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The Overwatch World Cup has been an excellent opportunity to catch a glimpse

at potential future all-star players. Welcome to Akshon Esports and these are

the Top 5 best plays from the Overwatch World Cup 2018 Bangkok

Qualifiers starting off we have the Australian Tank Trill claiming the

Number 5 spot with a powerful ult combo against Team Thailand with careful

coordination with his teammate HUS their EMP and primal rage combo absolutely

crushes Team Thailand and buys Australia more than enough time to win the round

with ease sure with a massive triple kill laying down the hammer to take the

Number 4 spot we have Reinforced with his impeccably timed earth shatter

against Team Australia. With Australia nearing the last checkpoint reinforced

returns from spawn and just in time denies Australia's final push preventing

them from capturing all three points just rings in one after the other with

these respawns keep this one in contest Reinforce he has a shatter! He has a shatter. Here is comes

throws it down locks out a couple of members, swings coming through from the

Hammond the firestrike comes out Trill going to die. PUNK goes down and Custa gets taken

down as well. Reinforced swings his way through the

home team bar is gonna be plummeting and they managed to hold him off in front of C. For

third we have Shaq's from Team Denmark with his pulse bomb it changed the

course of his team's match against Team Australia. The clock was ticking down and

Denmark desperately needed to take the first point on Anubis. Just as it looks

like Australia have repelled Denmark's last push Shax does what his team

couldn't, catching Trill and ckm with a Pulse Bomb then he and Ding clear the

last defender and take point. Oh no

ckm they can't finish off the Junkrat. He's coming in the stick though.

explosive way to get rid of your rodent problem I suppose Shax do you think what

the rest of his team could not. Even get the de-mech and oh man this myth struggled for

Denmark they're finally gonna get to the point

Australia has bought a lot of time. Team China had a dominating performance of

the entire tournament but Guxue impressed us so much with his Winston

play that he earned the second place spot on our list.

Just as team Australia looks to flip the point in overtime on Nepal Guxue

leaps into action getting a vicious 4 K against Team Australia to secure the map

win. Akraken going to be eliminated into the back goes Guxue has Custa complete locked in the room.

supporter Akraken gonna be going down and he is not done yet just chases deep yes

absolutely everybody this guy has been on a fire all weekend long. Before we get

to Number 1 we have an honorable mention going to networks from Team Spain with

his crippling Earthshatter on Team Thailand. The entire weekend had

noteworthy Tank plays and this was most certainly one of them. Negate the nano

blade they'd be absolutely right. Harryhook. Oh yeah that shatter nets him 3 its ginormous that with the charge as

well gonna get all sorts of pics. That's a 3k for him if I can count

directly which I think I can the UK education system is pretty good

I can see Reinforced over there taking notes the next season he's got his notebook

out mate. And without further ado the young all-star to be Patiphan cuts his

way through the top of this list. The 15 year old DPS player cuts through all of

Team Spain with a nano blade evocative of the very best Genji's seen in the

game. While Team Thailand did not ultimately make it to BlizzCon this year

Patiphan ensures that he has a place in the scene

any value but they take out either one but it doesn't matter this go time baby

what a penguin - but Patiphan with three don't bait me like this lad you gotta for sure

the shurikens are there and he's gonna be easily laughing to the bank with this

one Thailand should be sailing it into second. Do you agree with our list what

was your favorite play from the Bangkok qualifiers as always let us know in the

comment section below if you enjoyed this video be sure to like and share as

it really helps out the channel quite a lot otherwise be sure to subscribe and

hit that bell to stay notified. This has been Darren from Akshon Esports and

we'll see you in the next one thanks for watching.

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good morning I'm in the car getting ready to go and it's really cold it's

really early and for some reason I'm really nervous as well so oh it's so

early it's so cold

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"Wrap My Hijab" Rapper Mona Haydar Talks Sexism, Misogyny, and Religion on the Internet | ELLE - Duration: 3:00.

Hi.

My name is Mona Haydar.

Or, if you're not anglicizing my name, Mona Haydar.

I grew up in Flint, Michigan, and you might know me from my music video, "Wrap My Hijab,"

or "Hijabi."

You might not know me, if you're a white supremacist,

because you probably don't like people like me.

I love being a woman on the Internet, because I love representing almost 2 billion people

as if we're a monolithic group.

And they especially love being reduced to a pregnant, rapper chaplain.

["Wrap My Hijab" plays]

I'll always be loved by my fans, until I wear something that they think is ugly,

or too covered up, or too revealing.

Then, they'll spend all their extra time trying to convince everybody why I'm a possessed

demon woman, trying to take everybody to hell with me.

I will never need a therapist, because everyone is always willing to let me know if my actions

and behaviors on social media are a cry for help... like changing my hijab style.

I love being a woman on the Internet, because dudes are always willing to let me know when

I'm being reverse-toxic patriarchal misogynist.

I especially love it when dudes send me messages asking me if I'm married.

And then, if I don't respond, start threatening my life.

And then, when I do respond, they ask me if I'm happy in my marriage and let me know how

they can make me happy.

["Dog" featuring Jackie Cruz plays]

I especially loved being a pregnant woman on the Internet.

Especially when I got comments from people like, "Is that safe?

Should she be doing that?"

Or like, "She shouldn't be rubbing her belly like that.

It's too suggestive.

It's too sexual."

Like, dude, how do you think I got pregnant to begin with?

