THE CDC KNOWINGLY LIED ABOUT MERCURY IN VACCINES� HERE�S PROOF.
by Catherine J Frompovich.
Finally it�s coming to light and the fact is being told: Vaccines given to infants contained
inordinate amounts of ethylmercury in the form of Thimerosal; the CDC knew about it
and conspired to keep the devastating reality of mercury damage from healthcare consumers
and public health agencies.
A true crime against humanity and nothing short of federal agency child abuse!
Thanks to the intrepid vaccine safety advocacy work by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his writing
partner Lyn Redwood, RN, MSN, we learn, FDA�s Center for Biologics Evaluation and
Research (CBER) was responsible for adding up the cumulative exposure to mercury from
infant vaccines, a simple calculation that, astonishingly, had never been performed by
either the FDA or the CDC.
When the agency finally performed that basic calculation, the regulators realized that
a six month-old infant who received thimerosal-preserved vaccines following the recommended CDC vaccine
schedule would have received a jaw dropping 187.5 micrograms of mercury.
[1] [CJF emphasis added] Those calculations were made back in the late
1990s and CDC officials have been covering up their voodoo vaccine consensus science
ever since!
Those actions should be prosecuted as crimes against humanity, including excessive child
abuse by a government agency, and the CDC should be revamped from the inside out; restructured;
and �surgically� separated from Big Pharma.
The CDC brainwashing of the global medical profession, international health agencies
and the media regarding the deceitfulness of vaccine �safety� is nothing short of
criminal action, which must be addressed at every level: local school districts, state
health agencies, national courts globally, and the World Health Organization, a �mouthpiece�
of CDC�s deceitfulness and fraudulent research and health recommendations.
None comes to mind more so than the CDC�s always trotting out the indicted Poul Thorsen�s
infamous research that vaccines don�t cause autism!
What does mercury affect in the human body?
The brain and central nervous system!
This chart represents models of mercury in blood and tissues formulated by Dr. Barry
Rumack, MD, a consultant who offered �toxicologic and pharmacologic evaluation of drugs, biological
and potentially toxic or hazardous agents for government and industry [1].�
Screenshot 2017-01-30 at 2.29.20 AM According to Kennedy and Redwood�s article,
There was no point in time from birth to approximately 16-18 months of age that infants were below
the EPA guidelines for allowable mercury exposure.
In fact, according to the models, blood and body burden levels of mercury peaked at six
months of age at a shockingly high level of 120ng/liter.
To put this in perspective, the CDC classifies mercury poisoning as blood levels of mercury
greater than 10 ng/L. [CJF emphasis] A most egregious aspect of the cover up is
what happened within the CDC, as reported: [T]he FDA assigned a pediatrician with little
knowledge of toxicology to oversee its public reporting.
When Dr. Leslie Ball was asked why she reported the mercury exposure levels in this deceptive
fashion, she responded, �That is what I was told to do.� [1, pg.2]
The Kennedy-Redwood article, which I highly recommend you read in full, ends with
Ignoring Etzel�s [U.S. Department of Agriculture�s Ruth Etzel, MD] wise advice, the CDC elected
to paper over their catastrophic mistake and double down on vaccine mercury.
By continuing to allow thimerosal to be used in vaccines, the CDC is causing harm to American
pregnant women, their growing babies and to 100 million children all over the planet.
And now we have proof that our regulators know exactly what they are doing.
President Trump has tasked Robert Kennedy Jr. with heading up an investigative commission
regarding vaccines.
Here are my concerns about: 1.
Robert Kennedy Jr. will meet up with his uncle�s and father�s fate of being shot.
It�s not past vested interests to go to any lengths to protect their turf and enforce
their agendas.
2.
Big Pharma will be allowed to get more than its nose under the tent during the investigation.
Big Pharma should be kept in outer space with independent scientists performing all assessments.
3.
Congress must not turn a deaf ear and blind eye on what�s being uncovered, as Congress
probably has more responsibility than anyone by granting vaccine makers what turned out
to be a �get out of jail free� card in the vaccine law Congress passed in 1986.
It must be replaced with equitable law, since the vaccine court masters do a very poor job
of implementing the real intent of the law.
4.
Vaccine law in the USA must be changed to enforce consumers� rights to sue vaccine
makers individually and collectively for promoting fraudulent vaccine science; product liability
disasters; child abuse; and crimes against humanity.
5.
Big Pharma and its lobbyists by law must be prohibited from lobbying Congress and federal
agencies.
6.
Pregnant women should not be mandated to receive vaccines.
Nothing short of the above even can begin to rectify some of the horrors perpetrated
upon several generations of children globally.
California should be ashamed of itself and its SB277 [2]!
Richard Pan, MD, should be struck from medical licensure and not permitted to practice.
By the way, if readers really want to know the health problems associated with many other
neurotoxins and chemicals in vaccines than ethylmercury, which still is in vaccines,
you may want to read my book Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don�t Know About Vaccines.
It discusses from published peer review science and journals what those toxic ingredients
do in the body.
However, I wish Robert Kennedy Jr. would also take a very serious look at microwave radiation
EMFs/RFs and the non-thermal radiation wave adverse health effects they are causing.
I predict they, along with G5-in-the-sky, will be worse than the autism pandemic we
are experiencing in our children: one in 10,000-15,000 in the 1970s; one in 68 in the USA.
Check out other countries here.
We�ve seen the demonstrations for women�s rights after the Trump inauguration.
Well, isn�t it time to organize about the rights of fetuses, newborns, infants, and
toddlers being subjected to apparently legal and condoned chemical child abuse which is
making them the sickest demographic statistic of all time for children regarding chronic
diseases?
Chronic conditions now affect 15 percent to 18 percent of children and teens, and even
those estimates may not fully account for obesity and mental health woes, the Harvard
team said.
[3] Let�s protect the future of humankind, our
children!
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3 Things You NEED to Know About the Yan 3! - Duration: 2:46.
