well healthy plants and ready to transplant them

separating the baby plants carefully and replant them in new potting environment

thanks for watching

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Dan Bongino Exposes John Kerry's Scheme In Retaliation For Trump Attack(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 3:15.

Dan Bongino Exposes John Kerry's Scheme In Retaliation For Trump Attack

a former Secretary of State John Kerry

taking on President Trump over his tough

stance on Iran here with some reaction

former Secret Service agent hosted the

Dan bono show author of Spygate Dan

Bynes you know Dan wears Madonna is

there gonna be a women's march about

John Kerry you know talking about

teenage girls the maturity of teenage

girls dare I say a president trumpets in

something like that there'd be a march

on the White House yeah it's offensive

it is listen I have a teenage daughter

what's he trying to say at least my

teenage daughter doesn't Parker boat and

Rhode Island to avoid Massachusetts

taxes while running for president on a

platform of higher taxes oh yeah that

was John Kerry forgot about that one you

know but add on a serious note how is

John Kerry not guilty of a Logan Act

violation here now let's just remind the

audience that a decorated United States

military hero and Lieutenant General

Mike Flynn was was aimed at and targeted

by the Obama administration in the

transition period for you know

conducting us business while they you

know as a private citizen talking

alleged violation of the Logan Act yeah

except talking of the right exactly

talking to the rest while he was the

incoming national security adviser by

the way which isn't seem it doesn't seem

untoward he was getting ready to jump

can I give former Secretary of State you

have a former Secretary of State and he

told Dana Perino the other day look this

is just what all former sectors say

Henry Kissinger whoever does you talk to

people sure you talk to people but

you're not supposed to go out and

undermine the current administration

Edie listen just to be clear the Logan

Act is ridiculous okay I'm all I'm

trying to suggest in this thing is it

isn't what about ISM for us to ask do

the rules exist anymore you're literally

you're going to put in jail and

prosecute a decorated the United States

general it Mike Flynn for allegedly

violating the Logan Act and well he was

to be clear he's prosecuted on lying to

the FBI but that was the genesis of the

case now you have John Kerry negotiating

with our enemies and people who chant

death to America and and what

happens everybody all these media people

who clamored for a flint investigation

are completely utterly silent on this

it's absurd how do you how's the

Republic expected to continue like this

with two sets of rules what about the

implications and the consequences of

this Dan I mean what is John Kerry doing

yeah where does it end I don't I don't

know I mean it's clear that a large

swath of sane rational Americans think

giving pallets of cash to people who sit

there and chant death to America and the

Iranians and have actively engaged in a

global terrorist war to kill our people

this is probably a bad idea I don't know

where this goes but John Kerry should be

ashamed these are really disturbing acts

you're right gotta sell the book though

Dan yeah Bungie now thanks to your time

appreciate it thank you

god bless you and God bless america

you

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perhaps we should start with how you're feeling? - Duration: 1:17.

perhaps we should start with how you're feeling?

not good

what's not good right now?

everything

we all get good at pretending

that the loneliness isn't there

and then

something comes along to remind us

I hate when I can't hold in my loneliness

I just... I feel like a bad person

what do normal people do when they get this sad?

It'll get better

when?

this... this is bullshit

what if i'm just broken?

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In this tutorial we will show you how to create a freeze frame clone effect with PowerDirector and PhotoDirector on your phone

First, take screenshots of the moment you want to freeze from the original video

Enter the PhotoDirector App and choose "Edit"

Select the screenshots to edit

To remove the background, click the "Cutout" option

Use the brush to select the range of your object

Click "Cut" to cut out the selected area from the photo

Set the background color as green and then save the image. Use the same method to cut out other screenshots

Open up PowerDirector and drag your video onto the first track

Press the "Overlay" icon and import your green screen photos to the timeline

Adjust the length of all the photos, set as long as the original video

Re-size the photos to match the background video

Click the "Edit" icon and select "Chroma key"

Using the "Color Picker" select the color you wish to remove

Select the image track, click "Edit" then select "Fade"

Disable the Fade in/Fade out effect

When you have finished all the chroma key editing, every freeze frame effect will show on the video

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[ENGSUB] BTS BON VOYAGE Season 3 : Full HD - Duration: 7:43.

[At the music video set] [V is on the phone]

[Trying to get some information of "BON VOYAGE" destination]

I tried many things but it didn't work!

[When...?] The staff member was about to tell me!

[Disappointed] I see.

[They're guessing about the destination] It would be nice if it's in Europe.

Europe is the best.

[Getting a hint: Nation of left-hand traffic] It's going to be the U.K,

the nation of left-hand traffic.

It feels like Barcelona.

I like Spain. I like it.

[Barcelona? Spain? While they're guessing..] I think we'll go to Barcelona.

Australia?

[Confident] - New Zealand? - I think it's New Zealand.

New Zealand.

- That's nice. I want to go there again. - Hey!

I'll bet everything I have.

[So sure] It's not Spain.

[Memories of North Europe] I still remember

- our trip to North Europe. - I want to go Europe again.

[Where is their 3rd destination?] Let's go there again on our 10th anniversary.

[2018. July 25 In front of a bar in Seoul]

[Members got off and entered the bar]

Hello.

[What brought them here?]

[For a broadcast on V LIVE] Do we go live on V LIVE here?

[and BON VOYAGE announcement!] - Are we filming? For a behind-the-scene story? - Yes.

[Just excited] [Clap!] Hope, 1, 2, 3.

- This place is nice. - Hang on. - Is this how we start it?

Let's jump on a count of three.

[Variety show genius]

[Too enthusiastic] Let's go out. Then..

- Shall we? - And come back 3 seconds later.

And we can do this.

[Yay!] 1, 2, 3.

[But it's not edited] - We transported! Where are we? - Where are we?

[BTS members are so good at acting] - Why am I holding this? - Where am I?

Where am I?

- We... - We are not wearing makeup!

[Makgeoli is coming] Makgeoli (Rice wine) is a local specialty...

It feels so nice.

[Glad] What kind of Makgeoli?

[Let's make a toast] Bottoms up!

[Someone is approaching] Bottoms up!

[Members are enjoying Makgeoli]

Delicious.

[Staff member entered the room with a side dish] Delicious.

Makgeoli is amazing. What, we have more cameras.

- Oh, director? - We have more cameras.

[Why are you here?] - Director? - Why are you here?

[Quick at taking hints] I guess they'll have an announcement for the reality show.

[Correct!] - Really? - Really?

- Really? - Right.

[Started buzzling] Right.

[Becoming sober] I can feel the tension here.

- Suddenly? Here? - As you guessed...

[Announcement of BON VOYAGE 3 destination] I'm going to announce the destination.

[Excited] - Really? - We heard it beforehand last time.

[No] Is it a desert?

[Hoping for Spain] I think it's Spain.

- We have no idea. - I know where it is.

[Winking] - Do you know? - He has no idea.

Can you guess?

[The only information] We heard it's the left-hand traffic nation.

[Left-hand traffic nations] - So, we found nations. - Left-hand traffic.

- Japan. - The U.K. - The U.K. - And New Zealand.

[A lot of opinions] - New Zealand! I want to go there. - Australia!

- New Zealand is amazing. - Where is it? Let him say.

We collected what you said

- throughout last year. - Yes.

The concept of this BON VOYAGE is

- resting. - Vacation.

- Freedom. - Freedom. - Without a guide.

[First hint: An island country which is smaller than Jeju Island]

- I know! - Guess.

There's a small nation.

He doesn't know.

[Second hint: In the middle of the Mediterranean] At the center of the Mediterranean.

- Center of the Mediterranean? - An island country.

Let me announce the nation.

[What's this item?] - Let's open it together. - They've never

- done this before. - Let's drink one more time before opening it.

Please don't read it.

[Reaction from the one who read it] Let's make a toast.

[Let's drink one more time] Let's make a toast.

Let's make a toast.

[Where is this place?] - I read but I don't know where it is. - I've never heard of it.

1, 2, 3!

Malta!

[Malta?] Malta!

[Hey] Malta.

- Your pronunciation was wrong. It's Malta! - Do you know the country?

- Do you know? - Don't you know?

[They've heard of it for the first time] The destination is... Malta?

