Hi, welcome to another episode of Webcam Sessions
This week we're going to be
continuing with our practice routines
aiming for a more advanced player's
practice session, and just like the other
two videos we're sort of using the meal
analogy to you know talk about practice.
You know when you have a good meal
you've got a good spread of things and
you're not just eating chocolate ice
cream, ideally you're getting some you
know good vitamins and nutrients from it
but at the same time you want to make
sure that you're eating things that you
like, much like you want to be practicing
things that helped contribute to where
you want to be as a player, so if you're
more interested in picking, strumming is
not as important as picking is right.
So with this (a more advanced session)
we're going to be looking at somebody
who wants to work more in a fingerstyle
way and wants to do more with chord
melodies. So to start here, we're going to
start with a starter salad right which
is my worst you know least favorite part
of the meal (not really). Again I love
salad and salad lovers. #SALADLOVERS2
But anyways we're going to
look at the caterpillar exercise which
is something we worked on really early
on here in webcam sessions because it's
a really great exercise to get crystal
clear tone on individual notes as you're
moving up and down the fret board. So if
you haven't checked out that video, be
sure to check out the link below where
you can watch that its entirety and see
the whole exercise, I'm just gonna show
it on the A string here today.
Essentially what we want to do with the
caterpillar exercise is, we want to
practice with our fretting hand fretting
each one of the frets moving upward and
with our playing hand we're actually
going to use our thumb and middle finger
to do an alternate picking technique,
which means my thumb is going to play
then my middle finger will come up to
play, and they'll kind of go back and
forth so that I can build more speed.
Notice how the thumb's about a 45 degree
angle to the string and the middle
finger is closer to perpendicular to it
right. So to start I'm gonna play my open
A and then I'm going to play one with my
index on my playing hand, fretting hand
rather and two with the middle, three
with the ring, and four with the pinky,
and each time I'm just alternating
between these two. So we have a 0 - 1 - 2 -
3 - 4 now from here I'm going to
move up one fret with my index and play
2 - 3 - 4 - 5 and then I'm going to move up
again 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 continue
moving up as I go.
Notice as I'm making these movements up
I'm going to be maintaining contact on
the frets until I have to move them, and
I'm going to make sure that I'm fretting
the wire right up to it so I'm not
falling back because I'll get a buzz, a bad
sound versus being right up to it and
the most important exercise here is
crystal clear tone, so if it sounds
something like this, maybe I want to go
really fast but it's like this, that's
not so great right? you can hear how
I'm getting a lot of buzzing, not good
fretting. It's really important to slow
it way down, get that crystal clear tone
and you want to go all the way up to
fret 12 with your pinky.
Notice how I get that clear tone all the
way up. Now to descend what you do is you
go 12 - 11 - 10 - 9 and then you put your
pinky on 11, so go to one down 11 - 10 - 9 - 8
10 - 9 - 8 - 7 9 - 8 - 7 - 6
8 - 7 - 6 - 5 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 all the
way down to open. But again if I'm
getting buzzing it doesn't matter how
fast I'm going because that's not
reinforcing it. That's sort of like if
you know if this is the starter
salad, that's like putting blue cheese
and bacon all over it and then taking
away the vegetables right. In some ways I
mean I prefer that, but you won't get the
stuff that you need from it right, and
that's kind of the whole reason for a
starter salad is to get some greens so
you feel better about what comes next,
same sort of example here with the
caterpillar, it's the thing that's going
to build good habits and allow you to
get really good tone and more comfort
using these two hands together. And if
you're more interested in chord melodies,
it's really critical that these hands
work in perfect harmony (pun intended). So
that's the caterpillar exercise, I think
it's a great warm-up routine, do that on
each one of the 4 strings going all the
way up and down as you build speed . Maybe
you do it twice on each, but a great way
to start a practice routine when you're
looking for more of that chord melody
type of sound. So from here from our
starter salad we're going to go to our
main course. So our main course
here will be an example piece from a
song, again we're looking at more of a
chord melody advanced players practice
routine, so maybe they're working on a
solo arrangement of a song like "While My
Guitar Gently Weeps" now this isn't the
awesome Jake Shimabukuro version, this is
actually in the original key and it's a
lesson video that I made, so if you'd
like to check out the full video there
check out the link below. The video is
totally free to watch and learn through
the song, but we're going to be looking
at a specific section of it and that's
when it goes to the main chorus of the
song. We're going to be looking at a 2
measure spread and what it is is a
really difficult fretting exercise. So if
we look here we'll see that we've start
with an A chord
it just took me to kind of fish for all those fingers to go
up right. So the the exercise here
that's really important for practice
routines is really methodical perfect
practice and making sure that you're
making no wasted efforts.
Now what's really interesting here
is the next part that comes is adding
the other fingers and knowing what
fingers should be placed where is
difficult too, but in this particular
exercise you'll notice that we're going
to play the nine and the eight together
this style of practice is reinforcing
muscle memory. Whenever you play
something you have to make sure that you
consistently reinforce it correctly
because if I do this
With a meal analogy, this is like taking your
whole plate of food and shoving it your
mouth at once, as opposed to what we're
doing now which is cutting it into
pieces that are more manageable and
easily chewed right. You don't want to
take your steak all in one bite, kind of
cut it up into little pieces to be able
to you know properly eat it.
So that's a little riff
from "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and
you can correlate this to any song that
you're working on where there's maybe a
section that's too difficult, trying to
break it up and look at
each individual note. So that's sort of
our main course for this, so now from
here we're going to go to our side dish
and the side dish is well in chord
melody stuff they're still strumming
that's involved and we haven't done any
strumming yet, so we're going to work on
an example ghost note pattern and now
ghost note strumming is this really rich
technique that's I just love to do on
the ukulele, and we actually did a course
with Ukulele Underground that covers
ghost note strumming in its entirety and
gives a lot of example patterns and
chords. We're gonna work on something
similar from that course but if you want
more information on it be sure to check
that out in the description below, but
we're going to practice a ghost note
strumming with a really cool chord the
chord. The chord we're going to use is called an Emadd9
and the way we play that
is bar with our index finger here on two
of the E and the A string then add our
ring finger up to the fourth fret of the
C string. Now this technique is much more
advanced than some of the other things
we've done in Webcam Sessions but again
this is intended to be a practice
session for a more advanced player so if
you feel like you're falling behind as
you're playing it, that's okay. It's a
technique that takes some practice but
with this I'm gonna practice a really
basic ghost note pattern that's tricky
to master, and what that's going to be is
I'm going to practice going down up ghost up
ghost up down up ghost up ghost up down up
ghost up and all that the ghosts note is, is
taking the thumb and striking just the
G-string in a downward strum. This works
best when you have a high G ukulele as
you'll get that sort of drone effect.
Right hand is still strumming very
normally with its strum, you'll notice
that it's not going to be trying to do
any kind of weird manipulations, the hand
looks very natural
just like what we've talked about with
strumming before in Webcam Sessions only
now with that open G being implemented.
