HEY TRIPPSTERS a big shout out and thank you to Collin Mercer Collin that length
you sent me was awesome and I'm going to share it with the other fans Collin sent
me a link showing me in an alternate picture of it's basically the same as
the cover of Shania Twain's album that's coming out in September now
only instead of in black and white it's in color and it is extremely sexy I mean
it was it was sexy in black and white but it is just too sexy in color oh my
god and you guys can see it because I'm going to link to it because when I
clicked on the link and went to it it's a YouTube video and it is it is the less
about to get good song that is playing but it's an alternate version of the
song and it's actually really good now I don't know the details on the song okay
I don't know if this is a version that is available to buy or is going to be
available to buy because I was just so excited when I heard it but I wanted to
tell you guys about it so I'm going to link to the video down below in the
description and that way you guys can hear it for yourself and you can also
see the picture of the cover but except in color okay so it's the same as the
cover of the new album but it's in color instead of like a pot and yes it is just
that sexy oh my god okay but Collin thank you for sending me this link and
you guys can thank Collin for this picture and this song because without
him I wouldn't have found it probably but you guys are guys suck you Collin
you guys are the reason that I may want to do what I do and keep everybody up
today because you guys share stuff like this with me so if you'd like to hear
the song with the alternate version of this song which is pretty jamming or see
the picture just click the link in the description below and again Collin thank
you so much that is going to do it for now this isICEPETS queen and I am
tripping out
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Sofia Coppola Talks About Remaking The Brutal, Feminine 'The Beguilled'| HitFix - Duration: 2:31.
When did you come across the story and realize
that you just had to take a crack at telling it?
A couple years ago my friend Anne Ross said I just watched this movie The Beguiled
And she said "Oh I think you would love it, I think you need to remake it."
And I thought, I would never remake someone else's film
But I when I saw it, it just stayed in my mind and I understood what she was talking about.
And it's a story about this group of women, the original film was told through the point of view
of the soldier who comes across them.
And I thought oh I would love to know the story of these women and what it was like for them.
And just sort of tell the same story from the other side of it
To me this is definitely a genre film. It's a thriller and it even has some scary moments.
Do you think that you would do another genre film now that you've done this?
For me it was like fun and a challenge of how to do something, and I love the southern gothic
and all the kind of symbols of that of candelabras and spiky gates.
But how to do that in my own style was a fun exercise.
But I think I love that it was wartime and it's savage and brutal but then there's a layer
of manners over it.
One of the things I found fascinating was the role of etiquette
and how etiquette was almost this code that people relied on.
Yeah I thought that was a big, important part and also the movie gets so brutal
and it's under this layer of lady-like manners
Sofia sent us a book of like etiquette of that time, like different manners of how to be a good southern lady.
A lot of it had to with how to impress a man. Like if a man is in the house
how everything changes and how you're supposed to just do everything for him.
You do see in the film how that slowly
those manners go out the window.
That's the fun of the story I think because it shifts
and you discover who's really beguiling who.
This feels like a period film but to me it also feels very contemporary and very timeless.
Why do you think that is? Is it the relationship between men and women?
Is it the psychology of their characters?
The kind of mystery between men and women, I've always found that an interesting topic.
And then this is in such a heightened way, so I think you get to really indulge that side.
If you were to have one thing that people think about when they leave the theatre
after they've seen this film, what do you want them to be asking themselves?
I mean I love leaving that to the audience. I never have a message I want people to take away
But I hope they have a good experience, I hope they enjoy it.
Because it's fun to see with an audience and to laugh and to get freaked out.
To have a whole experience, so I hope people see it especially together in a theatre.
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Spartanburg mom who lost son pens book about grief - Duration: 2:14.
3
That's what grief is.
It's a constant reminder of
what we lost AN UPSTATE
FAMILY WHO SUFFERED AN
UNTHINKABLE LOSS.. IS PUTTING
THEIR GRIEF TO GOOD. A
SPARTANBURG FAMILY'S SON.. WAS
A PASSENGER IN A DEADLY DRUNK
DRIVING ACCIDENT.
3
THEY WROTE A BOOK ABOUT
THEIR PAIN....AND TONIGHT HAD
A BOOK SIGNING AT HUB CITY
BOOKSHOP IN DOWNTOWN
SPARTANBURG. OUR ERYN
ROGERS WAS THERE.. AND HAS
MORE ON THEIR STORY.