I really loved being a postpartum woman on the Internet, especially when people would

ask me, "When are you gonna have your baby?"

And I'd already had my baby.

I love being a woman on the Internet, because, like when people will post a video, and then

everybody gets really excited about how deep and dope the lyrics are...

But that's never happened to me, because in my comments, all I ever see is,

"Go back to Trashcanistan you goat f_____."

I love being a woman on the Internet, especially when people are like, "Hey, where are you from?"

And I'm like, "Flint, Michigan."

And they're like, "No, where are you from from?

You're so exotic."

And I'm like, "Syria."

And then, I'm like, "So where are you from?"

And they're like, "North Carolina."

And I'm like, "Wow, so you're Cherokee?!"

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Why it's too hard to start a business in Africa -- and how to change it | Magatte Wade - Duration: 9:13.

Today, what I want to share with you is something that happened to me,

actually, around four weeks ago, it happened.

Words were said to me that I never thought I would ever hear it said to my face

by another human being.

And those words, they shattered my heart.

And at the same time, they filled it with so much hope.

And the whole experience renewed my commitment

to the idea that I came to share with you today.

You see, I tell everyone that I am a haunted person.

What haunts me is the impossible stories,

story after story after story after story

of young people, my people, people like me

dying out there on the ocean, right now, laying at the bottom of the ocean,

serving as fish food.

Do you really think that's the best we can do?

To serve as fish food?

And for those of them who are trying to migrate to Europe --

because that's what it is all about,

they are trying to migrate to Europe to find a job.

Going through Libya.

Do you know what happens to us when we're trying to cross through Libya

and we're trapped over there?

Well, we're being sold as slaves.

For 300 dollars, maybe sometimes 500 dollars.

Sometimes I hear stories of bodies that fall off an airplane.

Somebody hid in the landing gear of a plane

or in the cargo section of a plane,

and then you find them frozen to death.

Wouldn't you be haunted if, like me, from the moment you were a little girl,

you hear these stories and they keep repeating themselves,

over and over and over?

Wouldn't you be haunted?

That's my case.

And at the same time, you know, as my people are dying,

my culture is also dying.

There, I said it.

Because, you know, we have this culture inferiority,

which means that anything that comes from us is not good enough.

But you know, in my situation,

and because I was raised to criticize by creating, it's Michelangelos.

My father said, "Do not come to me with problems

unless you thought of a couple alternatives.

They don't have to be right,

but I just want to know that you thought of something."

So, I have this attitude in life -- something is wrong, find a way to fix it.

And that's why I start the businesses that I start,

that's usually consumer brands,

that have embedded in them the very best of my African culture.

And what I do is it's all packaged, 21st century, world-class tendered,

and I bring that to one of the most sophisticated markets in the world,

which is the US.

First company was a beverage company,

second one is a skin care company, third one is launching next month,

and they all have that in common.

So, why are these people leaving?

They're leaving because they have no jobs.

They're leaving because where they are, there's no jobs.

So ...

But poverty, that's really striking them, is the root cause of why they're leaving.

Now, why are people poor?

People are poor because they have no money.

You have no money because you have no source of income.

And for most of us, what is a source of income?

For most of us, what is our source of income, what is it, tell me?

Jobs, thank you.

Where do jobs come from?

Come from where?

Businesses, thank you.

Now, if jobs is what fixes poverty,

and jobs come from businesses,

don't you think --

especially, they come from small and medium size enterprises, SMEs --

then don't you think, maybe for a second,

that we should focus on making it easy for a small-business person

to start and run their business?

Don't you think that it makes sense?

Why is it that when I look at the Doing Business index ranking

of the World Bank,

that ranks every country in the world

in terms of how easy or hard it is to start a company,

you tell me why African countries,

all 50 of them,

are basically at the bottom of that list?

That's why we're poor.

We're poor because it is literally impossible

to do businesses in these countries of ours.

But I'm going to tell you exactly what it means on the ground

for someone like me.

I have a manufacturing facility in Senegal.

Did you know that for all my raw material that I can't find in the country,

I have to pay a 45 percent tariff on everything that comes in?

Forty-five percent tariff.

Do you know that, even to look for fine cardboard

to ship my finished products to the US,

I can't find new, finished cardboard?

Impossible.

Because the distributors are not going to come here

to start their business,

because it makes no sense, either.

So right now, I have to mobilize 3000 dollars' worth of cardboard

in my warehouse, so that I can have cardboard,

and they won't arrive for another five weeks.

The fact that we are stifled with the most nonsensical laws out there.

That's why we can't run businesses.

It's like swimming through molasses.

So, what can you do about that?

I told you today that someone said to me words that marked me,

because I explained the same thing to my employees in Senegal.

And one of them started crying -- her name is Yahara.

She started crying.

I said, "Why are you crying?"

She said, "I'm crying because I had come to believe --

always seeing us represented as poor people --

I had come to believe that maybe, yes, maybe we are inferior.

Because, otherwise, how do you explain

that we're always in the begging situation?"

That's what broke my heart.

But at the same time that she said that,

because of how I explained just what I explained to you,

she said, "But now, I know that I am not the problem.

It is my environment in which I live, that's my problem."

I said, "Yes."

And that's what gave me hope --

that once people get it, they now change their outlook on life.

Here, what are some of our solutions, then?

If jobs is a solution,

don't you think, then, that we should be simplifying

the business environment of all of these countries?