So again here's that pattern again nice
and slow down up ghost up ghost up
down up ghost up, again down up ghost up ghost up down up
ghost up ghost up down up ghost up whenever you're
working on patterns especially ones that
are as long and difficult as this one
it's critical that you always repeat it,
because usually really cool rhythms
sound good when they're played
consecutively. In this case you'll notice
it goes down up ghost up ghost up down
up ghost up ghost up and then the last
one is just down up ghost up right, sort
of set of three, three and then two and
that's what creates the really, really
cool sound. So let's go and try it again
we're gonna gradually speed it up here
so go down up ghost up ghost
up down up ghost up again down up ghost
up ghost up down up ghost up ghost up down up
ghost up. Now the trick to practicing this
is always maintaining a speed that you
can play along with so pushing it to
that limit where your hand starts to
give and then backing off just a little
bit is ideal, so to show an example of this I'm
just gonna start playing it and then
gradually speed up to what I think is a
full speed for this. Now again with a
practice session you don't need to start
and get to full speed in one session.
It's designed over time, so the fastest
speed I play here, it's probably not the
fastest speed that you'll want to try
right away but rather the speed that you
want to aspire to and work towards, so
it will sound something like this.
You'll hear at this source speed, this pattern
really starts to take flight and sound
really cool. And if there's any point during
that where I start to hiccup, the trick
is to slow back down positively
reinforce it because every time you play
it wrong, you gotta play at least twice
right. We'll talk more about that in
another Webcam Sessions but that's our
side dish is some sweet ghost note
strumming and then the desert, the
most important part right, and I mean this it
is the most important part, play
something fun and just like the beginner
episode where we talked about play
whatever you want, it's the same with an
advanced episode. If you're an advanced
player but there's this beginner song or
what you would qualify as beginner song
that you just love to play, play it. Don't
feel ever like you're too good for a
song, some of the most fun things for me
to play are very simple melodies and
very simple songs and you're going to
get a lot more of the nuances to tone
and control with your ukulele playing
simple things like that and playing them
from memory and just because you enjoy
playing them, so make sure that the
desert is something that you really
enjoy so that you can end your practice
session on a very positive note so that
you want to pick it up the next time. So
there's our four-course meal for the
more advanced player. We have our salad
starter which is a caterpillar exercise,
our main course steak which is working
on the "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
arrangement with that specific slide and
getting the fingers comfortable, and then
the closing is the ghost note strumming
which is this crazy strum or excuse me
the side dish is our ghost note
strumming, this crazy strum that's really
fun and takes some practice to get fast
and finally we close with the dessert,
which is whatever you want it to be,
anything that's fun. So next week we'll
have another episode of Webcam Sessions
where I'll be talking about more
techniques that are important while
practicing. We're gonna keep on kind of a
practice vibe for the next few weeks.
I've got a lot of stuff and ideas thanks
to you guys and your comments, and on
that note if you have any questions or
comments for this, please feel free to
leave them down below. I read every one
of them and take them into consideration
when creating new sessions and
everything else so never hesitate to do
that.
And I look forward to seeing you guys
next week for another episode of Webcam Sessions. Thanks!
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Does Your Dog Really Love You? - Duration: 3:56.
- [Narrator] Your dog is the best.
You go on long walks together,
cuddle up on the couch, and enjoy sloppy kisses.
You really love that pup,
but what's going on there,
does your dog love you back?
First, let's address the bigger philosophical question.
Does your dog love anything?
Can your dog love?
- I think that in many ways we could apply the same criteria
to dogs and other non-human animals as we do
to human animals.
- [Narrator] That's Marc Bekoff.
He spent a lifetime understanding animal minds
from coyotes and wolves to domestic dogs like yours.
And he says dogs probably think and feel similar to humans.
- [Marc] A lot of new research on neuroimaging using FMRI's
is showing that the same parts of dog brains
and human brains light up, for example,
when they're feeling jealous.
- [Narrator] So, really, the difference between
how your dog feels joy and other emotions
and how you experience them might be like the difference
between you and another human.
So, dogs can likely experience what we'd think of
as loving relationships,
and studies show that dogs are pretty good
at building relationships with us too,
comes as no surprise.
One study found that dog brains are highly adapted
to recognize human faces and interpret our social cues.
So, maybe that's why your dog is always extra sweet
when it knows you've have a bad day.
But are those puppy dog eyes just for you,
or is your dog pretending to love you for, you know, food.
- [Marc] And that I think is really ridiculous.
Are there dogs that use people for certain things?
Well, I'm sure there are, just like there are people
who use people for certain things,
but I don't think that that would characterize
the overall nature of dog-human relationships.
- [Narrator] So, yes, your dog can love you.
Oh, all right, great, we can all home.
Welp, no, just because they can,
doesn't automatically mean that they do.
- Each dog is a unique individual
and it's not one size fits all.
Some of the most brutally abused dogs I've met,
who took months to even get them to make eye contact
with me and/or other humans, have the capacity to love,
but you had to earn it, it wasn't just sort of here it is.
No, you had to earn their trust.
- [Narrator] And like everything worth having in life,
that trust will take time and work,
but it can be done.
- [Marc] You sometimes just go, good dog, when they've quote
done nothing, and I say, "Good dog" to dogs all the time
and people go, well, why did you do that,
they didn't do anything.
And I would always just say, "because they're alive
"and they're good dogs."
I don't know.
It's like human beings saying to a good friend,
"I love you" or "I'm really glad to be your friend."
- [Narrator] And don't worry,
you'll know when you've earned your pooch's trust.
- [Marc] Do they follow you around?
Do they just hang out with you,
not only when you're feeding them or walking them?
Do they follow you around, do they seek you out?
Do people tell you, if you will, when you're not there
that they wander around having wanderlust?
Is it clear that they miss you?
- [Narrator] Oh, yeah, checks out, that's a happy dog.
So, can your dog love you?
Absolutely.
Does your dog love you?
Well, that's on you.
If you want to learn more
about how your dog experiences the world,
check out Marc Bekoff's recent book, Canine Confidential:
Why Dogs Do What They Do.
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Actors Who Made People Cry On Set - Duration: 4:07.
Great actors are good at making people cry.
Sometimes, however, it's not just audiences who are reduced to tears by an actor's performance
it's also the folks working on the film with them.
For better or worse, these are the actors who made people cry on set.
The Gibson effect
When Gaby Hoffman was asked by HuffPost Live to look back on her experiences as a child
actor working with difficult male directors, she pointed a finger at Mel Gibson on his
directorial debut The Man Without a Face.
"He screamed at me Mel Gibson screamed at you?
He really screamed at me - I as acting like a kid instead of a professional actor.
It happens once in a while, when you're a kid actor.
Did he make you cry?"
"Yeah.
oh yeah."
The experience may not have been especially pleasant for Hoffman, but it certainly didn't
hold Gibson back.
The next film he both directed and starred in was a little flick called Braveheart, which
went on to win five Academy Awards.
Scarred
Taking on a role as iconic as Pennywise in It might be the only instance in which you
could call it a success if you made children cry.