BON VOYAGE In Malta.

- That's small. - It's Malta. - Malta.

It's Malta.

See, it's A.

[Joke] Go and ride a horse. (Pun in Korean)

Ha, ha. Yoonki.

[About to pout his lips] - That's small. - What a joke!

[Changing the subject] It looks smaller than Jeju Island.

[BON VOYAGE in Malta]

[republic of Malta] [A small island nation in southern Europe, at the center of the Mediterranean]

[Its capital Valleta is designated as the World Heritage]

[Another city Sliema is famous for young tourists]

[Gozo island is loved by European vacationers]

[Paradise in the Mediterranean]

[A week-long vacation filled with tours, relaxation and activities!]

[BTS' third travel log in a beautiful island Malta]

[That will begin soon!]

[Checking the schedule] There's a schedule.

Schedule?

Wow! Horse riding activity!

[Excited] [My joke came true] See? I told you to ride a horse there.

Are we going to ride horses?

V will enjoy it a lot.

[We're glad to see you so happy] Taehyung is good at riding a hours.

As we announced before,

you will drive a rented car there.

[Excited] - Who will drive? - Really?

[Driver candidates: Jin, Suga, J-Hope] Jin, Yoonki and Hoseok.

- I will drive. - You can't.

- Why not? - You... - I have an international driver's license!

Just sit next to me.

[Their self-driving tour!] - Ready? - It's like an intersection.

[Unfamiliar left-hand traffic + driving in a foreign nation] Please work as a navigator.

- Am I not doing well? - You are.

[Still, they look so fabulous!]

[Please look forward to seeing BTS' self-driving tour in Malta!]

[What's the plan at the last night?] In the last evening,

[To celebrate the season 3] we made a reservation

- at a nice restaurant. - Really?

You need to dress up.

So, we should bring a nice suit.

Yes. The weight of your luggage is

- limited to 20kg per person. - I don't need a lot.

[It's easy to pack things] We don't need a lot of things.

[Wrapping this up by saying bye] Please say the ending comment.

Like "Please look forward to BON VOYAGE 3 in Malta!"

- This time... - Shall we make a new slogan?

BON VOYAGE! BON VOYAGE! BON VOYAGE! BON VOYAGE!

- Let's change it for the season 3. - What should we say? - Let's change.

BON VOYAGE fire!

Let's watch BON VOYAGE!

[Silence]

This is nice. BON! VOYAGE!

[Second silence]

- Drink. - A ghost passed by.

[Second try] What's this? Watch! BON VOYAGE!

You need to drink.

Shall we use this?

[I don't know what the difference is but I think it's nice] It sounds nice.

Let's say "BON VOYAGE, Let's watch!"

Please say it first. Then, we will follow to say.

[Who will go first?] - As you made it, go first. - Okay.

[Hope] I'll say first.

Everyone, BON VOYAGE season 3 will be on air soon.

[Applause] It will show BTS' strong teamwork

and interesting episodes. Please look forward to seeing it.

- Shall we say it? - Okay.

BON VOYAGE. Let's watch!

[Pre-production meeting came to an end with a toast] I can't work as an MC any more.

[BON VOYAGE Season 3 Let's watch on September 18, Tuesday]

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Arsenal make contact with representatives to agree transfer deal for £30m forward | AFC News - Duration: 2:07.

One of the things that Unai Emery would like to do with his Arsenal team is to put his

stamp on it.

He is slowly doing this by implementing a different style of play and that is taking

shape every week.

The other aspect of this is to bring in players that are more suited to his way of playing.

And as per reports in Le10 Sport, the Gunners have identified one of them in the form of

Lille forward Nicolas Pepe and have already made contact with representatives.

The striker who is 23 years old and has already played for his national side has piqued the

curiosity of Emery and his scouts.

Pepe has started the season on fire and he is showing why a club such as Arsenal would

be interested in him.

While the interest in Pepe is at an early stage, there is one factor that might put

the deal in jeopardy and that would be the price.

Lille are said to be wanting something in the region of £30m and the Gunners would

definitely like to pay less than that.

Though to be honest, that is the norm for most of the deals that seem to be happening

at the moment.

But, if Arsenal are able to get him for a price that is lower than that, it will be

kind of a coup for the club.

If Pepe does indeed come to the Emirates, it will be interesting to see if anyone does

depart the club as there may be an overload of forwards within the squad.

This is not going to be something that Emery will want to see and there may be measures

taken to prevent that from happening.

After a rough start, Arsenal have gotten back on track and are on a winning streak that

everyone associated with the club hopes will continue for a long time.

And by getting players such as Pepe to the club, the team will be bolstered in their

chances to return to the Champions League.

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Enquête vaccination N°5-Vaccins grippe & pneumocoque entre épidémie et stratégie de communication - Duration: 41:56.

So far, I have always been interested in health and how to be healthy.

I did not deal with diseases, drugs and medicine

it's not my job, I'm not competent nor interested in it.

For me, it's health first ...

And then, I became a dad a year ago.

It is the most beautiful experience of my life.

like all fathers, I was

confronted with the question of vaccination at one point or another

And frankly, I hear everything and its opposite.

This goes from the classical speech about the obvious

and the absolutely essential and harmless nature of vaccines

up to the most disturbing testimonials,

especially in my environment. I have examples around me.

I realize that in the end,

I do not have the elements to make a choice on vaccination, the famous informed choice.

And for my son, I want the best, the full health.

I do not want to make random choices, and especially not play the Russian roulette ...

We talk about free and informed consent,

so, since nobody seemed to be able to inform me without taking sides,

I started an investigation, I did my own investigation,

with all the energy that is given by the love for my son.

Music: "Shine" by Hicham Chahidi

I wanted finally to know what was the "truth about vaccination".

My opinion does not matter at the end, and neither my choices.

What I want is to give everyone clear, rational information

and based on scientific facts in order to make an informed choice.

I am not "anti-vaccine", I am pro-science, pro-public health,

pro-happy and healthy child,

so I will ask questions and try to answer them!

IMMUNIZATION INVESTIGATION Episode 5: The vaccine against influenza and pneumococcus. More surprises

We all want our children to be healthy, right?

I called my friend Alex to film my testimonial about my investigation

and that he can account for the path I had taken

to untie the truth from the false.

This film is the testimonial of this investigation,

it's my way to the truth about vaccination!

A: Yo!

T: Hi Alex!

A: How are you?

T: Are you alright this morning? Fresh ?

A: It's beautiful. So good.

T: I still want to say to the camera what I am going through

Making a project like this with a videographer

He wanted the sunrise. Except that we are recording today June 21, 2018.

June 21st is the solstice.

Who says solstice says that the sun rises the earliest of the year.

So it's 6 o'clock in the morning, we record, but we have the sunrise over the Mediterranean Sea.

A: It's fantastic. I'm fine, anyway.

T: I can't see anything. I only see you. It is okay. Are you good ?

A: I'm good.

T: Great. We will continue our little adventure.

So, did you understand? After setting the basics of vaccine theory, what's going on and everything,

I thought, we'll go and inspect some vaccines one after the other.

We are not going to review them all,

but there were some iconic ones that I wanted to review.

Yesterday, we talked about the MMR, in the previous episode, which seemed really important to me,

because it is a vaccine that affects all children.

Each vaccine will have some specificities

and there are also common things that will be found in all vaccines.

And it's interesting because, you'll see

because for some, we should expect this, that and that, is it there? Yes.

So, we really understood what's going on.

There are others that I would like to see

it's the flu vaccine, it's going to be the subject of today.

Because we hear about it every year

and we need to be vaccinated every year.

And then, there will be, in the next episodes, the vaccine against papillomavirus,

papillomavirus which, in France, made a lot of noise following the arrest, in particular,

of a doctor called Professor Henri Joyeux, who had made a big media buzz, we'll say.

And then, we'll talk about hepatitis B,

Hepatitis B, the famous sexually transmitted disease for which children are vaccinated at 2 months.

Today, we will talk about the flu, if the rooster lets us do it because it is early morning

I give you, if you are in state, I give you your homework.

So, I always remind, you can just go under the video.

You can download all the scientific references on which I relied.

There is the complete file.

I did the math, in all, for the 8 episodes, you have more than 120 pages to read.

