Youtube daily about Jun 17 2017

Hey guys, it's Andy.

I am an IELTS 8.5 achiever

and welcome to my new web series

"5 Minutes about the IELTS"

For this very first episode,

I guess you already know that

it is about IELTS Writing Task 2.

Yes, I know the struggle

WRITING SUCKS!

I mean...

You don't have any ideas,

You don't know where to start

and...

frankly, some topics are just

stuff you don't really care about, like

the government.

But today's video is not about

how difficult and boring writing is.

but it is about how you

can make writing much more interesting

by following some of my tips.

You know, I actually do these things

when I have to write an essay, and

my essay writing just

gradually gets so much better.

So...

LET'S BEGIN!

This is extremely vital.

Imagine the essay you're writing

is your product, so

to manufacture good products, you need good materials right?

I know a lot of people who just want to write a really good essay

but sadly do not read very often

because they are, first of all, lazy.

They write with the words they already know.

and...

sometimes, they are just terrible.

A well-written article could provide you with so many good things

First of all, that is ...

Some IELTS questions are really tough and difficult to understand, so

with just a little reading,

you can grab some excellent ideas

to start the essay with.

Okay one example...

Now, I know a lot of teenagers do bad stuff

because maybe they are raised by bad parents, so

I can note down "bad parents" as one of

the main causes for teenage crime.

But I need one more cause.

So now I will go to Google and

Search for some keywords here...

Oh my god...

Is that even a real song?

How about ... "child crime"

Oh this one works.

This one... I've already read it.

I don't know much about other factors

like "drug use" or "gang culture"

so I'm just gonna choose the easiest one

"peer pressure"

Second of all, a well-written article has plenty of

When you come across a nice piece of writing by a good writer

you'll probably find a lot of

fancy words to use in your IELTS writing.

And this is even better because

those words come with the context

so you'll know how to use them.

We're still on the topic of teenage crime

so you'll probably have to use words like

"criminal" and "crime" a lot.

From the article I was reading, I can see that

the word "criminal" is synonymous to

"offender".

And the noun "offender" stems from the verb "offend"

I think you can use the word "offending"

in exchange for "crime"

"offend" means "to commit an illegal act".

So now, not only do I know how to use the word "offend"

but I also know that "crime"

can be replaced with "illegal act".

The noun form of "offend" could be "offender" or ...

"offence", which is not in this reading.

It means the same thing as "crime".

You know I already mention "bad parents" as

one of the main causes for teenage crime.

But "bad parents" sounds very informal, so

You should see in this article, they say...

"dysfunctional and drug-dependent parents"

so, the word "dysfunctional"

sounds much better.

And this word ...

"Adolescence", it means something like...

"teenage years"

Basically, when you read an interesting article,

jot down as many words you think you can use

as you can, and apply them into your writing.

But, um... please don't copy the whole sentence.

That's plagiarism.

I mean, you can copy one word or two words,

but not the whole sentence.

Come on, just... be original.

Use the word in your own way.

Have you ever thought of some interesting word to put into your essay

but you don't know which verb or adjective to go with it?

Like, when I think of the noun "crime"

Then, I don't know which verb to go with it.

Like, is it "do a crime"

or "make a crime"

or "conduct a crime"?

So you see even though the verb "do", or "make" or "conduct"

sound perfectly with the noun "crime" in Vietnamese,

they do not make such a good sense together in English.

So I need other verbs.

That is when the Oxford Collocation Dictionary comes in handy.

Now whenever I just type in the word "crime"

into the search box and Voila

so many good words in here, like

"carry out", "commit", "do" or

"perpetrate". Oh, turns out "do" is also okay.

I also notice that

there are a lot of cool adjectives

to go with the word "crime" like

"major crime" instead of just "big crime"

or "minor/petty crime"

Okay let's sum it up.

In today's video I have shown you two steps

that you should take when writing an essay.

The first step is that you should read

a good article before you write anything because

you will acquire a good amount

of vocabulary and ... ideas.

Also, the 2nd step is use the

Oxford collocation dictionary so

you'll know which word goes with which.

Okay that is the end of my video,

the very first episode of "5 Minutes about IELTS".

In the next episode, I will

present to you two other steps

that I often apply into my writing process

to make it better.

See you then!

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Aurora chats about future plans on her 21st birthday [Subtitled] - Duration: 4:37.

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Upper East Side Residents Warned About Legionnaires' - Duration: 2:22.

MORE HOSPITALIZED.

TV 1055'S JESSICA LAYTON IS

LIVE WITH THIS HEALTH ALERT

TONIGHT.

Reporter: THE ONE THING

THAT'S SCARY ABOUT THIS IS THE

HEALTH DEPARTMENT STILL DOESN'T

KNOW THE EXACT SOURCE OF THE

BACTERIA THAT'S BEEN MAKING

PEOPLE SO SICK.

IT'S A FRIGHTENING FLYER TO GET

HEADING HOME, AN INFORMATION

SHEET DETAILING FACTS ABOUT

LEGIONNAIRE'S DISEASE AFTER

SEVEN CONFIRMED CASES ON THE

UPPER EAST SIDE.

WHAT DO YOU THINK SO FAR?

IT'S SCARY.

I'M PRETTY CONCERNED ABOUT

WHAT'S GOING ON.

Reporter: COUNCIL MEMBER

BEN CALOS REPRESENTS THE LENOX

HILL AREA AND WAS ALERTING

RESIDENTS WHERE THERE'S

CURRENTLY A CLUSTER OF THE

DISEASE THAT'S SICKENED SIX

PEOPLE.

SADLY, A WOMAN IN HER 90s

PASSED AWAY.

IF A PERSON IS ELDERLY, IF

THEY'RE A SMOKER, IF THEIR

IMMUNE SYSTEM IS COMPROMISED,

THEY SHOULD BE PAYING EXTRA

ATTENTION.

Reporter: THE CITY'S HEALTH

DEPARTMENT SAID THE PATIENTS

WERE ALL DYING MOSTED IN THE

LAST 11 DAYS ADD -- DIAGNOSED

IN THE LAST 11 DAYS ADDING MOST

CASES CAN BE LINKED TO PLUMBING

SYSTEMS, WHIRLPOOLS, LARGE AIR

CONDITIONING SYSTEMS, SPAS.

WHAT'S SO CONCERNING IN THESE

CASES IS THE ONLY THING THESE

PATIENTS REALLY HAVE IN COMMON

IS GEOGRAPHY.

THEY DON'T SHARE A SPA OR A

HEALTH CLUB.

WE ARE CONCERNED THERE IS MAYBE

A COOLING TOWER SOURCE.

FOR THAT REASON THE HEALTH

DEPARTMENT HAS TAKEN WATER

SAMPLES FROM ALL 116 COOLING

TOWER SYSTEMS WITHIN THE 1/2

KILOMETER OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

Reporter: SYMPTOMS USUALLY

APPEAR WITHIN 10 DAYS OF

EXPOSURE TO THE LEGIONELLA

BACTERIA AND INCLUDE FEVER,

COUGH, CHILLS AND MUSCLE ACHES,

HEADACHE, FATIGUE, LOSS OF

APPETITE, CONFUSION AND

DIARRHEA.

THIS NEWS IS NERVE WRACKING FOR

LONG TIME UPPER EAST SIDE

RESIDENTS LIKE CHRISTINE ROSA

WHO SAY THE CITY SHOULD BE

DOING MORE TO GET THE WORD OUT.

