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[ENG/INDO SUB] BTS 방탄소년단 Jimin Cam at Billboard Music Awards 2017 BBMAs - Duration: 3:19.

Hello everyone, I am Jimin from BTS.

Right now this place is where we are getting ready because we got nominated at the Billboard Awards.

I will show you guys the members getting ready.

JM: We will be going to the Billboard Awards soon. J: That's right.

JM: Yes. Can you say a comment about it?

No matter how I think about it, receiving awards each time and attending the Billboard Awards is all thanks to ARMYs.

J: I'm very thankful to the ARMYs.

J: With...with these good things in mind, I will attend the Billboard Awards.

JM: You're very polished today, hyungnim.

J: I'm not wearing my jacket. Is there anyone who knows what my jacket is?

JK: Yesterday, I went in for my schedule briefing and was informed that there is a lot to do.

JM: Yes. When you go to the Billboards later, there are going to be a lot of artists that you listen to.

JK: That's right. JM: How do you feel?

JK: For now...

JK: Even if we lived in the U.S, we wouldn't be able to see these people often.

JM: That's right. If you don't go to their concerts. JK: Right.

JK: That's why...

JK: I think it's a once in a lifetime chance. JM: Yes.

JK: I'm really nervous because of that fact.

JK: I'm really curious about how they look in real life.

JK: It's really...to be honest, even being able to attend is a huge honor,

JK: But being able to see the artists is also a huge honor, so I'm really looking forward to it.

JM: You looked really young yesterday, but you're very polished today.

JK: That's because yesterday...I wore clothes that weren't fitted for me.

JK: It's really...today I'm dressed up. JM: You are dressed up and you'll present yourself like this to your favorite artists.

JK: That's right. I will introduce myself and stuff. JM: What will you say?

JK: What's poppin'.

JM: Hyungnim! RM: Hello.

JM: We will be attending the Billboards today. Can you say a comment about it?

RM: Wow...just...

RM: We went there yesterday to see where our names are. JM: That's right.

RM: I couldn't believe it even after I saw it.

RM: I'll have to actually go and experience...

RM: There are going to be other artists there like Drake and Nicki Minaj. Many artists. JM: Many of them are going.

RM: I'll have to see those hyungnims and noonims to realize, "We are finally at Billboards".

JM: That's when you will realize. RM: Yes.

RM: It's still surreal to me.

RM: I traveled here 8 years ago and I never thought I would be able to come again.

JM: 8 years ago? RM: Yeah when I was in 8th grade.

JM: Oh, so you were young. RM: I came with my parents, but do you think I would have imagined that I would be back because of Billboards?

JM: I didn't either. RM: Yes.

RM: So it's an honor. And Jin hyung said this, but it's all thanks to ARMYs.

RM: Even the fact that we're social is thanks to them.

RM: I think everything including the hotel is all thanks to ARMYs.

JM: Your hair looks great today you should take a look.

RM: Don't you have something to do? I will do my best.

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DUMBFOUNDEAD on Genie Music x HIPHOPLE Livestream ft. FM, Jessi, DPR LIVE (English Sub) - Duration: 1:14:55.

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J: Why are we both in camouflage outfits today?

H: Joining us in the studio -

Jessi and DPR Live -

making an appearance -

hello guys!

J: Hello, nice to meet you!

H: Let's start with your introductions~

J: Hi everyone -

I'm Jessi. Nice to meet you!

L: Hello, its DPR Live.

H: It seems like aside from the guests -

the rest can't really speak Korean.

J: I thought it was only my Korean-speaking skills -

but Live is really good at Korean too.

D: He's really good in English and Korean.

J: Did you grow up in Korea?

L: I grew up in Guam.

J: Anyways ~

J: But being very good in front of the monitor isn't fun.

D: What do you mean it's not fun? -

People who are watching -

J: I know it's fun -

I'm just playing.

H: Now, after listening to hyung -

What are your thoughts on the track -

Do you think it came out well?

J: Yes, I thought it was really good. -

First of all -

the fact that he knew the concept (?) behind 'hyung'

was interesting.

H: So Dumbfoundead only learnt of -

this 'hyung' terminology -

for the first time?

D: No, I knew of it -

since I was younger.

But now in hip hop -

a little 'hyung-flexin' -

to show you're the hyung.

