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[Birds singing]

State your business.

We're here for Rosita.

We met your messengers on the road.

They told us what happened.

Any others?

They're good people looking for a home.

I told them Hilltop would consider taking them in.

[Horse snorts]

[Clears throat]

[Whispering] I just got these back.

For more infomation >> 'Welcome to Hilltop' Mid-Season Finale Sneak Peek | The Walking Dead - Duration: 1:19.

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'Earning Michonne's Trust' Talked About Scene Ep. 907 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 1:23.

This is the same herd that attacked your rig.

How do you know?

[Growling]

♪♪

Oh, my God.

♪♪

[Thumps softly]

♪♪

Michonne! Let's go!

We have to go.

Michonne.

[Growling continues]

♪♪

For more infomation >> 'Earning Michonne's Trust' Talked About Scene Ep. 907 | The Walking Dead - Duration: 1:23.

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Apple Without Steve Jobs - Duration: 10:32.

Hey guys, it's Greg with Apple Explained.

And in this video we're going to cover how Apple has changed without its legendary cofounder

Steve Jobs, as you may already know Tim Cook was appointed CEO by Jobs himself before he

resigned and passed away.

And with Cook at the helm, Apple has changed in some aspects, while staying pretty consistent

in others.

So let's go over what Apple looked like under Jobs and how it has looked under Cook

since 2011.

Now this video topic was the first place winner of last week's voting poll, and if you didn't

get to vote, make sure you're subscribed.

That way the voting polls will show up right in your mobile activity feed and you can let

me know which video you'd like to see next.

So I'm sure many of you know that Apple was cofounded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak

and Ronald Wayne.

But it was Jobs who eventually served as the company's CEO and led the creation of Apple's

biggest hit products.

Including the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

And if you know a little bit of Apple history, you'll remember Jobs was actually forced

out of Apple back in 1985 when the board of directors deemed him unfit to occupy any major

role at the company.

And it was at that point when things started to take a turn for the worst.

In the following twelve years, Apple would burn through three different CEOs, none of

which had the leadership required to restore profitability to Apple.

That is, until Steve Jobs returned to the company in 1997.

At which point he refocused Apple's efforts into making a few great products, rather than

dozens of mediocre products, one of which was the infamous iMac in 1998 which single

handedly brought Apple back from the brink of bankruptcy, and returned the company to

profitability.

Now I tell that story because it helps people understand why many Apple fans believe the

company is doomed without Jobs.

They believe Steve Jobs vision and leadership was the lifeblood of Apple, and it's easy

to understand where they're coming from.

Because looking back at Apple's history, there does appear to be a correlation between

Jobs presence at Apple and the company's level of success.

And if you believe that to be true, Jobs departure in 2011 should've been accompanied by the

company's decline shortly after.

Similar to what happened when he was forced out back in 1985.

But that hasn't been the case.

And that's because Apple's success wasn't due to Jobs himself, but rather the philosophy

Jobs ingrained into the company.

When Jobs was forced out in 1985, then CEO John Scully and Apple's board of directors

had a completely different approach to managing the company than Jobs.

They wanted Apple to expand its product line by introducing new models, but this only fragmented

their computer lineup and confused customers.

Also, Scully was no tech visionary.

He essentially bet a portion of the company on the Newton PDA, a piece of technology that

was rushed to market and suffered from disappointing sales.

And these mistakes weren't made because Jobs was absent, but because Apple's leadership

didn't understand the philosophy that made the company successful in the first place.

And this actually makes sense when you consider Jobs had no choice in who ran Apple when he

left in 1985, but he did have that choice in 2011.

And he chose a replacement who had joined Apple during their rebuilding period and understood

what kind of leadership it took to return the company to profitability.

And that person, of course, was Tim Cook.

He served as Apple's chief operating officer and was appointed CEO in 2011.

So let's explore the ways Apple has changed since Jobs left.

One area where Apple has changed their tone dramatically is when it comes to charity.

Under Tim Cook, Apple began an employee match program.