3
NAT: It' been 21 months
now since we lost Josh, but
he's forever here. IT'S A
PAIN..LAURIE LEE SAYS NEVER
GOES AWAY. AND THE REASON
SHE STARTED WRITING.
LAURIE LEE/AUTHOR AND MOTHER
OF JOSHUA LEE I want other
people to feel my pain, to
feel my anger, but mostly to
feel a mother's love for her
son. HER SON.. JOSH LEE..
WAS IN THE CAR WITH THREE
OTHER USC UPSTATE STUDENT
ATHLETES WHEN THEIR CAR
CRASHED IN THIS FIERY
ACCIDENT.. IN OCTOBER OF 2015.
Johnny Lee/Father of
Joshua Lee A sudden loss,
there's no preparing, and all
you can hope for is time to
heal the wounds. TIME THAT
ALLOWED LEE TO PUT HER PEN TO
PAPER.. I was actually
crying when I wrote these
words. These pages, you can
feel the pain and the love in
it. THE BOOK.. JUST FINISH
THE RACE..WHERE HER SON GRACES
THE COVER.. Josh always
said just finish the race, so
I've been inspired to let
other people know that
everybody has a race to run.
Eryn Rogers/Erogers@wspa.co
m All the proceeds from
the book go directly to a
scholarship in Josh's name at
USC Upstate. NAT: To help
another child finish their
race. BETWEEN SIGNING
COPIES.. SHE LOOKED AROUND
THIS ROOM.. TO THE SUPPORT
THEY SAY HELPED THEM GET
THROUGH.. People in this
community, that's why this
book is published. AND
IT'S HELPING THEM CONTINUE TO
TURN THE PAGE.. KEEPING THEM
GOING TO THE FINISH LINE.
This is not over, it's only
the beginning. IN
SPARTANBURG, ER, 7NEWS.
3
THE FAMILY SAYS NOW
THEY'RE HOPING TO RAISE ENOUGH
MONEY TO GET THEIR SON'S NAME
ON A NEW TRACK STADIUM AT USC-
UPSTATE. THE MOTHER SAYS
SHE ALSO VISITS YOUTH GROUPS
TO TEACH THEM ABOUT DRUNK
DRIVING.
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Latest information about the Goodwin fire south of Prescott - Duration: 2:33.
A MEMORIAL NEARBY. ON
FRIDAY THE CITY WILL HOLD A
SPECIAL SERVICE IN THEIR HONOR.
>> WE GOT WORD THAT ONE
FIREFIGHTER DID SUFFER A MINOR
INJURY BATTLING A GOOD ONE
FIRE.
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE
ALWAYS WITH HIM.
THEY ARE WORKING HARD AND
DANGEROUS CONDITIONS.
THE CREWS ARE BEING TOLD THEIR
LIVES AND THE LIVES OF THE
PUBLIC ARE WHAT'S MOST
IMPORTANT.
>> IT'S BEING CALLED EXTREMELY
DANGEROUS AS IT GROWS TO NEARLY
21,000 ACRES.
SEVERAL COMMUNITIES HAVE BEEN
EMPTIED OUT WITH ONE ON STANDBY
TO EVACUATE.
>> A STATEMENT TODAY SAYING ",
OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO THOSE WHO
BEEN DISPLACED BUT ARE
RESOURCES ARE FOCUSED ON
CONTAINING THE FIRE AND
PROTECTING PROPERTY AND LIVES.
>>
WE JUST GOT OUT OF THE
COMMUNITY MEETING AND WE GO TO
THE --
>> THE TOWN OF MAYER LOOKS TO
BE IN GOOD SHAPE.
>> Reporter: THAT IS WHAT WE
ARE HEARING RIGHT NOW.
WE'RE STILL NOT OUT OF THE
WOODS JUST YET.
IT CERTAINLY BETTER THAN IT
LOOKED YESTERDAY.
21,000 ACRES, 670 PERSONNEL
FIGHTING THIS FIRE.
I BELIEVE WE HAVE SOME VIDEO
FROM EARLIER TODAY
ACCORDING TO FIRE OFFICIALS
THEY HAVE HAD SUCCESS IN
SECURING PINE FLAT.
IT'S STILL TOO DANGEROUS TO GET
IN THERE.
AS YOU MENTIONED, MAYER LOOKS
TO BE INGOOD SHAPE.