In a chat with Interview, actor Bill Skarsgard spoke about the difficult situation he found
himself in on the set of the 2017 remake, saying,
"At one point, they set up this entire scene, and these kids come in, and none of them have
seen me yet.
Some of them were really intrigued, but some couldn't look at me, and some were shaking.
This one kid started crying.
He started to cry and the director yelled, 'Action!'"
Those kids weren't the only ones traumatized.
Skarsgard scarred himself, too.
He admitted to thinking:
"What am I doing?
What is this?
This is horrible."
A grand narrative
During filming on HBO's Westworld, it was simply being given the opportunity to co-star
alongside acting legend Anthony Hopkins in Westworld that made Evan Rachel Wood emotional.
"So I hope you will enjoy this last piece… very much."
Wood told Made Man,
"The first time I got to work with Anthony, actually every time, I would be done and would
have to go to a corner to compose myself."
She recalled a time when a friend visited her on set and found her bawling her eyes
out as her pal tried to comfort her, Wood had to explain that this was just a regular
occurrence after shooting a scene with Hopkins, saying,
"He's just not like anything or anyone I've seen.
He's connected to something I can't comprehend.
And, he's just so good in this role."
Heartbreak in the theater
Michael Keaton's nomination for an Academy Award is testament enough to the strength
of his performance in Birdman, but if anyone knew it beforehand, it would have been co-star
Amy Ryan.
Regarding their emotional dressing room scene together, Ryan told Vanity Fair:
"I would just cry because Michael was so in the groove.
He was in such a true intimate place and it would break my heart watching him go through
that scene."
"I should have just been there for the two of you.
You know?
Just the three of us."
Birdman featured very long takes with few hard cuts, so as Keaton transitioned seamlessly
from one scene to another, Ryan said she'd jump out of the shot and attempt to regain
her composure.
And if you thought that time might have softened the impact of Keaton's performance for her
think again.
She said:
"I cried in the theater, too."
Breakfast at Nicole's
For Liane Moriarty, the author of Big Little Lies, watching Nicole Kidman take on the role
inspired by the her own real life experiences was a tremendous privilege, but it was seeing
Kidman dressed as Audrey Hepburn during one scene which really pushed her over the edge.
Moriarty told TheFIX:
"They had her dressed exactly as I described her in the books.
So I was surprised that I got a bit teary when I saw her.
She looked like something from a fairy tale.
She looked gorgeous."
Dodge this
Adam Sandler has taken a lot of heat from critics over the years for his offbeat brand
of comedy, but most of the flack for his role in Billy Madison came from the parents of
the kids he worked with.
During an interview on Conan, Sandler recalled shooting a dodgeball scene he was featured
in.
"I hit some kid pretty hard, and he gets upset and he stars crying.
And the parents all come up to me and like 'hey what's the deal?' and whatta ya mean?
what happened?"
Not really seeing what the problem was, Sandler said he tried to deflate the situation by
explaining that it was all planned.
"And I was like what are you talking about didn't they read the script?
They're six.
They don't read yet."
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Why Japan's Women Problem Is So Hard to Fix - Duration: 3:31.
Japan's shrinking population is forcing the country to look for new workers.
And Prime Minister Shinzo Abe thinks he's found the answer... women.
Abe has outlined goals to create a "Japan in which women shine".
The name given to it: "Womenomics."
But while Womenomics has seen some success getting more women into the workforce,
it still faces serious cultural hurdles.
This is your Bloomberg QuickTake on the challenge of breaking down gender bias in Japan.
By 2020, Abe wants 30% of leadership positions to be filled by women.
He's urged listed companies to appoint women to executive and managerial roles.
And he's working to fix Japan's daycare shortage, while encouraging workplaces to be
more accommodating, so that mothers will feel more inclined to rejoin the labor force.
And it is working… sort of.
Female labor participation rate rose from 46.2% in 2012 to 49.8% in 2017.
Isabel Reynolds: But most of the women that have been added to the workforce are working
in these relatively low-paid, part-time jobs.
There's kind of a mismatch there with his goal of getting more women into management.
Although Abe frequently touts the success of "Womenomics", a closer look highlights
a work culture that systematically excludes women.
An expectation that women should stay at home and be primary caregivers has held them back
in workplaces all over the world, but in Japan that view is particularly deep-rooted.
A 2016 poll found that 45% of the men surveyed agreed that "women-should-stay-at-home".
Japan also has the third-highest gender pay gap in the more developed OECD countries.
Although companies such as Toyota are appointing female executives, change has been slow.
Only 4% of managerial positions are held by women in Japan compared with 9% in China and
17% in the US.
Isabel Reynolds: It's just very much the working culture has built up around men and around
the long hours they work.
It can be very bonding, they go out drinking together in the evening, and women simply
don't fit into that cozy little world in a lot of cases.
On top of that, just a tenth of the members of Japan's lower house are women, ranking
the nation among the lowest in female political representation in the world.
Isabel Reynolds: If you look at Prime Minister Abe's cabinet, he in fact only has two women,
at the moment, out of 20.
So he's not really reaching his own target of having 30% of management positions taken
up by women.
Some say quotas should ultimately be legally binding for real change to come about.
Such measures could have great economic benefit --including one report suggesting that gender
parity could add $550 billion to Japan's gdp.
Isabel Reynolds: I don't think we're going see a transformation overnight, or in the
next couple of years.
These people are obviously at the bottom of the ladder in the corporate world, so they're
not going to be the ones deciding how the corporate culture works for some time.
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When You're Definitely The Better Sister - Duration: 2:37.
(heavy breathing)
- Hey, sup?
- Nothing, just finishing up my 30 minute
high intensity training.
- I just did like a light jog.
I think I clocked eight miles.
- I'm about to go on my 10 mile.
- Awesome, I was about to start my, um,
I'm trying to do 100 pushups a day.
- It's an amazing program, I got up to 200
- I would do more than 100 but I teach Pilates later.
I'm training for that triathlon.
- Have fun with that.
Like after I won my gold.
Raised like $200,000.
- Wow.
- It was crazy.
- That's a lot of money.
- Yeah it was, it was a lot of money.
- Oscar has won several cat pageants.
- Arial is amazing, she knows her times tables.
- He's actually a descendant from Socks, the Clinton's cat.
- She dances, she's a dancer.
- He defeated a coyote gang in the area single handedly.
- You see that?
- He was gonna get a medal from the city but
he didn't want it.
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday ♪
♪ Happy birthday ♪
- Yeah, I'm actually working through all of Jane Austen.
- Just right now I'm really into poetry by women of color.
- You don't quite understand Dostoyevsky
until you've read it in Russian.
- Super cool, I'm reading Infinite Jest in Latin.
- I'm rereading The Vedic Scriptures
but they're memorized so it's in my head.
Wow.
(holds a long note)
♪ Happy birthday ♪
♪ To you, you. ♪
- This is my boyfriend, he runs really fast.
- Yeah, no, he went to Princeton.
