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Puglia, Southern Italy.

In 2013 olive trees began to show unusual symptoms of decline

The spread of this disease was and seemed very unusual

something strange was going on

The ancient olive trees were dying

Xylella fastidiosa – a bacterium previously unreported in Europe – was the likely cause.

It was very alarming to find that this pathogen because

before 2013 it was never detected

outside the American continent except some finding in Taiwan.

Following the reports from Puglia

the European Commission asked EFSA to provide scientific and technical assistance.

EFSA identified the most urgent knowledge gaps to be filled in

and fund small scientific research projects to fill in these gaps.

The European Union has since provided funding for two larger research projects

called POnTE and XF-ACTORS

and scientists in Puglia are already making significant breakthroughs.

As different strains of the pathogen appear in other parts of Europe,

the threat to a huge variety of fruits and plants across the continent is very real.

The situation is quickly evolving, each month is a month less to react.

Here apparently we are in a symptomless plant, a symptomless tree.

But if we move on the canopy we will see there are very early symptoms;

no flowering yet, there is some delay.

Bordering to this another part of the canopy where there are already evident symptoms,

with some yellowing, some leaf scorching.

When we go here where we see complete desiccation of the twigs.

Xylella is the cause of the problem. Now, we have the evidence

The xylella bacterium grows in a plant's water carrying arteries, known as xylem.

The bacteria multiply and clog the arteries, starving the plant of water and nutrients.

Four key elements, known as the epidemiological triangle,

demonstrate how the bacterium is transmitted and causes disease.

Generally in plant pathology the disease

is defined as the interaction of the environment in which the plants grow:

the hosts – the plants; and the pathogen.

And in addition if the pathogen is transmitted by a vector there is also the interaction with the vector.

Firstly, it was essential to establish the full list of potential host plants,

as well as those plants not at risk, and which could still be traded.

An experimental field in Puglia became the primary source of this critical information.

This is the first experimental plot that was realised in 2015

with 10 olive varieties and different varieties of grape, citrus and stone fruit.

Because some interesting characters of resistance and tolerance were observed,

we expanded the evaluation of the olive grove, by planting additional 40 different cultivars or varieties.

This initial research demonstrated that while citrus and grape were so far unaffected,

olive plants were highly susceptible to the strain of xylella present in the area.

However, some olive varieties showed potential tolerance to the disease.

The fact that we already found some source of resistance is

very encouraging for us in order to continue the screening to look for this kind of things.

There are more than 1000 varieties known in the Mediterranean area so

we will complement this field research with the laboratory research,

to breed and to produce varieties that are resistant to xylella fastidiosa.

A commonly found insect emerged as the chief suspect in the transmission of the disease…

This one is one… here we have one more… we have one more here… so there is plenty of them.

Xylella spread exclusively by vectors.

The vector is philaenus spumarius; that is spittlebugs. Spittlebugs is probably the key pest for olives.

Adult spittlebugs feed on the xylem of olive plants.

After feeding on an infected plant, they can transmit the bacterium to other plants.

Field surveys have recorded up to half a million juvenile spittlebugs per hectare.

To control this vector means to arrest the spread of xylella fastidiosa

a detailed understanding of this endemic insect is therefore central to any containment strategy.

My first hope is to get good methodological approach.

We need good methods to score the number of individuals per square meter.

We need to know which part of the year is most critical for transmission.

Xylella is a genetically diverse pathogen.

Once the causal link between the bacterium and olive plant decline in the area had been established,

the researchers went on to identify the precise strain present in Italy

and to map the genome of this strain, named CoDiRo, or Olive Quick Decline Syndrome.

We're the first group to work with infected plant from the field.

So we have developed a specific protocol to detect the bacterium in olive trees, in order to identify the positive olive trees.

In addition we developed molecular tools that can identify the type of strain that is causing the epidemic in Apulia.

So far only one strain could be identified and sequenced.

Xylella very well know in the history of plant pathology

for the epidemic of Pierce Disease that begun in Los Angeles Bay more than one century ago.

Well, if we compare the climatic conditions of the Los Angeles Bay

with those of the Salento Peninsula where this epidemic originated

we found exactly the same climatic conditions. So the optimal condition

for the spread of xylella for the surviving and multiplication of xylella.

By studying the different parts of the triangle, scientists can identify the weakest links

and help to find control solutions that will assist olive growers to preserve their livelihoods.

With a climate of warm, mild winters suited to the spread of xylella,

the best hope for tackling the problem rests on the natural resistance already detected in the olive groves.

Researchers are also exploring other possible solutions, such as:

• releasing antagonist bacteria that compete with the xylella infection in the plants;

• grafting tolerant varieties on to ancient trees;

• and using pathogen confusion to reduce the ability of the bacteria to multiply.

We can see at the moment many institutions all around Europe are exchanging information

exchanging data there is an urgence and they have all the same interest to solve it.

For this complex problem solid solution can be found only by a serious scientific programme of research.

The combination of the different factors and their interaction is very very complex.

Research is the only way to help finding solutions and find the right way to react. And the fastest one.

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Can Cuba preserve ecosystems while profiting from tourism? - Duration: 8:52.

JUDY WOODRUFF: While the Trump administration is imposing new restrictions on Americans

traveling to Cuba, the island nation is working to lure more tourism and economic development

by showcasing its environment and biodiversity.

The catch is that, if this ecotourism development goes too fast or too far, Cuba could jeopardize

the very species and environment that makes it so distinct.

Miles O'Brien reports from Cuba for our weekly segment the Leading Edge.

MILES O'BRIEN: This breeding facility for endangered Cuban crocodiles was a revolutionary

idea, in more ways than one.

Cuban President Fidel Castro ordered it built only three months after he seized power.

It may seem like an odd priority for a young communist revolutionary, but it offered an

early inkling that Castro would be an ardent lifelong environmentalist, able to dictate

terms of preservation.

Etiam Perez Fleitas is a researcher here.

ETIAM PEREZ FLEITAS, Researcher (through translator): Having nearly 4,500 animals in captivity helps

us to learn many things about the species that we can then use to manage them in the

wild.

MILES O'BRIEN: In addition to the scientific mission, it has also become a big magnet for

tourism, making it the picture postcard vision of how to save the nation's natural resources

while still attracting the sort of resources Cubans can take to the bank.

ETIAM PEREZ FLEITAS (through translator): The tourism dollars it generates go back into

funding the park rangers, the overall protection of the wild areas that surround us, and helping

us gain a greater understanding of the species.

MILES O'BRIEN: The idea that the ecology and the economy don't have to be at odds drew

researchers from Cuba, Europe and North America to this scientific conference in Havana this

summer.