From there -

I tried to put it in a Korean context -

the way you flex 'hyung' -

that kind of feeling.

J: Dumbfoundead -

can't really put his thoughts into words.

He has a lot of confidence -

but he can't speak well.

D: But I really want to do -

a remix of 'hyung' -

with female rappers -

H: There's one right here -

D: Jessi, and also others -

I don't know -

My second album is not decided yet -

H: But there's a lot of featuring artistes for this -

Dok2, Simon Dominic -

and Tiger JK -

how did it all come together?

D: What happened was -

for that track -

was with my longtime friends. -

Tiger JK -

it's been 10 years since we met in LA -

Tiger JK was with me in LA -

and the same -

and Dok2 and Simon Dominic -

we've been friends for a long time too.

J: He did a great job -

because -

Dok2 has his own distinct 'colour' -

and Tiger JK -

to many -

he's like the top 'hyung'

how do you say it -

he's like a legend here.

D: Dok2 is also a hyung's hyung.

J: He's not, yet -

There's so much more to be a 'hyung'.

D: He's a 'top' person.

J: Which is why they call me 'noona' -

D: When did I call you that?

J: I meant others -

H: The featurings are really tight -

but the music video is amazing too.

J: I know right.

[I don't understand this part anybody halp]

D: I've said hyung too many times -

I hate saying the word now. -

But now -

the video was made well -

I originally wanted to make a fun video -

the weird thing is that -

korean fans and rappers, all -

asking me how i do it in a cool manner -

and to show them -

but i don't think that's fun -

it feels fake -

too 'try-hard'. -

When I meet people -

whenever a video comes out -

I want to say I'm not the same person -

in the video.

I am not.

J: When he makes a song -

he really has an artist mindset. -

In the process of making the song -

he thinks of the imagery / picture -

and even adding all the small details. -

Why am I so good at speaking Korean today?

H: Speaking of the artist mindset -

we cannot forget about DPR Live.

D: I'm a fan of his -

DPR Live -

J: I'm a fan of him too -

D: why I invited him as a guest today -

I'm really a fan of his art -

not only his beats or music -

but also his music video -

to his hairstyle too -

J: HAIRSTYLE ??

L: My hairstyle is normal though -

J: Yeah it is -

D: He's really an artist. -

He can switch from one style to another -

you can't tell -

J: Like Live -

in DPR -

there's Scott -

I heard the music from him but -

I had no thoughts at first -

but it was amazing -

that's why I think he's very good.

J: Everyone -

this is what happens usually -

when people come over and -

and say they're a fan -

you say 'name one song' -

and they start to stumble -

[they're just playing out the scene]

[I think they're referring to Mijangwon here]

J: That's why -

L: Even now -

the 'hyung' music video -

I've watch it with my friend -

and he's personally one of favourites in hip hop -

I have so much respect for him -

especially when I was in America -

I looked up the Internet every day -

even when studying -

you're really a top 'hyung'.

First of all -

when the movie came out -

I already have a lot of respect for him but -

comfortably making a music video fun -

it's very intriguing to me. -

My friends, and crew too -

are all fans of him -

H: So you have more respect for him -

L: That's why -

J: But how many songs do you know?

L: First of all -

I've watched all his rap battles -

back then -

I've watched it all -

and whenever a new album came out -

I listen to all of it -

D: Back then -

when I first came -

they gave a first listen to the music. -

After hearing it once -

the next day -

we decided to work together -

because it was so good -

that's what happened.

H: The both of you are really great artistes -

making good music -

but this time the music video got rated.

D: What's that?

D: Ah, I don't know why it's rated -

J: Is there any sexy things -

D: No, none of that -

H: Nothing like that -

D: We only had drag queens in the video -

but -

D: The concept was -

the reason behind the drag queens -

to show drag queens as 'hyung' -

was an interesting concept. -

But -

why it was rated 19 and up -

I have no idea. -

D: But if you try to listen to it,

it can be heard as 'hyung-shi'.

H: To continue on -

we will listen to the second track -

and since we are running out of time -

let's proceed with track three right away -

'History of Violence' and -

'Upgrade [2.0]'.