Don't you think?

And along with you,

I would like for all of your friends from the other 50 countries

that are on the bottom of that list to do the same thing.

You do that, we do the rest of the job.

I'm doing my part of the game, what are you doing?

(Applause)

What are you doing?

(Applause)

What are you doing?

(Applause)

And as for you, everybody here in this room,

I leave you with two marching orders.

Get in the game,

and the way you get in it is educate yourself,

build awareness around yourself,

and then also advocate for e-government solutions.

He said, "Oh, corruption, how do we fight corruption?"

Well, as a matter of fact, I'm here to tell you

that yes, you can do it by the stroke of a pen.

You do not need anyone to tell you when and how to do that.

It is one thing, actually,

that you don't need to wait for anyone to do, so do it.

Otherwise, don't come and tell me that you want to fix corruption.

You and your other 50 friends from the other 50 countries

that are at the bottom of that list.

That's how you fight corruption.

If you were only charging me 5 percent to get my stuff in the country,

my raw material,

instead of the 45 percent,

do you really think that I would have to go a pay a bribe?

That's what breeds corruption.

Bad laws, sets of horrible, nonsense laws.

(Applause) (Cheers)

Right?

(Applause)

You want to fight corruption?

That's what you do.

And again, remember, you don't need to wait for anyone.

You can do that by yourself.

Unless you're telling me that maybe you have no sovereignty,

and that's a whole other problem.

OK, so, from here on, I have simple words for our "leaders."

This can go two ways.

It can go the nasty way,

because we have hundreds of millions of young people

coming to life right now, here,

and if they don't have an outlook in life,

they are going to go for a revolution.

They're going to go for violence.

And none of us wants that.

None, none of us.

That's the one way it can go.

Or the second way it can go is,

all this happens peacefully, productively, and everything is good,

and you do what you need to do, you get out of my way,

you let people like me do our job, we create all these jobs we need,

and then Africa becomes this very prosperous country

that it's designed to be, it should have been for a long time.

It happens like that, everybody's happy, we move on with our lives.

It can happen in two ways --

pick violence or you pick the calm, productive way.

I want the calm, productive way.

None of us should ever, ever even try to think

about what else could happen if we don't go there.

So, please.

And the time has come.

This type of picture -- prosperity, happiness, human flourishing --

that's what I see if we do our job.

Thank you.

(Applause) (Cheering)

Thank you.

(Applause)

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How Europe Will Save Space Travel - Duration: 4:14.

Narrator: Europe is leading

one of the most important space

travel efforts of this century.

It's a mission called RemoveDEBRIS,

and if all goes according to plan,

it could save the future of space travel

as we know it.

The objective of RemoveDEBRIS is just that.

Demonstrate how we could remove

space debris that's cluttering up

Earth's orbit,

including pieces of used up rockets

and retired satellites.

Even though you can't see it from the ground,

there are more than half a million

chunks of space trash flying around

our planet,

and most of it is concentrated

in low earth orbit,

where it whips around at 28,000 kilometers

an hour.

Fast enough to fly from LA to London,

in just 19 minutes,

but here's the trouble with that.

Low earth orbit is our

front door to the universe.

To get anywhere in space,

whether it's the International Space Station,

Mars, or beyond,

we have to cross that threshold first,

but if you have a bunch of garbage

blocking your path,

it's gonna be difficult.

Even worse,

experts, like astrophysicist Donald Kessler,

fear that just one collision

between two large objects,

could seal up that opening forever,

because it would set off

a chain reaction.

One collision after another,

after another,

which could produce thousands of additional

pieces of debris.

This domino effect is called the

"Kessler Syndrome,"

after Donald Kessler himself,

and it predicts that low earth orbit

could become littered with space trash,

making it too dangerous for spacecraft

to fly through,

or also reduce their life spans

because of collisions.

That's where Europe's

RemoveDEBRIS mission comes in.

In 2018,

it successfully tested the first

of four stages of its trash

clean up technology,

and it looked like this.

This is not an illustration.

This is actually happening in space.

That's a net about the size of

a large dining room tablecloth,

ensnaring a small spacecraft

that the mission team planted

for the experiment.

Now, this was just the first

of what will, hopefully,

be many more tests,

because in the future,

we're gonna need a bigger net.

Guglielmo S. Aglietti: At the end of the day,

the final goal is to be able to

capture very large targets,

so, possibly what one of the targets

that has been mentioned, as a potential one,

is an old satellite,

Envisat,

and it is maybe the size of a bus.

Narrator: Scientists have been proposing ways

to clean up space junk

since the early 90s.

They've thought of everything,

from lasers,

to robotic claws.

But this is the first time any concept

has actually been tested in space.

The team hopes to test its other

three technologies, as well,

which involve a harpoon,

for spearing the trash,

a navigation system for analyzing the trash's

size, distance,

and rotation,

and a sail for slowing the trash down,

so it can reenter,

and burn up in Earth's atmosphere.

But all this technology isn't the reason

this mission has come closer than any

before it.

Aglietti: Everybody agrees, that to remove some of

this debris,

is the right thing to do,

but, clearly, the issue is going to be,

you know, the cost.

Narrator: The RemoveDEBRIS project has

cost 15 million euro,

or, about 17 million US dollars.

Aglietti: The current mission was sponsored

by the European community,

and, again, we had, you know,

ten partners, working on this project,

and, overall, the cost of this project

was about, you know,

€15 [million].