Many of the exhibits and papers I saw as I walked through were trying to prove protection

of the environment is a profitable pursuit.

Luis Famada is director of Manglar Vivo, the Living Mangroves project.

LUIS DAVID ALMEIDA FAMADA, Manglar Vivo (through translator): We are collecting information

that helps translate the true cost of savings that can be found by preserving our natural

ecosystems, rather than developing them.

We are proving that mangroves work better than seawalls, and that is important information

that any future development project needs to understand.

MILES O'BRIEN: American Marine biologist David Guggenheim was here giving a talk.

DAVID GUGGENHEIM, Marine Biologist: And that's where you are trying to keep that money in

the community.

MILES O'BRIEN: He is the founder of Ocean Doctor, a D.C.-based nonprofit focused on

protecting Cuba's exquisite coral reefs.

DAVID GUGGENHEIM: At this point, there's a great deal of fear about the impacts of tourism.

But our message is that tourism has to be part of the solution, and the question is,

how do you do that sustainably?

MILES O'BRIEN: He and many others here believe the answer lies in Costa Rica.

WOMAN: I have come to Costa Rica to explore.

MILES O'BRIEN: A nation that set aside more than a quarter of its territory and made that

wild beauty its appeal.

It's where ecotourism was born, and still thrives.

But as Cuba opens up its economy and attempts to lure Western investment, there is a lot

of pressure to emulate another model: Cancun.

DAVID GUGGENHEIM: I think Cancun is an example of how not to do tourism sustainably in the

Caribbean.

So, you actually had a collapse of the local economy in Cancun.

And, in addition, the local reefs died as well.

Fortunately, so far, Cuba hasn't succumbed to that.

But the pressures on the economy are enormous, and tourism is the easiest place to get hard

cash right now.

MILES O'BRIEN: At the Bay of Pigs, I suited up in scuba gear to get a glimpse of Cuba's

legendary reefs.

It is a popular site for divers and snorkelers, just off an easily accessible beach along

a highway, and yet the coral is more vibrant and the fish more plentiful than I have seen

for a very long time in other parts of the Caribbean.

Guggenheim runs a project to protect an extraordinary reef off of Cuba's Isle of Youth.

It is brimming with elkhorn coral, which has vanished elsewhere in the Caribbean.

Again, Castro, the environmentalist, helped make this happen.

After meeting Jacques Cousteau in the 1980s, el presidente became an avid diver, and eventually

made 25 percent of Cuban coastal waters wildlife preserves, with fishing completely banned.

DAVID GUGGENHEIM: When you do that, it's important also to consider alternatives for the communities

that live adjacent to them.

And the idea of tourism is to give the community an economically sustainable future that also

provides an economic incentive for them to protect their environment.

If you're not helping people solve problems in their communities, the environment isn't

going to have a chance.

MILES O'BRIEN: Cuba's enviable undersea environment is not all about dictatorial whim.

It is also the silver lining to a very dark cloud, the economic devastation of the early

'90s, just after the Soviet Union collapsed.

The euphemism for these grim times?

The Special Period.

Cubans were cut off from their supply of fertilizers and pesticides.

That meant the country avoided chemical runoff from farming, a huge source of pollution and

a big contributor to coral reef bleaching.

The dearth of agricultural inputs has created another unintended consequence, special in

its own way.

MAGDIEL COLLASO GARCIA, Soil Technician (through translator): In the end, what they did was

like a favor, because we rediscovered natural ways of farming.

And that has preserved our natural environment.

MILES O'BRIEN: That's Magdiel Collaso Garcia, a worker at an organic farm-to-table restaurant

that caters to tourists in Vinales.

They serve up a delicious lunch, everything but the fish grown right here on the property.

MAGDIEL COLLASO GARCIA (through translator): Today, we are seen as pioneers, and a model

of how to do things right in the future, because when you apply techniques that come from nature,

you also create the perfect environment to stimulate ecotourism.

Our traditional way of doing things has grabbed a lot of attention.

MILES O'BRIEN: It's a lesson these high school students from New Jersey gobbled up.

Their tour leader was Stacie Freeman, a professor from Bethel University.

STACIE FREEMAN, Bethel University: I have been doing this for 11 years, nationally and

internally with my students, and I travel a lot personally, and this is magic.

This is unique.

MAN: You are going to put your hand inside a beehive.

MAN: OK.

MILES O'BRIEN: But she has been around enough to know unique is not guaranteed, and ecotourism

is not a panacea.

STACIE FREEMAN: Sometimes, even with ecotourism, you can do damage, you know?

And so I'm hopeful that the people that are making those decisions are being careful and

really thinking about the culture they have here, the heritage they have here.

MILES O'BRIEN: Across the valley, we found someone else trying to turn Cuba's natural

wonders into hard cash.

Rock climbing guide Raoul Casas is leading a pair of French tourists to the pristine

limestone cliffs of Vinales.

The sport is technically illegal here, but he says business is, well, looking up.

RAOUL CASAS, Rock Climbing Guide: The best rock is here, many walls, many caves, like,

overhung, full of stalactites, and that make it special, make it unique.

MILES O'BRIEN: European and American climbers have been beating a path in his direction.

Lana Smith is from Los Angeles.

LANA SMITH, Tourist: I have never seen anything like it.

There's, like, nobody there, barely any bolts.

Just the local people climb with ropes and stuff, and they have really limited climbing

gear.

But just the mountains are just, like, amazing, unlike anything I have ever seen.

MILES O'BRIEN: It all sounds like another Costa Rica in the making, but, of course,

human nature is often at odds with nature itself.

Plenty of evidence of that near the crocodile breeding facility.

In the gift shop, stuffed crocs are for sale, and, at the restaurant, crocodile meat is

on the menu.

Fast money is better than no money at all.

Will Cubans save what's so rare here?

Or will they love it to death?

In Cuba, I'm Miles O'Brien for the "PBS NewsHour."

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Can I Stay With You Tonight? (GONE ALMOST RIGHT) - Duration: 6:33.

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.. maybe throw me in the trunk or something?

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" hope u find a place"

UGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

Iggg i dont got non where to sleep!"

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Dog Heartbroken After Owner Dies. Kind Delivery Woman Knows She Can't Just Leave Him - Duration: 3:03.

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Dog Heartbroken After Owner Dies.

Kind Delivery Woman Knows She Can't Just Leave Him

For many dogs, the UPS man or woman is seen as an intruder.

I know this from personal experience – the four livestock guardian dogs on my farm inform

us of impending deliveries long before I even see or hear the truck.