Hey YouTube it's me Spotty!
Hope you're all doing great!
Today, I'm bringing you guys the 3 most important things that you need to know if
you're looking to buy the Yan Cheng Yan 3.
So getting right into it, number 1.
This cube has a pretty painful break in process and it doesn't perform that well until you
put some TLC into it.
Out of the box this puzzle performs pretty well (?) but there's some really unbearable
catching that occurs, which makes solving on it not that pleasant.
Now lubing and tensioning will, but not by much.
What you really need is some serious breaking in.
The catches I experienced didn't start to go away until I put at least 300 or so solves
into it which normally isn't that hard to do.
It takes some time but the issue that I had with this particular cube is that while breaking
it in, I wasn't able to get my normal times on it and overall my solves were really inconsistent.
So on top of the catches, this made breaking in the puzzle even more tedious and just not
enjoyable whatsoever.
So if you're looking to pick up this puzzle then just keep in mind that this cube doesn't
'get good' until you put some time and solves into it.
Okay, number 2.
The Yan 3 is nothing spectacular or revolutionary, but great nonetheless after breaking in.
And for the performance you are getting, the price is really quite nice especially compared
to some other puzzles that have been released recently like the Valk 3 or Gans Air which
can normally be found from around $15 - $20 US depending on the store you pick these up
from.
The Yan 3 can be bought for less than 11 at Cubezz which isn't a huge difference but
if you're looking for a very comparable option and wouldn't mind saving a couple
dollars then the Yan 3 is something you might want to look into.
And last but not least, number 3.
The feel.
Now no review would be complete without going over the feel because this is one of the largest
factors that nowdays would make you lean from one cube to another.
Now the feel of this cube is kinda strange.
It's smooth when turning slow but if you go a bit faster then the feeling is more crispy
and crunchy as well.
The turning all round is also really light and airy which I know a lot of people like.
(Cube noise) So overall, the Yan 3 is an interesting puzzle.
It has a painful break in process but otherwise very good performance especially for the price
you're paying.
This cube isn't going to become my main because I prefer the feeling of my Valk3 but
I wouldn't be surprised if quite a few people do switch.
If you are interested in picking up this puzzle then I will leave a link to it down below.
But, that just about wraps up this video.
Thanks to Cubezz for helping me get my hands on this puzzle, thank you guys for watching
and I will catch you all soon!
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Netanyahu 'Trump is right' about border wall - Duration: 2:32.
Netanyahu 'Trump is right' about border wall.
By JOEL GEHRKE.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called President Trump's proposed border wall
a "great idea" for preventing illegal immigration.
"President Trump is right," Neyanyahu tweeted Saturday.
"I built a wall along Israel's southern border.
It stopped all illegal immigration.
Great success.
Great idea."
Netanyahu's praise could appeal to Trump, who is under fire from international critics
over a series of immigration-related executive orders, including mandates to suspend refugee
resettlement in the United States and build the wall.
Trump cited Israel's wall throughout the presidential campaign to deflect criticism that a wall
on the U.S.-Mexico border wouldn't be prudent.
"Look the wall is necessary," Trump said Thursday on Fox News.
"That's not just politics, and yet it is good for the heart of the nation in a certain way
because people want protection.
And a wall protects.
All you have to do is ask Israel.
They were having a total disaster coming across, and they had a wall.
It's 99.9 percent stoppage."
The Israeli fencing hasn't been a perfect success at keeping illegal immigrants out
of the country.
"Depending on the season, up to 60,000 Palestinians without work permits sneak across the barrier
to work in construction, agriculture or service industries in Israel, either through gaps
in the route or by utilizing the services of local smugglers," according to the New
York Times.
"And occasionally, the system is defeated by Palestinians who carry out terrorist attacks."
The company that built the Israeli border fencing hopes to be involved in the U.S. project,
with the warning that walls are only effective in populated areas.
"If you're in an open spaces, which is more like a desert in a way, not a lot of vegetation,
and no nearby cities, then you know putting a fence for thousands of kilometers or miles
it just doesn't make sense," Hagai Katz, a spokesman for Magal Security Systems, told
the Intercept in August.
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CHEAP VEGAN GROCERY HALL for Vegan Couple!! $22.50 Per Person Per Week! - Duration: 9:53.