HOW CAN WE PROTECT

OURSELVES?

HOW IS IT SPREADING?

HOW CAN WE STOP IT?

WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?

Reporter: WE HAD A LOT OF

PEOPLE HERE COMING UP TO US

TONIGHT ASKING IS THIS

CONTAGIOUS?

IT IS IMPORTANT TO POINT OUT

YOU CANNOT CATCH LEGIONNAIRE'S

DISEASE BY PERSON TO PERSON

CONTACT, BUT AGAIN IF YOU ARE

DEALING WITH ANY OF THOSE

SYMPTOMS THAT WE JUST TALKED

ABOUT IN THAT STORY, IT'S BEST

TO SEE YOUR DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY.

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BBC Talk about English - Who on Earth are we? (Part 8) - Individual and collective based cultures - Duration: 13:31.

BBC learning english.com presents talk about English, a series of radio features that support

your English language studies

Callum: Hello and welcome to the eighth programme in our series 'Who on Earth are we.'

In the last programme Marc Beeby began an investigation into the differences between

cultures where the individual is seen as central – individualist cultures – and those where

the group is the most important unit – collectivist cultures.

Today he looks at more of these differences but to begin, here's Rebecca Fong a teacher

of inter-cultural communication at the University of the West of England, with a summary of

some of the main points we heard last time.

Rebecca Fong: What does it mean to be individualist or collectivist?

We've seen that within individualist societies there's a social pattern of people being linked

very loosely - people are independent in these kinds of societies, whereas in collectivist

societies they tend to be a lot more interdependent - dependent on one another.

In general individuals in individualistic cultures value autonomy and their personal

goals, as we've said, take precedence over group goals, and their personal emotions,

their personal happiness are very important.

In the collectivist societies the group goals are more important - the norms, the duties,

the obligations of the group are very, very important and these are the things which people

are expected to behave in accordance with.

Marc: Rebecca Fong, summarizing some of the main points from our last programme on individualist

and collectivist cultures.

Last time, we also heard that it's very important to remember that cultures are not

simply 'individualist' or 'collectivist'.

Rather, cultures tend to have either more individualist – or more collectivist – characteristics.

So, where does your culture fit on the scale between extreme individualism and extreme

collectivism?

To help you decide, Rebecca Fong guides us through some more of the main differences

between the two, with help and comments from a group of people from around the world.

Rebecca begins with the things people value…

Rebecca Fong: Some of the values that are upheld by individualist societies are individual

freedom and choice, self-sufficiency, equality.

And these tend to be associated with things like education and affluence and social and

geographic mobility.

Devon Krohn: I was brought up just outside London, and when I was 18 I went to university

and I moved away from home and part of the reason why I chose Exeter University which

is where I went was because it was a good distance away from home and that in our society

that is part of the point of going to university.

So I left home at 18 and I was out of university and qualified by the age of 22 and when I

went to teach in Germany there were lots of surprised faces that I was a teacher at the

age of 22.

Rebecca Fong: Individualist societies tend to be more modern - people as a function of

education have become more socially mobile and more geographically mobile as well and

the emphasis is perhaps a bit more on personal achievement, the affluence that comes with

that, much more than on family values or group spirituality.

James Keegan: In a society where you don't have the hierarchies of royalty and structures

of that kind, you actually do seem to produce another substitute.

And that substitute is wealth and possessions.

In the United States, a great deal of value is placed on how you present yourself, what

you have achieved.

Rebecca Fong: Collectivist cultures on the other hand uphold tradition to a much greater

extent.

Security is very important, and good social relationships are very important.

And often religion and a belief in the cycles of nature is important.

Rajni Badlani: Religion is extremely important in India even today, even among the very well

educated.

People go to temples, keep fasts and do it with a lot of faith.

When we read that Christianity is now coming back to the West we feel quite happy and smug

about the fact look, you know, we never gave up our religion.

We do ape the West – that's one thing that has come about again due to the media,

TV etc - but where religion is concerned we stuck to our own traditions.

We just said 'Well in the West if they don't practise religion well then they are a materialistic

lot - I mean that's our stereotype of the West - only interested in making money, not

spiritual - so we are now surprised that they are going back to religion - which we always

had in out country.

Rebecca Fong: Hierarchy comes with this - the importance of seniority the importance of

respect for elders in a society or in a system.

George Zhang: In Chinese situation, the importance is about order - that means actually the hierarchy

- age plays a great importance so the older people or the older generation are supposed

to look after the young to be responsible for bringing them up and also in an appropriate

manner and when the younger generation grows up obviously they are supposed to look after

the old.

So in this culture age always carries a sort of respect.

The Confucius idea is that we need this hierarchy structure but it doesn't just go one way - the

older ones have obligations to meet as well.

So in Chinese culture you find that the older people stay or live together with their children.

Obviously, with the rise of this kind of nuclear family this is disappearing however you probably

still find that there are far more older people living with their children in China than probably

compared in the West.

Annabel Port: I think there's a huge problem with loneliness for old people in Britain.

As soon as they reach a certain age where they can't work anymore they often get shoved

off into old people's homes and we're generally quite selfish and don't want to have to worry

ourselves looking after an elderly person in the home.

I think that's very sad really.

Rebecca Fong: Individualists value privacy.

They can have it whenever they want more or less, they can choose it and so it's a very

important thing.

Personal space is talked about a lot.

But personal space doesn't really exist so much in the collectivist society.

People learn to live within their groups and they actually find privacy quite frightening.

If you are a business person and you go to China on business for example, you might find

that from the moment you arrive at the airport until the end of your visit, every half hour

is written down and scheduled, you are never left alone.

This can be quite claustrophobic for people from individualist cultures.

But collectivists believe that it's polite to be hospitable, to take you into the group

and to look after yo u for the duration of your stay and therefore you will find yourself

with very little privacy during your time there.

Mounia el Kouche: I go to Morocco practically every year.

I go there, I see my family and straightaway I get this overwhelming feeling of relatives

who are fussing over you, cooking dinner, visiting you, giving you presents and asking

you so many questions about your life about what's been happening in the past year,

did you succeed in your studies?

What's been going on?

Almost the whole holiday you're entertained, so to speak.

One day you're going here to visit these relatives, the next day you're driving 50km

to another town to see more relatives and cousins and aunties and uncles.

Every single year there's something going on.

One cousin had a baby, another's getting married so there's parties, there's weddings.

It's an absolutely crazy atmosphere.

Rebecca Fong: In individualist societies people believe themselves to be in charge of their

own fate in charge of their own lives and they want also to be in charge of their own

love matches and love relationships - so it's up to them who they fall in love with and

who they marry.

And they can choose to end relationships.

Collectivists, on the other hand, often, but not always, have some social obligations as

to getting married in the first place - usually they are expected to get married whereas the

individualist has more of a choice about whether to marry or not.

Kyung-ja Yoo: Ideal marriage in Japan - for our generation anyway had been you quit your

job as soon as yo u get married and then once you get married you are supposed to have children.

In Japan yo u really don't have individual privacy.

My situation was I got married quite young, as soon as I finished university.

Otherwise you are not allowed to go out with boys!

So you had to get engaged and once you're engaged people start asking when is the wedding,

when is the wedding - so you are rushed into the wedding and then after the wedding you

are supposed to have children and the people start asking you 'when you get pregnant - you

are not pregnant yet?'

So somehow you are pressurised you have to prove you can get pregnant!