Like clockwork, that truck arrives about five minutes after the dogs start staring down

our rural country road, occasionally barking to inform me of the "intruder's" arrival.

To them, I imagine, the delivery man is seen as a threat – someone coming to our home,

leaving boxes, and rushing off.

Thankfully, our UPS driver takes it all in stride and I, of course, keep the dogs either

inside or in the livestock pasture.

But such a relationship is not the case for a caring UPS driver named Katie Newhouser

and a pit bull named Leo from Rancho Cucamonga, California.

"Leo would always start barking as I pulled into the condo complex," Newhouser said.

"He would always jump into my truck when I stopped."Sadly, Leo's owner, Tina, passed

away.

Newhouser learned of Tina's untimely death from a Facebook post.

When she saw the sad news, she knew she had to check on the wellbeing of her canine friend.

Newhouser contacted Tina's son, Cannon, who had gotten Leo for his mom when he was

a puppy.

Cannon is a Marine and could not keep the dog, so Newhouser immediately stepped in and

offered to foster Leo.

It wasn't long before the bond between Newhouser and Leo grew even stronger and she decided

she wanted to add him to her family, which already included three other dogs.

Describing the new addition to her existing dog family, Newhouser explained, "It was

probably confusing for [Leo] at first.

He has adapted well.

He and his brother Moose are inseparable.

Bailey, his sister, has taken a while to come around.

They actually play now.

Once Leo was introduced to the house, the whole vibe changed."

"He loves going for rides," she continued, "he loves the water, he loves playing with

his chew toys, he loves tormenting his two feline sisters, he loves laying in the sun,

he has no concept of personal space.

He likes to be on us or right beside us!

He is a character."

What started out as a tragic situation turned out "happily ever after" for Leo thanks

to this caring UPS driver.

Newhouser and Leo quickly formed an even tighter bond once he came to live with her, a bond

that will not be broken.

"He has so much personality, you would think that he is human!"

Newhouser proudly proclaimed.

"He is the sweetest most lovable dog that you will ever meet."

Were you touched by what this UPS driver did for this orphaned dog?

So share this!

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Sagittarius Men in Relationships — Can a Sagittarius Man Settle Down??? - Duration: 5:27.

can Sagittarius men settled down and focus on one person? because what I've

noticed about Sagittarius men is they tend to be all over the place. they may

entertain, for a lack of better words, several people at the same time, several

partners. and I also find Sagittarius men tend to have a diva complex. sometimes

they can be players, right? Sagittarius. their opposite Sign is...Gemini.

so I feel they're bit detached all the time, even when they settle down.

when I watch like when I observe I should say Sagittarius men that are

married you don't feel that they're married when you meet them like they may

not be the person who's gonna talk about their partner right away when they meet

you right like there's this independence about them like they're alone even when

they're married even when they have kids they can be funny Sledge attachment can

be really funny really great sense of humor but they have a free-spirited

attitude there's just like rebellious and it's almost like they have this

nomadic attitude that just constantly they're moving they're going places like

like it's hard for them to settle down they may love traveling going all over

the world so even when they do settle down when they do get married when they

do have kids they need a partner that is okay with our detachment because I'm son

love on some level they're gonna be a bit detached right they're gonna be like

a free spirit they want to do their own thing like I find Sagittarius men that

do get married they still want to pursue their artistic hobbies they still want

to travel they still want to they're like they still want to you know they

don't lose themselves right they're not like well now I'm married and I need to

focus on my partner and kids no such Oteri's men are just like well I am

married but I'm still a person and I need to travel and I need to I still

want to be an actor I still want to I still want to be musician so there's

this sense of like detachment from from home from the ideas

of stick sticking with one person or something like that not not that they

can't they can they can be good husbands good partners they can settle down with

one person they can be devoted and everything but I'm saying on a spiritual

like on some level the Sagittarius man is detached um is never gonna be fully

like glued to you you know they're not gonna be okay with a boring life with

the mundane life they want they want to spice up their life they want to travel

there when I'm they want colors and interesting things happening in their

life constant movement so if you think that he's gonna just settle down and

give up his sort of player attitude hmm you know I don't know I think that

they're they're always gonna want to have fun there was gonna want to go out

and party so they need a partner who sort of understands if you were your

partner to sachit areas man and you don't want to go party you have to

understand that he has a need to go party he has a need to go out and have

fun and be independent and make other people laugh and so you can't expect

like if you constantly need emotionally and you just need him to be home and do

home chores and things like that I don't know this guy's just he wants to pursue

his goals he wants to do his thing and wants to he still maintains his

individual individuality and individual goals and stuff separate from you right

he's like whoa that's you this is me this is what I want to do so I think

that's how such Oteri's men tend to be of course not every not all Sagittarius

men are the same they're very different people but if they have Sun in

Sagittarius there's a sense of like wanting to have fun and be free and be

creative and travel and being individual and expressive

stick so they're not gonna usually give that up that easily and just forget it

so that's my take on Sagittarius men and settling down and having sort of a

traditional stable mundane lives you know married and partnerships so they

can be really fun partners if that's what you like if you like comedy

interesting things traveling adventures this this guy will keep you on your toes

will always keep everything spicy and interesting and flavorful but if you

expecting him to just give or give up all these dreams all these music all

these art and just settle down and forget it I don't know may not be what

his plans are so thank you for watching video thank you for watching this video

if you have anything to say please share your thoughts and I hope to see in my

next video bye bye

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How to make lantern can - Hướng dẫn làm lồng đèn bằng lon sữa bò - Duration: 6:06.

How to make Lantern can

Every Mid-Autumn Festival,

when the streets are filled with colourful lanterns,

I heard someone saying that the children nowadays are so happy

because all kinds of toy are available to them.

I recalled my childhood when we had to make the toys ourselves.

The canned lantern was the most special to me,

creating it is simple but brought a lot of fun in each Mid-Autumn season.

In the past few years,

besides getting lanterns from the toy stores,

my daughter and I also made a few canned lanterns to play with the neighbors.

2 tubes or 4 tubes,

the most interesting thing was that the kids loved this toy,

they were in love with the tinkling sound and the mysterious light of the twisted lantern.

Today, I will show you how to make a canned lantern

for your kids in this year's mid-autumn season.

The materials are simple,

just two cow milk cans,

a 50 - 60 centimeter zinc bar, and a 1 meter stick.

Cut two holes in between two ends of the first can,

and pass the zinc through,

create a deviated U shape out of the zinc bar to hold the first can.

For the second can, remove one bottom,

the other one could be perforated as you like,

you could create beautiful patterns.