BUT FIRE DID JUMP HIGHWAY 69,
THE MAIN ARTERY BETWEEN I-17.
IT DID MOVE NORT TOWARD THE
DEWEY HUMBOLDT COMMUNITY.
FIRE MANAGERS SAY THEY ARE
CONFIDENT THEY HAVESTOPPED THE
LOWER PROGRESSION.
NOW POLAND JUNCTION IS A
COMMUNITY THAT IS UNDER THE
GUN.
THE FIRE IS MOVING IN THAT
DIRECTION.
THE COMMUNITY ARE MADE TO
EVACUATED.
THERE'S ALSO ONE INJURY
REPORTED TO A FIREFIGHTER.
IT'S A MINOR INJURY.
RIGHT NOW 3000 STRUCTURES ARE
CONSIDERED THREATENED.
AND 2000 PEOPLE ARE EVACUATED
YAVAPAI HAS DECLARED A STATE OF
EMERGENCY.
FEMA HAS SENT SOME GRANT MONEY.
RIGHT NOW THERE IS NO TIMETABLE
JUST YET AS TO WHEN FOLKS WHO
ARE EVACUATED COULD RETURN HOME
. WE ARE TOLD THERE COULD BE
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LEADING ADDICTION EXPERT TALKS ABOUT THE ROOTS OF ALCOHOLISM, OUR FAVORITE SPIRITUAL DISEASE - Duration: 4:44.
LEADING ADDICTION EXPERT TALKS ABOUT THE ROOTS OF ALCOHOLISM, OUR FAVORITE SPIRITUAL DISEASE
by Edward Morgan
Many believe that alcoholism is a spiritual disease, and that at the very least there
are real spiritual consequences of alcohol consumption.
Yet, is ubiquitous in our society, a strange culture which simultaneously prohibits those
mind-altering substances which elevate consciousness and help us to live more meaningful lives.
Alcohol is decidedly more dangerous than cannabis, magic mushrooms, ayahuasca, LSD, and so many
other drugs, but our cultural addiction to booze is evident everywhere.
Research has shown that even moderate alcohol consumption is extremely detrimental to your
health.
Research has shown over and again that alcohol is the most destructive drug known, and if
you look at the etymology of the word itself, it�s clear there is a spiritual dimension
to this substance, one that consumes lives and happiness, prohibiting people from living
joyous, full lives.
�The word �Alcohol� comes from the Arabic �al-kuhl� which means �BODY EATING SPIRIT�,
and gives root origins to the English term for �ghoul�.
In Middle Eastern folklore, a �ghoul� is an evil demon thought to eat human bodies,
either as stolen corpses or as children.
The words �alembic� and �alcohol�, both metaphors for aqua vitae or �life water�
and �spirit�, often refer to a distilled liquid that came from magical explorations
in Middle Eastern alchemy.� ~Zahrah Sita So why then are so many of us interested in
seeking oblivion with booze?
Surely the supply is put in front of us by the alcohol industry, but why is the demand
so high?
�The contortions we go through just not to be ourselves for a few hours!� ~Keith
Richards, Life, an autobiography In a recent interview with London Real, the
world�s leading expert on addiction, Gabor Mat� was asked by host Brian Rose about
alcohol.
Rose first tells a very common story of how consuming alcohol on a daily basis is normal
for people who�ve experienced something in their past which darkly colors their world.
Mat�s reply speaks to so many of us, for it breaks down the drivers behind alcohol
consumption in our fast-paced, money and success driven culture.
He says:
�It�s an archetypal story.
First of all you�re hurt as a child, and then you have to compensate for it.
So you compensate in two ways.
One is by becoming a �success�.� When despite all of your best efforts in your successes,
and your ability to impress people, the gnawing pain still shows up, now you use something
to soothe the pain.
And what do you say about somebody who drinks too much?
There�s an old expression.
When someone has drunk too much, there used to be an old saying.
�They�re feeling no pain.�� ~Gabor Mat�
In a sick society it makes sense that so many of us are addicted to painkillers, the number
one of which is alcohol.
We are simply wanting to feel no pain.
When you consider the depth of the opioid epidemic today, you have to wonder how we
can heal this massive spiritual illness, and hope is to be found in the wisdom of those
healers who understand the roots of the problems individuals attempt to
face on their own.
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Johnson Utilities warning residents about high nitrate levels - Duration: 0:23.
AND STAY
FED AN HERE'S A HINT.
IT'S ALL
YOU CAN EAT.