When you are going to do

this kind of mission,

for real,

the cost will be higher,

and, so, I think the various stakeholders

around the world,

have to get together,

and decide how such mission could

be funded.

We are talking about not just,

you know, the UK,

or, maybe, NASA, but also,

China, you know, Russia, and so on.

The problem is, again,

who is going to pay for it?

Narrator: So, Europe has taken the lead.

Rest of the world,

it's your turn now.

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The Most Important Cipher in Classified BO4 Zombies Easter Eggs - Duration: 9:26.

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Hi everyone and welcome to another zombies video.

Today we break down the Tank Dempsey Cipher in classified.

This cipher has HUGE implications on the story so let's get into it.

The cipher reads: Plaintext:

(cough) Field Report...

(heavy cough) I don't know why I'm doing this.

Is anyone even receiving me?

(cough) If you are, then all hope is lost.

I'm the last one.

The others... they're... gone.

We failed.

(cough) I don't know if there are multiple outcomes,

or if this has always been the only one.

No matter what we do, what we fix, we still end up

here... this time travel shit, multiverses, shit fries your brain.

(cough) I hope Richtofen established contact with

the others.

Woke them up.

It's the only way now.

It's up to them.

(cough) Damn it's cold... very cold...

(beat) Not much time left now.

What you might not know is Dempsey has been calling in field reports since Origins.

When his character was first teased in Black Ops 2 his field report was shown on Treyarch's

Facebook and twitter page.

Each map, he continued to file his field reports like a good soldier.

Even before his own death in the Der Eisendrache trailer you can hear Dempsey calling in

a report.

"Plays report" Samantha in Origins, The Shadowman in Revelations,

and Dr. Monty in Black Ops 3 all criticize him for

still calling them in.

Everyone believes he is talking to no one and eventually even Dempsey believes that.

This report even starts out with Dempsey's new cynicism toward what he has been doing

with these reports.

He has found all of his actions to be hopeless.

But like a hopeless person will pray to a god they don't believe in, Dempsey files

his report hoping someone will hear him.

Do you want to know the heartbreaking truth?

All of his reports were being heard by America in the classified Universe.

There was no way to interact with Demspey because of all the time travel and dimension

jumping he was doing.

But like the good soldier he was he called in every report, which ended up in the Pentagon.

His reports were probably filed away with the 115 programs and maybe even used for the

Broken Arrow's research.

Do you know why this is actually great news?

Our post-moon Ultimis crew is at hanger 4 inside classified.

Tank Dempsey has quotes talking about setting things right.

Post-Moon Tank might be finally coming out of his 115 delusions and he will have all

of his reports from Primis Dempsey.

Potientially post moon Dempsey could come to his sense and lead the crew this time around

with the aid of Ultimis Richtofen who has found his way back inside his body.

Moving past Dempsey's story let's get into the details of the cipher.

Dempsey states "No matter what we do, what we fix, we still end up here."

It would seem our characters always end up dying in some location.

My guess is Blood of the Dead is that location until the cycle is broken.

This is why I believe Blood of the Dead could have its own loop.

In the music trailer they seem, to die over and over again.

This happens in the other BO3 trailers too.

Jason Blundell has said that those trailers serve as a way to tell more of the story and

are canon.

Let's turn the date back to September of 2016 to read a cipher by Dempsey that seems

very similar.

"I am the last of us, but I will be joining you soon my friends.

-cough, cough- death is near.

I hope what we have done doesn't come back to bite this universe in the ass.

Thank god we will all be gone, because if Monty ever found this place, we would be in

a world of shit.

Maybe now, with us all gone, the children will truly be safe.

-D" Once again, we hear Dempsey bleeding out,

but in much different tone.

The classified cipher seems to have Dempsey agitated and pissed that they keep dying no

matter what they do.

The Revelation cipher is a peaceful goodbye to his team of friends, hoping what they did

finally saved the children.

What I want to highlight is the sentence "I hope what we have done doesn't comeback

to bite this universe in the ass."

That line could indicate despite killing all their other selves there could still be something

wrong.

This could lead to Ultimis needing to take over or this is describing the last conflict

left in the Aether storyline.

Somehow they may have caused Monty or the Shadowman to stir up more shit.

Back to the Classified cipher.

Dempsey goes onto say "I hope Richtofen established contact with the others.

Woke them up.

It's the only way now.

It's up to them."

Once again, this cipher is suggesting that another crew needs to finish the job.

Post-Revelations Primis, Victis, or Ultimis could get to call to carry on the mission

or finish all things.

What is interesting is The Giant may be providing a bigger role than we thought.

When Takeo says "We must awaken the test subjects."

This continues to take on new meanings.

Are they looking for the fractured universe Ultimis crew, the post-moon ultimis crew-,

the post-rev crew, the vicitis crew form a universe where they don't die?

This is one of the better ciphers we can get.

It answers some big questions, but causes us to ask new ones.

These ciphers should fill you with excitement because it is wrapping up our Aether story.

It is hinting at another team getting the spotlight in the end and hints at another

gut-wrenching sacrifice from Primis.

Dempsey seems to have the burden of being the last one alive in these universes.

He has to share his field report just before death takes him.

He has to watch his team fail.

He has to watch his friends die.

He has to be the last hope, even though there is no hope left.