Where the company would match donations made to any 501c3 organization up to $10,000 per

person.

And this applied to part-time workers in addition to full time.

The program had positive effects on not only how much Apple donated, but it motivated employees

to begin giving if they never had before, or to give more since Apple made their donations

twice as valuable.

And within the first year of the program, Apple had given over $1.3 million in matches

alone.

Now this may not seem like much when the company makes billions in revenue each quarter, but

it is a huge improvement over the lack of any charitable initiatives under Jobs.

And I should also mention that Cook personally has already donated millions of dollars to

charity, but he took things a step further in 2015 when, in an interview, he said he

planned on donating his entire $800 million fortune to charitable causes before his death.

So it's clear Apple has become a much more generous company, but it goes further than

donating to charity.

Because after Jobs left the company, Apple began offering more generous employee discounts

and hourly wages.

With workers given an additional $500 discount on Macs and $250 discount on iPads, which

was on top of the standard 25% discount already in place under Jobs.

And these benefits may be part of the reason why the turnover rate at Apple retail stores

is one of the lowest in the industry.

With employees staying on for an average of two years.

The next area of change since Jobs departure has to do with the environment.

Now Apple was already a very environmentally friendly company near the end of Jobs tenure,

with almost every Apple product receiving an EPEAT Gold rating for being highly recyclable.

But Cook took an even more aggressive approach.

Setting environmental goals for Apple that very few thought they could achieve.

And this included the company being powered by 100 percent renewable energy.

Which they officially achieved globally in 2018.

And Apple even helped nine of their suppliers operate on 100 percent renewable energy as

well, something that's completely unprecedented in the tech industry.

But Apple's environmental efforts don't end here, they've also introduced two robots

called Liam and Daisy that can disassemble iPhones to recover valuable materials inside

and recycle the device more efficiently.

And when it comes to the 2018 MacBook Air and Mac Mini, Apple announced they would be

made from 100% recycled aluminum.

A first for any Apple product.

Also, keep in mind all of this has been achieved since 2011, which just goes to show how aggressive

Apple has become in pushing the boundaries of environmental responsibility.

So we can all agree that being more environmentally friendly is a positive move for Apple, but

the next thing we discuss may not be so well received.

Because one of the most noticeable changes Apple has made to their products is their

prices.

Which have been ever increasing since about 2015.

Now I made a video covering this topic in more detail and I'll leave a link to that

in the description, but this trend of price hikes for virtually every single Apple product

and even Apple accessories is worrying.

I remember when Steve Jobs would introduced new models of iPhone and its price would never

increase.

In fact, Jobs did everything he could to price Apple products as low as possible.

And there's evidence to support this going as far back as the original Macintosh in 1984

which he said it needed to be priced at $1,500 or $2,000 at most.

But Sculley ended up pricing it at $2,500 which put it out of reach of everyday consumers.

And we may be seeing that type of approach creeping back into Apple today.

Because when the iPad was first introduced, it was $500.

But today the most affordable flagship iPad starts at $800.

And this is the case for the majority of Apple's product lines.

Including the iPhone, MacBook, Mac Mini, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.

And these rising prices have meant record profits for Apple.

Who today has about $237 billion in cash on hand.

Compared to $76 billion when Jobs left in 2011.

Now this technically is a good thing for Apple, but customers can only handle so much sticker

shock before they're driven away from the brand.

Now the last difference in Apple I want to point out is how often they engage with the

media.

Jobs was known for being a very private person who rarely gave interviews, and other Apple

executives followed suit.

But Cook has taken a different approach.

He's sat down for dozens of interviews since he was appointed CEO in 2011 and other prominent

figures within the company has done the same.

Including Jonathan Ive, Eddy Cue, and Craig Federighi.

Cook even made appearances to capitalize on the bad press surrounding the way Facebook

handles and sells user data.

Now whether this is a positive or negative thing for Apple remains to be seen.