>> VERY INTERESTING.
WE'LL SEE
YOU THEN.
THANK YOU STEVE.
>> A NEWATER WARNING FROM
JOHNSON UTILITIES.
THEY HAVE
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Morgan talks about Contoura® Vision LASIK at Price Vision Group - Duration: 2:39.
I definitely want the best so when I finally got around to having my
procedure, Dr. Price was my first choice and only choice really.
My name is Morgan and I had the Contoura Vision LASIK from Price Vision Group
and it's one of the best experiences I've ever had.
Yeah, so my vision got as bad as being a negative 7.75 in my left eye. My right eye
was a little bit better but not much. Working out with your glasses, constantly
having to push them up, it's just, it sounds silly but it's so terrible.
My parents had had LASIK from Dr. Price and I knew that he was the best. And
their experience was so great, that's what I wanted. It doesn't hurt. There's no
pain associated with it and really your only job is to look at the light. So they
do the procedure, 15, 20 minutes and Dr. Price sits you up and he lets you kind of
get your bearings because it's all new to you. And you open your eyes and he
says, "It's gonna look like you're opening your eyes underwater." Which is
like the best description. That's exactly what it looks like. It's a little bit
foggy and blurry. A little bit. And he said, "See. See the clock." I could literally
read the time. Which I couldn't even see that there was a clock before. I've had
glasses or contacts since I was 5 years old. I'm very used to that and then
suddenly in 30 minutes I don't anymore. So it was, I had to keep telling myself
"You don't have contacts in. This is your life now."
And it's, I mean, it's a big deal. I'm actually 20/12.5 now which is
better than average. Without a doubt I would recommend Price Vision Group. Dr.
Price is the absolute best. So having him with your most precious thing, your eyes,
you really don't want to take any chances. And with Price Vision Group you
know that you're in good hands. They're very experienced and you're getting
the best. And that's really why I chose the Contoura Vision LASIK procedure was
because that is the best. They, I'm better than 20/20.
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Everything You Need to Know About Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy (Games 101) - Duration: 2:09.
The Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy is set to launch on June 30th, bringing a remastered
collection of the first three Crash games to PlayStation 4.
That's Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and Crash Bandicoot
3: Warped, all remade, packaged together, and sold for $40.
Developer Vicarious Visions has taken the original game's level geometry and gameplay
mechanics, exactly as you remember them, and then layered improvements to presentation
and quality of life over the top.
The visual boost can clearly be seen here, and those playing on a PS4 Pro will enjoy
an enhanced resolution of 1440p upscaled to 4K.
However, both PlayStation consoles will still be limited to 30fps.
The quality of life improvements comprise of a unified checkpointing and save game system.
Both manual and auto-saving can be used.
There's also a unified menu system, which keeps things constant between the three games.
What's more, Time Trials can be found across the entire collection.
Fans of Crash's sister, Coco, will be ecstatic to hear that she's playable across the entire
N.Sane Trilogy.
She has a fresh new look and her own set of "N.Sane Attacks."
With Naughty Dog having moved on from making Crash Bandicoot to creating big blockbusters
like Uncharted and The Last of Us, it's great to hear that the studio that started
it all, approves of Crash's new look.
Evan Wells, Naughty Dog's president, praised Vicarious Visions for the "amazing care
[taken] in maintaining the feel and soul of the originals," while bringing "the visuals
up to modern day standards."
Though the N.Sane Trilogy is coming to PS4 and PS4 Pro first, it's looking likely that
other platforms will get to enjoy the game, too.
So Xbox One owners feeling green with envy, can maybe relax a little.
If you are picking it up on PlayStation, note the not one, not two, but three Platinum Trophies.
That's one for each game!
Also, if you are pre-ordering digitally, look out for the free pre-order themes and avatars.
That's everything you need to know about the Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy.
Will you be picking it up?
Let us know in the comments.
If you enjoyed this video, hit the Like button,
and be sure to subscribe if you haven't already.
This has been Mack, for GameRevolution, goodbye.
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Tiger Shroff Funny Reply to Media about GF Disha Patani with Subtitles - Duration: 1:29.
If she so beautiful if shes too good for me i am the most un cool person
if some body likes me i dont have any female fans unfortunatly
Or that many friends
But i am trying
That After baaghi
In that matter
if i can bring
but thank you so much
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FBI agent accused of lying about Finicum shooting - Duration: 3:11.