Dempsey character is getting more of the beautiful writing we are experiencing in Black Ops 4.

These ciphers help give excitement to the future and flesh out Tank Dempsey in ways

multiple maps couldn't achieve.

Thanks for watching!

I hope you enjoyed the video.

Please let me know what you make of these ciphers in the comments below.

It is a big deal to see what consequences these can have on the future of our game.

Potinetially these ciphers are telling us the end to a future map, to primis, and to

the zombie storyline.

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or posters that are on sale now through the 31st.

I might even extend the sale due to the time it has taken my artist to finish up creating

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I have everything to ship the products now, so the first batch of orders should go out

by the end of the week way ahead of the November deadline.

I hope you have a wonderful day and I will see you in the next video!

Bye!

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This is how Bali is fighting plastic pollution | CNBC Reports - Duration: 5:23.

Interesting if you put the dots together.

Like, styrofoam is only what, a couple, a meter away from the fish that just died.

So, connecting the dots here again and seeing...hmm.

I'm in the island of Bali, Indonesia, and I'm taking an evening stroll with Melati Wijsen, a Balinese teenager.

Melati's no ordinary youth though.

She's just 17 years old, but together with her 15-year-old sister Isabel,

the two of them have met with world leaders, celebrities and spoken at numerous global events.

Recently, she was invited as the Inspirational Speaker at the IMF and World Bank meetings in Bali.

That's because Melati's been fighting to tackle plastic pollution.

Her hometown Bali may be a holiday paradise for many, but it has such a serious waste problem

that the government declared a "garbage emergency" last year.

It started five years ago with my sister, and we were at the time,

I was 12 years old and my sister was 10. This is our home beach.

So we grew up here on the island of Bali.

One thing is really the awakening of, you know recognising that plastic was everywhere,

whether we were going swimming in the ocean, tanning on the beach,

walking through the rice fields, on the street. Plastic was everywhere.

Melati and her sister, Isabel, decided that even though they were young,

they could not wait for change to happen.

Taking matters into their own hands, they decided to set up

Bye Bye Plastic Bags to get people to say no to using plastic.

Melati took me to her local beach, just 100 metres from her house, to show me the extent of plastic pollution.

Sorry, some plastic.

That's some plastic that they've found.

This stuff washes up all the time and it's not only coming from the oceans, it's coming from the land.

Plastic is literally everywhere.

It's pretty ironic as well if you think about it that the bin is just here but the plastic is there.

Oh, yeah.

It's because this bin never gets picked up, so they kind of get fed up and dump it all in there.

Indonesia has a serious plastic problem.

It's the world's second-largest plastic polluter, right behind China.

That's because of many factors, such as the many plastic products

offered in Indonesia to suit its emerging market of consumers.

We have all of these single, single day packs for shampoo or you have five peanuts

or five pieces of keropok, like crackers, rice crackers, in their own single, plastic bag.

And we consume it every day without thinking about the consequences.

Indonesia also faces the problems of a fast-growing population

and a general lack of awareness on plastic pollution.

Again, the statement of people on the island do not care. I don't believe in that.

I think the people don't know what else to do.

To combat the problem, Bye Bye Plastic Bags has raised awareness through some of the biggest

beach clean-ups in Bali, bringing together more than 35,000 people in the last two years.

The organisation, which is run on donations and by volunteers, have also put together

a booklet to educate children on plastic pollution and what they can do to reduce plastic use.

Melati is taking a gap year before starting university, and she's working on several projects,

such as a social enterprise making bags out of recycled materials.

As part of the One Island One Voice project, her latest initiative is getting businesses

in Bali to commit to using fewer plastic items like straws and bags.

She has more than 350 businesses on board in just three months.

And aims to get 1,000 by the end of the year.

It's been a rollercoaster ride for both Melati and Isabel, but they have been persistent and pretty fearless.

Four years ago, they even staged a hunger strike to get

the governor of Bali to meet them. And he responded with an offer to meet.

He signed a memorandum of understanding to work together with Bye Bye Plastic Bags,

and later declared a commitment for Bali to be plastic free by 2018.

That hasn't happened yet, but Melati says she isn't deterred.

As a 17-year-old changemaker what has been super interesting

and a learning curve for me has been learning how to deal with politicians.

So I would say it's like dancing with politicians,

it's three steps forward two steps back and then again and again.

There are many organisations trying to raise awareness,

and plenty of eco-friendly businesses selling plastic-free products.

In Bali, many hotels and restaurants have gone plastic free,

preferring to use to paper straws or recyclable straws instead.

Indonesia has set a goal to reduce plastic waste by 70% by 2025.

And with passionate young Indonesians like Melati and Isabel,

the country may well be able to win its battle against plastic pollution.

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Fitting Models Is like Tetris: Crash Course Statistics #35 - Duration: 11:09.

Hi, I'm Adriene Hill, and welcome back to Crash Course Statistics.

General Linear Models -- like Regression and ANOVA -- let us create a statistical analysis

of data for our specific needs.

Fitting the right model to our experiments is kind of like Tetris…

GLMS are in this analogy tetriminos.

Sometimes you need the skinny-long bric, called the straight sometimes you need the square

sometimes you need the left snake.

In stats, its similar sometimes you need regression sometimes ANOVA but there's also ANCOVA

---The Analysis of Covariance.

And the Repeated Measures ANOVA.

Today we'll look at the shape of those models.

And how they might help us level-up!