- He's an environmental feminist.
- He doesn't have any cavities, I know, I know.
- Sisters, as the youngest and favoriteist sister
let me give you some advice.
Jealousy makes you look ugly.
(upbeat music)
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John Roberts Gets SMACKED DOWN By His Own SCOTUS - Duration: 3:12.
You know, it's not very often that we get good news out of the US Supreme Court, and
especially considering the fact that just three days ago we got some really bad news
out of the Supreme Court.
But on Tuesday of this week the Supreme Court decided to give John Roberts, the Chief Justice,
a big middle finger by vacating the stay that he had put in place with regard to revealing
the identities of dark money campaign donors.
Here's the entire story.
Many years ago Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed a lawsuit against
Carl Rhodes, Crossroads GPS because they wanted to know who was funding it, where the money
was coming from, where it was going.
They wanted transparency.
Well, fast forward many years later, the lawsuit is actually still ongoing.
But recently, back in August, a district judge said, "Hey guess what Crossroads?
Crew was right, you have to reveal those donors.
We have to bring a little bit of transparency to our very convoluted and complicated campaign
finance kerfuffle that we've created."
John Roberts on Saturday of this past weekend issued a stay on that ruling, which meant
that ruling did not get to go into effect yet.
It was scheduled to go into effect on Monday, which meant on Monday this week we would've
known all of the dirty players funding all these dark money organizations.
Roberts stay on the ruling prevented that.
But then on Tuesday the entire rest of the Supreme Court, conservatives included, banded
together and told John Roberts, "Yeah, you can't do that.
We're going to vacate your stay, we're going to nullify your little weekend ruling that
you didn't even consult us about and we're gonna make sure that people get to know who's
funding these dark money groups."
Again, that was a unanimous decision from the remainder of the Supreme Court, liberals
and conservatives.
That is quite remarkable folks.
And yes, this is a very big ruling, a very big decision that is going to have an impact
on our elections.
But that's why John Roberts intervened, he didn't want those donors to be revealed before
the mid-terms.
This was a purely political move on behalf of John Roberts.
The rest of the Supreme Court, shockingly, said, "We don't care, people need to know
and this is what we're gonna do."
So, a very rare time I get to say this, but way to go US Supreme Court!
Except for John Roberts.
You guys all did the right thing and I'm very shocked and proud and hopefully this will
bring us just a little bit more transparency as we head in to the mid-terms.
So pay close attention folks, and when you see those political ads start running non-stop
on your TVs within the next week or so, because you just might catch a glimpse of which disgusting
individuals, which of the wealthy elite in this country are actually funding them.
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Why Amsterdam's jealous of America's growing weed industry | CNBC Reports - Duration: 3:04.
We are in Amsterdam. This is a city that's known for a lot of things, not least among them marijuana.
Now as the cannabis industry is growing in other parts of the world,
we thought we could learn some lessons from the industry here.
There's a lot of things going on in this coffee shop. We have a really nice bar.
Joachim Helms is the co-owner of Green House Coffeeshops in Amsterdam
and chairman of the Dutch Cannabis Retailers Association.
We have this system in Holland where people can go to a coffee shop
and buy their cannabis product in a good, nice, safe environment.
Thanks to a so-called "toleration policy," it's been legal to sell and smoke marijuana and hash
in coffee shops like Greenhouse in the Netherlands for decades.
So this is one strain that we have. It's a super-lemon haze.
Yeah, that's a really strong smell.
We have a maximum of 500 grams in the coffee shop.
And also the people are allowed to buy five grams per day, per person.
Which is enough for personal use.
And that's a small amount compared to the United States for example?
In the United States, it's a lot more. Yes, definitely.
The Dutch government enforces strict conditions for coffee shops to stay in business,
like the quantity of weed sold and the prohibition of alcohol and other hard drugs.
But as marijuana legalization gains steam in countries like the U.S. and Canada,
the Netherlands is falling behind when it comes to regulating the weed industry.
While it's legal to sell marijuana to customers in coffee shops,
it's illegal for the shops to buy their supply of weed.
The politicians, they forgot to organize one aspect of it all, that's that we buy the weed in a normal way.
So in Holland, it's illegal to buy weed on a large scale, and it's illegal to produce cannabis also.
In America, what you see is a little bit like the opposite side.
So, what they have organized really well is the production of weed.
The Dutch government is planning a trial to experiment with legal production in the country.
But that's just one of many regulatory hurdles in the Dutch cannabis industry.
A law in 2014 forced coffee shops located within 250 meters of a school to close.
That affected one-third of Amsterdam shops.
Helms says marijuana legalization in Canada and states in the U.S. has started a conversation
about how the Netherlands can cash in on the growing legal weed market,
which is expected to reach more than $140 billion by 2025.
He pointed to Canadian public cannabis companies now valued at billions of dollars.
Do you think it could ever happen here, where there was a big publicly traded cannabis company?
I think it will be a while, but I think in the end it will happen worldwide.
What you see now is that really big companies are being created, producing cannabis.
To walk around in those companies and facilities is for us really a dream come true
because it's growing weed in a 100% legal way.
Hey everyone, Elizabeth here. Thanks so much for watching!
What do you think about the marijuana industry? Let us know in the comments section.
Be sure to check out more of our videos over here and subscribe to our channel.
See you later!
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I can make the picture disappear
But the memory's still in my mind
Like the banks of eery evergreen
Go back there all the time
And find your house in the woods
I'd forget the way if I could
But I will never be over you
I will never move on
Even when I get over you
Part of me will be lost
Unto you forever
I will die in your arms
'Cause I will never be over you
Even when I move on
Yeah,
yeah,
woah
You don't have to call me anymore
I can hear the sound of your voice
In the waves, the rapids of the shore
And I can't escape the sound
they make inside of my head
Most of the time I have no regret
But I will never be over you
I will never move on
Even when I get over you
Part of me will be lost
Unto you forever
I will die in your arms
But I will never be over you
Even when I move on
Yeah, yeah
I loved you in a past life
I loved you in a dream that I had
Now I need you for the last time
Again and again
I loved you in a past life
I loved you in a dream that I had
Now I need you for the last time
Again and again
I will never be over you
I will never move on
Even when I get over you
Part of me will be lost
Unto you forever
I will die in your arms
I will never be over you
Even when I move on
I will never be over you
I will never be over you
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12 Weeks of Halloween 2018 Week 5 - Duration: 6:40.