But I think if Cook continues to lead Apple in a moral and transparent way, they can use

the media to communicate the advantages of being an Apple user, including not having

your personal data stored and sold without your knowledge.

So it's clear that Cook has been successful in maintaining effective leadership at Apple

by ensuring the companies products remained seamless, easy to use, well-designed, and

also profitable.

Which is important in sustaining a company's existence.

Because even Jobs himself said money is important to keep the ship afloat.

Now I've discussed different ways Apple has changed without Steve Jobs, but I want

to point out that many things have remained the same.

Apple still makes easy-to-use products with great designs, they continue to build the

best retail stores in the industry, they continue to take user privacy seriously, and they still

put the customer experience front and center of everything they do.

And those are the qualities of Apple that Steve Jobs helped build and nurture throughout

his life.

So the question is not whether Tim Cook is a better or worse CEO than Steve Jobs, but

rather is Apple still creating valuable products that make all of our lives easier?

If so, Apple will continue to enjoy success in the tech industry and grow as a company.

So that's how Apple has changed since Steve Jobs left, and if you want to vote for the

next video topic, don't forget to subscribe.

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

For more infomation >> Apple Without Steve Jobs - Duration: 10:32.

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Next On Episode 5 | Ray Donovan | Season 6 - Duration: 0:50.

SAMANTHA WINSLOW: I need you to come to my apartment.

RAY DONOVAN: Can it wait?

SAMANTHA WINSLOW: No.

It cannot.

I have an idea to get it back in the line.

I need some time to put the pieces together

SAMANTHA WINSLOW: We don't have time, Ray.

The election is in two weeks.

I need it to happen today.

RAY DONOVAN: If Bridget asks, you are

out drinking with your buddies.

Heh.

RAY DONOVAN: Sober up.

I got a job for you.

For more infomation >> Next On Episode 5 | Ray Donovan | Season 6 - Duration: 0:50.

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'Jesus & Aaron's Confrontation' Making of Ep. 907 BTS | The Walking Dead - Duration: 3:11.

So, there is a -- he comes to a stop back from the --

♪♪

[Clapboard clicks]

Man: There will be no tackle.

He will bounce. There is no tackle.

Marquand: Jesus is riding into an open field.

Then out of nowhere,

Aaron tackles Jesus off his horse.

[Grunts]

I don't know if I could do that, personally,

but, I mean, it's cool

that he can, like, jump 10 feet off the ground

and tackle him.

♪♪

Let's go about another.

Now it's gonna be that way.

It is the best thing to have Michael Cudlitz

back on set.

♪♪

I don't even think I can put into words

what it feels like to be back here.

And to be on this side of this machine,

is, uh...

it's a gift.

Really felt good.

He's been a joy, and he brings such energy

that everybody's energized around him.

Yes!

Ross and Tom have been fantastic.

They came in and met with Monty, our stunt coordinator.

I told him what I wanted to do.

We're gonna clip some branches.

♪♪

Simons: Jesus rides in from 50 feet away,

comes to an exact mark.

Lloyd taking his own timing,

hits the mini tramp, flies through the air,

and we actually took Thomas Payne off the horse.

Jesus: [Grunts]

Payne: It's really fun.

It's also a great opportunity

to really see me in the frame

and see me get taken out of the frame.

Jesus: [Grunts]

And it's great that I was able to do it myself.

[Both grunting]

[Both panting]

Our Aaron actually has kind of a prosthetic arm.

So have these nice sequences

where he gets to use his arm kind of like a club

and then gets trapped.

Coming across, and then comes back.

[Both grunting]

The new prototype is a clam shell.

It comes together at six different access points

and it just -- it's locked in.

Luse: It has to be carefully padded and carefully designed

to not limit his motion,

but also if you touch it or hit it,

is it going to scratch him or cut him?

And KNB has once again come to the rescue

and designed something that is not only awesome to look at

but also is awesome to use.

[Both grunting]

Payne: Literally the first time we went through the fight,

he clocked me right on the side of the head.