After creating the patterns,

cut two holes in the middle of the body of the can.

Then place the short part of the U shape

and bend the zinc bar to hold the second can

and cut off the excess zinc.

Use tape or elastic band

to hold the remaining zinc with the prepared stick.

You should decorate this part to appeal the kids.

So there you have a completed canned lantern.

It is so simple right?

Now just wait until dark and light up the candles and play!

A unique feature of this lantern is that when pushed on the road,

the first can will be the wheel.

The second can lean on the first one,

the friction will cause the second can to spin like a flashing light,

and also the sparkling light of the candles.

If you want to make it tinkle,

make a small holder to attach the twisted elastic band in the middle,

lie on the bottom of the cans above.

When rotating, it will create a fun tinkling sound.

You could make another 2 cans

and tie them to the opposite side,

which would make 4 cans with 2 cans rotating on the top.

I'm sure that your kid will have a fun

and unforgettable night playing a seld-made lantern with her father's help.

Hope you guys have a wonderful mid-autumn night.

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Can Washington Redskins upset the Minnesota Vikings and win week 10 NFL in Washington 2017-2018 - Duration: 10:54.

Minnesota Vikings at Washington Redskins National football league week 10 of NFL picks and predictions 2017-2018

what's up everybody whew it is the MN Beast

that's right and we got some football to talk about we have some Sunday football

the Minnesota Vikings going in to play the Washington Redskins my team

the Vikings going in to play the Washington Redskins so I got a quick

question for you what team do you think is the favorite realistically and who do

you think really is gonna win this game let me know your comments below also let

me know if you like it when I do these breakdowns when I do the over unders

like this my against the spreads like this so you can get a little scientific

mathematics way of looking at it all right so we're gonna get right into this

because I really do not like to make videos when it comes to my boys my

Vikings because I would rather say yes they're gonna go on to Washington

they're gonna win 38-14 maybe 17 and game over Minnesota goes home victory

dance but I gotta be realistic and I gotta give the real breakdown all right

my Minnesota Vikings right now your today are 6-2 for win record on the

road they're 2-1 because Sam Bradford got injured and they lost

against Pittsburgh Steelers 9-26 then they rebound on a road game they

wouldn't play the Chicago Bears at the berry and Chicago Bears were coming back

and what ended up happening still the Minnesota Vikings did overcome and win

22-17 all right then they went into Cleveland

right and played the Cleveland Browns and they won hands down 33-16 all right

now they have a 4 win streak all right they've won the last four games in a row

so there's win streak is four wins if you

and of all what the Vikings have scored in those three games they scored 62

points they've given their opponents allow their opponents to score a total

of 59 points on them all right so I do the math I divide it by three

and I equal it on their three game average they average let's just say 20

point 66 so let's just make that 21 and they get of nineteen point 66 so they

they give their opponents basically 20 points 21-20 so on the road they are

very close games all right even though you might look at 33-16 and 9-26 but

realistically by the numbers close games all right now the Washington Redskins

are 4-4 here today right a home they have played 4 games at home

there 2-2 they have one game so far as his win streak all right

now they lost against the Philadelphia Eagles at home imagine that Philadelphia

Eagles are really good team this year Philadelphia goes they played 32-17 loss

they play the Oakland Raiders they won at home against the Oakland Raiders 10 -

twice 7 then they went in and San Francisco 49ers came and played them

they won by two points 24 -26 very very close game Dallas Cowboys came into

Washington and it wasn't as close it was sort of like the Cleveland Browns game

33-19 they lost now I did the same as I did over there and I added up what

Washington gives their opponents to let them score on them

they give up their opponents an average out of those four games on average

but total 97 points they scored a 12-89 points I did the math I divide it by 4

and I'm not going to go into the place but you can see 24 point 25-22 points 25

so their opponents score an average of 24 points on them and they score and

ours 22 points all right well if you looked at that you'd say all right I'm

going to sort of my kind are gonna win if you go by that now we wanna first

before we even make that decision we have a 42 and a half over under under

over those lines spread all right that's what we want to know what should we take

should we take the under or should we take the over 42 and a half so I take

both of these numbers and I add them up right so just like this here's an arrow

going over to the 46 and a half that's Washington's and here's the Vikings they

add up is 40 and 40 point 32 so I take those two numbers I add those I equal it

I come up with 86 point 82 I divide that by 2 I come up with 40 3.41 now look at

that forty three point four one right Wow

just say that's forty three and a half 42 and a half one point difference very

close right imagine that so weird involved by doing that let's take the

over right and that's risky because we're talking one point we're gonna go

over we're gonna make that 43 and a half all right so if the line does change and

the over and unders go up let's just say it's 44 well then you know you're

probably gonna want to go under 44 if it stays the same your safe is around that

43 43 and a half either way under her over all right so that's where I'm going

on this I'm taking the 43 so I'm going to take

the 42 and a half of course right now success what it does I'm gonna go over

that easily now we want to know should we take the minus six and we knock the

minus six I'm saying sorry the bank goons have a minus one -1 on them

right right here I guess spread lines the Vikings are favored in this game by

minus one and the Redskins are of underdog at plus one all right well how

do we figure that out and how do we take a guess on that all right I take one

Minnesota's average they score right 20-point 66 I take what Washington gives

their opponents on average which is the 20 start at 20 4.25 right I take that

and of course I subtract the higher number to the lower number and Minnesota

gets that three point five nine okay so you can say it's R and a half then I do

the same thing with Washington I take what Washington averages is score which

is twenty two point twenty five and then what Minnesota Vikings allow their

opponents to score which is nineteen point sixty six I subtract those and I

come up with two and a half or you could say two point five nine now I know it's

at the Redskins so I give them my home field advantage

because it they are a home fill crowd I give them three points I add those two

together I come up with let's just say five and a half right so I bring down

the three and a half from the Vikings I carry it over to here I subtract those

two numbers and now we have a two-point line all right so you could say that

this game should be more or less Redskins favor let's do this Washington

- - okay now I am saying Washington - - but all the lines are saying no don't

take Washington - - so I would take that as a plus

that Washington is going to win this game

now you might be like well there's only at one point on this now this is the

flip side of that coin let's say we were going to take away that home-field

advantage right take that two and a half - that three now what do you come up

with that's right or I'm sorry - so now Minnesota Vikings are favored Wow pretty

close huh so this is really a very close game and

I think it is a trap game when I do that so I am gonna say Washington Redskins

win this game we're going to take over the 42 and a half I'm going to take

right now of course the plus one you want to give me one point on this game

whatever give me one point on this game but you

wanna know my insight little philosophy on this before I let you all go up every

time I pick against my Vikings when it comes to these two my Minnesota if I say

the Washington Redskins are gonna win my Vikings win if I say the Vikings are

gonna win the Washington Redskins win so take it as it is I'm taking why should

Redskins this week hoping my beckons win I'm taking the over 42 and a half and

I'm gonna take the plus one have yourselves a great day thank you for

watching and let me know in the comments below who you really think is gonna win

this game this daddy let me know in your comments below if you like how I do my

NFL breakdowns when I talk about against spreads over unders the vagus lines and

do it this way I like to know how everybody has their

opinion on things like this but we have a big big that's right Oh big game for

me that is they ever they total the points they get is 62 points again

Can Washington Redskins upset the Minnesota Vikings and win week 10 NFL in Washington 2017-2018