INTRO

As a quick review, in a few of our past episodes we covered the fact that ANOVAs and regressions

are both General Linear Models.

ANOVAs allow us to analyze the effect of variables with two or more groups on continuous variables.

And regressions allow us to analyze two continuous variables.

General Linear Models explain the data we observe by building a model to predict that

data, and then keeping track of how close the prediction is.

And both regressions and ANOVAs use a similar model setup.

It looks just like the equation for a line that you may have seen if you've taken Algebra.

The fact that they're set up the exact same way is helpful for two reasons.

One, it means we only have to remember one general mode , and two it allows us to combine

these two powerful models to give us the even more flexible ANCOVA.

For example, we might want to look at the amount of general anesthesia needed to put

a patient under.

There have been studies that suggest that redheads require more anesthesia than non-redheads

because the gene mutation that causes red hair, also affects pain receptors.

So we have two groups: redheads and non-redheads.

Those are categorical variables.

But, we also think that weight will have a meaningful impact on the amount of this specific

anesthetic that's needed for surgery.

Weight is a continuous variable.

To make sure things are relatively equal, we look at only one kind of simple, routine

surgery: appendix removal.

Working with a hospital, we collect data on 100 randomly selected patients.

50 redheads, and 50 non-redheads.

We record their weight, natural hair color, and the amount of anesthesia needed during

their surgery.

We can now build a model to predict milliliters of anesthesia based on hair color and weight.

Just like its friends, regression and ANOVA, the ANCOVA looks at the overall variation

in the data, and uses different variables, like hair color and weight, to explain it.

The overall variation is, as always, measured by the sum of the squared distances between

the overall mean amount of anesthesia used, and each dose of anesthesia that was administered.

This variation is called the Sums of Squares total.

So now we can calculate an ANOVA table that shows us the sums of squares and F-tests for

each of our effects.

Even though this is an ANCOVA model, we still usually refer to these as ANOVA tables.

And even though this table has both continuous regression factors and categorical ANOVA factors,

we read it just like it's a regular ANOVA table.

Here we can see that weight is a significant predictor of how much anesthesia you'll

need, but hair color isn't .it's really tempting to call hair color "nearly significant"

because it's SO close to 0.05.

But our cutoff is strict.

It has to be less than 0.05.

We now have a tool that allows us to combine categorical and continuous variables into

one General Linear Model.

The world as they say is our oyster.

We can predict all kinds of things with all kinds of variables.

We can also use our new ANCOVA models to make stronger inferences.

In our example,we were interested, mainly, in whether being a redhead significantly increased

the dose of a new anesthetic.

But we also included weight in the model, since we knew that weight plays a pretty big

role in how much anesthetic you need.

Weight accounted for a lot of the variation in the model.

Its eta squared is 0.353, which means that it accounts for about 35% of the variation

in our data.

That's pretty high.

And since it "soaked up" all of that variation, our Sums of Squares Error is now smaller.

If we had run a simple ANOVA with JUST hair color, the differences between anesthetic

doses due to weight would have just been chalked up to "random variation", or error because

it's source--weight--wasn't in our model.

For both of these models, the simple case where we ONLY look at hair color, and the

more complex case where we look at both hair color and weight, the total variation in the

data is the same.

Because it's the same data.

Total variation looks only at our outcome variable--like milliliters of anesthetic.

So, when we build our models, we're partitioning the same amount of variation into groups.

Our simple ANOVA model JUST looks at how much of this total variation is due to being or

not being a redhead.

The rest is counted as error, just because "error" refers to variation that our model

doesn't account for.

When we use the bigger model that includes both hair color and weight, we take some of

that variation that was attributed to error, and attribute it to weight instead.

This makes our pile of error variation smaller.

For this reason, many researchers will add covariates--continuous variables that are

used to explain our outcome variable--not only for inference, but also to reduce the

amount of error variation.

Let's take another example.

Say we want to look at the effect of a new brand of formula on the weight of infants.

We have two randomly assigned groups of infants: those with our new formula and those who get

an established brand of formula.

But infants grow very quickly, so we want to account for any variation due to age, so

we include age in days in our model.

If we just ran a model that included formula type, our Sums of Squares for Error is pretty big.

And formula doesn't have a significant effect on infants' weight.

But we know that infants weights are strongly correlated with how old they are, so when

we include that in a new ANCOVA model, it takes some of the variation that was error

variation in our simple model, and accounts for it using age in days.

As you can see from this ANOVA table, adding age as a covariate allowed us to explain some

of the variation, while making it easier for us to detect the fact that there is actually

a significant effect of formula type on babys' weights.

And we're not limited to just one covariate.

We can add many, if we want.

We could add mother's weight to this ANCOVA, or even another categorical variable, like ethnicity.

Our models are limited only by our ability to collect data.

But we have to be careful when we're using covariates to do inference.

There are cases when it makes sense to have a bunch of covariates.

But if someone is adding a bunch of them just to make their p-values significant, that could

be considered p-hacking

And we can continue to customize our model even further so that we're partitioning

our variation more accurately.

Previously, we noted that it's difficult to do a statistical test on whether there

was a significant difference between the mean ratings of two coffee shops.

That's because people's individual coffee preferences add extra variation to our data.

People who hate coffee will always rate it relatively low, and people who love coffee

will always rate it pretty high.