hi thanks for joining me this is angie
at chicnscratch this is the project
we're making today and this is week
number five of the 12 weeks of Halloween
isn't it darlin okay so these jars came
from Ikea they stand perfectly just like
that and what I did was I bought some
peanut M&Ms the gulab mix and they have
like pumpkin pie granny apple green and
either Highland Heather or gorgeous
great the colors match perfectly so I'm
going to just put these in here I dug
out the green ones of course I think it
holds either 9 or 10 depending on the
size of them that one was a little
stubborn anyway maybe not put the
largest ones in there that's 9 I believe
okay
that part was easy right I have washed
my hands so now what we're gonna do is
stamp and this little stamp here is in
the September paper pumpkin kit and I
haven't used one of these stamp sets and
forever I always do love the stamp sets
I don't necessarily always love the kids
but I always love the stamp sets and
this month is no exception I love it oh
my gosh look frights and delights it's
Halloween eek spooky boo pumpkin spiders
if you didn't order the September paper
pumpkin kit that's okay you can use
spooky sweets this happy Halloween is in
that stamp set and I believe I used that
one earlier this week this is using the
same stamp set adding the little spider
there which is right here there's a
couple stars a couple spiders a couple
bats anyway this is I love it love it
love it love it what more can I say
okay so let me get the granny apple
green cardstock and that stamp I'm just
going to ink it up with my memento ink
and just stamp it right there I'm gonna
set that aside to dry I'm gonna go ahead
and take let's see actually I'm not even
gonna let it dry it's fine I'm gonna get
the big shot we're using the Christmas
tags
thinlits I told you guys when I did the
walkthrough that I loved them I have
used them already so much so all I'm
gonna do is use this one to cut this out
and I want to make sure that I cut it
out more towards the bottom so that I'll
leave myself some room for the little
spider trinket okay so I'm gonna get the
Big Shot platform cutting pad and we
want to place this on here and like I
said I want to make sure that I give
more room at the top than the bottom so
that I can add my little spider up there
now if you were not going to add the
spider at the top I do this right and
you want to stamp your spiders like that
other sample then you can just Center it
okay I'll point that out and just again
in just a minute
okay so again to recap that if you were
going to add the spiders down here stamp
your or cut cut this out with this more
towards the top okay so there's that get
this out of the way and I'm going to
take the black glittered ribbon organdy
ribbon I'm going to take a spider out
now if you want to thread the spider
then you can leave that
o ring on there I don't really want to
fool with threading that thing because
it's a little difficult with my my
fingers so I'm just gonna twist that
whole ring and remove it okay you can
save it for something else if you want
and then you get this back over here I'm
gonna take my ribbon and I want to tie a
bow so I want to be generous with it
okay so I'm going to just knot it like
that I'm going to take my paper piercer
and pick up a glue dot I'm going to kind
of make it a little bit smaller and add
it to the back of him and then just
angle him at the top just like that okay
and then we're gonna thread this just be
gentle with that this is a little bit
thicker of a ribbon so you don't want to
rip it so now I'm just gonna make my
bunny ears and tie my bow or make my bow
I never know whether I should say tie it
or make it when you're tighten it just
be gentle I think I'm about a week
behind on my 12 weeks of Halloween
series but I will get caught up now that
the wedding is over I am working
full-time again in my office so I am
playing catch-up this week
okay once I cut it I'll fix it a little
bit more
it looks like my bow is a little crooked
there let me go ahead and trim it okay
I'm just trimming the ends of the ribbon
now and this is the original one this is
the one we just made leave a comment on
my blog on this post I'm going to send
this one to someone I did wash my hands
I promise right before I filmed this
video so you're gonna get this one I
don't blame you if you don't want to eat
the kandy though it's still super cute
though right and they just stand up
IKEA's
okay if you have any questions let me
know thanks a lot bye
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(heavy breathing)
- Hey, sup?
- Nothing, just finishing up my 30 minute
high intensity training.
- I just did like a light jog.
I think I clocked eight miles.
- I'm about to go on my 10 mile.
- Awesome, I was about to start my, um,
I'm trying to do 100 pushups a day.
- It's an amazing program, I got up to 200
- I would do more than 100 but I teach Pilates later.
I'm training for that triathlon.
- Have fun with that.
Like after I won my gold.
Raised like $200,000.
- Wow.
- It was crazy.
- That's a lot of money.
- Yeah it was, it was a lot of money.
- Oscar has won several cat pageants.
- Arial is amazing, she knows her times tables.
- He's actually a descendant from Socks, the Clinton's cat.
- She dances, she's a dancer.
- He defeated a coyote gang in the area single handedly.
- You see that?
- He was gonna get a medal from the city but
he didn't want it.
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday ♪
♪ Happy birthday ♪
- Yeah, I'm actually working through all of Jane Austen.
- Just right now I'm really into poetry by women of color.
- You don't quite understand Dostoyevsky
until you've read it in Russian.
- Super cool, I'm reading Infinite Jest in Latin.
- I'm rereading The Vedic Scriptures
but they're memorized so it's in my head.
Wow.
(holds a long note)
♪ Happy birthday ♪
♪ To you, you. ♪
- This is my boyfriend, he runs really fast.
- Yeah, no, he went to Princeton.
- He's an environmental feminist.
- He doesn't have any cavities, I know, I know.
- Sisters, as the youngest and favoriteist sister
let me give you some advice.
Jealousy makes you look ugly.
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Introduction to Complexity: Small-World Networks Part 1 - Duration: 10:27.
We've all heard some variation of this phrase,
it's a small world!
Often you have some unexpected
connections with someone you just meet,
or you have some friends in common,
or relative,
that just seems like an incredible coincidence!
The notion of small world networks
tries to quantify this phenomenon.
how connected are we all really.
To illustrate this, we can play a little game
that you can play yourself.
The idea is,
to take yourself -
here is me in Portland Oregon -
and to ask ; how can I reach
some, say, very well known person.
I'll pick our president, Barack Obama,
via a network of friends and relatives
or people that you know well.
So the question is;
can I find a path in my social network,
to Barack Obama,
and how long does that path have to be.
The question is how do you start,
who's the first person you go to.
Well I picked my mother, who lives in Los Angeles,
because, for one thing,
she's a lawyer
and Barack Obama is a lawyer,
so there is a connection.
Also, my mother actually is a very
sociable person,
she knows a lot of people,
which also helps.
So the idea is to pick
someone who is connected
to your target person
and who also maybe has a large circle of friends.
So I asked my mother;
"Who do you know who might know Barack Obama,
or who might know someone that knows Barack Obama?"
And she thought for a while,
and she said ;
"Oh, well maybe my friend Nancy Bekavac,
who's a former president of Scripps College,
in Claremont California,
might have a connection".
And it turns out that she went to law school,
with Hilary Clinton,
who, of course, knows Barack Obama.
So amazingly, my connection to Barack Obama
only takes,
one,
two,
three,
four hops!
I don't think there is anything particularly special about me,
I think any of you can pick a famous person
in your own country
and try and find
a relatively short path to that person.
Later, after thinking about this more,
I realized I might even have a shorter path.
I thought about my cousin,
Matt Dunne, who is a politician
in Vermont.
He used to be a member of the
Vermont state legislature,
and it turns out that he knows
senator Patrick Leahy,
who knows Barack Obama.
So there we go with,
1, 2, 3 hops!
And I was amazed.
You can try it yourself,
it is a fun game,
and you can realize that
it is a rather short
path from yourself to, probably,
many well known people.
And the reason that its short
is because of people that you know,
who might be called hubs
in the social network,
such as my cousin or my mother.