J: Don't zoom in too much -

he's embarrassed -

zoom in to me instead -

I get it now -

when you see it -

Don't do it -

You really swear a lot -

way more than me -

The song's really good -

Chancellor -

D: Is our microphones on?

H: No, not now -

J: The microphone is cut off now?

J: What's this?

[lol she wanted to swear]

D: The producer is BRLLNT -

a Korean producer -

and DJ -

putedeluxe crew.

H: We listened to the second and third track -

Can you simply summarise your songs -

since it's mostly in English -

people might not understand -

D: For 'History of Violence' -

In America -

no, not only there -

everywhere in the world -

it's a little like -

we live in a violent world -

There's a lot of violence in our world now -

That's why I wanted to say something -

at this time -

people who make music or artistes alike -

to spread a message to others -

it's the most important time right now.

That was my contribution in a sense.

H: If you say it like that -

J: I don't understand a word you're saying.

D: Help me translate -

J: When you speak in Korean -

I can hardly understand you.

[they're just trying to translate]

[it's about the same]

[but just different phrasing lol]

H: So that's the message you want to put across -

that the world is one.

J: The time now -

yes -

[I can't with that abrupt end haha]

H: Earlier on -

you mentioned it was your favourite track-

can he speak Korean?

J: He cant -

That oppa (Phrogress) is good -

This oppa (Kev) is Japanese -

P: Half-half -

K: A little bit -

I can't speak in Korean -

[this was cute lol]

J: He's not a Korean -

H: [translating whatever Kev is saying]

J: Because he's from there too -

that's why -

he is able to symphatise more / relate to it.

D: Now -

When I listen to songs -

I'm a fan of turnup music -

I like all of it -

but -

I would like for more balance.

[I don't understand what he's saying either, Jessi]

H: You like it to fun but -

there has to be a message -

D: Yes, because -

the turnup songs i (and others) like -

there's no balance -

why won't they know what's balance -

Koreans usually buy New Balance -

[LOLLL]

how can they not know -

but -

I -

[he gave up hahahah]

J: Because there's a lot of meanings behind the song -

it's difficult to sum it simply -

but anyways -

it has a very good -

message behind it -

And this oppa has a lot of -

turnup and fun elements -

a lot of those kind -

what was it again?

D: I like to have balance -

because at this time -

it's the most important time -

to deliver this kind of message.

J: No, that's correct, really -

there's too many -

anyways -

H: Then, we'll talk about the track.

Upgrade 2.0.

D: Yes, Update.

D: The name -

why it's Update -

[I'm basically laughing with Jessi at this point]

[Dumb was so confident his track title was Update 2.0]

[He wouldn't let it go]

[I crai]

H: So what kind of -

[He finally realised thank god]

D: But the title of the track don't matter -

the message is more important -

H: The name of the third track is called Upgrade [2.0] -

but Dumbfoundead thought otherwise -

D: Upgrade is like -

when we -

whether man or woman -

when we have a car -

we want to have good quality -

[he likened upgrade to upgrading cars - I assume]

H: You added your family in for this track -

D: Yes, you can hear my family in it -

I was thinking about it -

my mother would say these words -

that's how the idea came out -

I got my mom to say those words in voice mail -

J: But it was a really good addition -

D: My mom's voice -

J: It's so touching -

D: But usually -

my mom is cute over voicemail or voice messages -

Yeah, she has a lot of aegyo -

When she's at Korean markets -

picking out samples -

my fans who saw my music video -

fans who see her -

they would ask for a picture -

'can we take a picture together' -

and my mom would be like -

'yeah sure, let's take a pic' -

that happens a lot -

hi mom -

she's not watching this -

H: DPR Live -

what about your favourite track -

L: For me -

first of all -

tbh, the first track

in my opinion, is very -

H: You mean 'Hyung' -

L: Yes -

each rapper has their own 'colour' -

I'm a fan of them -

it was so interesting to me -

and also -

the ending -

I really like it -

L: But really -

those two create really good songs -

the hook and melody too -

gives off a good vibe -

it wasn't too vastly different -

the first and the fifth (?) -

to me -

I think about it a lot -

D: I think that -

the older musicians and artistes -

I get more -

inspiration from them

they're more experienced than me -

J: The older ones keep developing themselves -

D: No, not develop -

[Jessi laughing at Dumb's Korean :')]