Rebecca Fong: Not only is a collectivist often expected to get married, but sometimes other

people in the ingroup - the family or the extended family - will have a hand in who

they marry and they may find that they are marrying someone who they don't know very

well and who they'll fall in love with later perhaps or - if not - who they will establish

a good working relationship with, let's say, and build a family and continue the line and

so on.

This can seem very strange indeed to people from individualist cultures.

Marc: Rebecca Fong, ending our survey of some of the differences between individualist and

collectivist cultures.

You also heard from Devon Krohn and Annabel Port from Britain, Dr Rajni Badlani from India,

Dr George Zhang from China, Mounia el Kouche from Morocco, Kyung-ja Yoo from Japan and

Professor James Keegan in North America.

A final thought before we leave this topic.

Many of the people we've heard from over the last two programmes have said that 'things

are changing'.

In particular we've heard people say they believe that 'the modern world', or 'the

West' is influencing collective cultures.

A possible reason for this - and a vision of a possible future comes from the United

States of America.

Professor James Keegan: James Keegan :The USA is the provider of most

of our media output in terms of films, television shows and so on.

So the rest of the world is much more aware of American customs, American styles, American

norms, values, ways of doing things than America is aware of the rest of the world.

As we move towards a much more globalised society then we're going to have much more

of an approach to what is seen as the dominant type of behaviour in order to achieve as an

individual.

And as a consequence, the model which is very well exported and seen all over the world,

is the American way of life.

Marc: Professor James Keegan.

Well, what do you think?

Are collective societies really following a North American model and becoming more individualist?

Perhaps it's just that, as the world gets smaller, we adopt some of the things we like

from the cultures that we come into contact with and adapt them to our own cultural situation

On the other hand, is it possible that some cultures are beginning to react against what

Professor Keegan describes as what is seen as 'the dominant style of behaviour, the

American way of life'?

Difficult questions, but something to think about until our next programme.

When I hope you'll join me.

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Stanley Cup Champions Make Announcement About Trump White House Visit… - Duration: 11:33.

Stanley Cup Champions Make Announcement About Trump White House Visit…

Earlier this week, the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup.

Now, the hockey team has announced what they would do if invited to the White House by

Donald Trump.

"The Pittsburgh Penguins would never turn down a visit to the White House and, if invited,

we would go as a team," team CEO/president David Morehouse said in a statement, according

to Conservative Fighters.

This came as a surprise to many given the fact that Morehouse worked in Bill Clinton's

White House and on Al Gore's presidential campaign.

However, the Penguins decided that politics were irrelevant and visiting the White House

was an honor in it of itself.

"We respect the presidency of the United States and what it stands for," Morehouse

said.

"Any opposition or disagreement with a president's policies, or agenda, can be expressed in other

ways."

This comes after it was reported that the NBA champion Golden State Warriors would refuse

to meet with Trump at the White House after their win.

Business Insider reported that Warriors Coach Steve Kerr decided back in November that his

team would not accept any invitation to visit Trump's White House.

Kerr slammed Trump during his campaign, saying he regularly used "racist, misogynist, insulting

words."

We're glad that the Penguins have decided to put politics aside and simply see their

potential White House visit as the honor that

it is.

SHARE

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What we know about murder spree in Northern NM - Duration: 10:18.

LIVE

AT 6:00.

SHELLEY: BREAKING NEWS.

WE HAVE LEARNED THE MOTHER OF

DAMIEN HERRERA HAS PASSED AWAY.

THAT MEANS FIVE PEOPLE HAVE DIED

AFTER A SHOOTING SPREE ACROSS

THREE DIFFERENT CRIME SCENES IN

NORTHERN NEW MEXICO.

DAMIEN HERRERA WAS ARRAIGNED

THIS MORNING AFTER BEING

ARRESTED BY STATE POLICE LAST

NIGHT.

LEAVING A STRING OF BODIES IN

VALLECITO TRES PIEDRAS AND

ABIQUIU.

WE WILL NOW GO TO ROYALE DA.

WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE ACROSS NEW

MEXICO.

WHAT CAN YOU TELL US?

ROYALE: I AM ANGRY LIVE FROM

ESPANOLA TONIGHT.

SO MANY IN THESE NORTHERN NEW

MEXICAN COMMUNITIES SHAKEN BY

WHAT HAS HAPPENED.

WE HAVE OUR TEAM WORKING EVERY

ANGLE OF THE STORY.

NANCY LAFLIN DIGGING INTO THE

PAST, MEGAN CRUZ SPENT ALL DAY

IN THE AREA WHERE THE SHOOTING

STARTED.

CHRIS GUARDARO WAS BRIEFED BY

INVESTIGATORS AND WILL LET US

KNOW WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT WHAT

HAPPENED.

KAY DIMANCHE HAS A TIMELINE FOR

ALL OF OUR VIEWERS.

AND WE HAVE JUSTIN MATTHEWS WHO

HAS MORE ON THE VICTIM IN THE

CONVENIENCE STORE.

WE WILL SPEAK WITH CHRIS

GUARDARO FIRST.

THE SUSPECT IS IN CUSTODY.

CHRIS: LAW ENFORCEMENT SAYS A

SHOOTING THIS HORRIFIC HAS NOT

HAPPENED IN DECADES, AND THEY

ARE RELIEVED HE IS NOW IN

CUSTODY.

>> TRAGEDY STRUCK NORTHERN NEW

MEXICO YESTERDAY.

CHRIS: STATE POLICE SAY THEY ARE

VERY CONFIDENT HERRERA ACTED

>> NONE OF THESE VICTIMS HAD A

CHANCE.

CHRIS: POLICE TOLD US CAREER IT

USED THE SAME BLACK REVOLVER TO

KILL EACH OF HIS VICTIMS.

THE RIO ARRIBA COUNTY SHERIFF

CONFIRMED THE TWO MEN KILLED

AFTER HERRERA SHOT HIS FAMILY

MEMBERS NEVER KNEW THE ALLEGED

MURDER.

>> HE DID NOT KNOW HIM.

THE VICTIM FROM TRYST.

TRUST WAS A VICTIM OF -- TRES

PIEDRAS WAS A VICTIM OF

CIRCUMSTANCE.

CHRIS: THE INVESTIGATOR ALSO

SHED LIGHT ON WHEN HERRERA

ENCOUNTERED A DEPUTY.

>> HE WAS NOT ARMED WITH A

FIREARM.

HE DID RUSH THE DEPUTY, AND THE

SCUFFLE ENSUED OVER THE

PENTAGON.

CHRIS: CONNECTIVITY SUFFERED

MINOR INJURIES.

THE SHERIFF SAYS MENTALLY, HE IS

DOING WELL.

>> THAT IS A FRIGHTENING

EXPERIENCE TO GO THROUGH FOR

ANYBODY, ESPECIALLY A LINE FOR

OFFICER.

CHRIS: THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

FELT IT WAS IMPORTANT TO SAY

THIS TO THE GRIEVING FAMILY.

>> NO ONE CAN FATHOM BEING IN

THIS SITUATION.

MY HEART GOES OUT TO THEM.

CHRIS: THE DA SAID THAT HERRERA

IS FACING 4 CONCERT MURDER,

TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE AND

UNLAWFUL TAKING OF A MOTOR

VEHICLE.

ROYALE: WE WILL GO NOW TO JUSTIN

MATTHEWS, WHO HAS THE LATEST ON

THE SHOOTING AT THE CONVENIENCE

STORE.