hello everyone good morning welcome back
to our channel one-half of you can vent
out my boyfriend right now is out with
my dad in Georgia so I'm filming this by
myself i just finished grocery shopping
with his three different places and I do
that because I try to find all the atoms
because I can possibly get them i went
to 32 replaces to do that and i'm going
to show you everything now here we go
also guys just wanted to say if you hear
me like breathing heavily it's because
i'm just getting over a cold and my nose
is completely stuffed up and my throat
is still kind of sore a little bit and
that's what's going on with me right now
the first place I went to is a little
produce stand that I actually just found
in my town we moved here I would love to
say we just continue but we actually
moved here five years ago I still
haven't really gotten my bearings in the
area that we are at because I still
spend all of my time and the area i
moved from with a lot of time in the
town that I live in right now until
today I had fun a produce stand that I
liked as much as the protest and I
previously with two sorry for that
motorcycle class advice but I did go to
produce stand today the new one and it's
in my town to super close and that's
really awesome and the couple that only
are so nice
it was amazing i'm she actually cakes
and she says that they have a lot of
vegans that go to their priest and and
so the vegans would always turn down
their offers at the bakery items so she
converted everything to now her whole
bakery is beginning so i could not turn
down the opportunity to buy a strawberry
red so i will show you that as well so
here's what i got from the first place
to produce stand I got two things of the
manor house i usually buy a little bit
more than just because Chase loves
bananas but we actually still have some
left over from last week so we'll just
use those to about 1 green pepper which
i'm going to put in a curry soup
two onions with the disease for like
everything here is the strawberry red I
was telling you about mind to try it a
little bit
that looks really good the woman that
there's actually only five ingredients
and this whole thing so it's super
healthy and about three keys and going
to make the noodles tonight so that's
what i got in the first place and this
also holds up to be eleven dollars and
six of those dollars are from the little
things quickly dollars so everything
else would have been like this is
everything I got at the dollar tree and
spent ten dollars betting sense i got
two things of the heart which I really
good we're obviously oatmeal but if you
actually just water and coconut for
putting on the not gonna get super
creamy with all you've been cooking it
so I took it with me to work like that
sometimes
so we got two of them this will last us
two weeks i got one set of mixed berry
was a dollar
everything here is one dollar peace
talks with distance movies i've never
tried to support that they are veggie
burgers they are being anyone is a
vegetarian I want to come with the
package I forgetting the try but I
normally do not buy this with large item
something else that was employed item is
this like an apple cider so that
photo destroyers I've never tried it
before but I love activity was really
good so I want to get out of my eyes
don't buy that and then back here we
have two boxes of pasta so I have over
and today's offset normally i do five
more positive and not because this is
the plus two weeks pregnant with you but
this stuff should last us two weeks and
on my hind more possible than that but
we still have tons of leftover pasta in
the pantry so not going to purchase any
more that we really needed some more
spices so i bought parsley and they look
and then I just got a garlic and herb
office and that is everything from the
dollar tree been ten dollars emphasis on
sex then here's the fun part
this is everything from walmart i got
cashews which I'm going to soak
overnight and using a recipe in second
alfredo sauce i got be brownies because
they are feeling i think i'm going to
school you're supposed to ask me two
weeks but Chase loves eating them so are
you end up buying one board then I have
romain letter i do have more likely to
spread but Romain is my favorite so
about domain so i gotta canada chickpea
case like the foot he called us being
soup mix mechana slappy and the canister
believe always resist and he was a
little bit of a good boy
so we have Montana's succeed for Kansas
lacking then we have all of our d items
i got two things to 52 contenders
these are one of the first things we
tried never repeated and we absolutely
love them and recommend to everyone
honestly I don't taste the difference
between this and two contenders before I
really get like these successes silks
highly highly highly recommend this is
there a beef with around the place we
probably we really like this it's not a
favorite but it down because he makes
paprika garlic powder and onion powder
it's really good so we use that in our
vegan shepherd's pie
the only difference is that these pieces
are a little bit like bigger in size
like that
so yeah sort of a little bit bigger than
the other of regular ground beef that we
got was the greenery being arrested
normal again two things green pretty but
I have one left over that my dad thought
so we have one of these and we put them
to make increasing so we just put this
with some coconut milk and green pepper
and onion and you
let's drop and expulsion
that I have this thing of mushrooms
chopped them up really finely indeed go
into our sugar pie
we don't really like well like mushrooms
I don't like them that left if I can
taste like they're very like
overpowering dirt taste
I don't like a stone they go inside of
other districts and we got grits for
breakfast again this business social
optimist about two weeks so we get one
thing Fred ignore my hat and keeping of
oatmeal two things of oatmeal so that
should last already established the
counter so that's so then we have our
captain crunch because it is my guilty
pleasure I love them and change those
serials but we really happened to your
own hand so we don't have to buy the way
so just to tell you again how much we
spent I spent eleven dollars at the
produce stand then at the dollar tree we
spent ten dollars and seventeen cents at
walmart we send thirty-eight dollars in
length and I got some stuff I bought
from the dollar tree was just on a whim
stuff I didn't have to buy it by any
means just also side note all the food
should last us two weeks but next friday
if we are running low on something i do
go out and purchase more food and I try
to keep that under twenty dollars so if
you're going off of everything we
purchased here for this entire week and
then allowing us twenty dollars to spend
next friday in case we need more food we
would spend ninety nine dollars and also
keep in mind i bought a strawberry bread
for six dollars that was absolutely not
necessary i just wanted to contribute to
the couple that owns the produce stand
because they were really nice so but six
dollars on that and i bought two things
at the dollar tree that we are
absolutely not necessary i shall go
ahead take four things at dollar tree
because the parsley in the basal i
normally do not have to buy so we spent
six dollars on that bread
like it's like fruitcake and then four
dollars at the dollar tree that we
didn't have to spend left ten dollars we
didn't have to spend that would bring
our total down to eight dollars for two
weeks so anyone who says it's expensive
to begin is like ridiculous and we just
have the research so yeah that is my
food hall and i will see been the next
video please make sure you subscribe to
our channels that you can stay
up-to-date when we post new videos and
help us spread the word by liking this
video and subscribe to us and we will
see you guys next time bye
so I already took a bite out of it but i
think i was telling my son it is the
bomb
I would read it maybe like seven and a
half a ton offense is awful
it's not usually it's like perfect
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THE ONE THING I NEED TO CHANGE ABOUT MYSELF | CNY 2017 - Duration: 4:23.
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Machine Gun Kelly, Camilla Cabello - Bad Things (LIVE), The Ellen DeGeneres Show - Duration: 1:58.
Former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello took to the stage at The Ellen DeGeneres Show
for her first live performance as a solo artist. And she killed it.
She performed with rapper Machine Gun Kelly and all of her notes were on point. It was
arguably better than the original. She released the song back in October when she was still
with Fifth Harmony. It reached number 6 on the United States Billboard Top 100.
The pop superstar pulled a Beyonce and split from the group in December. Fifth Harmony
was formed on the X Factor and they still go by their original name. Her former bandmates Normani
Kordei, Lauren Juaregui, Dinah Jane and Ally Brooke alleged they were informed of her decision
only through her representatives. Cabello refuted those claims with a statement confirming
"the girls were aware of my feelings through the long, much needed conversations about
the future that we had during tour."
Fifth Harmony is still going strong however. They took the stage for the first as a quartet
during the 2017 People's Choice Awards. They also took home the award for Favorite
Group.