[Both grunting]

You do everything you can to make it as safe as possible, and we did.

Sorry. You okay?

[Grunts]

I wanted them to have fun with this one.

The show can be pretty intense,

♪♪

And, so, the way that we're going to shoot it

is much more fluid.

Rule number one is don't forget to look up.

♪♪

We shot it in this really cool way

with this circular track.

♪♪

Marquand: We're very cognizant of where the camera is,

and that way you can sell certain punches

without actually even coming near,

you know, the other person.

[Both grunting]

Payne: I hit Ross in the face a couple times.

He hit me in the face a couple times.

But everything was -- everything went well.

You're still a little heavy on your left foot.

♪♪

For more infomation >> 'Jesus & Aaron's Confrontation' Making of Ep. 907 BTS | The Walking Dead - Duration: 3:11.

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'He's Afraid Of You, Always Has Been' Ep. 5 Official Clip | Ray Donovan | Season 6 - Duration: 1:53.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

You couldn't talk no sense to him?

I tried.

Are you as happy for Mick to walk

away with three million bucks?

What else was I supposed to do?

Why don't I fucking believe you?

What happened to your face?

What?

Who did that to you?

It was fair and square.

What was?

I took a fight.

The fuck are you talking about, you took a fight?

It was a bare knuckle thing.

I got five grand.

Are you out of your fucking mind?

No.

Terry.

what about the DBS?

You got fucking wires in your head.

Brain surgery.

You could die. - I could?

Will.

There's no could about it, Ray. I'm going to die.

So are you.

All right.

It's your fucking head.

You know, you should've called me about Bunch.

You should have brought me to him.

You really think it would have made a difference?

Yeah.

Because he's afraid of you.

He always has been.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

For more infomation >> 'He's Afraid Of You, Always Has Been' Ep. 5 Official Clip | Ray Donovan | Season 6 - Duration: 1:53.

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Historian Victor Davis Hanson on why he supports Trump - Duration: 14:33.

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[놀랄 만한]그녀는 한 달 동안이 로션으로 얼굴을 한 주에 두 번 씻고있었습니다. 결과는 여기에 있습니다. - Duration: 7:34.

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Kennesaw State football makes history at SunTrust Park - Duration: 2:02.

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The National for Sunday November 18, 2018 - Duration: 1:04:43.

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가성비 있게 공부하는 법 | 김건호 선생님 | 18년 11월 4주차 | 난공불락 아침조회 - Duration: 8:29.

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'Michonne's Journey of Trust' Inside of Ep. 907 BTS | The Walking Dead - Duration: 3:55.

Marquand: The Hilltoppers and the Alexandrians,

they've become very isolated.

The fact that Aaron and Jesus are meeting in secret

really says a lot about their willingness

to bring the groups together.

You're heard me coming again.

Still a little heavy on your left foot.

Kang: Jesus is sort of a trickster.

He's a jokester.

He likes to do his martial arts,

and he's got, like, kind of a funny attitude about the world.

But he wasn't the most integrated into the community.

I think, for Jesus, it was more fun for him

to go out in the world and fight zombies and find people.

I know the terrain.

I know where we should start looking.

I should go out with you guys.

Well, somebody's got to make this place run.

So, I'll stay.

Marquand: Aaron and Jesus both were recruiters

for there respective communities,

and they both believe that that is the way to the future.

♪♪

Michonne: Drop it. And turn around slow.

I can't.

I said "Drop it."

[ Grunts ] -[ Yells ]

Kang: What was really interesting is this story about

Neanderthals versus humans.

So, you've been traveling with a...

a collection of instruments all this time?

It's art.

The point that he's making is that, in an apocalypse,

is it frivolous to love art or to play music

or to have romance.

Maybe ancient humans didn't defeat Neanderthal.

They shared their stories with each other

in the form of music and paintings

and -- and -- and they created a common identity.

He's really kind of making a thesis statement, here,

which is that, "To you, this is just a dumb violin

that you thought was a weapon..."