POLICE TELLING US THIS WAS A

CHANCE ENCOUNTER THAT TURNED

DEADLY.

JUSTIN: NEW MEXICO STATE POLICE

SAY THAT HERRERA GOT TO THE

BODY'S GAS STATION AND VIDEO

CAPTURED ON SURVEILLANCE.

IT SHOWS HERRERA WASHING HIS

WINDOWS.

POLICE SAY HERRERA SHOT AND

KILLED THE VICTIM AS HE PULLED

AWAY FROM THE GAS STATION.

HE WORKED AS A SECURITY GUARD AT

THE GEORGIA O'KEEFFE MUSEUM

SINCE 2006.

THE MUSEUM DIRECTOR SEIJI AND

THE STAFF WERE DEEPLY SADDENED.

HE WAS A COMMITTED AND

TRUSTWORTHY EMPLOYEE AND A

FRIEND.

I WAS ALSO ABLE TO GET IN

CONTACT WITH SERRANO'S COUSIN,

WHO SAYS HE WAS A WONDERFUL MAN

AND WAS ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP

THOSE IN NEED.

HE WAS A KIND, LOVING, AND

FAMILY-ORIENTED PERSON.

HE LEFT BEHIND HIS WIFE,

DAUGHTERS, AND GRANDCHILDREN.

STATE POLICE TELLS ME THE

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO CAPTURED AT

THE GAS STATION IS BEING HELD

FOR EVIDENCE RIGHT NOW.

REPORTING IN ABIQUIU, JUSTIN

MATTHEWS, KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS.

ROYALE: AS YOU JUST HEARD, THE

STATE POLICE CHIEF TELLING US

THAT NONE OF THE RING THE

VICTIMS AND FIRST ALERT A

CHANCE.

THE OTHER RANDOM KILLING WAS OF

MICHAEL KYTE ON HIS WAY TO TRES

PIEDRAS.

WHEN DEPUTIES GOT TO THE SCENE,

THEY FOUND HIM WITH MEDICAL

BANDAGES.

INVESTIGATORS SAY KYTE WAS

KILLED AFTER PULLING OVER TO

HELP THE SUSPECT.

NOW WE WILL TURN TO MEGAN CRUZ,

WHO HAS SPENT ALL DAY WHERE THIS

THIS SHOOTING STARTED.

SHE CONTINUES OUR TEAM COVERAGE.

MEGAN: DOWN THE ROAD AT THE END

IS WHERE POLICE SAY THIS

HAPPENED.

LOVED ONES REMEMBER A SWEET

FAMILY AND CAN'T IMAGINE

SOMETHING LIKE THIS WOULD

HAPPEN.

COMING TO TERMS WITH WHAT

HAPPENED YESTERDAY.

>> TO HAVE SO MANY PEOPLE ALL AT

ONCE BE GONE.

MEGAN: WILL NOT BE EASY FOR THIS

SMALL NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY.

INVESTIGATORS LAST NIGHT

ARRESTED 21-YEAR-OLD DAMIEN

HERRERA FOR KILLING TWO

STRANGERS AND THREE OF HIS OWN

FAMILY.

>> MAX WAS A REAL GOOD FRIEND,

COUSIN.

LOVED HIM.

FAMILY.

MEGAN: POLICE SAY HERRERA GUNNED

DOWN HIS FAMILY IN THEIR OWN

HOME.

FIRST HIS STEPFATHER MAX

TRUJILLO, THEN HIS YOUNGER

BROTHER BRENDAN HERRERA, THEN

FINALLY HIS MOTHER BRENDA

GALLEGOS.

WHEN ALL THE MASSACRE TOOK SOME

BY SURPRISE -- >> THERE DIDN'T

SEEM TO BE ANYTHING GOING ON

THAT WOULD'VE CAUSED SOMETHING

LIKE THAT TO HAPPEN.

MEGAN: COURT DOCUMENTS SHOW

OTHERS TOLD POLICE HERRERA HAD

MENTIONED WANTING TO KILL OR

HURT PEOPLE FOR FUN.

WITNESSES ALSO SAY HE WAS CALM,

AND HAD A BLANK STARE DURING THE

SHOOTING.

FAMILY TELL ME THEY'RE PLANNING

A CANDLELIGHT VIGIL TOMORROW AT

7:00 P.M. AT THE LA MORADA

CHAPEL HERE IN LA MADERA.

MEGAN CRUZ, KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS.

ROYALE: WE ARE FINDING OUT A LOT

MORE ABOUT THE MAN AT THE CENTER

OF THE SHOOTING SPREE.

AND WHAT TARGET 7'S NANCY LAFLIN

HAS UNCOVERED MIGHT SURPRISE

NANCY: THE DA SAYS THAT MAN ON

THE KILLING SPREE HAD NO VIOLENT

CRIMINAL HISTORY.

WE ARE TOLD HE WAS ALSO A

COLLEGE STUDENT.

DROOPY EYED AND BRUISED, DAMIAN

HERRERA FACED A JUDGE AND HEARD

ALL THE CRIMES HE'S CHARGED

WITH.

MULTIPLE COUNTS OF MURDER,

TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE AND

STEALING A CAR.

PICKING HIS TEETH, AND GRUNTING,

HERRERA DIDN'T SEEM PHASED WHEN

THE JUDGE READ THOSE CHARGES.

THEN ASKED HIM.

>> ARE YOU GOING TO NEED AN

ATTORNEY FOR THIS CASE?

>> YUP.

>> CAN YOU HIRE YOUR OWN

ATTORNEY OR ARE YOU GOING TO

NEED US TO APPOINT ONE FOR YOU?

>> NEED AN APPOINTED ATTORNEY.

NANCY: THIS MAN CHARGED WITH SO

MANY VIOLENT CRIMES HAS NO

CRIMINAL HISTORY.

WE CHECKED THE COURTS, AND SO

DID THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

ALL THAT WE FOUND WERE A COUPLE

OF TRAFFIC TICKETS.

THE D.A. SAYS THERE IS ALSO NO

KNOWN HISTORY OF MENTAL ILLNESS.

UNM TELLS ME HERRERA WAS A

STUDENT AT THE TAOS CAMPUS,

SINCE 2011, STUDYING SCIENCE.

WE'RE ALSO TOLD HE BRIEFLY

WORKED AT THE POPULAR RESORT AND

SPA OJO CALIENTE.

A SPOKESWOMAN SAYS HIS BROTHER

BRENDAN, ONE OF THE PEOPLE

HERRERA'S CHARGED WITH KILLING,

WORKED AT OJO CALIENTE FOR TWO

YEARS.

THAT BRENDAN WAS SWEET, GENEROUS

KIND AND SINCERE.

>> YOU DID KILL BRENDAN HERRERA,

A HUMAN BEING, WITHOUT LAWFUL

JUSTIFICATION AND EXCUSE BY ANY

MEANS IN WHICH DEATH CAN BE

CAUSED?

ALSO FIRST-DEGREE CAPITAL

FELONY.

DO YOU UNDERSTAND?

>> YEAH.

NANCY: WE WANT TO POINT OUT

THOSE SHOOTINGS DID NOT HAPPEN

AT UNM OR THAT SPA.

SPOT STAFFERS TELL US THEY ARE

IN MORNING.

THEY ARE FILING THE FIFTH CHARGE

OF MURDER SINCE HIS MOTHER

PASSED AWAY EARLY THIS MORNING.