And then there is also the transcription of this video, so it's something much shorter,

for people who just want to have the transcript of this video, without having the scientific references.

Shall we start ?

Yes. Let's start.

T: We are talking about the flu.

The flu is a disease that reappears each year on winter, well, supposedly

and every year we hear about an influenza epidemic.

So, you have to get vaccinated.

So, what's funny is that when I did my research, in fact,

we come across some evaluation figures of influenza epidemics that are just mind-blowing.

That is to say, it varies, for France, between 1,000 and 15,000 deaths per year

according to the media, according to stuff like that.

From 1 to 15, it's still huge. 15,000 dead, it starts to be serious, it justifies it

And then, what's interesting is that the Ministry of Health doesn't dares to quote figures.

I saw a quote from Marisol Touraine, it was in 2015, which said ...

So, I'll do it good:

"The flu is not a benign disease.

Every year, it causes many deaths.

Each patient must be immediately treated and hospitalized if his condition requires it. "

Alex laughs

T: No, but do not laugh!

Alex laughs

So, the media tirelessly repeat the figure of 18,000, roughly, additional deaths, each year.

Okay ?

In the winter of 2014/2015, there were 18,000 deaths according to the media.

The France National Public Health Agency estimates 9,000 in the same year.

So already, they reduce it by half.

"18,000, anyway, guys, that's a bit much.

It's not serious. We will say 9,000, it will be better. "

The Epidemiology Centre on the medical causes of death, CepiDc, which I told you about,

because Christophe Jarry, who provided us with these curves, relied on CepiDc figures,

which is really the statistical reference in France.

He speaks of 431 deaths from the flu, on average, every year.

So, we go from 18,000 to 431 ... that's still ...

you say, where did they disappear, you see?

We have dead people who are suffering somewhere. So ...

And even the High Council for Public Health say:

"Seasonal flu affects 2 to 8 million people annually

and causes the death of several thousand people,

mainly people over 65 years old. "

A: So, all of this is pretty vague.

T: We do not know, we do not know where we are.

And it's very funny because you realize that it's not only in France that it's happening like that.

For example, I came across a lot of studies in the United States,

I always put all the references,

and there is one, for example, that amused me a lot, which says:

"Are U.S. Flu Death Figures More PR Than Science? "

And they say, "US data on deaths from influenza are difficult to interpret.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (the CDC is the one behind the American health system)

recognize a difference between deaths from influenza and deaths associated with influenza ... "

It's very difficult because you have people, sometimes, who are old and tired,

and then they will get the flu, they will die in that time, and you are told:

"Ah, but that's because of the flu! "

But it must be said: wait, wait, it is associated, so there is a correlation, it does not mean that there is a causality.

"In addition, there are significant statistical incompatibilities

between official estimates and national vital statistical data. "

National vital statistics data is really the statistical yearbook,

it's like CepiDc, so The Epidemiology Centre on the medical causes of death.

"These problems are compounded by fear-based marketing:

a CDC communication strategy in which the medical experts

predict dramatic results during flu periods. "

What they are saying is that there is a business of non-communication

or de-communication around the flu that is pretty mind-blowing.

They really talk about fear-based marketing.

So, there is also another issue around the flu,

that is often, and it happened in France too,

health workers are criticized for failing to effectively vaccinate against the flu.

They are criticized.

From my point of view, I would say they are not crazy.

To take a dose each year, they say, anyway, it's not great.

You may be pro-vaccine, you will say, not need to abuse anyway.

Even with good things, no need to do too much.

And then, a very interesting study, which was done on the health staff:

"What is the evidence that

vaccination of health staff against seasonal flu would protect their patients? "

You see, it's worth it to get vaccinated for a health professional if it protects patients.

"Critical examination. Conclusion: Studies that seek to prove widespread belief

that vaccination of health personnel would reduce the morbidity and mortality of patients

are completely wrong and vaccination recommendations are biased. "

It's interesting, huh?

So studies are wrong and vaccination recommendations are biased.

"No reliable published evidence shows

that the vaccination of the health staff would have any benefit for the patients:

no evidence of reduced morbidity or mortality of patients,

nor even evidence of increasing the vaccination rate of patients. "

So, clearly, it is useless.

So, let's resume. We still have something that is not very clear.

We have figures that are inflated, we manipulate by fear says an author ...

Whatever the number of deaths,

we will try to study the influence of the vaccine against the flu. Okay ?

And it's a little edifying.

So, to tell you a little bit about what's happening with the flu vaccine ...

You'll see that we're going to find things we've seen before.

A study that says it very clearly, called

"Annual influenza vaccines: a double-edged sword? "

You have it in English and French.

What this study says is that natural immunization

linked to being naturally exposed to the virus gives a heterosubtypic immunity,

broad-spectrum immunity against all viral strains of influenza,

whereas immunity specifically developed after a vaccine

will give ultra specialized immunity against a viral strain of influenza.

Since there are dozens in circulation,

it'll make you more fragile than anything else.

Vaccination, in a sense, prevents this heterosubtypic adaptation

and presents a risk to at-risk populations, especially children.

These are the conclusions of this study. You can go see it, there is all the text.

So I'll give you some things that we had already seen:

«Association between the 2008-09 seasonal flu vaccine

and the pandemic due to H1N1 during the spring and summer of 2009

Vaccine administration in 2008 and 2009 has been associated with an increased risk of H1N1 contamination

confirmed by doctors during the spring and summer of 2009 in Canada. "

So, you were vaccinated the previous year against a viral strain of the flu, the following year

you are more likely to get the flu. You understand ?

The immune system becomes hyperspecialized.

And this, we'll find everywhere. All the time.

We will be able to say: for the next vaccine, do we find ... yes!

We find it, automatically,

because it is the nature of viruses and bacteria to adapt, to change, very quickly

much faster than our medical engineering can create suitable vaccines.

Whenever we go to solicit our immune system through vaccination on a particular strain,

In a way, It's going to shut down everything else.

It was the story of the piano keyboard:

if you hit a key all the time,

you will have this sound only, and you will not play with the rest of the keyboard keys.

With tests on mice ...

previously vaccinated mice die during an influenza pandemic,

while the unvaccinated survive.

For example, the words are a bit complex, but it's worth reading:

"We show that induction of heterosubtypic immunity ..."

therefore, induction is the solicitation of this immunity by natural exposure to the disease,

"... by infection with the human H3N2 flu virus is prevented by vaccination against the H3N2 strain.

As a result, the vaccinated mice were no longer protected against H5N1 influenza infection. "

So, they say: the general immunity, which comes from the encounter with the H3N2 virus.

If we vaccinate, we no longer have general immunity.

What makes the mice, the day they get the H5N1 virus,

they are no longer protected.

"Following this, mice vaccinated against the H3N2 virus continued to lose weight after infection with the H5N1 virus,

had virus titers 100-fold higher in the lungs on the 7th day after infection

and more serious histopathological changes than mice that have not been protected by the H3N2 vaccine.

These results may have implications

on the general recommendation to vaccinate all healthy children against seasonal flu

in light of current pandemic threats caused by the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza virus. "

They say clearly: a mouse ... a mammal that is vaccinated against a specific strain of flu

becomes much weaker when it comes to all other strains.

So, after that, you'll get vaccinate against others,

against others, and so on, and it will not stop.

Except that each time, you take a dose of aluminum and mercury too.

You go back to square one.

A: it is bad, yes!

T: I do not know if you follow, but I will insist again,

because this is a very important thing that I would like to see in these videos.

And that's why I'm exploring all the vaccines,

to see, really, leitmotivs that come back.

Vaccination solicits a very small branch of the immune system only, the humoral immunity,

which goes through the antibody response,

at the expense of cellular immunity and mucosal immunity.

So, in response to vaccines, the body makes a quantity of very specific antibodies,

which is totally different from natural immunity,

which is an adaptive immunity and which is much less specific. Okay ?

So, using the vaccine, it is a substitute, in a way, a very specific immune response.

Are you good? Are you following?

A: Yes

T: Did you understand this principle?

A: It's very clear.

T: It's very clear. I wanted to demonstrate it clearly.

Now, I think it's understood.