This is the one thing that separates us from the animals.

For better or for worse, it brings us together.

"...but to me, it's a symbol of what makes us strong,

and what makes us human."

And Michonne cut it down because she thought it was a weapon,

because that's the only way that she can see the world right now.

After everything you've seen and done...

you still believe that's all it will take?

It's very symbolic for the story itself.

Here's this group coming to them.

They're nice people.

They're people that they should accept into their arms,

and what Michonne saw was, "Threat."

What is it?

Walkers. Let's move.

Gurira: We do know that there's a change

in how Michonne functions, and how she processes people.

This is the same herd that attacked your rig.

How do you know?

That process of actually seeing Bernie

exactly how he'd been described

not only connected her to them in the sense that

these are very potentially good people,

but also, it connected her to them in the sense that

that thing that has happened to all of us --

that experience of loss.

Michonne still has that part of her --

the person who was writing the charter for everybody,

the person that was very much pursuing this idea of community.

That Michonne is still there, but that Michonne is buried.

I should have told you about Maggie sooner.

Nash: In some ways, it's very just that Siddiq was the one

to have to tell Michonne that Maggie's left.

And in other ways, I think it was very difficult

for him to say that, because her leaving

is a further splintering apart of that family, of that world.

This means you can come with us to Hilltop. You should.

Siddiq was quite close to Maggie and Hilltop.

You know, he delivered her baby.

And he's been fighting for the world in which

the communities stay together.

Let them know Michonne and the others are headed to hilltop.

Tell them we're safe.

For more infomation >> 'Michonne's Journey of Trust' Inside of Ep. 907 BTS | The Walking Dead - Duration: 3:55.

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Trump ridiculed for 'America First' agenda - Duration: 5:44.

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Ronan shooting suspect arrested after chase, fiery crash - Duration: 1:23.

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When You Call Jooheon - Duration: 4:33.

Okay, let me introduce myself

Hello, I'm Jooheon

I'm the main rapper in MONSTA X

And I'm 25

I was born in Seoul and I grew up in Daegu

Playing soccer with my friends

I basically only played soccer when I was young

Soccer and dancing

A long time ago... The pastor...

I was so young, and I cried a lot as a kid

The pastor decided, "Ah, this child should go on stage."

So he put me on stage

And just like that, this little kid was dancing

I was a member of my church's music group, where I danced

There was a song with rap in it

I listened to the rap and wanted to copy it

As I copied the rap, I became more interested in it

So I started rapping

Between then and now, it has been a journey

I became a trainee in my second year of middle school

I trained for seven years before debuting

I practiced for seven years and debuted

One of my dreams is for MONSTA X to become

a role model to the artists around us or others doing music

My role model is Michael Jackson

When he came on stage

He was doing nothing in particular. He just stood there

For the next 10 minutes

He didn't need to do anything but stand on stage

Seeing the audience and fans going wild over him

left such a deep impression on me

I thought to myself,

I should become an artist that brings passion to people

And receive cheers like that even just by standing there

Of course, the language is different

But even if the words are different

It's just like the pop songs we listened to in our youth

When I was younger, listening to Michael Jackson

I had no idea what he was singing, honestly

But by seeing him

By listening to him

I still liked him

I think K-pop is the same

The voice of the person and the energy from the track and such

I think international fans receive that and are enthusiastic about our energy

To be honest

There aren't that many opportunities to collaborate with overseas artists

But I'm so glad we're able to collaborate in the U.S. while on our world tour

I hope we can collaborate again if the opportunity comes in the future

I think I have already achieved the success I dreamed of

Going on a world tour like this, and meeting lots of fans

That was a dream of mine

So I think I have achieved that

"This guy is someone who is doing music for us with all his heart"

I hope they will know that

My next goal is to showcase our charms more

So that more fans can come see us

I would like that

You guys have given me inspiration and love and happiness

I want to be a good singer for you

Thank you, I love you!

For more infomation >> When You Call Jooheon - Duration: 4:33.