D: In terms of rules -

they don't think about it much -

there's no rules -

'let's do it this way or that way' -

there's no such thing -

When I get older -

I want to think that way -

J: Yes, like that -

D: Whoever's music is good -

or this 'colour' -

these kind of things -

they don't care about it -

My Korean language skills isn't good -

and I think about it a lot -

I just want to say it out -

but sometimes I get embarrassed -

and think I should be careful -

I don't want to be like that -

that's why -

[I swear I laugh too much at all the abrupt endings]

H: Could you give some good advice to DPR Live as a present -

L: I really like it as it is already -

D: But really, if you say it -

his music -

if you hear it -

there's a lot of thrilling sections -

like this or that -

that kind of, yeah -

[AGAIN WITH THE ABRUPT ENDING HAHAHAHA]

D: When I start it -

and I get excited -

L: But I understand his feelings -

what he's trying to say -

J: But -

in my opinion -

it's my honest feelings -

Dumbfoundead originally started with -

battle rapping -

in America -

it's really popular with the people -

but -

what I think is -

freestyle and making a song is very different -

up till now -

he's very good -

that's what I think -

J: Yes, but it's totally different things -

D: I started with battles but -

what (?) you're gonna get is more important -

[I don't know]

[I feel you Jessi]

[I really can't understand this part, somebody halp]

P: A few days ago -

you went to Hongdae and did a cypher -

H: Ahh, the one you told people on the timing -

and told people to come by -

D: Yes, I updated my SNS -

telling people to come and rap together -

and the time -

P: But -

He released a lot of albums -

so many Koreans know of him -

but this guy, as an artiste -

he just called out anyone to freestyle -

H: Yes, that's why I'm really a fan of his -

he doesn't care about who it is -

that's why -

I thought it was good that he did it here -

back then, Live came too -

L: I just wanted to meet people -

and listen to new people -

that's what I wanted -

H: You're really Dumb HYUNG -

H: So first,

the following tracks, namely

and 'Send Me to War'

we'll listen to these tracks now -

J: I really can't do it but -

apparently I'm good.

J: G. Soul -

in a song -

it's unbelievable -

[G. Soul, I love your voice]

J: You're god-like -

[Whatever Jessi saying, I totally agree]

[Dumb's in his own world]

now everyone will know you, really -

you're that good -

J: It's because yall need to drink water now -

H: In the chatting room now -

[I can't hear the host well here fam]

D: Really, G. Soul -

me, us -

both of us are his fans -

J: Right -

but that song -

was initially supposed to be with me -

but -

D: At that time -

we were listening to the music together with Jessi -

'this is good, that too'

we were discussing about it together -

J: But the most important thing is -

we're really thankful to G. Soul -

he was preparing his album -

and Dumbfoundead was his close friend -

and for us, it would be great to have him in the song -

G. Soul is a very, very good friend -

it had to follow the perfect timing -

and it was finished -

anyways, G. Soul is the best!

BAK!

and then -

'Water'

J: A bit crazy -

but -

you need to have this a bit to rap -

[I DIED]

J: JL, I like him the most -

J: I can hear him so well -

J: Far East Movement produced this for his album -

but Dumbfoundead don't normally do this style now -

D: Usually -

Far East Movement -

don't normally do music that is not 'big' -

all of them are 'big'-

meaning sounds that are big -

J: Please speak in Korean -

J: Those songs normally come out good -

but for this song -

that's what I wanted to say earlier -

back then, at the studio -

it was the most difficult song to make -

he usually comes up with raps easily -

and it's fun while doing it but-

this song, really -

i'm not lying -

this song took 12 hours -

no, no, no -

L: it's really fast -

D: 12 hours.... isn't that a little fast?

L: A little bit -

J: Not 12 hours -

but 12 months [I think] -

12 hours is not possible -

P: Even back in LA -

J: And the song changed again -

And then, one day he said he's not doing it -

he threw his earphones -

and didn't want to hear it. -

He hated his own song -

and he said he can't do it -

but now, look. -

Listen to my 'theory' -

He was doubting his own stuff -

'oh, this is not going to work' -

it's weird -

but they did a great job.