ROYALE: WE ALSO HAVE ACTION 7

NEWS REPORTER KAY DIMANCHE

WORKING ON A TIMELINE OF EVENTS.

SHE WORKED ON WHERE AND WHEN THE

VICTIMS WERE SHOT.

KAY: ARRIBA COUNTY SKY 7 PILOT

NEIL LAWSON SAYS DAMIAN HERRERA

TRAVELED QUITE A DISTANCE TO

COMMIT ALL 5 MURDERS LAST NIGHT.

>> THERE'S A LOT OF DISTANCE

BETWEEN EACH OF THESE LITTLE

TOWNS AND VILLAGES AND SO

THERE'S NO STREET LIGHTS.

KAY: RIO ARRIBA COUNTY SHERIFF'S

TOLD ME HERRERA FIRST SHOT AND

KILLED HIS MOTHER, STEP-FATHER

AND STEPBROTHER AT THEIR HOME IN

LA MADERA.

HE THEN HOPPED IN A CAR, BUT RAN

OUT OF GAS SO HE HITCHED A RIDE

WITH SOMEONE DRIVING BY.

POLICE SAY HE KILLED THAT

DRIVER BEFORE HEADING TO BODE'S

GENERAL STORE IN ABIQUIU AND

KILLING ANOTHER PERSON THERE.

SKY 7 FLEW OVER THE CONVENIENT

STORE THIS MORNING.

>> WE WERE ABLE TO GO TO THE

CONVENIENCE STORE IN ABIQUIU

WHERE THE LAST SHOOTING TOOK

PLACE.

THE AREA HAD BEEN CLEARED BY LAW

ENFORCEMENT, SO IT WAS BASICALLY

BUSINESS AS USUAL AT THAT POINT.

KAY: SHORTLY AFTER LEAVING THE

STORE, DEPUTIES SAW HERRERA

DRIVING ON US HIGHWAY 84.

THEY CHASED HIM FOR ABOUT FIVE

MILES BEFORE HE CRASHED.

HERRERA AND A DEPUTY GOT INTO A

STRUGGLE WHILE THEY WERE TRYING

TO ARREST HIM.

HERRERA WAS INJURED IN THAT

FIGHT, AND WAS TAKEN TO A NEARBY

HOSPITAL TO SEEK TREATMENT.

IN ALBUQUERQUE, KAY DIMANCHE,

KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS.

ROYALE: OUR COVERAGE OF THIS

DEADLY SHOOTING SPREE IN

NORTHERN NEW MEXICO DOESN'T END

HERE.

OUR TEAM IS TALKING TO

INVESTIGATORS, NEIGHBORS AND THE

VICTIMS' FAMILIES.

TONIGHT AT 10:00, WE'LL HAVE THE

LATEST INFORMATION ON A STORY

THAT OF COURSE HAS SADDENED SO

MANY HERE TONIGHT.

YOU CAN ALSO GO TO OUR WEBSITE

TO SEE THE FULL PRESS CONFERENCE

WHERE INVESTIGATORS UPDATED US

ON THIS SHOOTING SPREE.

SO MANY WANT TO KNOW THE

MOTIVATION BEHIND THIS KILLING

SPREE.

THE STATE POLICE CHIEF TELLING

US THEY HAVE INTERVIEWED

HERRERA, BUT NOW "WE DON'T HAVE

THE 'WHY."

I WILL CHECK IN WITH YOU IN

ABOUT FIVE MINUTES.

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Billy Joel Defies Hollywood To Say THIS About Trump - Duration: 11:06.

Billy Joel Defies Hollywood To Say THIS About Trump

The liberal entertainment world is full of actors and performers who love to spew their

anti-Trump rhetoric using their public platform to propagate their personal political ideology.

However, there are some entertainers who prefer keeping their politics private.

Legendary singer Billy Joel spoke out to say that he does not like talking about politics

publicly.

Breitbart reported that Joel said that in terms of politics, entertainers are "more

like court jesters than court philosophers."

He explained that his fans don't come to his concerts to listen to him talk about the

president.

"I try to stay out of politics.

I am a private citizen and I have a right to believe in my own political point of view,

but I try not to get up on a soapbox and tell people how to think," Joel said.

"I've been to shows where people start haranguing the audience about what's going

on politically and I'm thinking, 'You know, this isn't why I came here,'"

he added.

"As a matter of fact, one of the biggest cheers of the night comes when we do 'Piano

Man' and I sing, 'They know that it's me that they're coming to see to forget

about life for a while,' and the audience lets out this huge 'ahhhh' and I say,

'OK, yeah, don't forget that.'"

Actor Josh Duhamel recently spoke out to say that he feels similarly about actors talking

about politics.

"I don't like to get involved politically at all.

Nobody cares what I think politically," Duhamel said.

SHARE this story if you agree with Billy Joel and Josh Duhamel!

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INCREDIBLE What Trump Just Said About Rick Scott is UNBELIEVABLE - Duration: 11:41.

INCREDIBLE What Trump Just Said About Rick Scott is UNBELIEVABLE

Today was a big day for President Donald Trump, who spoke in Miami Friday afternoon about

a change in U.S. policy on Cuba.

Along with talking about Obama and his disastrous "deals", Trump dropped this Bombshell

on Governor Scott himself…

"I hope he runs for Senate," President Trump says towards Governor Scott, "I know

I shouldn't say it but it's true."

Before Trump approached the podium, Rick Scott moved the crowd with an incredible introduction

for the President and Vice-President of the United States.

Today we have a president and vice president who understands America will ALWAYS STAND

FOR FREEDOM," Rick Scott stated in Miami Friday.

Current Governor of Florida Rick Scott talked about how hopeful he was when Fidel Castro

finally ceased to exist.

"To the end of decades of torture and incarnation the Castro brothers subjected to the Cuban

people for too long," Scott goes on to say "Unfortunately nothing has changed and actually

has gotten worse."

Scott then bashes Former President Obama on his horrible deal between Cuba calling it

"an acceptance of tyranny and President Trump WILL STAND FOR FREEDOM!"

Isn't this why we love our President?

He says what he thinking when he is thinking it and most of the time it is exactly what

we are thinking also!

Share and comment if you agree

with

President

Trump and help

MAKE

AMERICA

GREAT AGAIN!!!

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Episode 5 | Chatting with Chip Ganassi Racing about Racing | 14 Part Series - Duration: 0:58.

That's another example of GEARWRENCH® innovation is our new electronic torque

wrench. We call it the ETW for short and you can see right away it's got some great

advantages with the the ability of it to read in three different scales plus it

beeps and it vibrates in your hand so even if you're working in a tight

location it you can't see where you are you'll feel it in your hand. Yeah so

obviously I have used the typical torque wrench before. But that's incredible that you

can actually see the rating on it but then the vibration of the feeling in

your hands is something that's really noticeable. That's quite cool!

It is quite cool!

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Doctors Make Tragic Announcement About Steve Scalise - Duration: 11:06.

Doctors Make Tragic Announcement About Steve Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise, the House Majority Whip, was shot on Wednesday by a deranged Trump-hater.

Now, doctors have made a tragic announcement about Scalise's health.

Politico reported that doctors at MedStar Washington Hospital Center said that Scalise

remains in critical condition and that he underwent his third operation on Thursday

morning.

This came after they said Scalise suffered severe blood loss and that the bullet had

fractured bones and torn through internal organs.