What did you think of Camilla Cabello and Machine Gun Kelly's Live performance of
"Bad Things" on The Ellen DeGeneres show? Let me know in the comments below and don't
forget to subscribe.
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RHOA: Was Porsha Williams Attacked About Her Anger Management? (Season 9, Episode 12) | Bravo - Duration: 2:05.
- Wait, are you under emotional
distress or something
that you need support?
- If I feel like I'm under emotional distress,
I want my support.
I'm very open about the fact that I'm in anger management.
- You weren't that open.
- You weren't that open that day because we asked you about it
and you didn't want to talk about it.
- I am, but it was how I was being asked that day.
It was definitely condescending.
- Please don't use that word, that's such bullsh--.
- Well, if she can speak, then maybe you can understand
and be empathetic and hear her feelings out
and then we'll go from there.
- But anyway, the tone was very condescending,
I felt like I was being talked down to.
I felt like I was also being made fun of and provoked.
- By who pacifically?
- Well, at that moment, it was by Kenya.
- Of course. - It's how you proceeded
to ask and badger.
- All of us are in situations where we're uncomfortable
or things have been said to us and we're able to be adult
and have a conversation about it.
But from the first mention of it,
you had an attitude.
- How do you think I feel in a moment where I'm vulnerable
and someone's asking me about something that's private
and I'm being attacked as well as asked a question?
- Oh my God.
- If you say attacked one more time...
- We need to stop using that word,
somebody talking to somebody, always saying you attacked.
- I know what I felt that day.
Kenya, you were making fun of me.
- Use the word attacked, I'm sorry.
- I'm taking pills, do I get a certificate.
- That's some bullsh--, like everything else.
- What are you talking about, it's some bullsh-- over here?
See, those are the kind of things that I'm talking about.
- Lord have mercy, we can't even get out of the city limits
before these girls go to bickering and fussing
about absolutely nothing.
- Okay, we can't be so quick to get angry.
- I'm not angry. - You sound angry.
- And you should know about it. - Yeah, I do.
And I see it in you.
- We are getting off to a very rocky start.
- So I was having a conversation with her.
So you can listen.
Worry about you, don't worry about Kenya.
That's what you need to do.
Worry about you. - Watch your mouth.
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Do Viruses Talk About Killing Their Hosts? - Duration: 1:01.
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Everything You Didn't Want To Know About Snot - Duration: 4:26.
Here's everything you wanted to know about snot but were too afraid to ask.
I'm Anna and this is Gross Science.
It might seem like a bummer when you have a cold, but snot is truly terrific stuff.
Snot is what we call the mucus that comes out of our noses, but we actually produce
similar, slimy substances all over our bodies—from our lungs, to our guts, to our private parts.
And all this mucus is actually vital to our survival.
Mucus keeps us healthy by keeping our delicate body tissues moist, and by trapping particles
that might irritate or infect us.
And snot is one of our first lines of defense, since about 80% of our body's air filtration
happens in the nose.
So, how does it work?
Well, special types of cells called "goblet" cells in the membranes lining your nose produce
proteins called "mucins."
Mucins are long protein chains that are great at linking up with one another, and are heavily
"glycosylated."
That means that they have lots of sugar groups attached to them.
And this chemical sugar coating means that they can absorb lots of water.
In fact, mucus is about 95% water.
(And, as a quick side note, boogers are just snot that's dried up a bit.)
Anyway, we produce a ton of this stuff.
When you're healthy, you make a little under half a cup of mucus a day—and that's just
in your nose.
So when you breath in, all that mucus traps any harmful particles that may have hitched
a ride on the incoming air.
If any pathogens, like bacteria or viruses, are trapped, antimicrobial agents in the mucus,
like lysozymes, may help to destroy them, and antibodies may help recruit immune cells
to deal with the invaders.
Throughout the day, you have a steady stream of mucus moving over your nasal passages.
Certain cells lining your nose have small, hair-like projects sticking off of them called
"cilia."
These cilia beat through the mucus, and move it about a millimeter per second toward your
throat, where you swallow it down.
That's right, you swallow most of the snot you produce everyday, probably without even
realizing it.
And that's just when you're healthy.
But what about when you're sick?
A runny nose and nasal congestion mean that a pathogen has managed to sneak through the
mucus defense.
So, your body springs into action.
First of all, it starts producing more mucus, to flush the pathogens out.
But it also sends lots of immune cells to the area to battle the invaders.
Along with this influx of immune cells may come some inflammation of the nasal passages.
Specifically, structures on the sides of your nose that help warm the incoming air, called
nasal turbinates, may swell, making it difficult to breath.
So, it may not exactly be an excess of snot that causes congestion, but all the nasal
inflammation.
Your sinuses may also get infected and inflamed.
Sinuses are air pockets in the bones of your face, that also produce mucus.
You actually have four of them on each side of your head.
And when the membranes of the sinuses swell, mucus and air can get trapped, which cause
the headaches and facial pressure that can sometime come with a cold.
Anyway, while congestion and runny noses may be unpleasant, they're just a sign that
your body is doing its job and protecting you from invaders.
So maybe next time you get a sniffle, you'll be able to appreciate your snot a little bit
more.
Ew.
What do the different colors of snot mean?
And how do all those cold medicines really work?
Head over to Reactions to learn even more snotty science.
I've actually done a collab with Reactions before, because they're awesome.
But they also just joined the PBS Digital Studio family, so go check them out and subscribe
if you like their stuff!
And if you don't already, also subscribe to Gross Science!
Thanks.
I'll see you next week.
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Jeff Sessions asks Sally Yates about saying "no" during confirmation hearing - Duration: 0:39.
Do you think the Attorney General has a responsibility to say no to the President if he asks for
something that's improper?
If the views the President wants to execute are unlawful, should the Attorney General
or the Deputy Attorney General say no?