H: So what made it so difficult -

J: Cause I was a bad bish~

D: Why the production was so epic -

I normally like to have space while working -

and a little bit of personal relationships -

I wanted to express seriously through the words -

but it was difficult for me -

H: Now, everyone here has heard the song -

what are the producer's thoughts -

on the track -

and Dumbfounded + Jessi -

how was it?

P: Their efforts -

of countless rewrites and re-recordings -

from what I see -

it all comes out (in the final song).

H: Did you give them a little push?

P: A little -

D: Whatever they say, I listen to them. -

When they say to do something this way -

you just have to follow their words. -

'it will be cool' -

because when we were working on it together -

with Jessi, it became a success -

[he mentioned success slightly different earlier]

J: No, there's much more for it to be a success -

D: We managed to get success -

because we listened to the music a lot -

I listened to it a lot too -

Because the crew try to work things out together -

we were able to come up with something good.

J: It's his first album released in Korea. -

At first, he thought -

it would be good and fun but -

when he finally got to it, -

it was quite a challenge. -

Since it's now in Korean too -

there's a lot to think about -

and he needs to write the lyrics -

that's why -

no matter what -

it's a good effort.

D: We have mutual respect, musically -

When Jessi is singing on her own -

she'll call and get me to look at her stuff -

and ask me 'how do I make it better' -

and I say 'it looks good, maybe this can be reworked'.-

H: Seems like a smooth work process -

D: We listen to each other comfortably. -

If I think a part is not good, -

I'll tell her to take it out -

vice versa.

J: There's one thing I always help him with -

his Korean language skills.

Elsewhere, my command of the language is considered weak -

but over here -

I am the best. -

Why is this happening?

J: I just feel good.

D: She really likes it now.

H: Now, opening the floor to the audience -

to ask any questions to the guests here -

things that they're curious to know -

if there's any, it's the time now.

J: Just ask anything, really -

D: If you're curious, ask away -

J: To Phrogress -

you can ask how he maintains his mustache -

how does he do it.

D: What conditioner does he use?

H: I just remembered something -

back then, my friend -

had a fake mustache on -

J: Go and take a closer look at it -

it will not come off -

J: Is there no one asking?

H: Is there any one question for DPR Live?

D: What are we talking about -

J: At Octagon -

June 1st -

say something -

D: Oh, June 1st -

at Octagon -

there'll be me -

and surprise dongsaengs and hyungs -

who will come out -

as special guests -

H: Will you tell the people watching here -

the names of those coming -

D: I don't know -

J: We're a little busy -

D: If we have the time -

L: They have to come to know -

D: If you have time, come on over -

hyung will buy the food -

J: Forreal?

D: I'll buy for you.

L: I'll definitely be there.

D: It will be a fun time, so come over.

P: 'Big' hyungs are gonna be there too.

D: Loopy, Nafla, JUSTHIS -

will perform at the show together -

many of my DJ friends are coming too -

I have my DJ from LA too. -

It will be really fun.

J: Just like me,

why I asked this -

when I first came to Korea -

I couldn't adapt to the culture.

But after 10 years -

after trying many times -

trying to enter but can't -

that's why I understand his struggles. -

When he first came -

he was really happy -

'wow its Korea'

but it's very difficult

the way you speak and the culture -

he was not familiar with it.

D: I think it's about the same.

No, no -

I'm just joking -

No, no, no -

Having one close friend really (helps) -

I was actually stressed out -

it's not that I don't like Korea -

it's all good but -

it wasn't like this before. -

And when I first came here -

there's a lot of press interviews and -

this kind of thing too -

H: So she really took good care of you ~

D: Yes, like a mom -

J: The weird thing is -

when I meet people -

they tell me not to do this or say that -

but he's there next to me, swearing.

D: She's just like a mom -

If it's raining, she will pass an umbrella -

J: Oppa, be careful -

you can still do it -

J: People have to know the bad things too -

D: But there's no bad stuff -

There's no bad stuff for you -

I'm really grateful -

but having a close friend -

like Jessi -

there's a lot in the team -

I'm thankful for all of them -

H: These guys here (FM) -

when you came to Korea -

did you get to meet a lot of people?