In the 1950's,
the social psychologist Stanley Milgram
from Harvard tried an experiment
to quantify this small world phenomenon.
He did the following experiment,
back then in the days before email,
he had a targeted person;
his Boston stockbroker.
So he was in Boston, at Harvard,
and he knew a stockbroker
and then he recruited a group of people
he thought would be very far away,
socially speaking,
from a Boston stockbroker,
that is Nebraskan farmers.
So he putted an ad in newspapers in Nebraska,
Trying to recruit people for this experiment.
Their goal would be to transmit a letter to
the Boston stockbroker.
They only knew his name and that he was a stoke broker,
via people they knew well,
that is, people they knew
on a first name basis.
And so they were given the letter,
and they figured out who to give it to,
that person then is tasked to give it
to someone else, and so on,
to create a chain of
friends or relatives by which
these Nebraskan farmers can
get a letter to the target person,
the Boston stockbroker,
who they don't know.
And what Milgram found was that,
on average,
there were approximately
what he calls 6 degrees of separation.
Now that is a well known phrase now,
that idea that we are all separated by 6 degrees.
Here's the idea,
from one of his articles
that he looked at the number
of completed chains,
and the number of intermediaries
needed to reach the target person
and he found that it ranged from about
2 to 10 intermediate acquaintances.
And the median was 5,
which is where he got the notion of
the sixth degrees of separation,
that it took 6 hops to get there.
So this illustrates the small world property,
the idea that a network has relatively few
long distance links,
but there are short paths
between most pairs of nodes,
usually created by hubs.
And what's interesting
is that not only social networks,
but many other kinds of networks,
in fact most real world world complex networks
seem to have this small world property.
In the 1990's,
two mathematicians,
Duncan Watts and Steven Strogatz,
wrote a paper on this phenomenon
from a mathematical point of view.
It appeared in Nature in 1998 ;
"Collective dynamics of 'small-world' networks".
Here's Watts and Strogatz.
And this paper was perhaps the trigger
that really started the whole study
of networks in an interdisciplinary way.
Here's the idea:
Watts & Strogatz looked at
3 kinds of real world networks.
A network of film actors,
where the nodes were individual actors,
and two nodes were linked if
the 2 actors appeared in the same movie.
They also looked at a very different kind of network,
the power grid in the US,
where nodes where generators, transformers, substations
and 2 nodes were linked if they had a
transmission line between them.
And finally the network that we saw a picture of,
the brain of the worm C. Elegans,
where the nodes are neurons
and 2 nodes were linked
if they are connected by a synapse
or gap junction.
So is there any reason why these
3 extremely different kinds of network
should have anything in common?
Well, what Watts and Strogatz found
was that they had this common structure
that they called the small world property.
To explain that, let's look at a naive guess
for what network structure of
real world networks might be.
One guess is that they would be
very regular.
Here you have an abstract picture
of a network with our nodes;
here the nodes are arrayed in a circle,
and each node is connected
to its 2 nearest neighbors
on either side of it.
So this node, for example,
is connected to this neighbor
and to this neighbor.
And this node is connected on this side
to this neighbor
and to this neighbor.
And exactly the same kind of connections for every node.
So this is called a regular network,
and it turns out that this network,
if you scale up to many many nodes,
has a very high average distance between nodes.
It takes a long time to get via hops
from one node to some other random node
in the network,
but it has an high average clustering;
that is,
this node for instance,
its 2 neighbors are connected to each other
and its neighbors over here
are connected also.
So this has a high clustering coefficient.
At the other extreme,
you might consider a random network,
that is, each node has the same number of connections,
but they are connected randomly instead of to neighbors.
And this kind of network have low average distance
between nodes, that is
it doesn't take very long to get, via hops,
from one node to another,
but low average clustering.
Well, what Watts and Strogatz found
for the 3 real world networks they studied,
was that neither of these naive guesses were correct.
Here is some results reported in Watts' and Strogatz's paper;
they report for each of these 3 networks they looked at
the average distance between pairs of nodes in the given network.
So here is what they found for the average distance
in these networks,
and they compared that
with a randomly connected network,
that has the same number of nodes and links.
And you can see that
the random average path length,
shortest path length,
is a little bit lower,
but not too much lower.
So each one of these has relatively
small random path length,
for the given number of nodes
or a huge number of nodes in each of these.
And then they looked at the clustering coefficient
of these networks,
and the clustering coefficient
in the real world networks,
were much much higher
than the clustering coefficient in the random network.
In summary,
if we compare are two extremes,
the regular network and the random network,
we can see that these so called small wold networks
as defined by Watts and Strogatz,
have low average path length,
and high clustering,
compared to either of the extremes.
And it seems that this middle ground
is where most real world networks lie.
That is, small world networks can be defined
as having low average distance between nodes,
but high clustering.
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Introduction to Complexity: Small-World Networks Part 2 - Duration: 6:37.
One of the most important contributions of Watts and Strogatz's paper was
presenting a simple model of how small- world networks can be formed.
That is, how a network could be formed that has low average path length,
yet, still has high clustering.
Here's how the model worked:
The model works by starting with the a regular network.
By regular, I mean that every node has the same pattern of connectivity.
For example, this node is connected to each of its neighbors, on either side.
And similarly, this node has the same pattern of connections, and so on.
So we're going to say that there's N total nodes, M neighbors per node, with capital
M being the number of links. So for this example we have 10 nodes. Each node has
2 neighbors. And thus there's a total of 10 links. What's going to happen in this
model is that some of these links, which are right now between nearest neighbors,
are going to be rewired. That is, they're going to be ripped apart and then
reattached to some distant neighbor, to model the making of a distant connection.
In this model, there's a parameter, called beta, which is the probability of rewiring
each link. For this example, let's let beta equal 0.2.
That means each one of these links has a probability of 0.2 of being rewired.
So right now, the way that this is going to work here, is we're going to randomly
choose beta times M links.
So that's going to be 0.2 times 10, which is 2.
So I choose 2 links, the ones that now appear in red,
just chosen at random, and I'm going to rewire one end
of each of those links to another randomly chosen node.
So here's where I rip them off their existing end and reattach them to a
randomly chosen node. So here's our new network, where most of the connections are
between nearest neighbors, but there's 2 exceptions that are long-distance
connections. As usual, we're going to look at an implementation of this model in
Netlogo. Here's what the interface of the model looks like:
We have parameters 'node-count,' that's how many nodes there are; how many
neighbors each node has; and our beta parameter, the probability of rewiring
So if I could do setup, I have 10 nodes, each connected to its nearest neighbor,
so each node has 2 links, 2 neighbors, and I set beta to 0 now, so there's no
probability of rewiring, nobody's rewired.
Now, we can look over here, and we can see the degree distribution. This shows that
all the 10 nodes have degree 2, we already knew that.
This also tells us the global average distance between pairs of nodes - 2.5 hops
and the clustering coefficient - 0 - no clustering in this one.