Senator, I believe that the Attorney General or the Deputy Attorney General has an obligation
to follow the law and the Constitution and to give their independent legal advice to
the President.
You have to watch out because people will be asking you to do things you just need to
say no about.
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ACID : 2 local friends discussing about throwing acid | Corrupted Mind - Duration: 5:12.
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Vega Squadron CEO speaks about Dota 2 team (English subs) - Duration: 5:49.
When we were making a team the initial idea was to gather a team of people that want to work hard.
Sonneiko's and G's ideas on this topic were the same with ours. Combine that with their skill level and experience and you get this roster.
Both G and Sonneiko were eager to join the team that prioritizes not financial conditions but the team of hard-working people. This is what matters for them.
If we judge from old interviews and what community thinkgs, Sergey "G" Bragin is a person who likes attention, he demands a team that plays for him.
But as it turned out, he's a teamworking person and the guys are really united. There are no such cases when he stays on mid and everyone has to run around him.
What I really liked in G is that he's the person to initiate discussions about matches that have been played. This is what we really lacked in our previous roster.
It's very positive for the team.
I haven't spoken with Ditya Ra, we haven't gathered for bootcamps just yet. When you speak to someone in person or in teamspeak these are whole different stories.
I wouldn't say he's a very private person. We didn't touch personal issues or businesses, it was mostly about games.
There are no people in the team that are not open. Everyone's ready for discussion, they offer stuff, think of something new and speak about it.
Our latest results in official games may not really be inspiring for our fans, but be assured - it's not as bad as it seems.
The team is working, they have a coach now, can't call his name, he's on testing period - he tried working with us, we try working with him. We'll see how it goes.
Team has an analyst as well, so they have everything they need to improve and the progress is already there.
If we look at the games after the New Year, like 3 weeks ago or a month, our CW's were awful. Now it keeps getting better and better on a steady pace.
Our main aim for now is going to Kiev Major. We might not look good on Starladder, there could be defeats as this is not what we are aiming for. Not Starladder, not DAC, but Major.
So we move to this bit by bit. We could have losses, this is part of the job.
I'm trying to host all the practice sessions with my team myself. I don't have much time, but I do my best. Yesterday we were speaking about the games with Cloud9.
First of all, the picks were bad, they picked what they haven't played before.
There was an idea during drafting to pick a certain hero, team decided to go with it, give it a try, but there wasn't any practice behind it.
And yesterday after the games we were trying to find out how did it happen and what has to be done for this not to happen ever again.
There have to be certain drafts without unnecessary improvisation, this is not what we need.
What goes to our games with Liquid, this looked more like what I see on cw's. Picks were ours, game was ours. If it was bo3, I believe it could be a tough one. Who knows who would win.
Despite prioritizing Kiev Major, we will still try our best on SL and DAC qualifiers. It doesn't mean we consider these tournaments secondary or something.
We will put our souls in it, as professionals. Moreover, after DAC qualifiers team will most likely have a bootcamp. It's not decided when yet.
We might try innovations there with the help of professional psychologist, this is what we haven't tried before.
Thanks to everyone who still believes in our team, we'll do our utmost best to not disappoint you. Only Vega, only victory.
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SOFTWARE PATENTS: It's about the TECHNICAL contribution! - Duration: 1:17.
Hi there, it's me, Bastian Best, European
patent attorney specializing in software
patents in Europe and beyond - and in
this one-minute video clip I want to
share with you the one fundamental thing
you have to understand to navigate the
world of European software patents. And this
is essentially 40 years of case law
condensed into one single sentence:
The invention has to provide a non-obvious
technical contribution. Repeat after me:
A non-obvious technical contribution.
Now what does that mean? It means that
for example if the unique thing about the
invention is really in the business idea,
for example a novel way of selling
advertisements, and the technical
implementation of that idea in software
is trivial, you will not get a software patent
in Europe. On the other hand, if your
software for example runs more
efficiently, more secure, more scalable,
more robust, more user-friendly, and you do
that in a clever way, you're in pretty
good shape. So remember it's all about
the technical contribution. The software,
the invention has to provide a technical
advantage over the prior art.
That's it for now, thanks for watching! If
this was of any help for you, share this
video with all of your colleagues. And
now put away your smartphone, get back to
work and keep innovating! Bye bye!
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This is "Us Actually"
Hey guys.
Welcome to "Talk about it..
Tuesday"
We're starting this series
'Talk About it Tuesday'
Where Bo and I talk about your questions
Since we didn't tell you we were doing this
There are no questions
So we are going to ask each other questions
And each week
if no one asks any questions
we'll just keep doing that
I like it
Ok.
So whether you want it or not we're going to answer some questions
We're answering questions
Herbert got this card game in a meal from Chic-fil-a
They have questions
So do you want to start with these
Sure. Ok.
What makes you smile the most?
Food.
What is one thing that always makes you happy?
I already know the answer to that
Pass
Chic-fil-a sandwhiches
For free
This is not sponsored by Chic-fil-a
Oh here.
What movie makes you laugh?
Well, I don't watch movies.
I don't really watch movies.
Anything with Jim Carrey.
I do love Jim Carrey
Alright go ahead
Oh it's your turn
No you can't ask me that one though
No, you can't.
When you think of the best times your family has had
What makes them so great?
When Herbert got old enough
to start enjoying things and listening to directions
Like get excited about stuff. And Winnie is there too.
We get to be happy because they're so happy
I agree
What silly trick can you do that makes people laugh?
Flare my nostrils
Will that makes people laugh?
What about your high brow?
Well but if I flare my nostrils and do my high brow
See there you go
It may creep you out but you'll still laugh
This is a no brainer
What's the best smell in the world?
What do you think I'm going to say?
We'll see what you say
Baby
There you go
Baby smell is the best smell in the world
Agreed
It is
What kind of weather makes you the happiest?
Cold. Dreary.
It has to look like it is about to storm but not storm
That's my favorite
Please demonstrate what you believe to be a dap
Is it a dap or a dab?