sixty two points a game let's start this one over see the society

Minnesota Vikings are 6-2 for the season Washington Redskins are 4-4 for the season Minnesota Vikings on the road are 2-1 with a 4 game winning streak Washington Redskins are at home 2-2 with a 1 game winning Streak Vegas lines say Minnesota Vikings are the favorite to win -1 and Washington Redskins +1 with a against the spread under/over 42.5 lets see a breakdown to see if I think Minnesota vikings win at Washington redskins or Washington redskins win at home week 10 of national football

Sunday NFL games the Sunday night NFL games

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Russian boy who claims he can remember previous life on Mars - Duration: 3:39.

A Russian boy claims that he lived on Mars before he was reborn on Earth.

Boriska Kipriyanovich, of Volgograd, Russia, further claims that he, along with "others"

has been sent to Earth to save the mankind from an apocalyptic.

His date of birth is January 11, 1996.

The first word "baba" he said at 4 months and since then, you can say, he started talking.

He made his first sentence in 7 months, these were the words "I want carnations".

When he was just one and a half, he was able to read, draw and paint and also possesses

an incredible memory.

At the same time, Boriska said that he used to live on Mars, that the planet is inhabited,

but survived the largest catastrophe in his history, lost the atmosphere, and now its

few inhabitants live in underground cities.

At that time, he often flew to Earth for scientific research purposes.

It seems that he himself controlled the spacecraft.

The boy has deep knowledge of space and its dimensions.

He is also aware of the structure of interplanetary UFOs.

He talks about that like an expert, draws UFOs on slates and explains the way they work.

Here is one of his stories: "It has six layers.

The upper layer of solid metal accounts for 25 percent, the second layer of rubber – 30

percent, the third layer of metal – 30 percent, and the last layer with magnetic properties

– 4 percent.

If we give energy to the magnetic layer, spaceships will be able to fly across the Universe."

Well, what child will come to mind that the spacecraft carrier will be in the form of

a "drop" - not at all like in movies or games.

It was during the time of the Lemurians civilization.

One day, at the age of five, he struck his parents by telling stories about Proserpine,

a planet that died hundreds of thousands, and maybe even millions of years ago.

And this word "Proserpine" was told to them, and not heard somewhere, because the parents

themselves almost for the first time heard from him about such a planet.

"It was cut by a ray, and it broke up into pieces," said Boriska, "physically the planet

ceased to exist, but its inhabitants teleported to the fifth dimension, which you call a parallel

world."We observed the death of the planet from Mars", he explained.

And then he said incredible

Speaking about the great Martian apocalyptic he said: 'No, I have no fear of death, for

we live eternally.

There was a catastrophe on Mars where I lived.

'People like us still live there.

There was a war between them.

Everything burnt down.

Only some of them survived.

They built shelters and created new weapons.'

He added that they grow to about 7ft tall, can breathe carbon dioxide and still live

on Mars but are now underground.

It is also reported that he said Martians so technologically advanced that they could

carry out interstellar travel.

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Healing Through Spiritual Song - Religious Songs Can Help Cancer Patients Heal - Duration: 4:30.

[Singing]

I grew up in a little Baptist Church called Mills Chapel Baptist Church and

it was right beside the house that I grew up in, so I tell everybody, every

time the church doors opened, I was there because there was nothing else to do

but go to church.

Dr. Jill Hamilton has come a long way as a nursing professor and researcher,

but her heart has never strayed far from Black Mountain, North Carolina,

where the grandmother who raised her with church and song championed her ambition to go to college.

"My grandmother used to always say to me,

'I couldn't go, but you gonna go.' She'd always brag on me, and you know she was

always encouraging, and so I think what motivates me now to really do what I do,

do the research that I ] do, do the nursing care that I do for the population is

because I used to always say, 'I want to do something to give back to people like my grandmama.'

So my passion even today is with the care of older and African Americans.

Because when I give back to them, I'm giving back to my grandmama."

Hamilton's most recent study intends to demonstrate that positive health

outcomes for African Americans with serious diseases like cancer can be

buoyed by religious comforts like favorite songs or Bible verses.

"When a patient first comes in, part of the assessment should be, 'Do you have a song

or Bible verse that you use when you are stressed, when you're worried, when you're

nervous, when you're anxious?' and we should document that in the chart."

Hamilton has amassed a database of several dozen, recordings showing people

reciting a prayer, Bible verse, or singing a song of comfort. She plans on sharing

the scenes with willing patients as part of a forthcoming study that will try and

find out to what degree this type of spiritual therapy can aid the healing process.

But when Hamilton began her work conventional wisdom was not on her side.

"They said, 'What else was published?' and I would say, 'Well, we're gonna change that!'

But at the time this was like in 1997, when I first started doing my

dissertation research, and it was absolutely forbidden just to talk about

God in healthcare. I was told, 'No, you can't do that,' but I kept doing it anyway

because that's what people that was what was important to the population.

We think of social support coming from a spouse, from a friend, from a family member,

and yes, African Americans have that also, but

for African Americans, and I'm sure for other racial ethnic groups as well,

but particularly for older African Americans, they have come to rely on God as a

source of support, and you can't ignore that, you can't separate it, because

God is as real in their network of support as any other close relative that we can actually see."

Cory Woodyatt is a student of Hamilton's who got the notion to try out her approach

during one of his clinical rotations. "The ER was busy. There was a lot of people,

there was a long line up for folks to get in and we received a new patient

who came into the main ED with his wife."

The patient was impaired and agitated, and so it was difficult for the medical staff to help him.

"He was getting a lot more anxious and he was shaking and he was trying to

get out of the bed, and he was getting more confused, so I pulled out my cell

phone and I put on 'Amazing Grace.' The moment that the song came on he calmed right down."

"Perceptions have changed about spirituality and now we realize

that is a very important part of health care.

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What is good trendy fabulous sexy friends.