So, I went to see,

if there were any other troublesome side effects of the flu,

especially because there is a recommendation,

in any case in France, on the government website,

to vaccinate pregnant women.

You say, pregnant women, aluminum, mercury, fetus

If we were going to see the case of miscarriages,

birth defects, inflammations in pregnant women?

Are we going to find something?

You see, I knew where I wanted to go, so I started digging in that direction.

"Comparison of VAERS reports of miscarriage during three consecutive influenza seasons".

You have this study that is available on your documents.

10-fold more miscarriage rate among women who received the influenza vaccine.

A: By 10?

T: By 10. Anyway, It's bad.

"Using data from the Collaborative Perinatal Project that was sponsored by the FDA,

the US Public Health Service and the National Institute of Health,

researchers have shown that exposure to thimerosal (ie mercury) during pregnancy

had increased birth defects significantly.

Reproductive and fetal toxicity of methyl mercury (ie thimerosal) in humans

has been widely studied and accepted.

Many organizations, like the CDC and the FDA,

proclaimed that methyl mercury was more toxic than ethyl mercury,

but without the support of the scientific literature. "

This is what we saw last time, in which they said:

mercury in fish is less toxic than ethyl mercury.

But, overall, they have no proof.

It's like saying:

yes, I actually believe that exhaust fumes, in fact, are harmless.

I can dream what I want, in fact, you have to compare to the numbers.

And so, the conclusions were that we did not really have data so it was also toxic.

"Combining unquestionable evidence of the experimental reproductive toxicity of thimerosal and its metabolites

the limited scope of available studies on their safety in humans,

it is strange that the ACIP recommendation regarding the administration of influenza vaccine during pregnancy

has not been questioned previously. "

However, the Vaccination Info Service site of the French government ...

A: Yes, that's what I see, it's crazy, this sentence!

T: "Vaccination of pregnant women also protects the infant during the first months "

We can not write that. It's not correct.

A: And your study ...

T: My studies ...

A: Yes ... which demonstrated ...

T: I do not rely on one ...

A: ... it was 10 times more ...

10-fold miscarriage among women who received the influenza vaccine.

It was the NCBI, yes ...

T: Yes, you have it. So, we can not say that it protects the infant.

A: In addition, they write this sentence, but there is no study that supports it

T: No, but no, it's ... revealed truth!

It is Moses on the mountain receiving the tables of the law.

Suddenly, it falls: no, infants will be protected.

Ok, you can say what you want, but you have to rely on something.

It's a bit like when you're told: I have proof that the vaccines are harmless.

OK, but do something to prove it.

A: Yes, and in addition the immune system of the infant is not yet developed.

A virus is injected into a body ...

T: Oh no, but the fetus has not an immune system.

A: That's it!

T: The immunity of the fetus, it is the mother who gives it to him.

A: After delivery ...

T: the immunity in children, we will come back to it later, in an episode,

but the immunity of a child is given by the mother through breast milk.

A: It is very dangerous in fact, we inject ...

T: Mercury is injected into fetuses.

A: Who can not defend themselves against this ...

T: So, to understand a little bit of what can happen, I went a little deeper,

because it's a question that is very important to me.

In my environment, I have a lot of children who have neurological disorders.

So that's a question that I was confronted with.

But I think everyone ... I mean ...

if everybody looks around,

he's going to realize that since the 1980s and 1990s, in particular, there's something going on with children.

When were you born?

A: In 1989

T: Ah, here it is! The proof ! (Laughter)

A: (laughs)

T: We can not write that.

So, I went to see the studies of

what was happening at the body level, with mercury.

"The trivalent vaccine against the influenza virus causes a measurable inflammatory response among pregnant women.

Perinatal adverse medical outcomes,

such as preeclampsia and premature birth, have a strong inflammatory component ... "

Then, I thought, inflammatory component, I know from working on the subject, for example,

that we tend to link cases of schizophrenia, for example, and behavioral disorders

to inflammatory states of the mother during the gestation period.

So, I went to see.

"Disruption of the brain balance of the fetuses

between the pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory signals of the cytokine

could represent an essential mechanism in precipitation of pathologies related to schizophrenia

following prenatal maternal infection and congenital immune imbalances. "

Another study:

"Prenatal programming of mental illnesses: current understanding of the relationship and mechanisms.

Current evidence suggests that fetal exposure to inflammation results in

epigenetic changes in the placenta and fetus. "

So the inflammation in the mother makes ...

I do not say it's systematic,

but it is an aggravating factor in the appearance of heavy mental pathologies such as schizophrenia.

However, mercury in the flu vaccine gives widespread inflammation in the mother.

So, we can say that there is an aggravated risk of psychiatric-type pathology

in children whose mothers were vaccinated during pregnancy.

A: So, we're saying more and more that the flu shot is useless.

T: Yes, but we will come back to it. That's the thing.

When they talk to you about the balance between benefits and risks ...

If you have huge profits and huge risks, you can choose to play.

When you go to the casino, you can lose big, but you can win big.

So, you can say, Ok, deliberately, ​​I choose to play.

But, frankly, if you go to a casino and the guys tell you:

"You can lose everything, but if you win, you will get a carambar,"

then, you will say to yourself, seriously, I will not risk 100,000 euros for a Carambar.

It's not worth the shot.

We are talking about free and informed choices, that was really my point.

What are we measuring?

You remember these calculations on the doses of mercury in the previous video, we will not go back to it.

And, indeed, as you said, what is being said is

the flu vaccine is for nothing.

"Vaccine against the flu", I quote some studies.

I've included a lot too.

" Influenza Vaccine :

Review of Effectiveness of the U.S. Immunization Program, and Policy Considerations

The current flu vaccination program appears to be ineffective.

It will be necessary to develop and license an effective vaccine ... "

because, for now, we do not have it,

"... which confers significant immunity against a wide variety of strains ..."

That's the problem, influenza virus mutates permanently.

When we create a vaccine against a strain, we are already several months behind,

because we took the strain that was prevalent in September

for the vaccine that will be released in December.

And in December, we have already moved on to the next generation.

"... so that it is not necessary to administer this vaccine every year.

Recipients of these vaccines should be informed of the limitations and risks of the vaccine,

as well as alternatives to vaccination ... "

Now, we are in a public health policy.

"In particular, they must be informed of the possibility that

repeated vaccinations may increase the risk of adverse effects. "

Yes, there is a cumulative effect with aluminum and mercury.

"More than 200 viruses cause flu-like syndromes that cause the same symptoms

(fever, headache, pain and runny nose) as the flu.

200 different viruses, and still, others are created each year.

"Injected flu shots probably have a small protective effect against the flu

and influenza syndromes (moderate evidence). "

"Vaccination can have little or no effect,

on hospitalizations or the number of lost working days. "

So, almost no effect on adults.

We will go to see the children.

"In children less than 2 years old, the effectiveness of the inactivated vaccine ..."

So, there are several vaccines against the flu.

There is one called the inactivated vaccine.

"... the effectiveness of the inactivated vaccine was similar to that of a placebo ..."

that is to say, no action on the flu, no action on the flu.

You remember, we use placebos that are vaccines,

but vaccines against something else.

So those who took the placebo did get a good dose of thimerosal, aluminum and so on,

they took the cocktail, they did not miss it, they were invited to the cocktail, but no efficiency.

"No safety comparison could be made,

which reinforces the need to standardize the methods

and the data representation of vaccine safety in future studies.

It was surprising to find only one study on inactivated vaccine in children under two,

given current recommendations to vaccinate all healthy children

from the age of 6 months in the United States and Canada. "

In the United States and Canada, it is recommended to vaccinate healthy children,

and there is only one study that has been done on safety and is still extremely incomplete.

It's still called playing Russian roulette for me.

A: Yes, that's right. From everything you show me

T: "TIV (trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine) did not provide protection against hospitalization

in pediatric patients, especially children with asthma.

On the contrary, we found a 3-fold increase in the risk of hospitalization

in patients who have received the TIV vaccine. "

You have all the studies, I have several that go in that direction.

No protection, a risk 3 times more of hospitalization ...

We will see for older people.

Because, overall, the flu shot is sold to the elderly.

I have elderly parents, who are in their 80s,

and I know that every year they get the flu shot.