In that simple case, we did a matched pairs t-test in order to "subtract" the variation

due to people's different levels of coffee affinity.

Essentially, what we were doing was allowing each person to have their own "baseline"

coffee preference.

This allowed us to see whether there was a pattern of one coffee shop getting higher

ratings than the other, regardless of whether the people who rated it loved, tolerated,

or hated coffee.

And we can do that with more than 2 groups as well, using something called a Repeated

Measures ANOVA.

A Repeated Measures ANOVA asks whether there's a significant difference between 2 or more

groups or conditions.

The key to an Repeated Measures ANOVA is that the same experimental unit, whether it's

a cell, a person, or an animal, is measured multiple times.

Hence "Repeated".

And in practice, it works pretty similarly to the match pairs t-test, except it allows

you to look at more than 2 groups.

A repeated measures ANOVA lets each experimental unit have its own "baseline".

So we could ask whether there's a significant difference between 10 different coffee shops,

or whether there's a significant effect of slow, medium, and fast tempoed music on

the speed we run.

Everyone has a different baseline running speed.

Maybe your friend who injured their knee runs pretty slowly, but your cousin can run a 6

minute mile.

But it's still possible to say that on average, people run faster when a bear is chasing them--whether

they're fast or slow.

We're looking at data from 150 people, and we record how fast they can run a mile listening

to slow, medium and fast tempoed songs.

We measure them on different days so that they don't get too tired after all that

running (that could affect our data).

And we make sure to randomize the order of the music so that not everyone gets slow first,

or medium last.

If we simple looked at an ANOVA that used music tempo to predict mile pace there's

a lot of variation.

And when we ran this simple model, the effect of music tempo is non significant.

That may be due in part to the fact that the difference between how fast individual people

normally run is counted in the Error Sums of Squares, making it a lot bigger.

(That might not be the only reason, though.)

So, we tell our model which measurements belong to the same person.

And then, we tell our model to let each individual person have their own baseline mile time,

and we'll just look at how much music tempo affects the changes from people's baseline

running speeds.

So whether you normally run a 5 or 15 minute mile, an increase in 1 minute will be counted

the same.

Theoretically, it's sorta like centering everyone on their own mean running speed.

If you normally run a 6 minute mile, that becomes your 0 baseline.

Same thing if you normally run a 12 minute mile.

Since the math of these models--sometimes called Random Effect Models--can get a little

intense, we're just going to focus on how to read the ANOVA table output from a Repeated

Measures ANOVA.

Here, our output shows us that there is actually a significant effect of the music tempo on

running time.

Because we allowed everyone to have their own "baseline" speed, we in essence took

that variation away, and made our error term smaller.

We now have the shapes we need to fit all kinds of situations…

We can combine categorical and continuous factors, and we know how to handle data where

the same subject is measured multiple times.

We can slide these pieces together in all sorts of ways.

We can build a model that looks at how the number of hours of Tetris we play affects

how far we go in each game and if expertise level effects how long someone plays.

Or we could add statistical rigour to the decade long arguments over which Tetris shapes

are the best (it's the straight) and the worst to get.

Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time.

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Next on The Umbers, uncle Ted's in town and it's non-stop laughs until he

borrows the Umber's car. Fortunately, their umbrella insurance helps cover injuries

to the other driver in excess of their car insurance. Until next time, Ted!

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Here's How Much Bill Cosby Is Really Worth Now - Duration: 3:55.

Once reportedly worth $400 million, Bill Cosby was one of the richest entertainers ever.

However, lost royalties, quiet settlements, and a barrage of civil suits have begun to

erode his fortune in the wake of his 2018 conviction for assault.

Here's what Bill Cosby's net worth really is.

Building a brand

During the 1980s, Bill Cosby was the world's highest-paid entertainer, reaching international

audiences with his work in stand-up comedy, as well as his role as Dr. Cliff Huxtable

on The Cosby Show.

In the decades since the debut of the influential series, its reruns have generated well over

a billion dollars in revenue, with Cosby himself pocketing $166 million from the show's original

syndication deal.

Cosby also leveraged his popularity and television success into lucrative TV commercial work,

eventually becoming one of the most popular pitchmen of all time.

It's not just Jell-O that he shilled for — he was also a pitchman for Coca-Cola, Del Monte,

Ford, and Kodak, among others.

His skills earned him a spot in the American Advertising Federation Hall Of Fame in 2011

— an honor which was rescinded in May 2018.

With multiple mega-hit shows and companies lining up for his endorsement, Cosby eventually

amassed an estimated net worth of $400 million.

A different world

Assault allegations against Cosby surfaced throughout the comedian's career, but by 2014

they were out in the open for good.

As the number of accusers against Cosby grew into the dozens, networks severed ties with

his once-beloved properties.

Reruns of The Cosby Show were pulled from syndication, and companies like Hulu and Bounce

TV removed the series from their libraries, cutting off a valuable revenue stream.

New projects from Cosby were also cancelled as the allegations mounted, with NBC pulling

the plug on an in-development comedy series in November 2014.

That same month, Netflix also scrapped a new stand-up special from the comic just days

before its intended release date.

Legal bills and civil suits

As Cosby fended off the allegations, mounting legal fees left him struggling for cash.

In 2017, Page Six reported that Cosby attempted to take out a loan of $30 million on his 12,000-square-foot

Upper East Side mansion, which he purchased in 1987.

The development was seen by some as a sign of desperation.