This is IO trends, where we talk about whats trending.

My name is charlotte and that's llama the drama correspondent.

We've got some huge topics to talk about today so lets just jump right in shall we.

Our top story today is about singer songwriter SIA winning the internet.

So here's the deal, Some jerkface paparazzi tried to sell nude photographs of her.

One photo specifically shows a picture of her naked from the back.

The photographer apparently took this photo at a close distance without permission.

I will say, damn sia you thick doe right llama.

So, sia, being the queen she is, decided to take everybody by surprise and tweet the photo

with the caption, someone is apparently trying to sell naked photos of me to my fans.

Save your money.

Here it is for free.

What a legend.

How cool would it be if every celelbrity responded to nude photo leaks this way?

This is is especially amazing for sia who is notoriously private.

I mean…she wears wigs to cover her face.

Sias tweet at this time has gone viral, and has garnered over half a million likes at

the time this video was filmed.

Most of the comments are fans praising her for her body and bravery.

What do you think about all this llama?

Llama: Where are your nudes?

Moving right along now, Kylie Jenner fans are accusing her of not being really pregnant

because they spotted tampons in a photo she shared on snapchat.

The photo shows a haul of junk food that she and a group of friends planned on eating during

a girls night.

Kylie is reported to be expecting her first child in early 2018, and the father is said

to be travis scott.

The rumors have not been confirmed because they are trying to keep the news under raps

so that everyone watches the new season of keeping up with the kardashians.

What do you think llama?

Is she really pregnant?

Llama: Probably.

Yeah, I think so too.

I would like to remind everyone that it is totally possible for the tampons to be for

someone else.

Judging by the junk food haul, someone in that group of friends definitely has their

period.

Amirite?

Lastly for today, You can now finally type 280 characters on twitter, rather than the

140 we are all so accustomed with.

Finally I can actually write an entire thought in one tweet, rather than splitting it up

into three.

Responses to the change have been somewhat mixed.

Yes, it'll be nice to not have to edit my tweets to make them shorter, but at the same

time, now you gotta read a ton of tweets that are close to 280 characters long.

The great thing about twitter was that tweets were short and sweet.

Now dumb tweets are going to be twice as long and waste twice the amount of your time.

Fran Bo – Llama should have his own emoji . That's what I'm talkin about.

Chloe Huff – You guys are back – Yes we are, starting next week we will only be posting

videos 3 times a week.

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Jokes Seth Can't Tell with Hillary Rodham Clinton - Duration: 5:03.

-Here at "Late Night,"

every night, I deliver a monologue

compromised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers.

As a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk

that, due to my being a straight white male,

would be difficult for me to deliver,

but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them.

So we'd like to share them with you now

in a segment called "Jokes Seth Can't Tell."

♪♪

These are two of our writers, Amber and Jenny.

-I'm black. -And I'm gay.

-And we're both women. -And I'm not.

So here's how this works.

I'll read the setups for these jokes,

and Amber and Jenny will read the punch lines.

Here it goes.

The Detroit metro area will hold a new event next month

called Black Restaurant Week.

-A black restaurant is like a white restaurant

except it's a Popeyes.

[ Laughter ]

-According to a recent article, lesbian couples

are two and a half times more likely to get divorced

than gay male couples.

-Because it's easier to move out when you already have a truck.

[ Laughter ]

-After failing an inspection,

a British hospital is currently on black alert.

-Also on black alert,

J.C. Penney any time I'm there.

-Do you really get followed around when you shop?

-I get followed around everywhere.

I'm being followed right now.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Fun!

The late astronaut Sally Ride recently became

the first lesbian to be made into a LEGO figure.

-While the rest of lesbians

will have to settle for having a LEGO figure.

-[ Laughs ]

-[ Laughs ]

-I didn't know Sally Ride was a lesbian.

-Oh, please, Seth. She was an astronaut.

Only a lesbian would work that hard

to get a job where you wear coveralls.

-Okay.

A black firefighter was recently awarded $350,000

in a discrimination suit.

-Discrimination suit.

Or, as black people call it, a hoodie.

-Amber!

-Do not wear a discrimination suit to J.C. Penney.

-Okay.

Beijing was recently named

the world's least gay-friendly place.

-While the world's least lesbian-friendly place

is Sephora.

[ Laughter ]

-A Chicago Tribune report

found that black residents pay the most for water.

-Well, yeah, 'cause you have to pay for the water

and the Kool-Aid packet.

-[ Laughs ]

-The Disney Channel announced that it will soon feature

its first-ever gay story line.

-While their first lesbian story line

was someone owning 101 dogs.

-Hm.

Hey, Jenny, why do lesbians own so many dogs?

-You need someone to watch your cats.

-Okay.

Wait. All right. Hold on.

This next joke seems really specific.

I don't know if it applies to either of you.

-Oh, that's okay. We brought a friend to help us.

Come on out!

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Cheers and applause continue ]

[ Cheers and applause continue ]

-That is, uh, definitely

the exact same amount of applause that you got, Amber.

-Oh, cool!

-Thank you so much for being here.

-Well, thanks for having me. -All right. Let's do this.

According to a recent article, chardonnay is making a comeback.

-And they said I wouldn't be able to create jobs.

[ Laughter ]

[ Applause ]

-That was great. Here's another one.

The retractable roof on Atlanta's NFL stadium

is not working properly.

-Oh, well, at least that ceiling's broken.

-All right. Want to try one more?

-Sure. -All right.

According to a recent report,

koalas may be extinct by the year 2040.

-And according to Fox News, that's my fault.

-Very. [ Laughs ] Very well done.

Very well done. -Thank you.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-So -- So...

Seth, why don't you tell one? -Oh, I couldn't!

-Oh, come on!

-Oh, I don't feel like it'll end well.

-Just one! You got to do it!

-Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. -Okay.

-Playbill magazine reported

that a new lesbian musical is coming to Broadway.

It's called "Clunky Boots."

-How dare you! -You told me it would be okay!

-[ Laughs ]

You know, really, Seth, that was pretty terrible.

-Shame on you, Seth! -No! No!

Black women and lesbians and popular-vote winners are liars!

♪♪

We'll be right back

with Hillary Rodham Clinton, everybody.

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HUGE Pot Alert! Can Pocket Tens Escape Esfandiari's Set? | S5 E28 Poker Night in America - Duration: 21:26.

- From Playground Poker Club

in Kahnawake, Quebec, this is Poker Night in America.

(upbeat music)

What's up, guys?

Welcome to Poker Night Presents, Party Poker Live

at The Playground Poker Club in Montreal.