Shout out to Dad and Mom, this part of the video is for you.

A: It's for the ones over 65, is it?

T: Yes, it is.

"Impact of influenza vaccination on seasonal mortality among the elderly population in the United States.

We have not been able to establish a correlation

between increasing vaccination coverage after 1980

and a drop in mortality in this or that age group.

Since less than 10% of winter deaths could be attributed to the flu of this or that season,

we conclude that observational studies significantly overestimate the benefits of vaccination. "

"Studies on excessive mortality could not confirm

the national decline in influenza-related mortality following the four-fold increase in immunization coverage.

Studies have consistently reported

that vaccination reduces winter mortality due to all possible causes of about 50%,

an extremely amazing assertion since

only about 5% of all winter deaths can be attributed to influenza.

This overestimation of the effectiveness of vaccination has now been attributed to a disconcerting and profound bias

concerning the selection of weak points in the studies. "

They talk about disconcerting bias, fear marketing, and so on.

There is no unbiased study right now. Point.

We do not talk about it anymore.

When it comes to the flu, no scientific study is available.

Moreover, to illustrate this, there are really high stakes with the flu.

The flu vaccine is a vaccine ...

So here, the same thing, it will be said that I'm going for conspiracy theories

it's a vaccine that brings in a lot of money.

So, there are high stakes.

And then, if you're vaccinated every year, you can imagine ...

A vaccine that must be redone every 10 years, you go to the cash register every 10 years.

If you have to do it every year, globally ...

A: We multiply by 10

Actually, bringing in a lot of money is a fact

It's not even an interpretation. It's just like that, actually.

T: Ah, but you sell a vaccine you make money. If you sell it every year, you make more money.

No, but wait, we will not start from the outset that it is done to earn money.

But, if it's inefficient and you sell it every year ...

you tell yourself, there is still a moment when you have to react, you see, overall ...

And it's funny because during my research on the flu,

I very often came across 4 letters: ESWI.

I even read an article that said

that the WHO would present its flu vaccination plan at the ESWI Congress.

A: So who are they?

T: Well, that's it! I did my research.

What is ESWI?

It is a group of researchers who have given themselves a moral obligation to eradicate the flu.

It is a group of researchers who said:

we meet to form a group to eradicate the flu, to make the flu disappear.

It's an influence group, and which is under influence, because, I went to see ...

I give you the links ... the status of the ESWI ...

I searched a lot, it's part of my investigation.

The advantage, with the Internet, is that, without moving from home,

we can find a lot of information.

In addition, I have friends who are specialists in information tracking,

so, little geniuses of the Web, let's say,

who helped me search where there was no information.

A: So, for example, you could find those who finance ...

T: Exactly, I went to see

I said to myself :

let's see these researchers, anyway, who are against the flu,

who want to eradicate the flu,

how independent they are.

So pharmaceutical companies that support ESWI include:

Hoffmann-La Roche, AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK, the famous GSK),

Seqirus, Sanofi Pasteur, Mylan and Janssen,

that is to say, among the largest laboratories that produce influenza vaccine.

A: Okay.

T: I think that's exactly what the previous article is denouncing,

in which they speak about collusions between the various parts.

Moreover, to return to the relative inefficiency,

even the CDC, in the United States, openly admits ...

In an article published on the CDC website, I give you the link:

"During the period from November 2, 2017 to February 2018,

the overall effectiveness of vaccination against influenza A and influenza B was 36%. "

36% efficiency, it still means 64% inefficiency.

A: In addition, what is effective for them ? Or not ?

T: It could be discussed.

So, we will take a note, if you want ... on this flu virus

Every year, the influenza virus circulates, it is endemic in our society.

Everyone is exposed, it's natural, okay?

And when you are exposed, you gain cross protection,

that is, you develop what is called "heterosubtypic" immunity.

This term, I hope that people who have watched these videos, they will understand it already

a heterosubtypic immunity, which is the mark of natural immunity.

In contrast, vaccinated individuals do not develop broad-spectrum immunity such as heterosubtypic immunity.

If we look forward in 20 years, what's going on?

Viral strains have not stopped evolving

and people who take a vaccine dose each year tend to have immunity that,

each year, tightens, narrows, tightens ...

What is happening to these people?

I understand that health workers do not want to be vaccinated every year,

because they certainly have the minimum of knowledge at the immunological level to know that,

if they get vaccinated every year, their immunity will become more and more restricted,

more and more specific, more and more specialized, and more and more restricted.

So the flu vaccination weakens the immune defenses, and even,

accelerates the mutation of the virus, not to mention all the potential side effects.

Prooved? is that good to you?

A: It's very clear.

T: That's very clear?

So, let's discuss a last topic, in this video, on the pneumococcus.

A: So pneumococcus ...?

T: Pneumococcus is a bacterium that "attacks" the lungs.

A: Okay.

T: Pneumococcal infections are infections that affect the lungs.

We will find exactly the same things as for the flu.

So, I'll do it fast.

Vaccination has led to a reduction in pneumococcal cases from certain strains,

but a huge increase of the other strains.

For example ... I only mention a few studies,

but I did put a lot of studies, that's why there are so many pages.

It was easy to fill it. I am very proud of myself.

I said: I made a 120-page document, but, in fact,

there were so many studies that I could have made 240 pages, with one click, like that.

It was just copy, paste, copy, paste.

"The introduction of heptavalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7) ..."

So, what does it mean, it means that this vaccine contains 7 strains of pneumococcus, right?

"... in 2000, in the United States, it had a significant impact

on the decline in the incidence of invasive pneumococcal disease in all age groups,

especially in children under 2 years old.

However, the emergence of pneumococcal serotypes besides vaccine, as a replacement,

has resulted in an increase in the incidence of serious and invasive infections. "

Did you understand what that means?

A: No.

T: This means, that we introduced PCV7 with 7 strains

and that it had a big impact on the decline of pneumococcal diseases,

especially in children under 2 years, linked to these strains.

"However, the emergence of pneumococcal serotypes besides vaccine" ...

Serotypes are strains that were not taken into account by the vaccine.

That is, we have seen new strains emerge.

"... has resulted in an increase in the incidence of serious and invasive infections".

That is to say, on one hand, we decrease drastically with these 7 strains,

but we see the emergence of so many other strains that,

when we do the balance, we have an increase in cases of infection.

So, overall, it's counterproductive. Okay ?

"About 6 to 10 years after the launch of PCV7,

Invasive pneumococcal disease in adults has increased dramatically. "

"The almost total disappearance of vaccine serotypes occurred in young children,

with rapid replacement with serotypes besides vaccine ... "

therefore, strains that were not taken into account by vaccines ...

"Not responding to penicillin. "

The problem is that, until now, penicillin is the drug used against pneumococci.

Which means, we have strains that are much more resistant and much more virulent.

That is bad.

A: It is really bad.

T: Even dogs are not happy (laughs).

And so, what is proposed as a solution?

Go from 7 to 13 serotypes, obviously, we increase the number of serotypes.

"However, in 2014, there is evidence of increasing invasive pneumococcal disease due to non-PCV13 serotypes, ..."

That is to say, we introduced the 13th instead of the 7th saying, well, here we go, we will take more into account,

except that, in 2014, there is evidence that new strains that are not taken into account by the 13 ...

"... especially in children under 5 years old.

If this increase continues,

the maximum benefit of the PCV13 program in children could have already been achieved. "

That is, what's going on?

We create a PCV7, a vaccine that contains 7 strains. Good!

PCV7 is given, lots of profits, because we fight effectively against the 7 strains.

We prevent the infection, okay?

But, very quickly, we see new strains appear.

So, here we create a 13.

And, in 2014, you are told that we have already reached the benefits of the 13.

And there are more parallel infections that appear.

Finally, the result is that there are more pneumococcal infections, despite the introduction of 13.

So, what are we going to do? We'll go to 21, 36, 64, 72?

A: At 108 ...

T: Yes, at 108, I mean, there is no limit.

A: no, no, in this case ....

T: For the record, still, I remind you this study we talked about in the beginning:

"The infant mortality rate is worsened with the increase in the number of doses of vaccine usually given.

Is there a biochemical or synergistic toxicity?