There's a couple of other things we can do. For instance, we can click on this
'show-neighborhood' button and then click on a node, and the neighborhood of that
node is shown. We can also show the link distances, and click on a node, and that
says from this node, here are the distances to that node.
So those are different things we can do.
I click 'setup' again to clear those.
Ok, so now, I can change beta.
So what happens if I change beta to 0.1, which means that one of the links will be
rewired. I click setup again, and you see this link was rewired.
Here the global average distance went up, but that's because we have so few nodes.
Ok, so let's do this for a more realistic number. Let's do 100 nodes, beta back to 0
Setup. Now you see that same regular pattern of links, will 100 nodes
Global average distance is 25 hops.
Now let's change beta to 0.5, 5%. Now we do setup.
Now remember that here, beta is the probability that a node gets rewired.
So each node has a 5% probability of getting rewired
And actually rewired a lot of them
And we see that global average distance went way down, from 25 to 9.24.
So this relatively small percentage of rewiring allowed the distance to decrease
dramatically. It also changed the degree distribution.
Ok, now let me try rewiring 10% of the links
Well, it went up. But if we do it again, it goes down, because it's random.
There's a lot of randomness here. We still have low clustering.
Clustering shows up when we have more neighbors
So let's change the neighbor count to 4
The beta back to 0
Here, each node is connected to 2 neighbors on either side
If I change beta here, here the distance is 12.75.
Let's make beta 5% again, 'setup'.
Here, both the global average distance decreases dramatically, and the clustering
increases. You'll get a chance to play with this small-world network model for
the homework. Let's finish off this sub-unit by a summary of what we learned
about small-world networks. We saw that there's a spectrum of networks from very
regular to very random. Regular networks have high average distance between nodes
and high clustering. The high clustering comes in if you have more than just the
2 neighbors. Here we have 4 neighbors per node. Then a random network has small
average distance but low clustering. Whereas the small-world networks, which
are in some ways more like real world networks, have small average distance and
high clustering, similar to the real world networks that Watts and Strogatz
investigated
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There comes a time in every employee's life,
when enough…
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Does Your Dog Really Love You? - Duration: 3:56.
- [Narrator] Your dog is the best.
You go on long walks together,
cuddle up on the couch, and enjoy sloppy kisses.
You really love that pup,
but what's going on there,
does your dog love you back?
First, let's address the bigger philosophical question.
Does your dog love anything?
Can your dog love?
- I think that in many ways we could apply the same criteria
to dogs and other non-human animals as we do
to human animals.
- [Narrator] That's Marc Bekoff.
He spent a lifetime understanding animal minds
from coyotes and wolves to domestic dogs like yours.
And he says dogs probably think and feel similar to humans.
- [Marc] A lot of new research on neuroimaging using FMRI's
is showing that the same parts of dog brains
and human brains light up, for example,
when they're feeling jealous.
- [Narrator] So, really, the difference between
how your dog feels joy and other emotions
and how you experience them might be like the difference
between you and another human.
So, dogs can likely experience what we'd think of
as loving relationships,
and studies show that dogs are pretty good
at building relationships with us too,
comes as no surprise.
One study found that dog brains are highly adapted
to recognize human faces and interpret our social cues.
So, maybe that's why your dog is always extra sweet
when it knows you've have a bad day.
But are those puppy dog eyes just for you,
or is your dog pretending to love you for, you know, food.
- [Marc] And that I think is really ridiculous.
Are there dogs that use people for certain things?
Well, I'm sure there are, just like there are people
who use people for certain things,
but I don't think that that would characterize
the overall nature of dog-human relationships.
- [Narrator] So, yes, your dog can love you.
Oh, all right, great, we can all home.
Welp, no, just because they can,
doesn't automatically mean that they do.
- Each dog is a unique individual
and it's not one size fits all.
Some of the most brutally abused dogs I've met,
who took months to even get them to make eye contact
with me and/or other humans, have the capacity to love,
but you had to earn it, it wasn't just sort of here it is.
No, you had to earn their trust.
- [Narrator] And like everything worth having in life,
that trust will take time and work,
but it can be done.
- [Marc] You sometimes just go, good dog, when they've quote
done nothing, and I say, "Good dog" to dogs all the time
and people go, well, why did you do that,
they didn't do anything.
And I would always just say, "because they're alive
"and they're good dogs."
I don't know.
It's like human beings saying to a good friend,
"I love you" or "I'm really glad to be your friend."
- [Narrator] And don't worry,
you'll know when you've earned your pooch's trust.
- [Marc] Do they follow you around?
Do they just hang out with you,
not only when you're feeding them or walking them?
Do they follow you around, do they seek you out?
Do people tell you, if you will, when you're not there
that they wander around having wanderlust?
Is it clear that they miss you?
- [Narrator] Oh, yeah, checks out, that's a happy dog.
So, can your dog love you?
Absolutely.
Does your dog love you?
Well, that's on you.
If you want to learn more
about how your dog experiences the world,
check out Marc Bekoff's recent book, Canine Confidential:
Why Dogs Do What They Do.
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Family identifies girl killed in car crash in northwest Miami-Dade - Duration: 2:19.
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John Roberts Gets SMACKED DOWN By His Own SCOTUS - Duration: 3:12.
You know, it's not very often that we get good news out of the US Supreme Court, and
especially considering the fact that just three days ago we got some really bad news
out of the Supreme Court.
But on Tuesday of this week the Supreme Court decided to give John Roberts, the Chief Justice,
a big middle finger by vacating the stay that he had put in place with regard to revealing
the identities of dark money campaign donors.
Here's the entire story.
Many years ago Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed a lawsuit against
Carl Rhodes, Crossroads GPS because they wanted to know who was funding it, where the money
was coming from, where it was going.
They wanted transparency.
Well, fast forward many years later, the lawsuit is actually still ongoing.
But recently, back in August, a district judge said, "Hey guess what Crossroads?
Crew was right, you have to reveal those donors.
We have to bring a little bit of transparency to our very convoluted and complicated campaign
finance kerfuffle that we've created."
John Roberts on Saturday of this past weekend issued a stay on that ruling, which meant
that ruling did not get to go into effect yet.
It was scheduled to go into effect on Monday, which meant on Monday this week we would've
known all of the dirty players funding all these dark money organizations.
Roberts stay on the ruling prevented that.
But then on Tuesday the entire rest of the Supreme Court, conservatives included, banded
together and told John Roberts, "Yeah, you can't do that.
We're going to vacate your stay, we're going to nullify your little weekend ruling that
you didn't even consult us about and we're gonna make sure that people get to know who's
funding these dark money groups."
Again, that was a unanimous decision from the remainder of the Supreme Court, liberals
and conservatives.
That is quite remarkable folks.
And yes, this is a very big ruling, a very big decision that is going to have an impact
on our elections.
But that's why John Roberts intervened, he didn't want those donors to be revealed before
the mid-terms.
This was a purely political move on behalf of John Roberts.
The rest of the Supreme Court, shockingly, said, "We don't care, people need to know
and this is what we're gonna do."