Sources say that the third operation Scalise received is for gunshot victims with doctors

checking the work they had performed the night before.

President Donald Trump visited Scalise last night, and today he said that the lawmaker

was "in some trouble" but a "great fighter."

"It's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time.

It's been — he's in some trouble, but he is a great fighter and he is going to be

OK, we hope," Trump said.

"I have a feeling that Steve has made a great sacrifice, but there could be some unity

being brought to our country.

Let's hope so."

Members of Congress made it clear that they are praying Scalise will recover.

"All over the country, we have people praying for Steve, for Steve's wife and kids, for

the others injured and for the doctors and nurses caring for our friends," said Rep.

Roger Marshall (R-Kans.).

"Steve is a great friend and father and a mentor to many of us."

Please keep Steve Scalise and his family

in your

thoughts

and prayers!

For more infomation >> Doctors Make Tragic Announcement About Steve Scalise - Duration: 11:06.

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BREAKING Ivanka trump - Everyone Is Talking About Ivanka's Outfit At White House Ceremony - News - Duration: 2:08.

For more infomation >> BREAKING Ivanka trump - Everyone Is Talking About Ivanka's Outfit At White House Ceremony - News - Duration: 2:08.

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Statistics 101 - All About Data - Duration: 7:12.

statistics is all about data in fact data are the life and blood of

statistics I would argue that without data in fact there is no statistics

when it comes to data it comes in all shapes and sizes and if you have been

paying attention to what is happening and what has been happening in the world

as of late especially around since 2010 and 11 now you will notice that the real

buzz is around big data and corporations governments individuals they all want to

do something with big data and they don't want to be seen without big data

in fact a colleague and I wrote a paper in the International Journal of

Information Management and we critically looked at this concepts of big data and

we called it beyond behind because we realized that it was more hype to big

data than what was in fact possible with it in fact I would argue

that most companies and individuals would have what we call small data that's

something that sits on your hard drive or through the hard drive of your

computer or something that you can work with with a small server and if you

notice a lot of data that we work with in real life not just at universities

and schools is small to medium-size data and thinking of data you have to realize

how to it's collected and how its generated a large number of data sets are

collected through surveys and you have been recipient of such unsolicited phone

calls or people stopping you on the street asking you can use for your five

minutes for a survey there are cross-sectional data in fact what

happens is that from a random sample of individuals representing some population

we conduct a survey and ask them a question at a point in time and in

fact we get a cross-section of opinions at that one particular time and another

way of collecting data is to ask the same question to the same people

repeatedly over over a longer period such as tracking children

from the age of say five into their adolescence and all the way to

their adulthood so a 30 year period you test their IQ scores their

behavioural attitudes their attitudes towards life the choices they made for

education and careers and family and that kind of data would be the

longitudinal or panel data another kind of data that you are most likely to be

familiar with is called time series data if you look at housing prices a graph of

housing prices going up and down or unemployment rate fluctuating over time

these are these are called time series data you're collecting this information

about the same entity over time what what is called the big data is

essentially the web-based data or data that has been being continuously

generated by smart forms or information and technology enabled devices that keep

generating these this data automatically and and in the size of that data is

humongous and that's why it's called big data the data set once it is in a

tabular format and that would be the focus of this this statistics 101 that

data has variables and those variables would have certain types and we'll

discuss them later since business analytics and social

sciences rely on to a great deal on survey data let us discuss it briefly if

you have been paying attention to the news or to television you know that

the United Stated states you have the presidential elections and what happened

is that for a very sustained period of time the polls that is the surveys

done of of eligible voters suggested that one candidate would win over the

other the odds of one candidate was significantly higher as for the survey

data but then it turned out at the night of election election night people

realize that evening that the polls were horribly wrong so survey data is very

useful but I would start with the caveat that the quality of data determines the

quality of analysis and while I'm mentioning these poles

went wrong I would like to mention Warren litovsky and who is one of the

pioneers of exit polling data and as we go along I hope that we could get a

chance to revisit some of his work but in the end of the day you have many

companies individuals who collect data even the government collects data

through polls and the United States Census Bureau

not only does census which essentially is a survey of all individuals over

supposed to be a survey of all individuals in the US and same is the

case with the Census Bureaus and all agencies in Europe and in other parts

and then there are professional organizations that do service for

businesses and governments and Gallup is one such agency and then they will think

tanks of fact tanks such as the Pew Research Center that collect data on

matters of that are of importance sociologically socially or politically

or economically and one good thing about Pew Research Center is that it makes its

data available to all in this particular course we will routinely use a data set

from University of Texas provided by professor Daniel Hammermesh professor

Hammermesh is an author and it celebrated economists who have been

looking over the years as to how your ones appearances or looks impact your

economic or other outcomes history book beauty page is an interesting read and I

highly recommend it the data set looks as follows we have

Beauty which is the rating of the instructors physical appearance by a

panel of six students and then teaching evaluation which is the lowest could be

one and highest could be five notice that beauty and evaluation are

continuous variables of real numbers so evaluation could be 4.1 4.2 they are not

integers whereas minority status is sort of a factor variable or a categorical

variable it's either 1 or 0 if a person is a is a

non Caucasian or visible minority 1 0 otherwise then gender would also be a

categorical variable or a dichotomous that could take only one or the other

value so gender native tenure are all dichotomous variables so we will discuss

these types as we go along and as we work with data but understanding the

type of variable and the kind of analysis one can perform based on the

type of variable is very important to get right from the word go

For more infomation >> Statistics 101 - All About Data - Duration: 7:12.

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FBI Agent Drops BOMB About Robert Mueller's Relationship With James Comey - Duration: 11:06.

FBI Agent Drops BOMB About Robert Mueller's Relationship With James Comey

Former FBI agent James Gagliano recently went on CNN to say that he finds something "troubling"

about the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel to investigate Russia's

election meddling.

Cons Journal reported that Gagliano worked with both Mueller and Comey when he was at

the FBI, and he says he "respects" each of them.

"The only thing that has troubled me from the start … why would you appoint a special

prosecutor that has a personal relationship with one of the central figures in the investigation?"

Gagliano began.

"My criticism is the special prosecutor, Robert Mueller, has a personal relationship

with former Director Comey," he added.

"Why would you appoint a special prosecutor to conduct an investigation where a central

witness and figure has a personal relationship?"

After hearing this, CNN legal analyst Paul Callan also agreed that Mueller was an "odd

choice."

"I think to put [Mueller] in charge of the investigation now of Comey — that, maybe,

could be problematic," he explained.

Share

your

thoughts –

what is

your

reaction

to this?

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Reporter Asks Denzel Washington About Obama – Gets Response He NEVER Expected… - Duration: 13:21.

Reporter Asks Denzel Washington About Obama – Gets Response He NEVER Expected…

In the liberal world of Hollywood, Barack Obama is still worshipped by the masses.

That's why a reporter recently was stunned when he asked Hollywood A-lister Denzel Washington

about the president, and got a response he was never expecting…

Conservative Tribune reported that just after last year's election, a liberal reporter

cornered Washington to ask him who he voted for.

He was expecting Washington to give him the usual anti-Donald Trump liberal talking points,

but that's not what happened at all.

"Just wondering who you wound up supporting in the election and why?"

journalist Nicholas Ballasy demanded on the red carpet for Washington's movie "Fences."

Washington tried to divert the question back to the movie, but when Ballasy continued to

press him, he silenced him with a blunt answer.