It showed a statistically significant correlation

between the number of vaccine doses and the increase in infant mortality rates. "

Every time you increase the number of vaccines ...

This is not trivial, increasing the number of doses of vaccine ...

because they are going to tell you, we will increase the number of doses of vaccine.

Yes, but every time you increase the number of doses of vaccine,

we measure a relationship that was said to be counter-intuitive ...

it is not counter-intuitive, it is counter-intuitive in relation to a culture that was given

that the vaccines are harmless, thanks to our minister who, in one fell swoop, makes the vaccines harmless,

but, in fact, everything proves that they are not harmless.

Every time you increase the number of vaccines, it's not trivial.

Therefore, this correlation between the number of vaccines and infant mortality is all the more crucial when,

in France, on January 1, 2018, the number of vaccines is drastically increased.

I doubt that Agnes Buzyn did mot see these studies.

Or it is bad, because she is supposed to make informed choices.

But you see, they tell you, on January 1, 2018, we will vaccinate your child and so on,

but I have a study that shows that

the more the number of doses is increased, the more infant mortality is increased.

What are you doing with it? You sit on it?

To conclude this episode, if you want, I would like to go back a little bit

on the compensation fund for victims, the famous VAERS and the NCVIP.

We had seen, finally, that the NCVIP had compensated on the scale of 3 billion dollars,

just over $ 3 billion, $ 3.8 billion over 20 years,

victims of vaccine injuries in the United States.

We had seen that, according to the figures we have,

we have about 1 to 10% of the vaccine injuries that are actually reported.

And that's very interesting because, for having discussed with a lot of people who had vaccine injuries,

all of them tell me the same thing.

They tried to fill out compensation files, things like that,

and they all tell me: we did not succeed.

To recognize, in France in particular, but in the United States, it's the same,

to recognize an accident as a vaccine injury,

to recognize a causal link, it's a real obstacle course.

And a friend, too, who has a daughter who was severely disabled,

she said it was following vaccinal injury ... they say: no, no, no, it was genetic!

But my daughter, before that, she was good, and then, all of a sudden, she declined just after the vaccines!

But, you understand, causality, it is always difficult to establish.

But, most parents tell you:

No, but wait, they can tell me what they want, I have my conviction, I saw, as a parent, you know.

You have a kid who, from one day to the next, starts to regress.

You say to yourself, you see ...

A kid can fall and scratch his knee, that's an event that can happen in life.

But you have a kid who, cognitively, all of a sudden, you see,

he begins to have develop, the four legs and so on,

and then, all at once, he begins to regress completely.

I mean, what is the event that may have brought this?

Because, regressing, it's really that something is happening in the nervous system.

It's not falling on the knee or ... well, you see?

A: There must have been something at one point ...

T: There was something.

So, you search, and you say to yourself:

in the previous weeks, I had a vaccination.

So, you see, there is that.

So you have very few vaccine injuries that are reported.

A: So, just to understand why, it's because it's too long, too complicated, too expensive?

T: Too complicated. Too complicated, too complicated!

In France, I do not remember who takes care of that ...

Because, in addition, there is not, as in the United States, a VAERS ...

Because, in the United States, there is the VAERS website, so you can report your vaccine injuries to VAERS.

The numbers I have for the United States, I give you the references,

tell us that only 1 to 10% of vaccine injuries are reported to VAERS.

So, we will say 10%, we will make a big estimate.

We will say that there are 10% that are reported.

Actually, it's closer to 1%, but we're not going to be dramatic, finally we'll take 10%.

So, there are 10% of the vaccine accidents that are reported to VAERS.

And we know that, of the 10% of accidents that are reported on VAERS,

only a third are financially compensated.

That is, the VAERS will take them, and the NCVIP only compensates one third.

For the others, the files are rejected.

So, that means that if you have 3 billion dollars in compensation, over 20 years ...

I tried to see how much was paid for vaccine injuries,

to try to estimate the number of cases.

You have all the numbers:

for a dead child, you earn 250,000 dollars.

A dead child is worth $ 250,000.

It's the maximum pay you can get.

So, let's imagine we are on maximum compensation:

3.8 billion divided by 250,000,

that's about 15,000 cases. In truth, we have much more.

You see the number, how did I do it? 3,8 billion divided by 250,000.

Imagine that all the people who lodged a complaint had the maximum remuneration,

which is certainly not the case, it makes 15,000 cases.

15,000 cases knowing that we took the estimates, that it was only 10%.

So you multiply by 10, that's 150,000 cases.

Knowing that two thirds of the files are rejected, you multiply by 3, that is 450 000 cases.

Knowing that people who report to VAERS, these are people who have serious vaccine injuries.

A: It's serious.

T: That's it! Most vaccine injuries, epileptic seizures, things like that,

that have no long-term consequences, are not even seen.

450,000, low estimate, we were in the estimate of 10%.

If you go to the estimate of 1%, you are at 4.5 million in 20 years.

We are still talking about a significant matter.

A: Yes indeed

T: We are still talking about a significant matter.

We'll stop for this episode? yeah ?

A: Very rich, this episode.

T: Very very rich, we talked about the flu.

We will do a last episode on the papillomavirus.

Papillomavirus, very important because it affects a lot of women, especially

and then hepatitis B, because there is really something there.

In addition, in France, we have a real history with hepatitis B.

There was a big controversy about hepatitis B,

therefore, we already know that there are big problems with hepatitis B, we'll talk about it again.

A: And I had a question

Are there vaccines that are not recommended for pregnant women or even children?

Is there any vaccines ...?

T: No, not something I know.

There are recommended vaccines, there are mandatory vaccines,

but there are no vaccines banned as such, as far as I know.

We could check but ...

We meet again for the next episode?

A: Yes. Great, thank you.

See you soon !

T: See you soon !

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Ukázka: Žst. N. Město n. Met. 15.9.2018 a nepřetržitá výluka - den pátý (video č.8) - Duration: 2:34.

For more infomation >> Ukázka: Žst. N. Město n. Met. 15.9.2018 a nepřetržitá výluka - den pátý (video č.8) - Duration: 2:34.

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Episode 44 : Les oyas 4 mois plus tard - Duration: 20:37.

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🇹🇭 ВЛОГ ТАЙЛАНД: НОЧНАЯ ЖИЗНЬ НА АОНАНГ КРАБИ 🍹 NIGHT LIFE AO NANG KRABI THAILAND - Duration: 5:12.

nightlife aonang is as crazy as

the road you did to get to the crab it's not like

neither on Bangkok nor Pattaya not on the island phuket and something else suitable

near by two words it looks like angrily and cheaply

admiring the sunsets and the graph of the pool and meeting new people from all over the world

which can be even better this ability to relax enjoying

cool evening breeze and be able to wake up for breakfast on

the next morning and this does not mean that he we have nowhere to go in the evening

despite the prevailing opinion among the people about the tom that for rest in krabi this place

family is bored and or even for claibers there is

plenty of nightlife at any taste

mood age and wallet from small cozy registers and night

clubs show with transvestites Krabi speaking of the night

life Aonang can say that she as it were, but the range is even close

can not be compared with the scope of nightlife in pattaya and on the beach patong island

phuket central part of Aonang on the street along the

Sea until midnight is quite lively the situation is numerous

restaurants cafes and beer bars cute workers who do not

away from the acquaintance with foreigners

after the end of the working shift after midnight the night life of the resort

somehow quickly fades away perhaps to promotes and that classical discos

and nightclubs in closed rooms no

However, if you decide to take a walk along the night krabi then believe it labyrinth

various bars of cafes restaurants and night clubs is very easy to get lost because

in fact, they are just huge quantity

and each of the bars tries make your music louder

can not leave indifferent flirtatious Thai girls who stand

at each entrance to the bar and smiles sweetly all visitors are usually in such

bars sell cheap beer as well as other drinks

on this our journey is not end

I hope my video will help correctly Plan your vacation you choose

wonderful country Thailand subscribe to our channel ask

questions leave comments to you all good before new meetings

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Retired veteran, Ray Wood,

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테슬라가 거절한 전기 오토바이 '모델 M' - Duration: 2:07.

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Episode 44 : Les oyas 4 mois plus tard - Duration: 20:37.