D: We met in December -

from then on, we got close -

we're like family -

we will call each other whenever -

and meet up -

FM are really hyungs -

P: Us, at this time -

Korean language is hard -

it's the first time -

J: But for me -

really -

Transparent Agency -

their company -

Prohgress and Kev Nish -

it's a relief, having met them -

because -

of course, before this -

we were big fans but -

the kind of control that they have -

they're so good at making music is really -

smart business mind too -

they're so smart about it -

I envy them when I see it -

they're so talented -

business is also good -

D: but, but -

FM already knew me back when I was 25 -

H: That's really a long time ago -

P: Back in our neighbourhood -

when we did freestyle with him -

back then, we already know he's good.

H: So you guys met for the first time when you did freestyle -

D: Back then, I was a genius -

I wasn't a joke.

In my neighbourhood -

when people saw me -

they thought I was a genius.

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WMVI Clip [From Session 5: Why Do We Sing?] - Duration: 2:33.

So what implications arise from music's ability to connect with and express our emotions?

Well, here's the first implication. In our gatherings, our sung praise should be evidently, obviously, passionate.

We don't want the band to be the most passionate thing happening on Sunday mornings.

The congregation's voice is the most important sound when we gather.

And that voice should be loud.

Our deepest, and strongest, and purest affections should be reserved

for God Himself and He gave us singing to help us express them.

Half-hearted singing in the church is an oxymoron.

I can hear people responding to this saying,

"Well, our church just isn't very responsive."

Or, "I'm not a very passionate person."

Well, nothing that you encounter is like God.

Nothing.

He's infinitely more worthy of our affections and our passions.

So whatever your highest emotional level of engagement is, when we start…

…meeting with God, when you think about what He's done for us in Jesus Christ,

you might want to bump that up a few notches…

…because He's worthy. He's glorious.

Now, it's right for us to be concerned– as some churches are– about emotionalism,

but that's not the same thing as emotions.

Emotionalism want's to feel something without caring about how that feeling

is produced or its ultimate purpose.

Emotionalism thinks that heightened emotions are the infallible sign

that God is present and they're not.

The emotions we experience when singing biblical truth are a right and

appropriate response to who God is and what He's done.

Vibrant singing enables us to combine truth about God seamlessly

with passion for God.

So, it puts doctrine right next to devotion.

It puts mind and heart together,

and that's what singing is meant to do, but it must be filled with passion.

For more infomation >> WMVI Clip [From Session 5: Why Do We Sing?] - Duration: 2:33.

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5PM REPORT | Lakewood High school music teacher arrested for child neglect in Hillsborough County - Duration: 2:12.

LEE COUNTY.

THE IMPACT KILLED NOAH AND

INJURED EVERYONE ELSE ON BOARD.

AFTER BC IS INVESTIGATING

ALCOHOL WAA FACTOR

>>> LEFT HOME ALONE FOR NEARLY

24 HOURS.

A MAN WHO MAKES A LIVING

HELPING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IS

NOW FACING CHARGES FOR LEAVING

TWO YOUNG CHILDREN IN A VERY

DANGEROUS SITUATION.

>> THIS MAN WORKED HERE PART-

TIME AT LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

FOR SEVEN YEARS.

BUT HIS EMPLOYMENT IS NOW IN

JEOPARDY FOR WHAT HE IS ACCUSED

OF DOING AT HOME.

>> IT WAS A BAD DECISION.

>> THAT'S 28-YEAR-OLD JOSHUA

ROUNTREE OWNING UP TO HIS

DECISION TO LEAVE A THREE-YEAR-

OLD AND NINE-YEAR-OLD IN THIS

APARTMENT ALON

HE SAYS THEY WERE DOWN FOR A

NAP, SO HE WENT TO A WORK

MEETING IN ST. PETE, LEAVING

THEM FOR MAYBE A FEW HOURS.

THE HILLSBORO COUNTY SHERIFF'S

OFFICE SAYS HE ALSO VISITED A

FRIEND ACROSS THE BAY LEAVING

THEM ALONE FROM NOON UNTIL

11:15 AM THE NEXT DAY.

ACCORDING TO THE SHERIFF'S

OFFICE, ONE OF THE CHILDREN

ACCIDENTALLY HIT AN EMERGENCY

RESPONSE ADMINTHE HOME.

WHEN FIRE RESCUE AND DEPUTIES

ARRIVED THEY FOUND THE YOUNG

CHILDREN INSIDE ALONE.