I think it's a dap
No, it's a dab
Is it a dab or a dap?
Well, when I see kids to it. They do it really quick
and it's kind of like half-effort
but it's like
And that's either a dab or a dap
One of the two
I think it's dap
I think it's dab
There you go
That's a little more dramatic
Alright guys
Thanks for all your questions
We try to get to as many as we can
But if we missed you this week
We'll try again next time
I don't know what you're saying
Ok. So, we're going to do this episode
of Talk About it Tuesday
on Tuesdays
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The Return of the Gentleman Series with Dr Dain Heer - Duration: 8:27.
Hello gentlemen of the world, my name is
Dr. Dain Heer inviting you to a new
exploration called
Return Of The Gentleman.
In a conversation with a really dear friend
of mine, a twenty-three-year-old
brilliant young man, we were having a
conversation about some different
aspects of what it is to actually be a
man and he looked at me and he said I
have been looking for this my whole life.
I have scoured youtube I have looked all
over the internet for somebody to give
me this kind of information where being
a man is actually about being honorable,
being kind, being caring but also being
potent, also being sexual,
also being able to make money, also being
able to contribute to family and he said
I didn't realize this was possible until
we had this conversation and I looked at
that and I realize that we need to do
something different. So I created this
series, who knows what it's going to turn
into, but right now you'll be able to get
it on youtube and a few other places
called Return Of The Gentleman and what
it's really about is returning to the
gift of being the gentleman that you can
actually be. Now we're going to cover
subjects like relationship, sex, women but
not from the place of so many of the
videos I've seen on youtube and other
places at this point about
being a man is getting your
game on and and you know having a great
game so you can get women in bed and
dominating women, because that's all
I've seen and that's not what it is
at all. The most interesting part about
this for me is when you're truly being
you whatever that is for you when you're
being authentic as you women are
attracted to you and it doesn't matter
how you look, it doesn't matter that much
how you dress, although we're going to
talk about that too because that's
definitely an aspect of what you want to
have. But what I like to do is have some
frank, open, honest discussions with you
and also give you a place to get your
questions answered
where you can write in the stuff that
you want to know about and get it from
this different perspective. 16 years ago I was at a place where I
was going to end my life. I was with a
girlfriend who I thought was the perfect
woman and she hated me I was a
chiropractor starting my second practice
and I had so little self-worth that I
felt like the most insecure man on the
planet and I found a way to change that
but not only did I find a way to
change it I started actually liking me.
So what I would invite you to is the
awareness that there's something totally
different possible but it's actually
from you being honoring of yourself,
starting to trust yourself, starting to
actually be vulnerable with you, having
gratitude for you and then having no
judgment of you. If you could just
consider what it would be like to be
that for a moment, maybe an hour,
I mean imagine that for an hour.
Imagine if you woke up tomorrow and had
no judgment of you for the man you're
being in the world? Imagine if you
woke up tomorrow and looked in the
mirror at you and were like I like the man
that's looking back at me. This is where it all starts, this is
where we're gonna head. So you'll be able
to send in your questions, you'll be able
to get a as much information as I can
give you with the time I have because I
travel almost four weeks out of the
month right. I am an owner and facilitator
of a worldwide self-development business.
It's not like I have a lot of time
but I really want to give you guys this
information. The resources that are out
there for men,
there's so few available that are
actually about being the greatness that
a man can truly be. I want to read you
something and as just one tiny example
of where we're headed if you find that
interesting
you'll also find these videos
interesting. If you don't like what I'm
about to read this is probably not the
place for you. Go to one of those
alpha male channels where it's all about
dominating women.
Okay so give me just a sec I'll be right
back with that.
Okay guys I'm back and this is an
interesting facebook post that this
gentleman posted to his sons, who were
four and seven years old after
the thing with Donald Trump and how he's
treating women and Rudy Giuliani got up
and said "well men at times act like that".
So this is a facebook post this guy
wrote "Caleb and Ethan fortunately
right now you're too young to be exposed
to or interested in political discourse
and you're much too young to have
Facebook accounts but I imagine there'll
be a time in the not-too-distant future
when you're on facebook and will be
friends.
I also imagine that at some point after
that weather out of boredom or interest
you look back through your old man's
posts for some funny stories and maybe
some tidbits of wisdom. So I'm gonna
leave this right here for you. Men do not
at times talk like that
sure some individuals with an x and y
chromosome like you may say something
like that but we do not call them men, we
call them perverts, abusers or rapists, not
men. Real men don't do that and wouldn't
even think to say that. You hear a lot of
people tell you
what men do or what it takes to be a man.
The vast majority of it will be total
garbage. If you want to be a man forget
about machoism or sexual conquest. Being
a man is not about that, it's
about protecting those around you who
are weak or innocent, maybe a child being
bullied or your own children.
It's being awake at all hours of the
night to warm a bottle, change a diaper,
change the sheets on a wet bed or even
worse. Men get puked on, pooped on, blood on
and cried on. It's about being open
with someone, vulnerable and accountable.
It's admitting your mistakes and
failures in all its ugliness and seeking
forgiveness over and over and over again.
Real men play dress-up and enjoy tea
parties and we'll make a complete fool
out of themselves just to hear a child
laugh. They cry and even weep when the
situation calls for it. They respect
honor and cherish women because all of
them are human.
It's tough being a man, the hardest work
you'll ever do. So when someone tries to
justify abhorrent words and behavior by
sulling your good reputation as a man be
angry and speak up don't let them
defind you by their conduct. In short be a
man.
Sincerely, Your Dad. So that's sort of
where we're headed where men actually
get to be men and actually get to be the
honoring beings that we are. But also
honoring of each other. I think one of
the biggest things that's missing here
is
men getting to actually support other
men contribute to other men, be grateful
for other men. It's like somehow we have this weird
macho football idea that you know what
testosterone tells us mount it or kill it are our
only two choices and you know what it's
not like that at all. In the last few
years I have had the the great, great
blessing of having some men in my life
who were there is really, really good
friends who truly have my back.