I'm not Chris Hanson, nor am I Joe Stapleton,

I am Doug Polk.

Who let the Dougs out?

UNC Wilmington did, because I did not graduate,

but look who's laughing now.

I'm on your (bleep) TV, dad.

This is a quick look at the stacks

we've got coming in for today,

three people buying in for 100,000,

three people buying in for 200,000,

some deep stack poker begins right now.

Our blind structure will be the same as yesterday,

one hundred, two hundred dollar blinds

with a 300 dollar ante on only the big blind.

Right out of the gate here, Roberts looks down

a pack of tens, opening at 1500.

We also have Jeff Gross in the mix today.

Good to see another YouTuber making it in there.

He gets out of the way, though,

and Antonio has pocket fours and called the open.

(poker players chattering)

Nine, six, four, nice way to open the sesh here, Antonio.

(poker players chattering

Now, Roberts checks on nine, six, four and

with an over pair, she's clearly going to be check calling,

(poker players chattering)

but she's actually thinking about check raising.

Now, Antonio is very excited about the way this is going,

but he wants to call and give Roberts a chance

to lose more money on later streaks.

The deuce on the turn looks like a good card for Roberts,

but in reality it's a terrible one.

She wisely checks anyway and now

Antonio's gonna bet with his set.

17,000 is a healthy sized bet, around 2/3 of the pot,

and back over to Roberts with pocket tens,

and this is one of the problems

with fast playing your over pairs,

facing a bet in the flop, you build a pot

that might me a bit larger than you're looking to play,

however you have the over pair, probably gonna

end up putting a call here and playing some rivers.

(poker players chattering)

And Roberts makes the call.

(poker players chattering)

The jack of diamonds on the river could be a saving grace

for Roberts as now, if Antonio is bluffing

with a hand that hid a jack, she's beat.

Once again, Antonio has one of the best kinds

of spots in poker, how much money

should I bet and try and get paid?

Something in the 40 to 45,000 range looks about right,

but he is swinging for the fences, 100,000 to go

for the rest of Roberts buy in.

Now, what can Roberts beat?

Maybe a hand like 8, 7 suited, a missed straight draw,

maybe a hand like some back door clubs that also missed,

but she also has to realize that

there's a possibility that Antonio has three of a kind.

(poker players chattering)

Chips, please.

And the straddle's back on, Yong straddling

to 400 dollars under the gun.

(poker players chattering)

Ace, king for Krpan opening up at 1500,

Roberts probably on a little bit of tilt

with a queen, eight call here.

It can be tough when you get stacked

to try and play conservative in small pots,

but you have to maintain that discipline

or the flood gates will open.

Jeff Gross getting into the mix, five, four suited.

Why not bump it up?

He's here to play, let's see those cards in the muck,

but what he doesn't realize, he's up against Big Slick.

(poker players chattering)

Yong also with pocket eights in

straddle, gonna make the call.

In a previous episode, we saw Krpan fold

ace, king to a three bet, but here,

he's in there and he's looking to play a flop.

Looks like we got a little pot.

Now, how spewy is Roberts feeling,

because this is not a call three bet hand.

(poker players chattering)

Discipline, nice to see, reels it in,

not gonna tilt it off, I like it.

Three solid hands here, let's take a flop,

(poker players chattering)

and this flop is action city.

Yong flops top set, Jeff Gross has a

double gutter as well as a back door flush draw.

It's such a great spot to get

this hand in Jeff's situation, because it looks like

he has a hand like jacks, queens, or kings.

It does not look like he's on a draw.

Now, Yong decided just to flat call

the flop with his pocket eights.

I think raising or calling can both be good.

Krpan wisely gets out of the way

and we're heads up to the turn.

(poker players chattering)

The turn deuce is a terrible card for Jeff.

He's now dead against a full house, which guess what?

Yong has and this card might make him wanna bluff.

His opponent's less likely to have a set

when there were two deuces out there,

but Jeff wisely checks here on the turn.

(poker players chattering)

Very conservative play from Jeff, works out here.

I wouldn't mind seeing a bet on the turn

and get your opponent to fold hands like nines.

That would have been a gross river for Jeff

had he made the call and hit a straight.

He was a Yong shot to say the least.

Sorry, I apologize, that was terrible.

I need to excuse myself, we'll be right back.

- Welcome back to Poker Night Presents,

Party Poker Live at The Playground Poker Club in Montreal.

Giddy up, there's a double straddle on the felt,

and this town isn't big enough for the both of 'em.

Roberts making it 400 out of the gun, Antonio re-straddling

to 800, so the stakes just went up.

Extra folds for Roberts who bumps it up with ace, eight.

Antonio, without hesitation takes a flop,

got the computer hand, he's ready to go.

(poker players chattering)

Both players catch a piece, Roberts flops

top pair, Antonio flops middle pair.

I think Roberts probably should have

but the flop and gotten some value,

but it's okay to every now and then trap.

She's gotta put her foot on the gas now, though.

She's got a good hand and if Antonio

does have a pair, he's gonna give her some action.

So, she bets 3500 and Antonio

doesn't have much choice but to call,

and so he raises and I'm not exactly

sure what he's trying to do here.

Is it a bluff, is it a value bet?

I don't know and Roberts doesn't know either.

She's clearly going to call.

She's reaching for big chips, does she sense weakness?

She just goes for the flat call.

Now, Antonio has to know there's a good chance he's behind.

The river is the king of clubs,

which changes things quite a bit.

Tens now are straight, backdoor flush gets in.

Both players are not very happy with their hand strength,

and it might be a reasonable opportunity

for Antonio to just turn his hand

to a bluff and go for it.

The problem is Roberts could have

some strong hands that raise pre-flop

like kings or an ace or maybe even a hand like ace, ten,

so he has to be a little afraid of this river,

but he also has to know his queen is never good.

He loads the gun and he fires for

21,000 here, a big bet on the river.

He's saying, "I know you have the ace

and you simply can't call."

One of the best things about the way Antonio plays

is he's aggressive and he fights for pots.

Now, sometimes, that can be expensive

and your opponents could own you,

but in tough spots like this, has a way of working out.

(poker players chattering)

Tough spot for Roberts, what's she going to do?

(poker players chattering)

She makes an excellent call with her ace,

Antonio tables the bluff, and Roberts picks him off

right after he just stacked her for value.

(poker players chattering)

Big call and she's back on the scoreboard.

Another hand straddled and re-straddled.

Yong opening the button to 3,000

with king seven of diamonds, certainly

a playable hand on the button.

(poker players chattering)

Lauren, Bob Safai would play any hand, he just

has to be dealt in, he's not gonna leave you hangin'.