So, a very rare time I get to say this, but way to go US Supreme Court!
Except for John Roberts.
You guys all did the right thing and I'm very shocked and proud and hopefully this will
bring us just a little bit more transparency as we head in to the mid-terms.
So pay close attention folks, and when you see those political ads start running non-stop
on your TVs within the next week or so, because you just might catch a glimpse of which disgusting
individuals, which of the wealthy elite in this country are actually funding them.
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[TF2/Splatoon/GMod] Scout is WHAT?! ("Scout Is Delicious" Collab Entry) - Duration: 0:13.
[BLU Medic] Ze Scout is-
[BLU Spy] What the hell is that?!
[BLU Spy] What have you done?!
[Scout?] It's not original, but it's true, I love dis.
[BLU Heavy] Not good! *Screaming*
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Kings Plaza Garage Reopens After Fire - Duration: 0:22.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: Juventus sending off against Valencia prompts Rio Ferdinand advice - Duration: 2:22.
Ronaldo has been sent-off for Juventus on his Champions League debut for the Serie A club tonight during their match against Valencia
The 33-year-old received his marching orders following a clash with Jeison Murillo inside the area
Footage suggests it is unclear what he actually did wrong. Cristiano Ronaldo was shocked by the decision and broke into tears before being ushered down the tunnel by his team-mates
And Ferdinand, who played alongside the Portugal international for Manchester United, has urged him to appeal
"Surely got to appeal this. @Cristiano??: he wrote. United fans, though, can be forgiven for relishing in Ronaldo's woes
His dismissal tonight means he will miss Juventus' Champions League showdown with Manchester United on October 23
If he receives the maximum three-game ban then that will extend to the return match in Turin on November 7
Ronaldo has now been sent off 11 times throughout his career. However, he will have a chance to bounce back when Juventus face Frosinone on Sunday (7:30pm)
Meanwhile, Ferdinand has told BT Sport pundits he believes Ronaldo WILL be able to overturn the decision
"It's hard to see," Ferdinand said on BT Sport. "I'm sure that Cristiano and Juventus will appeal that
"With the emotion you can see coming out here, he's going back to Old Trafford, he'll miss that game
"He wants to play football, you can see that."
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"Honey" by Robyn (new 2018 album single) _ acoustic cover - Duration: 1:30.
Every color and every taste,
Every breath that whispers your name,
It's like emeralds on the pavement.
Every color and every taste,
Every breath that whispers your name,
It's like emeralds on the pavement.
And the waves ...
come in and they're golden,
But down in the deep ...
the honey is sweeter.
And the sun ...
sits on the water,
But down in the deep ...
the current is stronger.
No, you're not gonna get what you need,
But baby, I have what you want
Come get your honey.
No, you're not gonna get what you need,
But baby, I have what you want
Come get your honey,
Come get your honey.
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#EwangeliarzOP | 20 September 2018 | (Lk 7: 36-50) - Duration: 1:51.
[music]
My acquaintance said a brilliant sentence. She said,
'If I were paid for self-deception, I would be a rich woman.'
Today we can see a man who deceives himself in an absolutely disgraceful manner.
It seems to him that he is generous and hospitable and very approachable, much more than his friends-
-Pharisees. He invites Jesus and does not notice at all that he is a hopeless host,
that he does not do basic activities of the host - of someone who receives a guest.
How deeply we can deceive ourselves! How we can, against such hardest facts,
live under an illusion, live in false beliefs!
Let it simply shake us and let it provoke the following prayer to God - Lord, get me not to deceive myself,
not to deny hard facts that say about a completely different, more difficult truth than the one on my mind.
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Toyota Aygo 5-deurs 1.0 VVT-i x-fun prijs is inclusief €800,- voorraad voordeel - Duration: 0:40.
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About my chanell - Duration: 0:12.
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INSANE HOT WINGS CHALLENGE | ZAXBY'S - Duration: 13:25.
so what's going on YouTube world it's
your boys are tired and it's your girls
shy back at it again you already know so
today we decided to do the hot wing
challenge and man excited I'm a little
scared just because I got these hot
wings under my nose and I'm kind of like
that smells gonna hide what we call
nuclear no it's got his fame so we
decided to like kind of do a bunch of
them so we're gonna do Zacks piece today
next one we're probably gonna do wings
stuff and then we're probably gonna do
Buffalo Wild Wings cuz I got really got
some really hot ones too so guys you
already know what you gotta do you gotta
like it you got a comment no matter of
fact smash the like button cuz you
already know you like us come on smash
like button comment subscribe if you
haven't turns on the notification if you
have already turned on the notification
what the hell are you doing with your
life anywho I'm gonna need you to go
ahead and tone in and let's get this
started
I just I'm gonna open this up I'm gonna
show you guys so we're both gonna have
five oh we got a 10 piece just let me
smell em smell em smell they might look
like these ain't no slouch this thing's
snow well time just go ahead I'm gonna
I'm just gonna eat this I'm just gonna
eat the fried
I can't stand when you ask somebody to
give you fresh fries and they give you
lukewarm
that's my situation right now
do you still fries but I'm gonna eat
them okay yeah my fingers I ever need a
Tlingit and I mean this sauce is so deep
in Metro right now oh my god okay so
what's going first let's breathe Oh Lord
Jesus Christ in the name of the Father
God please bless this food for a
nourishment of our bodies hey Lord
protect us from ourselves because we
know not what we do when we got these
highways trying to do a YouTube video
with them Lord we printed this fool
brains abundant nourishment to our
bodies and also bless her hands that
prepared it for us all these things your
name I pray in Jesus name Amen amen
ok let's do it together boom
Cheers
we got this alright alright let's get it
I have a method to my madness don't let
it touch your lips I already messed up
first bite just wet my little
okay you think you finish there
the challenges who can finish their fire
first no time cheating he's not cleaning
off his bones you see how mines are
clean clean them and eat stop talking
you cuz I feel like little more happy oh
my god
my nose is running
listen never let you talk me into this
it's too much sauce on the wing I'm
still gonna beat you though you know
when you get the sauce on you look oh my
god it's burning you to something you
understand how bad this falls right in
my lips right now I told you there's a
method to the madness all right help me
I do love me look my face you should
have told our family they will don't do
this you know you go
it means I both follow who gonna call
them
come on
yep this body is gonna be the death of
me
Black's one that we got this I still got
two wings in Tower
hey no way I'm gonna cut you style
you're trying to win this temple and
she'll be there she'll be a sweating one
hold right I got it
I gotta put it all in my mustard be the
father it's finger stuff where I live
Chompy on the chopper yarn is finished
sorry for the burger guys I need you to
have your instance whenever I come on
out
second wind I'm gonna drag it into the
water and try to cool my list now so
luckily I call it a quick two stars
about the flat pan thought oh good she
got that she got this oh I'm trying to
make sure my buggers don't fall in mine
my drink so I still got two ways to go
but bump that nice angle Mickey you to
snap slightly thank you for turning sour
wins
like I said thank you Tony
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