He was also sued for legal fees by a former member of his own defense team.

Cosby also spent exorbitant amounts of money on settling civil suits.

In 2004, Cosby drugged and assaulted Andrea Constand in his Pennsylvania mansion.

It was later revealed in April 2018 that he paid Constand almost $3.4 million in 2006

as part of a confidential civil agreement.

Take the money

After Cosby was sentenced to prison for his crimes against Andrea Constand, his wife Camille

reportedly attempted to drain their joint account of money.

According to Radar Online, Camille cashed a check for $100,000 and attempted to withdraw

more before the bank intervened.

When the bank contacted the imprisoned comedian, he asked them to freeze the account.

Though the account is technically shared between the two of them, it primarily belongs to Bill,

and reportedly contains close to $120 million.

The cost of silence

Frank Scotti, a 90-year-old former NBC employee, told the New York Daily News in 2014 that

he helped Bill Cosby make payments to eight women from 1989 to 1990.

One of the women was Shawn Thompson, who allegedly received $100,000 from the predatory entertainer.

Scotti claimed that Cosby once presented him with a large amount of money to distribute

to the comedian's accusers under his own name so that the money couldn't be traced back

to Cosby.

At the time, he didn't realize that he was part of a criminal cover-up.

Scotti later determined that Cosby was paying the women for their silence, sending some

of them thousands of dollars every month during this time.

Far from finished?

According to some analysts, financial missteps by Bill Cosby could eventually erode his entire

fortune.

It's a process that could continue long after his death if civil litigants continue to successfully

chip away at his estate.

Though he's only been convicted of his assault on Andrea Constand, Cosby has been accused

of assault by nearly 60 women.

Many of the women have sued Cosby for defamation, and might be entitled to massive payouts from

his estate.

If Cosby failed to put his money in a legally impenetrable trust, then some think he could

eventually go bankrupt — a stunning reversal of fortune for a formerly beloved figure.

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messi was having a quiet game until pepe stood on his hand, the next time leo touched the ball after that moment he pulled out a magical assist to abidal

a week later...

showed neuer who the real boss is

Neuer: I'll show Messi who's boss

zaragoza player, ponzio, was trying to stop him with hard fouls, messi awswered with magical dribbles and goals

balenziaga man marked messi for 15 minutes, you know what happened next.

madrid players tried really hard to keep messi out of this game with a lot of dirty tackles and man mark. the rest is history...

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Cardi B - Money (Official Audio) Reaction - Duration: 6:14.

Drop like on this video if you guys enjoyed

Comment down below your thoughts in your opinions about the video. Make sure to subscribe

With host indications on so you stay down fight on every single video also follow my social media

So they tuned for updates for incoming videos. Thank you

What's up guys still crabs here welcome back to another reaction so we'll be racking to

Cardi B's new song called money

music video or

audio

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and

This is number one or training now and it came out yesterday. I was gonna definitely

react to it yesterday, but I I

Found it out on my phone on YouTube like 10:30 at night, and I was sleepy at that time

at that time

Yeah, let's see what car to be has us in

today and if you're wondering why I'm blocking my comforter with my spreader and I don't usually do that because

My school logo is behind it, and I don't want to risk anything. So I hope you guys understand that

So, oh then let's begin in three two one. Let's go

To send so cool all gross eating the

Meat is fire, but the lyrics is alright

And it's kind of getting better

Nothing in this world I like more than

what I really wanna see I don't really need a

role of a bitch need cake

To be honest, I

didn't enjoy I like to be but de lyrics was okay except for

Alright so in my opinion, I think this video was good

especially the bead it was

Fire and the lyrics was okay, but when like neither end it was kind of getting a little bit better

but still

well

This is not my top favorite song now

but I have liked still three favorite songs okar to be which I do love and I

Like the lyrics and the beat number one. I like I like it

Okay, and I like black yellow and be careful those three cardd songs that I definitely do love and do enjoy

So, uh neckties thank you guys for so much for watching drop a like on this video comment down below if you got it

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Subscribe to the channel and turn our presentation so that guys will guys enjoyed and I will see you guys in the next video

Goodbye, everyone

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Tottenham were in action in the early kick-off as Mauricio Pochettino took his side to PSV Eindhoven looking for their first points in the competition

In the other fixture from Group B, Lionel Messi was forced to watch his Barcelona side from the stands following his arm injury as the La Liga giants battled it out with Inter Milan

Liverpool lined up against Red Star Belgrade this evening while Paris Saint-Germain and Napoli were also in action

Last night saw Real Madrid return to winning ways while Manchester United were unable to get a result against Juventus on Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Old Trafford

Why are Champions League highlights not on ITV? Coverage of the Champions League is shown exclusively by BT Sport in the UK and Ireland The broadcaster obtained the rights for the 2018/19 campaign, meaning ITV will not be able to show any highlights

BT Sport will be running a highlights show of their own each week, but will also be posting clips from matches on their Twitter page

How to watch Champions League highlights tonight Highlights of the Champions League will be shown on BT Sport 2 tonight from 10

30pm BST. Customers will also be able to stream the highlights show through the BT Sport app and the company's website

EE mobile customers are able to gain access to BT Sport channels for free, thanks to a subscription plan recently announced by the network

The company said: "To say thanks for being with us, here's a special sporting treat for our pay monthly mobile and tablet customers: three months' free BT Sport on your EE phone and connected tablet

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