"None of your business!" he stated emphatically.

After fumbling a bit, Ballasy pressed on and asked Washington about Obama specifically.

"Right now, under President Obama, over the last eight years, in your mind… have

race relations improved under his leadership?" he asked.

Most actors would have taken this opportunity to lavish Obama with praise, but not Washington.

"Race relationships have to do with race relationships," Washington fired back, making

it clear that he doesn't think Obama has anything to do with this.

"You're white, or whatever you are, and I'm black, or whatever I am — we're

standing here talking now.

That's how we get things done."

"You can't legislate love.

The president of the United States can't legislate us into liking each other," he

elaborated.

"We have to step forward and ask questions about each other and engage.

There's no law that says, oh because I'm president, you all gotta get along now.

So it's up to us."

We're glad to see that Washington refused to submit to the liberal agenda and be just

another Hollywood sheep.

What do you think about what he had to say?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

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Spectrum Health shares information and education about Cerebral Palsy - Duration: 5:27.

THE BRAIN IS A FASCINATING

AND INTRICATE PART OF THE BODY,

AND SOMETIMES THE BRAIN CAN HAVE

A SERIOUS INJURY THAT CAUSES

PHYSICAL OR MENTAL IMPAIRMENT.

TODAY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT

CEREBRAL POLICY, -- CEREBRAL

PALSY, A CONDITION THAT CAN

AFFECT SOMEONE FOR LIFE.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING

US.

WHAT EXACT WE AS CEREBRAL PALSY?

DID IS A LIFELONG CONDITION

THAT GENERALLY ORIGINATE

SOMEWHERE NEAR OR JUST AFTER

BIRTH.

IT IS LARGELY A CONDITION

THAT

HAPPENS FOR REASONS WE DO NOT

UNDERSTAND,

AND IT GENERALLY

LEADS TO LARGELY MOTOR OR

MOVEMENT DISABILITIES, SO

MUSCLES DO NOT FUNCTION

CORRECTLY, AND IT CAN BE ANY OF

A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT MUSCLES,

BUT ONE OF THE MAJOR ISSUES IS

THAT THEY CAN BE TOO TIGHT, AND

THIS CAN AFFECT THINGS LIKE

WALKING, THINGS IN A MORE SEVERE

CASE, EVEN HOW IT IS NEEDED FOR

PARENTS TO DRESS THEIR CHILD.

AFTERBIRTH, HOW IS THIS

SOMETHING SOMEONE WOULD DETECT

OR DIAGNOSE? WITH THIS BE

SOMETHING -- WOULD THIS BE

SOMETHING THAT COULD BE DETECTED

BEFORE THEY LEFT THE HOSPITAL?

SOMETIMES YOU

CAN HAVE A

BABY CAN HAVE A STROKE DURING

PREGNANCY, SO WE SUSPECTED, BUT

OTHER TIMES IT IS NOT KNOWN

UNTIL MAYBE THE BABY GROWS AND

IS NOT WALKING SOON ENOUGH OR

SOMETHING LIKE THIS.

IS IT SOMETHING HEREDITARY?

IS IT SOMETHING THAT MAY BE

APPARENT -- MAY BE

PARENTS ARE

DISPOSED TO HAVING THIS IN A

CHILD?

MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION CAN BE,

BUT CEREBRAL PALSY IS NOT A

GENETIC THING SO MUCH AS A

CONSEQUENCE OF A EARLY BRAIN

INJURY.

SO LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT KIND

OF IMPACT THIS CONDITION WOULD

HAVE ON EVERYDAY LIFE OF THE

PATIENT.

THE IMPACT CAN BE

VARIABLE,

AND IN ITS MILDEST FORM A

PATIENT MAY BARELY EVEN KNOW

THEY HAVE IT.

THE MORE COMMON LEVELS, IT MIGHT

BE SOMETHING LIKE

DIFFICULTY

WALG OR DIFFICULTY WITH USE

OF AN ARM OR LEG, AND IN VERY

SEVERE CONDITIONS IT CAN BE

LIFELONG DISABLING, REQUIRING

WHEELCHAIRS, IT CAN MAKE

SPEAKING DIFFICULT, SO IT HAS

A

WIDE RANGE AND IT DENDS ON THE

DEGREE OF INJURY, BUT GENERALLY

SPEAKING WHATEVER DEFICIT THERE

IS THE BEGINNING, THAT STAYS

LIFELONG.

AND WE

WERE TALKING A LITTLE

BIT EARLIER, OFTENTIMES THESE

PATIENTS HAVE NO COGNITIVE

DISABILITY, BUT SOMEHOW THEY ARE

STIGMATIZED OR TREATED

DIFFERENTLY .

-- DIFFERENTLY.

THAT IS AN IMPORTANT

ASPECT

OF THINGS.

THESE CHILDREN DO N ALWAYS

SPEAK THE WAY THEY EXPECT PEOPLE

TO SPEAK, AND THEY DO NOT WALK

OR PLAY GAMES THE SAME WAY,

SOMETIMES THEY NEED BRACES ON

THEIR LEGS, AND YET THAT DOES

NOT MEAN THAT THEY ARE NOT

UNDERSTANDING THE CONVERSATION,

AND I THINK THAT IS ONE OF THE

MOST DIFFICULT ASPECTS FOR THE

FAMILIES AND CHILDREN WHO HAVE

THIS, IS THAT IT IS NOT FAIR

THAT THEY GET STIGMATIZED WITH

THIS, AND YET THEY DO.

LET'S TALK ABOUT THE

TREATMENT PLAN.

IT INVOLVES A LOT OF DIFFERENT

INDIVIDUALS.

THIS TYPE OF CONDITION IS

REALLY A MULTIPLY THE SCENARIO

-- MULTIDISCIPLINARY CONDITION.

IF THERE WAS ONE PHYSICIAN

TAKING CARE OF A PHYSICIAN WITH

CEREBRAL POLICY -- CEREBRAL

PALSY, IT IS A THERAPEUTIC

PHYSICIAN.

IT MANAGES THE BEGINNING, SUCH

AS MEDICATION, IF ANY ARE

NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE

PHRASING

IS DONE SO FUNCTION IS THE BEST

IT CAN BE.

THERE ARE MANY CASES, TYPICALLY

ON THE MORE SEVERE SPECTRUM,

THAT REQUIRE OTHER FOLKS LIKE

ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS.

THE PEDIATRICIAN PLAYS A BIG

ROLE, BUT ALSO NEUROSURGEONS,

AND OUR ROLE IS TO GENERALLY

HELP MITIGATE SOME OF THE SEVERE

CASES, TO

MAKE LIFE EASIER

OR PRESERVE FUNCTION THE PATIENT

WHAT IF SOMEONE WANTS MORE

INFORMATION?

IS THERE ANY NUMBER THEY CAN

CALL?

WE ARE ALWAYS THERE, WE ARE

HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS,

EVEN IF IT IS JUST A QUESTION

THAT SOMEBODY MAY HAVE.

OTHERWISE WE TEND TO

GENERALLY,

A GROUP OF THREE OF US, SEE

PATIENTS EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK,

AND WE WORK CLOSELY WITH OUR

NEUROLOGY COLLEAGUES, WHOSE

CLINIC IS LITERALLY DOWN THE

HALL FROM US.

WE GO BACK AND FORTH ALL THE

TIME.