That's the energy i'd like to bring to
this conversation. So I hope you choose
to sign up and hope you get a heck of a
lot of information that's way more than
you ever thought you would get. It's my
desire to be a contribution to you and
all of us and the interesting thing is
as you start watching these videos, as
you get your questions answered, as you
start to explore this possibility for
being this way in the world the way
women will treat you in the way you'll
treat them will absolutely amaze you and
please no there's no particular
political point of view, there's no
religious point of view, there's nothing
other than us men getting together to
actually contribute to each other and me
hopefully sharing some wisdom that will
help you enjoy you as a man and have the
gratitude for you that you should have.
so thank you so much for listening, thank
you so much for watching. I look forward
to seeing in the next video bye
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2160p 4K UHD Day trip to Wairarapa Martinborough Greytown Stonehenge Aotearoa EV Rapid Charge - Duration: 13:40.
[These subtitles are hand-transcribed and have a few minor variations from the spoke audio track]
Alright, Here is Wellingtons water supply
A couple of giant storage lakes,
up in the hills, above Upper Hutt.
These things [the lakes] are pretty huge.A beautiful day today, funny summer [weather].
The fun thing about this electric car charger, here in Featherston is that
Featherston is over a really big hill from Wellington.
The hill is about 500, 550 meters high
enough that you will get snow in the winter
during during a southerly storm.
If you
drove over the hill to get here, you'll
have some charge when you roll down
hill, but if you're heading back, you've got
to go up this 500 metre hill to get to Upper Hutt.
In that respect is
good to have a charger at the bottom of
the hill on this side, most people if they were driving
from Wellington ( it's very windy day
today) most people driving from
Wellington would have a full
charge when they leave home, so that
would easily get over the hill to get here,
but if you drive over [the hill], go for a
drive around to Martinborough or Greytown
which are a couple of cool little
towns to go for lunch,
go for a coffee got going to some vineyards,
and once you're heading back, then you
kind of need the
electric car charger before the hills, so
that you can recharge to get up and over
the hill on the way, because most people
will be fine, once they are on the downhill on
the other side in their electric cars.
this one's a good a good position to
site an EV charger,
especially the rapid charger.
Hi, I'm here in Featherston by an electric car charger,
There's car chargers now
in most places around New Zealand.
Almost enough, to sort of drive, almost
anywhere. In another year, most places
will be accessible by electric cars and this
is for electric cars,
that has a hundred kilometre range
or 110 to 140km range.
They [Charge.Net.NZ] are placing these
about every 80 kilometres, or better.
in a lot of places, like Auckland,
there are quite a lot of fast electric car chargers now,
so we can take a long journey.
We can go from one town to
another town, fast charge while you are there,
recharge and then go back.
In addition to it, some supermarkets have
chargers, some of these are free, but most
are pay, in the main network
this one, charge net, cost 25c per KWh
and 25c per minute to charge.
So it's kind of like about
ten dollars (NZ$10 = USD6.60) or somewhere around there to
charge of something like a Nissan Leaf
so they can drive another hundred km or so.
Thats car chargers in New Zealand. [Residential electricity cost about 20-30c per KWh]
This is the Wairarapa and I am at the side of one of the roads there.
[at the rift of the 1855 earthquake]
there's just a free-range apple tree
and this is an irrigated paddock, probably dairy farm
that's what people irrigate.
And, sort of, the dry hills over the back there.
This time of year, January middle of summer
see, those hills are really green
green for the time of year, those hills like
normally straw colour or brown colour
a bit like that beautiful one over there.
I'm just taking a drive over to Martinborough [behind the hedges]
to have a cup of coffee, I think.
Martinborough is a great place to visit if you're
on a holiday in New Zealand.
I'm just visiting a cafe in Martinborough,
Martinborough has a lot of vineyards and a few cafes,
in some nice hotels and other accommodation
its a good place to come for a weekend or a
wine or food festival.
I just found this cafe, that I have not been to before and it looks like they roast their own coffee.
If I look around me there's a coffee roasting machine
at the back of the cafe.
and it's quite good
right on the city square, there's a square on
the other side with the trees and stuff,
pretty awesome, and what else is good good?
we've got some music
I recognize the band from New Zealand its pretty awesome anyway.
I'll turn the camera around.
outside is the Martinborogh hotel.
And there's even a bus.
Look at that, I didn't even know you could catch a bus here.
Bus reads: Martinborough via Palmerston North, I don't know where that comes from.
May be a nationwide bus company.
Most people just drive here from Wellington
or Porirua for the day or even from. Napier or
Hastings that's probably a two-hour drive,
yeah maybe a little more up to Napier.
Its a nice drive on pretty empty country highways,
so its really good.
Another thing that's around here is ... Stonehenge Aotearoa.
If you go to Stonehenge Aotearoa
you can see a modernly built Stonehenge
You can go to a scientific talk
where they actually explain stone
circles and henges and how they
work as astronomy calendars,
they have a particularly emphasis on astronomy
rather than astrology, but they do cover both in the talk
the talk is about an hour long,
$20 adults, $15 seniors, $5 children, student ID discount
talk and then a one-hour look around the
Stonehenge, they demonstrate the things that
they explain in the talk. If you're interested in those sorts of stone calendars
I found that after
going to Stonehenge in the UK
the visit here is way more
informational. I learnt so much more by going to Stonehenge Aotearoa
near Masterron, near Greytown and Martinbourogh in the Wairarapa.
...