LIV FROM THE COINE, -- LI
VE,
FROM THE GOING TO TURN DOWN TO
HIM PORTLAND, WATCHING OUT FOR
YOU.
JEFF: AN FBI AGENT, INDICTED,
ACCUSED OF LYING TO
INVESTIGATORS ABOUT HIS ROLE IN
THE SHOOTING DEATH OF LAVOY
FINICUM.
IT IS 11:00.
GOOD EVENING.
I AM JEFF GIANOLA.
JENNIFER: AND I AM JENNIFER
HOFF.
FINICUM WAS A LEADER IN LAST
YEAR'S MALHEUR WILDLIFE REFUGE
TAKEOVER, BUT AN OREGON STATE
TROOPER KILLED HIM NEAR JOHN
DAY AFTER FINICUM DROVE AWAY
DURING A TRAFFIC STOP.
OUR ANDREW DYMBURT IS GOING
BEYOND THE HEADLINES, BUT EVEN
THOUGH THE FBI AGENT IN TROUBLE,
DIDN'T FIRE THE DEADLY SHOT,
HE'S STILL FACING CHARGES.
ANDREW: YEAH, THAT'S RIGHT.
WHEN HE FIRED THOSE SHOTS, THEY
DID NOT EVEN HIT LAVOY FINICUM.
HE LIED ABOUT IT AND TRIED TO
COVER IT UP, LEADING
INVESTIGATORS TO QUESTION ALL OF
THE EVENTS OF THAT DAY.
GOOD PEOPLE ARE SITTING
BEHIND BARS WHILE
CRIMINALS WHO SHOOT ON AMERICAN
CITIZENS ON OUR PAYCHECK ARE
WALKING FREE.
ANDREW:
OVER A YEAR HAS PASSED,
SINCE LAVOY FINICIUM ONE OF THE
LEADERS IN THE MALHEUR WILDLIFE
REFUGE TAKEOVER WAS SHOT AND
KILLED BY AUTHORITIES.
AND TODAY, AN FBI AGENT IS
FACING FIVE FELONY CHARGES FOR
LYING ABOUT HIS ROLE IN THE
SHOOTING.
SPECIFICALLY, SPECIAL AGENT
ASTARITA SPECIFICALLY STATED HE
DID NOT FIRE HIS WEAPON, WHEN IN
FACT, HE DID.
JEFF: -- ANDREW:
ACCORDING TO
COURT DOCUMENTS OBTAINED BY
KOIN 6 SPECIAL AGENT JOESPH
, ASTARITA WAS PART OF THE FBI'S
HOSTAGE RESCUE TEAM, OR HRT,
DURING THE OCCUPATION.
THE ACTIONS OF THE FBI HRT IN
THIS CASE DAMAGE THE INTEGRITY
OF THE ENTIRE LAW ENFORCEMENT
PROFESSION.
ANDREW: COURT DOCUMENTS ALLEGE
THAT AGENT ASTARITA LIED.
AND SAID HE HAD NOT FIRED HIS
WEAPON IN THE STANDOFF WITH
FINNICUM WHEN HE KNEW HE DID.
WE FOUND POSSIBLE CRIMINAL
CONDUCT BY SOME INVOLVED FBI HRT
AGENTS.
ANDREW: THE SHOTS ASTARTIA FIRED
ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE MISSED AND
IT WAS AN OSP TROOPER THAT
KILLED FINICUM.
AFTER FINICUM DISOBEYED OFFICERS
DURING A TRAFFIC STOP.
CRASHED INTO AN EMBANKMENT.
GOT OUT OF HIS VEHICLE AND
REACHED FOR A GUN ACCORDING TO
INVESTIGATORS.
SO OFFICIALS SAY THE ACCUSATIONS
AGAINST AGENT ASTARITA DOES NOT
CHANGE THE RULING THAT THE
OVERALL SHOOTING WAS JUSTIFIED,
.
KELLI STWEART IS A FAMILY FRIEND
TO LAVOY FINICUM.
SHE BELIEVES LAW ENFORCEMENT
ISN'T BEING FULLY TRANSPARENT.
THEY HID THE FACT THAT SHOTS
WERE FIRED AND HERE WE'VE WAITED
17 MONTHS FOR A SIMPLE
INDICTMENT TO COME DOWN.