Antonio just a call pre-flop here with ace, queen.

Wouldn't mind seeing a three above, but call is also okay.

Jack, ten, three rainbow.

Both players pretty much brick.

Antonio does have a gutter to the nuts

and Yong has a backdoor flush draw.

And that turn heats things up a bit.

Antonio now with the double gutter

and Yong turns a flush draw and a straight draw as well.

Yong bets 4,000 here, I like this play, try and take

the pot down and if they do call, you have a lot of equity.

Now, what does Antonio do?

Classic Antonio, coming in raising,

and now Yong has a pretty interesting decision.

He's getting fairly good odds to call,

almost three to one in his money,

so calling here, just to try and hit

the flush or the straight might not be a bad play.

(whistling)

I'll tell you what's always a bad play, whistling.

We've got a pot brewing.

And that is an action card, the nuts for Yong

on the river, top pair for Antonio,

you couldn't ask for a more action packed river.

Now, Antonio has gotta slow down,

he's gotta pump the breaks a little bit.

His opponent can have hands that beat him.

He could have a hand like jack, eight,

or ten, eight, or eight, eight,

so when you have ace, queen, you gotta slow down.

There's also the chance of the flush,

although it's not too likely.

Yong now has to decide what does he think Antonio has

and pick a size that makes sense against it.

50,000 is a huge bet, the pot was just 30,000 dollars

before this bet, but Yong knows

how stationy Esfandiari can play.

(poker players chattering)

Now, Antonio has a very difficult decision here.

He has top pair, but his opponent

is saying that he has, pretty much, a straight or better.

(poker players chattering)

Antonio would prefer to have a diamond in his hand,

so his opponent's less likely to

have a flush, but he doesn't have one.

(poker players chattering)

So, now the question is, does he

think Yong is just a bluffalo or

does he think he actually woke up with the goods?

Good lay down from Antonio, he let's it go

versus the 50K bet where they had it,

calls the 50K bet they're bluffing,

I mean, that's just playing good poker.

Antonio Esfandiari makes the correct decision

and relinquishes top pair top picker.

Now, you make the right decision and stick around,

because we'll be right back after this.

- Welcome back to Poker Night Presents,

Party Poker Live in The Playground Poker Club in Montreal.

And the triple straddle's back on.

Jeff Gross calls with the ace, jack to an end position.

Sam Trickett raises ace, ten suited out of position,

this is how you wanna be playing poker.

Nine, four off not a very strong hand to play

and the action is back over to Jeff Gross.

He's going to at least call, he might

be debating the merit of raising.

He's gonna call, we've actually got two

pretty strong hands here, let's take the flop.

Both players brick very dry board, queen, seven

deuce rainbow, it doesn't get much more dry than this.

There are no straight draws, no flush draws,

you either hit that queen or you didn't,

which makes it a pretty good spot to go for a bluff see bet.

Trickett's gonna take that opportunity

and bets 5500 on the flop, now we have

a bit of a close spot for Jeff.

He does have the backdoor nut flush draw,

he does have some turns he can turn gut shots on,

and ace gives him top pair, it's a fairly small bet.

I'd like to see a call here and go from there.

And that turn is great for Jeff Gross,

he picks up the nut flush draw,

and now he's certainly going nowhere.

For Trickett, can he still really fire here?

He has no equity, he just has one over card.

I don't know if this is the hand

he wants to pick to go to town with.

Sam disagrees and fires out 18,000 here on the turn.

Now, if you're Jeff Gross, you don't

call this flop to fold this turn.

So, we're gonna see him call again, and if a club

doesn't come, it's gonna be tough for Jeff to win this hand.

Could Jeff possibly be thinking about raising here?

And he does, pulls the trigger,

awesome play from Jeff Gross, puts so much

pressure on Sam Trickett, who was trying to bluff him,

but it does not work, and I love

mixing in the raise here on the turn from Jeff.

These kinds of plays are what

separate good players from the pack.

Yong raises it up to 2500 with quite a bad hand,

he does have the button, but even then,

this is probably a hand he could let go.

Krpan's gonna take a flop with ace, ten

and now, Roberts in the straddle,

and the price of poker is going up,

6400 to go with jack, ten suited, a pretty hand,

makes sense to every now and then raise it up,

especially if the button's getting

really out of line and raising with hands like six, four,

works out in a pretty big way.

Yong has a terrible hand, but he is priced into the pot,

so he calls and we're taking a flop.

And that is a flop, Roberts flops a flush,

Yong gets no piece of it and she quickly

checks over to her opponent, setting the trap.

Yong does not fall in.

Once again, Roberts checks, and this is

always a dangerous situation to trap.

If your opponent doesn't start firing at some point,

then you just don't build the pot,

and you wanna, in general, try to

play big pots with your good hands.

However, if you think that they'll get out of line,

then trapping them can be quite good.

I'm not exactly sure what Yong

is trying to do here on the turn with his six.

He's gonna get action from better hands

and make worse hands fold, so I'm not a big fan of this.

Roberts now springs to life with the check raise.

Even though it doesn't feel good,

Yong has to let it go at this point.

If Roberts has a strong hand, he's dead,

but he's going nowhere and we're taking a river.

Off suite deuce, nothing has changed here

for either player and Roberts seems to fire again.

If you check here, your opponent's not going to bite,

because they know you either have a good hand or a bluff,

but she needs to fight here, make it on the big side and

possibly get some value from hands like a king or a nine.

It's not too likely that Yong's gonna call with a six,

but you never know, sometimes people like to look you up.

She's reaching for chips.

28,000 to go again on the river,

and Yong raises it up to 75,000.

Normally for this play, you wanna

have a heart in your hand, so your

opponent's less likely to have a flush, but he's just

doing it, 'cause he simply does not believe her.

Unfortunately, though, Roberts does have the third nuts.

I think, at this point, Roberts is

debating to go all in or to just call.

And she goes for the value.

Lauren Roberts collects a 320,000 dollar pot

on her way into the lead here on day two.

Lauren Roberts digs herself out of the hole

and is now standing tall on a couple of stacks.

What are the odds of flopping a flush

on a hand you three bet from the straddle?

I have no idea, I'm just reading words off a teleprompter.

We'll figure out the math when we return.

- The session's just kicking off

and we already have some big ups and downs.

Antonio Esfandiari up 63,000, Rob Yong down 64,000,

and Lauren Roberts fought her way back

to be barely up on the session.

Next time on Poker Night Presents

Party Poker Live at Playground Poker Club,

Jeff Gross is betrayed by one of his besties

for the resties and Sam Trickett

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