For more infomation >> Episode 44 : Les oyas 4 mois plus tard - Duration: 20:37.

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Your Questions for the Academic Job Market - Duration: 1:44.

The job market just dropped and it is not abundant.

I know you have concerns about your future.

And I wanna help you.

I'm in a good spot b/c I got an interview

with The Association of Writers and Writing Programs

to be their Executive Director

I think we're a really good fit for each other.

I like their strategy of including almost everyone.

I like their article they just published in The Writers Chronicle:

"Do you have to be one to write about one?" by Ian King

I don't know what a "one" is but I know I'm not one and I write about them all the time.

I like a question I know the answer to.

I wanna play a lil game to answer your questions.

I don't know anything about poetry other than

it is a lot of feelings.

But I got the Norton anthology out. Right here.

You have questions. Poetry has answers. Let's play this game.

Are you thinking of your question for the job market?

Here is your answer, friend. You ready?

"This one would be one all his living having something coming out of him."

Oh. Does that answer your question?

Will I ever move out of this god-forsaken town

to a city with a Trader Joe's?

"She lived in the old farmhouse up Garapatos Canyon."

I did find a new poet. Her name is Mina Loy.

She is such a hoot. She wrote a feminist manifesto that I just love.

And one of the questions that I think is easy for all of us to answer is this:

"Women: Professional and commercial careers are opening up for you. Is that all you want?"

At this point, yeah.

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3 Travel Electronics Under $20 that Don't Suck!! - Duration: 5:51.

today I want to talk to you guys about

the three best electronics that I've

found for travel that are pretty

affordable too so in this video I'll go

over the pros and cons of each of them

so that you can make your own decision

if you want to buy one of these items so

this video is a little different than

what I usually make on financial topics

but I thought I'd try something new so

let me know in the comments if you do

find this video useful so that maybe in

the future I'll make another one like

this now first on my list of travel

electronics is this portable USB charger

it's great for mostly charging your

phones and tablets and things like that

and honestly I've come across way too

many instances while I'm traveling when

I do need one of these little portable

chargers so just a few years ago I was

skiing with a buddy and we lost each

other in a blizzard now as soon as I

tried to call him I realized that my

phone was dead because of the cold

weather and that really sucked because I

just needed to get a hold of him so

obviously it's not the end of the world

if your phone's dead but it seriously is

annoying when you're at places like

Disneyland and you really need to call

someone and you can't and that's why I

carry one of these chargers every time I

travel now and I even keep one in my car

just in case I need it whenever I'm on

the go no I will get brand specific here

because a lot of companies make these

types of chargers but a lot of them are

complete garbage this brand in

particular is called anchor or anchor I

have no idea how to say it and I don't

really care I can just say if you do

start a company try to make a name that

everybody can say these guys make a ton

of different models but this one happens

to be called the Astro II one and it's

really helpful because it's tiny and it

packs a lot of juice so the only thing

that you really want to pay attention to

with these types of chargers is the

millah amps and the output amps so I'm

not gonna get super nerdy here but

basically the milliamp c-can't roll how

much capacity it can hold and then the

amp output is how fast it'll actually

charge your devices so in my experience

with these little chargers I'd say that

you need about 1500 milliamp s' to

decently charge a phone and you're gonna

want your output to be about 2 amps so

that you can at least charge a tablet or

a phone quickly and trust me you don't

want to buy a charger with a low output

because as soon as you plug it into

something big like a tablet you'll

notice that after about 30 minutes

you've only gone up 2 percent in battery

life and that's just annoying because

we're used to certain speeds so just buy

one with a high output and you'll be

just fine so

this little charger packs 6700 milliamps

inside of it and it's got an output of 2

amps and if you push the button on the

side you can actually see how much

capacity it has left in it so basically

this guy's perfect because it holds a

ton of juice and it's not very big it

also has what they call IQ technology

which basically means that it'll charge

any device that's plugged into it as

fast as it possibly can and then it has

overcharge protection and things like

that so that you can't fry your devices

and this charger only cost 15 bucks on

Amazon which if you go to Best Buy and

you look for something that has 6700

milliamps you're gonna find it for about

40 bucks and that's obviously why I have

it on this list because it's actually

affordable and it's a really good

product and honestly I have nothing

negative to say about this charger or

the brand I've had this one now for a

couple years and it's worked just fine

the only complaint I have about these

Chargers is that they do lose capacity

over time but that's completely normal

so basically if you use it a lot then

every few years or so you're probably

going to want to get another one

because they're just not going to hold

as much juice as they did in the

beginning I will leave an Amazon

affiliate link for each of these items

in the description so if you want to

support my channel go ahead and click

those links because I'll get a tiny

little Commission but the products won't

cost any extra for you so the next item

on my list is this tiny little multi USB

charger this guy is also made by the

anchor brand and it's freaking awesome

because it'll actually charge five

devices at the same time so the reason I

have one of these is because every time

I go to a hotel I can't seem to find an

outlet to charge multiple items at the

same time in a convenient way and either

have to move lamps around or I have to

go far under the bed just to even find

an outlet now I don't know if you can

see this but the cord is actually pretty

long so if you need to go under the

hotel bed to reach an outlet this device

is perfect for that because you can just

plug it in and then you can take this

device and you can put it on the desk

that's next to the bed or just whatever

works for you so I've had this charger

for about four years now and it's worked

just fine every time I've needed to use

it the only problem I found with it is

that if you're trying to charge multiple

big devices at the same time like a

bunch of tablets they're not gonna

charge that fast because the max output

is only 8 amps but you're splitting that

between 5 USB ports so basically if

you've got all night to charge up on

tablets then I guess it doesn't matter

but if you need a device that charges a

little bit faster then you're just gonna

have to pay more for more output but

I've been totally happy with this one

because I know what I need it for this

one in particular is only about twenty

bucks so that's perfect but if you want

higher output you're gonna look at about

forty to sixty bucks so definitely look

into one of these Chargers if you do

travel a lot now the last one on the

list is a tiny bit gimmicky but it did

surprise me at how well it worked it's a

tiny little electric razor that's made

for travel so at first I thought this

idea was really stupid just to have a

tiny little razor when you travel

because my electric razor doesn't really

weigh that much and it's not like it's

that much bigger but this little guy

really is tiny and it shaves really well

so it charges itself with a little USB

thing right here and it's only about 12

bucks and honestly it's worked just fine

every time I've needed to use it while I

travel but the only complaint I have is

that while it's charging it has a blue

light right here but the problem is is

that as it charges the blue light never

goes away when the battery is actually

full so basically it'll just keep

glowing even though it's charged but

that doesn't really matter to me because

it's only about 12 bucks so there you go

these are the three travel items that I

wanted to talk about today because

they're seriously helpful and they're

really affordable

once again I'm Jason with the honest

finance Channel if you did like the

video feel free to give it a like or

consider subscribing to my channel if

you're into different types of financial

topics that's all

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MMD Vines! - Duration: 1:27.

Foxy: "Hey! Bought You A Gift"

Freddy: "Oh Thank You"

Foxy: "Do You Like It? :3"

Freddy: "I Don't Like It"

Funtime Foxy Is Now TRIGGERED

Freddy: "I LOVE-LOVE-LOVE IT!"

Weow!

Monika: "Hey I'm Lesbian"

!

Yuri: "I Thought You Were American"

Oh Wow XD

Mangle: " If He Chases You Don't Run He Walks Slow As Sh!t

"Secondly If You Trip And Fall- GET YOUR DUMB A$$ BACK UP

Oh WEOW! MANGLE!

Ballora: "Ugh I Have No Friends"

Foxy: "EH HEM!! B!tch What Am I?- A ROACH?!

XDDD

Baby: "All I Want For Christmas Is YOUUU!"

"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOO"

"Oooh Ooooo"

"ooooooooooooooooooooooooo!"

"YEAH"

Some Language I Don't Know :( Sorry.

The Hell Is Freddy Doing To Ballora?!

Hello?

wooooow! Bootiful

Chica: "You you! you want to be my boyfriend? Oh running away, huh"

"SCREW YOU THEN-"

Chica Is Now A Rage Gal X3

Freddy: "Hey"

Foxy: "Wut?"

Freddy: "Did You Fall From Heaven?"

Classic.