WE ALSO HAVE QUARTERLY MEETINGS

WITH THE VERY FREE BUT FOLKS --

THE MARY FREE THAT -- FREE BED

FOLKS.

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Meet The Korean R&B Singer About To Become Your New Bias - Duration: 1:15.

Meet The Korean R&B Singer About To Become Your New Bias

Theres a new Korean R&B singer on the scene and, when you see his debut music video, hes totally going to become your new bias in no time. Image Source: Justin Park Official Facebook.

Justin Park is a Korean-American Singer-Songwriter who lives in Los Angeles and is signed with 5A Label.

Image Source: Justin Park Official Facebook. He has already covered several songs such as Justin Biebers Love Yourself, Drakes Fake Love, and Solo by Jay Park, giving each of them his own unique flavor.

Now, Justin Park has finally made his much-awaited debut with the title song Dates in La.

Image Source: Justin Park Official Facebook. Justin rang in his debut with a music video for the track. The music video is both fresh, exciting, and completely perfect for the upbeat song.

The Dates In La music video follows a young couple exploring the city, and it is downright adorable and fun.

For more infomation >> Meet The Korean R&B Singer About To Become Your New Bias - Duration: 1:15.

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Some owesome tricks about youtube on desktop and mobile 2017-2018 - Duration: 3:25.

Some awesome Tricks and Tips about YouTube Updated 2017

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23ABC team talks to McFarland students about media - Duration: 1:02.

SCHOOL TODAY.. TO BRING

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

STUDENTS INTO THE DIGITAL AGE.

23ABC'S CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER MARK

CHRISTIAN AND NEW MEDIA

DIRECTOR CROSBY SHATERIAN TALKED

TO

FOURTH GRADERS FROM BROWNING

ROAD ELEMENTARY AT

MCFARLAND HIGH SCHOOL.. AS PART

OF THE DISTRICT'S MEDIA SUMMER

PROGRAM.

THEY TALKED TO THE STUDENTS

ABOUT THEIR JOBS, HOW TO

USE EQUIPMENT.. AND EVEN HAD THE

STUDENTS INTERVIEW EACH

OTHER.

ONE TEACHER INVOLVED WITH THE

PROGRAM SAYS IT'S

IMPORTANT TO TEACH KIDS THESE

SKILLS.. FOR FUTURE USE.

"IT'S ALL A TEAMWORK EFFORT ...

10-15 YEARS

FROM NOW

THE STUDENTS ARE GOING TO TAKE

THEIR LESSONS ON

MULTI MEDIA, REPORTING AND

EDITING BACK WITH THEM TO

SCHOOL.. AND APPLY THEM TO THEIR

NEW CUB T-V.. WHICH WILL

BE AIRING SOON AT BROWNING

ELEMENTARY.

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Greeting. A Short Story About Anree Chess - Duration: 3:12.

Hello! My name is Andrey Belecky i'm 25 years old I'm from Moscow

I do not like to use a "musician" word

so

I am a person who creates music

I grew up in Tashkent in a very poor family

and we were just surviving there

everyday

We went to flea market to sell some old things

just to live another day

I worked in the specialty tour-guide and guide-interpreter

Traveled with tourists in the

ancient cities of Uzbekistan

I remember in there a lot of interesting moments and

funny stories

which I describe in my book

the first time I'm as close, as I could

get acquainted with music probably years

17

mmmmm

while some turning the knob

expensive synthesizers

and lots of cool musical stuff

I turned on the broken pegs

of an old guitar that did not have a 2-string

in the meantime the guys from the yard playing

in the same yard Viktor Tsoi

and sang his songs

I am at this moment

sat

in the cool entrance of the building I lived

and I was playing something

on that moment

and now

I understand that it was something

unusual and magical the guys from the streets they

They come to me and asked

"what band and song are you currently playing and singing?"

And I say

I do not know, Guys, Who knows..

So, I moved to Moscow and it was a very

hard and serious step for me

probably at one point I just realized that there

no magician in blue helicopter

and you either continue to concentrate

and go forward or you are standing still

after I moved to Moscow

I gave up music for about 7 years

I was an ordinary man of the system

rather unawareness

very plump, I was sitting in the office

and I worked as a web-designer

Only in 2015 in January,

that's essentially 2.5 years since I

stepped up

the new music inside of me

and later I actually from zero

created my musical project - ANREE CHESS

It's half a year almost every day I went from 12 pm

until 6 am on rehearsal

places in Moscow

and worked on my vocal

I started to write my own material and songs

I was looking for my own sound

So I started producing other artists

artists

cause I think it is very interesting

a piece of your alter egos invested in

somebody else

who endlessly talented in whom I

also believe like I believe myself and in

basically to help people it's pretty

insanely nice

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911 call about drunk driver gets no answer, computer glitch blamed for transfer problem - Duration: 1:51.

IT WOULD POTENTIALLY LAST FR

2018 THROUGH 2024.

>>> A PASCO COUNTY MAN IS

TRYING TO GET ANSWERS AFTER HIS

EFFORTS TO REPORT A POSSIBLE

DRUNK DRIVER WENT NOWHER

>> Reporter: AS HE DROVE ALONG

GRAND AVENUE IN NEW PORT RICHEY

LAST WEEK HE SAW A DANGEROUS

DRIVER BEHIND THE WHEEL.

>> THE GENTLEMAN WAS SOUND

ASLEEP, HIS HEAD WAS BACK

AGAINST THE HEADREST.

HIS EYES WAS CLOSED AND HIS

MOUTH WAS HALF OPEN.>>

Reporter: WAGNER.

911 FROM HIS CELLPHONE WHICH

TOOK HIM TO THE PASCO COUNTY

CELL -- CALL CENTER.

>> THERE IS A DRUNK DRIVER

TOTALLY ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL.

>> Reporter: THE DISPATCHER DID

THE RIGHT THING AND TRANSFERRED

THE CALL TO THE RIGHT

JURISDICTION.

>> I WILL TRANSFER YOU TO THE

NEW PORT RICHEY POLICE.'S JUST

STANDBY.

THEN HE MOVED INTO THE CITY OF

PORT RICHIE.

THEY HAVE THEIOWN CA CENTER

AS WELL.

>> THE PHONE RANG 20 TO 25

TIMES.

HE EVENTUALLY GAVE UP TRYING TO

REPORT THE POSSIBLE DUI.>>

Reporter: PASCO COUNTY'S 911

CENTER HAS BEEN PLAYED WITH

DELAYED RESPONSES AND AN ANSWER

CALLS BUT OFFICIALS SAY IT IS

WORKING BETTER NOW WITH ONLY

THREE COMPLAINTS IN THE LAST 14

MONTHS.

AFTER DOING DIGGING, WE FOUND

IN THICASE WE FOUND THE

PROBLEM CAME WHEN THE CALL WAS

TRANSFERRED FROM NEW PORT

RICHEY T PORT RICHIE.

THEY FOUND IT WAS BECAUSE OF A

SOFTWARE GLITCH.

IN THE MEANTIME WAGNER IS STILL

FRUSTRATED ABOUT THE DRIVER

THAT GOT AWAY.

>> IF HE WOULD HAVE GOTTEN IN

AN ACCIDENT, HE COULD HAVE

KILLED SOMEBODY MAYBE YOUR

HUSBAND, WIFE OR WHATEVER.>>

Reporter: DADE CITY

CONSOLIDATED ITS 911 SYSTEMIN

THE COUNTY AND 2013.