[New Zealand free range furniture]
This building is Martinborough Museum and the tiny building beside it is a
public toilet, public toilets in
New Zealand, they usually are provided
with a toilet paper and another thing
quite often they will be wheelchair accessible,
accessibility the big thing in New
Zealand, so much of our public buildings
are designed to be wheelchair accessible,
or mobility accessible.
this is a wind machine, at a vineyard,
a wind machine is used for moving the air
on the vineyard in case there's an early
frost near the harvesting time of the
grapes, so if you have a frost, it
damages the grapes, just before the
harvest time, and so with the wind
machine, there is a whole array of them on the field.
They use these on other orchards and New Zealand
as well, such as kiwifruit, the array of
wind machines will create a breeze which
will stop the frost from settling, which
will stop the fruit from being damaged,
so that it protects your crop. You can get frost
insurance but it's kind of a little
expensive, but in some places that's
affordable, some places frost insurance
was more affordable than wind machines.
But perhaps the wind machines that we
replace the frost insurance.
Heres the turn off for Stonehenge Aotearoa.
Stonehenge itself is located just near the hill,
near the big spooky house up there,
but can't quite see Stonehenge from this intersection here.
Will see if I can spot it, further down the road [it's hard to see from the road].
ok so I'm here at Stonehenge Aotearoa
iust behind me is the visitor centre,
I have taken the tour and totally recommend it,
I've done the tour two times.
It's really breezy again out there, at the moment so not very good for recording video outside.
But, I took a couple of still shots, I'll put them in the video.
This is Greytown, a small town in the Wairarapa,
notable for the craft shops, second hand shops, cafes just generally touristy stuff.
Its a real nice place to come in the summer,
The streets have a lot of real nice big trees,
there are a lot of traditional older houses
Its an archetypical old New Zealand town.
We have quite nice houses,
can't really see much, so many trees
in the neighbourhood. What else is good? There's a playgroup
in some older building
looks like a school down there,
Just a typical kind of kiwi town,
but because it's so close to Wellington, theres a lot of holiday houses here for people
who come from Wellington to come here for the weekends.
behind me here is the building which
I suspect is an an old church by its style
New Zealand's becoming a
increasingly less religious country,
so a lot of old churches, when they get kind of,
not really abandoned, they get sold,
and then they get often converted into
shops and cafes, because they're
interesting historical buildings, so they
they make nice businesses,
occasionally converted into a house or often the cafe.
Although we're out of the country,
there's fashion stores amongst the antique and tourist nick knack stores.
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ELA 3: Writing about Differences and Similarities - Duration: 2:28.
We make comparisons every day!
Whether it's comparing the different lunch specials at the cafeteria...
Or comparing two different pairs of pants at the mall...
Making a comparison can be super useful...
Even if the choice might seem obvious.
Seriously, why wouldn't you wear the rainbow polka-dot pants?
That's a no-brainer.
Another place you'll find yourself making comparisons?
At school!
Yup, chances are pretty good that one day, you'll find yourself discussing the similarities
and differences between two works of literature!
And when it comes to putting this comparison into written words, there are two popular
ways to do it!
Let's compare them and see which we like better.
Eh?
Eh?
Compare?
See what we did there?
Ahem.
Anyway.
The first is the block method.
You start by explaining all the aspects of the first thing you're comparing in one big
paragraph, or block.
Then, you explain the same aspects of the second thing in the same order.
This method works well for fairly complicated material, because it allows readers to easily
look for and locate information – the first block is about the first thing and the second
block about the second thing.
Easy peasy.
The other method of comparison is the point-by-point method.
This is when you write about each aspect in turn.
So instead of talking about all the aspects of the first thing, and then all the
aspects of the second thing, you would talk about one aspect of the first thing and the
second thing, then another aspect of the first and second thing, and so on and so forth.
This is best done on simpler topics, since it can be very useful for making comparisons,
but it gets a little confusing if your topic is kind of complex.
Once you've decided on a method, be sure that you're choosing which aspects to compare wisely.
After all, there are an endless number of ways to compare two things, but only a certain
number of them will be interesting and helpful!
For example, if you're comparing two books about Ancient Greece, it might be useful to
compare how they discussed religion, but it wouldn't be useful to compare how many times
each author said the word "the."
…unless you're trying to put yourself to sleep.
Then by all means, go for it.
But if you want to stay awake, do your best to keep things interesting!
Also, we're pretty sure you'd drive yourself completely insane if you tried to count the
number of "the"s in a book…
For the record, we said it thirty-one times in this video.
Yes, we counted, and yes, we're completely insane.
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Trump supporters excited about Milwaukee presidential visit - Duration: 1:25.
ON WEDNESDAY.
WE DO NOT KNOW WHERE OR WHEN BUT
WE FOUND PEOPLE EXCITED ABOUT
THE VISIT.
>> THE PRESIDENT IS COMING ON
THURSDAY.
>> I'M EXTREMELY EXCITED.
DARLEN
--
REPORTER: DARLENE IS A COMMITTED
SUPPORTER OF PRESIDENT TRUMP.
THINGS
-- HE SAID THINGS THAT
THE PEOPLE WANTED.
REPORTER: ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT
THE PRESIDENT VISITING MILWAUKEE
ON THURSDAY?
>> IAMB.
IT IS AMAZING.
WISCONSIN IS
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
SCOTT WALKER DID THAT.
REPORTER: HE IS A DIEHARD
REPUBLICAN.
A DELEGATE.
HE ATTENDED THE INAUGURATION.
>> WE HAVE BEEN VERY FORTUNATE
IN WISCONSIN TO HAVE MANY
PRESIDENTS,.
THEY HAVE ALL WE TO COME TO
WISCONSIN.
REPORTER: WHY IS THAT?
>> W ARE A STATE
THAT IS A
BELLWETHER OF THE MIDWEST AND OF
THE COUNTRY.
WHAT GOE ON IN WISCONSIN TAKES
PLACE IN THE REST OF THE
COUNTRY.
A DELEGATE.
REPORTER: COMING UP AT
6:00, WE
WILL TELL YOU WHAT A LOCAL
COLLEGE PROFESSOR SAYS GOOD BE
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