Foxy: "No- But I Did Scrape My Knee Crawling Out Of Hell"

"EEEEOGHHIOJLBSVUOJKISKJINHKJ:

Ballora: "How Tall Are You?"

Foxy: "6 4"

Ballora: "How Tall Are You?"

Baby: " I Am 5 Foot. 2 Inches. And 3 Quarters"

" I WILL DESTROY YOU-"

Thank You So Much For Watching! Sub Or Like For More! It Will Make My Day And Give You More Videos From Me! Have A WONDERFUL Day!

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Arsenal news: Man Utd make Ozil plan, Emery explains Guendouzi substitute, Torreira praise - Duration: 3:30.

Arsenal star Ozil wanted at Man Utd Arsenal star Mesut Ozil is the subject of fresh interest from Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho following his indifferent start to the new season, Express Sport can exclusively reveal

 The Germany international has found life in north London tough since Unai Emery succeeded Arsene Wenger as manager back in the summer

 And Express Sport understands Manchester United are planning an assault on Ozil when the transfer window reopens in January

 Jose Mourinho managed the Germany international at Real Madrid and thinks the player can be the answer to his side's attacking problems

Emery explains Guendouzi substitution Emery has explained why he hooked Matteo Guendouzi at half-time during their victory over Newcastle yesterday

 The Arsenal star was replaced by Lucas Torreira at the break and the Gunners boss believes the Uruguay international was needed to give more balance

 "I want to give every player confidence," he said. "I am very happy with Matteo and also very happy with Lucas

 "But maybe in the second half we needed a little more balance on the pitch with the positioning

 "Lucas gives us this balance."Torreira praised Alan Shearer has praised Torreira for his stunning Arsenal cameo against Newcastle yesterday

 The Match of the Day pundit said: "They (Arsenal) certainly deserved the win, they were much the better team in the second half

 "Torreira made a difference when he came on at half-time. "The difference that was he looked forward so quickly

 "Every time he got the ball his first thought was 'Can I move it forward?' and there was so much more movement ahead of him where there wasn't in the first half

 "That was the big difference." Aubameyang prediction Nigel Winterburn thinks Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will struggle to score 15 Premier League goals for Arsenal this season

 He said: "I'm disappointed in the way Aubameyang has started the season for Arsenal

 "I thought he was going to start very strongly having started so well after signing in January last year

 "However, he's a striker who is always looking to create chances and he could have had a few goals already this season if it weren't for missed chances

 "I don't see Lacazette or Aubaeyang getting much more than 15 goals each in the Premier League this season

 "I don't see either of them competing with the likes of [Sergio] Aguero or Kane, no matter how much was spent on them

"

For more infomation >> Arsenal news: Man Utd make Ozil plan, Emery explains Guendouzi substitute, Torreira praise - Duration: 3:30.

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海賊王:空島的人長一雙翅膀,卻不能在空中戰鬥,白瞎了這個能力 - Duration: 3:55.

For more infomation >> 海賊王:空島的人長一雙翅膀,卻不能在空中戰鬥,白瞎了這個能力 - Duration: 3:55.

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Arsenal news: Petr Cech PRAISED for big error vs Newcastle - 'It was brilliant' - Duration: 2:55.

 Cech has looked uncomfortable this season with the style of football Unai Emery has brought to Arsenal

 The former Chelsea man has struggled with playing out from the back and has almost gifted a goal to the opposition on more than one occasion

 In the first half of the match at Newcastle, Cech was passed the ball on the right-hand side of his 18-yard area by Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi

 With two Newcastle players baring down on him, instead of attempting to clear with his weaker right foot, Cech attempted to pass back to Mustafi but could only kick it off for a corner

 But Sky Sports pundit Chris Kamara says that was a smart move from Cech, as kicking with his right foot could have led to a Newcastle goal

 "We saw the back-pass to him in the game," Kamara said on Goals on Sunday. "I think he's done brilliant

I would have to say, because of the fact that he is predominantly left-footed. "So when Mustafi plays that ball back to him there, he's already thought in his mind 'if I hit this with my right foot and I scuff it, those two Newcastle players in front of me could benefit from that'

 "'So I'm going to keep it on my left, it might go out of play or it might go back to Mustafi', and it goes out of play

" Bournemouth goalkeeper Asmir Begovic agreed with Kamara and says Cech made the sensible decision

 "Yeah, obviously with Arsenal's philosophy now sometimes what's going to happen is you're going to be in difficult situations," Begovic said

 "As we mentioned earlier, as a goalkeeper you have to take the risk-management side to it

 "He just made a very sensible decision there, put it out of play, deal with the corner

 "If he tried to take a touch then those guys are on him and the next thing you know it's probably a goal

 "So from that point of view he probably made the right decision. "Evaluate the risk and go from there

" Arsenal will look to make it four wins in a row when Everton visit the Emirates next Sunday

For more infomation >> Arsenal news: Petr Cech PRAISED for big error vs Newcastle - 'It was brilliant' - Duration: 2:55.

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Nightcore - Happy Now (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:05.

You're a world away

Somewhere in the crowd

In a foreign place

Are you happy now?

There's nothing left to say

So I shut my mouth

So won't you tell me, babe

Are you happy now?

You're the only one who can up and run

Leave me just as empty as the day you came

And you hold all the cards, all the broken hearts

Strung over your shoulder till it's all in vain

And only you know the strength of your teeth

The wash in the weight of your pockets, so deep

And lonely

You're a world away

Somewhere in the crowd

In a foreign place

Are you happy now?

There's nothing left to say

So I shut my mouth

So won't you tell me, babe

Are you happy now?

Are you happy now?

You're the only one who can

In the palm of your hands you can make me dance

Spin me around in circles till I'm wrapped in string

You keep on talking sweet till your fingers bleed

But don't you dare ask me how I've been

Now only you know the strength of your teeth

The wash in the weight of your pockets, so deep

And lonely

You're a world away

Somewhere in the crowd

In a foreign place

Are you happy now?

There's nothing left to say

So I shut my mouth

So won't you tell me, babe

Are you happy now?

Are you happy now?

You're the only one who can

You're the only, you're the only

You're the only one who can

You're the only, you're the only

World away

Somewhere in the crowd

In a foreign place

Are you happy now?

There's nothing left to say

So I shut my mouth

So won't you tell me, babe

Are you happy now?

For more infomation >> Nightcore - Happy Now (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:05.

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🇹🇭 ВЛОГ ТАЙЛАНД: НОЧНАЯ ЖИЗНЬ НА АОНАНГ КРАБИ 🍹 NIGHT LIFE AO NANG KRABI THAILAND - Duration: 5:12.

nightlife aonang is as crazy as

the road you did to get to the crab it's not like

neither on Bangkok nor Pattaya not on the island phuket and something else suitable

near by two words it looks like angrily and cheaply

admiring the sunsets and the graph of the pool and meeting new people from all over the world

which can be even better this ability to relax enjoying

cool evening breeze and be able to wake up for breakfast on

the next morning and this does not mean that he we have nowhere to go in the evening

despite the prevailing opinion among the people about the tom that for rest in krabi this place

family is bored and or even for claibers there is

plenty of nightlife at any taste

mood age and wallet from small cozy registers and night

clubs show with transvestites Krabi speaking of the night

life Aonang can say that she as it were, but the range is even close

can not be compared with the scope of nightlife in pattaya and on the beach patong island

phuket central part of Aonang on the street along the

Sea until midnight is quite lively the situation is numerous

restaurants cafes and beer bars cute workers who do not

away from the acquaintance with foreigners

after the end of the working shift after midnight the night life of the resort

somehow quickly fades away perhaps to promotes and that classical discos

and nightclubs in closed rooms no

However, if you decide to take a walk along the night krabi then believe it labyrinth

various bars of cafes restaurants and night clubs is very easy to get lost because

in fact, they are just huge quantity

and each of the bars tries make your music louder

can not leave indifferent flirtatious Thai girls who stand

at each entrance to the bar and smiles sweetly all visitors are usually in such

bars sell cheap beer as well as other drinks

on this our journey is not end

I hope my video will help correctly Plan your vacation you choose

wonderful country Thailand subscribe to our channel ask

questions leave comments to you all good before new meetings

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