THEY WERE DIRTY, BAREFOOT WITH

NOTE -- FOOD, MILK, OR JUICE.

THERE WAS TRASH ON THE

APARTMENT FOR

>>> FLOOR THE DOOR WAS LEFT

UNLOCKED WITH THE POND FEET

AWAY FTHEIR HOME.

>> ROUNTREE'S MADE A LIVING

TEACHING BAN CHILDREN AT

LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SINCE

2010.

A PART-TIME EMPLOYEE.

BUT TONIGHT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT

SAYS HE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED

BACK AT THE SCHOOL UNTIL THE

CASE MOVES THROUGH THE COURT.

IF HE IS CONVICTED HE COULD

LOSE HIS JOB.

TONIGHT, HE SAYS HE BELIEVES

THIS CASE WAS BLOWN OUT OF

COULD -- PROPORTIO

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS THEY

WILL NOT BE DISCIPLINING

ROUNTREE IMMEDIATELY BECAUSE

THE INCIDENT DID NOT HAPPEN IN

SCHOOL.

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Estrenos 2017 Reggaeton | Chayanne, Wisin, Maluma, CNCO, Shakira, Ricky Martin, J Balvin - Duration: 1:01:42.

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BTS @BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARDS 2017 - Duration: 16:47.

Everybody say no!

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The Lasting Impact of Sgt. Pepper, 50 Years Later - Duration: 2:30.

[Opening guitar riff from "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"]

[John Covach] I would say that in many ways people

think of "Sgt. Pepper" as being

this moment where popular music changed.

It really marks an important arrival for

the Beatles as thinking of themself as

creative artists and not so much just as

songwriters, craftsmen who are trying to

put hits together.

[Music from "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"]

They made it clear that making a record is not the same

thing as capturing a performance. And so

the emphasis on recording, the emphasis

on technology, the emphasis on

seriousness of purpose, the emphasis on

lyrics that really sort of try to say

something interesting.

[Music from "A Day in the Life"]

In terms of the group's influence, you can pretty much

see what happens in rock music in the 1970s,

a lot of it as emanating out of specific

aspects of what you see in the Beatles

music in the late 60s and most

especially in "Sgt. Pepper." We get a

whole kind of rock music in the 70s,

mostly done by Blood, Sweat and Tears and

Chicago, that really takes that whole

aspect of pop song with horns

and blows it up into an entire style.

[Music "She's Leaving Home"]

If you take the use of classical music

like we find in "She's Leaving Home" we

can see that incorporation of classical

music and all of the progressive rock

groups in the 1970s. Yes, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, King Crimson.

[Music: intro of "Getting Better"]

Some people think of "Sgt. Pepper" as being the first

concept album. John Lennon famously said

all of his songs could have appeared on

"Revolver", the album before, or "Magical

Mystery Tour" or the "White Album" after.

He cared nothing about this "Sgt. Pepper"

idea, which was mostly Paul's, but that's

not what's important. It's not important

whether it actually was a concept album,

it's important that people thought that

it was a concept album. So, ironically an

album that may not strictly speaking

have been a concept album ended up being

the most influential concept album in

the history of rock music.

[Music: end of "With a Little Help from My Friends"]

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Saginaw 2017 Calculus BC Music Video - Duration: 2:57.

All right calc c'mon lets go.

We gonna show how to pause, to diverge, to converge.

When you are trying to see where the graphs go, come to the start, we look at the part,

we use our smart.

Yeah do it, do it, do it, woah!

Diverge.

We use the nth because it's the easiest test.

Diverge.

If it doesn't equal zero then say the rest.

It doesn't go to zero, I am not going to another test, however, let's go on to the best.

Do it, do it, do it, woah!

There's another there are others Lets go on to geometric.

You look at the leading power, if top and bottom goes to n, n, n if the absolute equals not 1 or more than,

yes, I want some converge, if the absolute equals not 1 or less than, yes, I want some diverge.

converge, diverge, con con converge, diverge, converge, di di diverge.

Marl-Andy on the beat.

Derive me, Integrate me, Ms. Kelly better make you derive.

You better.

Derive me, Integrate me, my brain just loves me some calculus.

Graph Graph Graph Graph, I wanna graph you bad, so I can find f prime, and make sense

of the tangent line!