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How To Prep/Straighten Natural Clip In Extensions + My Hair is GROWING Growing - Duration: 6:04.

welcome back to my channel for this video I wanted to bring you guys a clip

in video again this time around I wanted to show you how I actually maintained

the clip in so how I wash them condition them and then I'm going to

also show you how I Flatiron the clip ins you can also wear these clippings

from knappy hair extensions in their natural state but I chose to flat iron

them because my hair is just a finer texture I feel like my hair has actually

grown a lot since the last time I flat ironed my hair which was not that long

ago like a month two months ago I have been doing some things to grow my hair

so I will make a video about that soon I love these clip ins there's such a

perfect match with my actual natural hair so if you guys are interested

in these clip ins please check the link in the description box so you guys can

check out knappy hair black owned company ok with natural hair extensions

so yeah let's hop into the video so I'm

sorting them based on the width of them or how many Clips they have and then I

just secured them with these little I don't know if they're banana clips that

I got from Sally Beauty Supply and I'm going to wash the hair so I already use

these clippings in my last knappy hair collab video so I'm going to wash the

hair because I styled them and there is product on there just using a

regular shampoo to really make sure I cleanse these clippings and as you can

see they do revert back to a natural texture

after washing of course I'm gonna go in with some conditioner which I'm just

using my Trader Joe's tea tree tingle and the smallest amount because this is

like my favorite conditioner one of my favorites then I'm going to detangle the

clip-ins and really just spread the conditioner throughout it now I'm using

some heat protective straightening cream this is going to protect the hair from

the heat but then it also gets the clip ins as sleek as they will get I don't

know what's in this stuff but it's magic

and here I'm just showing you guys how I blow-dry the clip-ins

but my blow dryer like nozzle attachment was broken so I'm using some janky DIY

method to blow-dry the clip pins it ended up working but my arm felt like my

wrist felt like it was gonna fall off blow-drying the clippings is super

important just so you get them as sleek as possible before straightening them if

you're going for that sleek almost bone straight look which I was able to

achieve by blow drying them before now I am going to Flatiron these clippings so

I used like a suspension system with my hanger and a little like elastic band

yeah I told you guys it's janky and it's DIY but this is a way to flyer in the

clip ends where you don't have to have them on your head and if you don't have

like a mannequin head or whatever this is a way that I was able to figure out

so I'm using the chase method and that'll ensure that I get the sleekest

look you know what I mean we want it to be sleek we want it to be bone straight

so yeah

so I'm taking off my stocking cap this other satin thing that I use for the

perimeter of my hair and just combing my hair down I find it the day two days

before filming this video so it is it does have some texture but I wanted to

show you guys how much my hair looks like it's grown it hasn't been that long

but I feel like it's grown and there's more thickness and like I said I will

film a video about that so I'm starting with a three clip and I'm securing that

to the back of my head now my roots aren't as puffy or just textured as I

would have liked them so that the clippings can kind of grab onto

something the combs so if you have fine hair like I do and if your texture is

softer than just sleeker then you may want to keep your roots a little bit

puffier so I've clipped all of the clippings in aside from one five clip I

believe or one three clip and look ya'll I look like a mermaid okay okay

all right you guys I hope this video was helpful informative entertaining or

something I hope you learned how to actually straighten your clip-ins

because they're not like on a head they're not on a mannequin head or

anything so hopefully my little DIY tips and tricks helped you guys out check the

link in the description box too and give these clippings if you're interested I

feel like 18 inches is the perfect length for me it's like a not too too

much go ahead and leave a comment and let me know what you think about the

hair I personally really like it and it's the perfect time it's the holidays

you can buy someone a gift buy yourself a gift shoot yourself yeah

thank you so much for watching the video I'll see you in my next one

For more infomation >> How To Prep/Straighten Natural Clip In Extensions + My Hair is GROWING Growing - Duration: 6:04.

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你有你警告~我有我行动！阿兹哈莫哈：我们没做错。 - Duration: 4:57.

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