F prime is increasing, f prime is increasing, f prime is increasing which means f is concave up

G prime is decreasing, G prime is decreasing, g prime is decreasing which means G is concave down

We're all in calculus, Integrate, add plus c, and derive, find f prime.

And what does f prime tell us, gives us slope, max or min, rate of change, at time t.

We're all in calculus, 0 on 0, L'hospital, then derive there's the limit.

There are tests for convergence, nth term test, p-series, integral, geometric!

Thanks Mrs. Kelly You rock! <3

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Samsung Whistle Trap Remix (Made by me) - Duration: 0:46.

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WMVI Clip [From Session 7: Effects of Leading: Gospel Community] - Duration: 2:25.

As we become more convinced of how what Jesus did through His life, death,

and resurrection is relevant to our lives,

we'll want others to live in the good of that.

We do that by making connections.

And here's some of the connections we can make for people.

People struggling with condemnation and guilt.

Well, God's word tells us in Romans 8:1,

"Therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus."

And that's why we'll sing a song like this:

<i>When Satan tempts me to despair And tells me of the guilt within<i/>

There's plenty of guilt there.

<i>Upward I look and see Him there Who made and end of all my sin</i>

How did He do that?

<i>Because the sinless Savior died My sinful soul is counted free.<i/>

How did that happen?

<i>For God the just is satisfied<i/>

<i>To look on Him and pardon me, To look on Him and pardon me<i/>

What a truth. What a reality that can free people from the idea

that they're living under God's condemnation.

Or how about this one, this hymn,

<i>No condemnation now I dread Jesus, and all in Him, is mine<i/>

Sometimes we sing through those words and we just think,

"Oh, I'm just singing an old hymn."

No! You're singing truth

that can lift the burden of condemnation from people's lives!

And we want to help them see that. Don't assume just because people are

singing the lyrics that they're making the connections in their minds.

We want to do whatever we can to help people understand it's not only knowing

the truth that matters, it's seeing how connects to our lives.

But if we don't see how it matters,

than we're not going to be very effective at helping others.

For more infomation >> WMVI Clip [From Session 7: Effects of Leading: Gospel Community] - Duration: 2:25.

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µ's Final Love Live! - Music S.T.A.R.T!! - µ's [Eng/Esp subs] - Duration: 4:53.

Welcome song! Our hearts become one

So this place is our never ending stage

I want to see lots of the wonders out there

I want to feel them together with you

Within those wishes, miracles and chances are La la la LoveLive!

Thank you for the wonderful encounter

Thank you for the power to believe

The power of courage will make tomorrow change

Why haven't you been able to be honest with yourself all this time?

Music! Listen!!

From now on, all of us, from now on, let's dance

Let's go! Let's begin!!

Hey, the party doesn't end

Hey, the party doesn't end

We're still going to sing with all of our hearts

Hey, the party doesn't end

Hey, the party doesn't end

Happiness miracle, smiles✩invincible... That's how it feels!

Let's dream of new dreams

I want to have fun together with you

Once our hands are joined, we jump to the future La la la LoveLive!

Thank you for my burning heartbeat

Thank you for the feelings that can't be brought down

High spirits can save you from sadness

Do you want to know more? Do you want to know what I think and feel?

Music! A flowing melody of happiness (listen)

Do you want to know more? Do you want to know what I think and feel? (Listen)

Music! I want to give

Happiness to everyone, let's all dance

Let's go! Let's begin!!

That's good, the party doesn't stop

That's good, the party doesn't stop

Gather and assemble here, we're turning with the audience's cheers

That's good, the party doesn't stop

That's good, the party doesn't stop

My motto: Smiles✩unmatched... That's how it feels!

Invited to the parade...

(What to do?)

I'll dance (I'll dance) with you (with you)

The spiral of light won't disappear, never, it won't disappear

Hey, the party doesn't end

Hey, the party doesn't end

We're still going to sing with all of our heart

Hey, the party doesn't end

Hey, the party doesn't end

Happiness miracle, smiles✩invincible... That's how it feels!

(We won't stop, everyone)

La la la this is the best feeling!!

Welcome song! Our hearts become one

So be here with us (let's dance)

Welcome song! Our hearts become one

So this place is our never ending stage

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