ANDREW: AND ALTHOUGH ASTARITA IS
FACING CHARGES THAT CARRY
PENALITIES OF UP TO 55 YEARS IN
PRISON, STEWART THINKS IT'S NOT
ENOUGH.
THE FACT THAT HIS INDICTMENT
ISN'T CONSPIRACY TO IMPEDE A
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION, ATTEMPTED
MURDER, AND OBSTRUCTION OF
JUSTICE SHOWS ME THAT JUSTICE
STILL IS NOT BEING SERVED.
ANDREW: AND JENNIFER, JEFF,
INVESTIGATORS IN THIS MATTER
--
ANDREW DYMBURT FOR KOIN 6 NEWS.
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When CNN Got Caught In A SICK Lie About Trump, They Just Did The UNBELIEVABLE To Cover Their Tracks - Duration: 2:34.
When CNN Got Caught In A SICK Lie About Trump, They Just Did The UNBELIEVABLE To Cover Their
Tracks
By Emily Nowak
Very Fake News Network CNN has landed itself in hot water again after having to delete
and retract a story that linked Trump campaign team executive Anthony Scaramucci to the Kremlin-controlled
Russian Direct Investment Fund.
In place of the story is now an Editor�s note that says:
�That story did not meet CNN�s editorial standards and has been retracted. Links to
the story have been disabled. CNN apologises to Mr Scaramucci.�
The story itself fell very short of any journalistic standards, relying on a single, anonymous
source that claimed the Senate Intelligence committee was looking into a �$10-billion
Russian investment fund whose chief executive met with a member of [the Trump] transition
team four days before Trump�s inauguration.�
This story was a total fabrication. At least it was retracted, but how this obvious hit
piece ever got past CNN editors proves just how much the news network has frittered away
any semblance of journalistic integrity.
Check out President Trump call out CNN in one of his press conferences in this short
clip- it�s a classic!
CNN is hoping to turn itself around, however- a source at CNN told Buzzfeed that the false
report was a �massive, massive f*** up and people will be disciplined.�
A leaked email from CNNMoney�s executive editor Rich Barbieri warned journalists against
publishing more of these tenuous claims, saying:
�No one should publish any content involving Russia without coming to me and [CNN�s premium
video content VP] Jason [Farkas]. This applied to social, video, editorial, and MoneyStream.
No exceptions.�
Who knows, maybe CNN is trying to turn a new leaf. The anti-Trump bias has been so strong
at the network though that they will have a lot of making up to do.
CNN definitely does not want these stories getting out, so that�s why we�re asking
you to share it 10,000 times so everyone knows about their downfall!
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Parents testify about hit and run crash - Duration: 2:28.
THE CAUSE OF THIS FIRE IS UNDER
INVESTIGATION.
>>> I REMEMBER COMING TO AND
THERE WAS GLASS AROUND ME.
AND I LOOKED AT ING RID AND
SAID ARE -- INGRID ARE YOU
OKAY?
IS LANCE OKAY?
SHE SAID HE'S NOT.
>> A FATHER REMEMBERING THE
HORRIBLE CRASH THAT ALMOST
KILLED HIS SON.
THE ACCUSED DRUNK DRIVER
DEPORTED 15 TIMES APPEARED
BEFORE A JUDGE TODAY.
OUR REPORTER STEVE FIORINA IS
LIVE.
THE TESTIMONY FROM ANOTHER
PERSON IN THAT TRUCK COULD BE
KEY IN THIS CASE.
>> CERTAINLY COULD, STEVE.
HE SHOWED A MARK ON HIS RIGHT
SHOULDER INDICATING THAT IT WAS
A BRUISE THE THE SEAT BELT WHEN
HE WAS IN THAT -- BRUISE FROM
THE SEAT BELT WHEN HE WAS IN
THAT COLLISION.
THAT WOULD CONTRADICT THE
CLAIMS THAT NOT THE DEFENDANT
DRIVING, THE OTHER GUY WAS
DOING IT.
THIS WAS THE LAKE CAR AFTER IT
WAS BROADSIDED LAST MAY.
THE FAMILY WAS ALMOST HOME
AFTER A DAY AT DISNEYLAND.
>> I HEARD A LOUD SCREECHING OF
TIRES AND SAW BRIGHT LIGHTS
COMING CLOSE TO HITTING US.
AND THEN WE GOT HIT.
>> MOM AND DAD HURT BUT THEIR 6-
YEAR-OLD SON SEVERELY INJURED.
.
>> HE WAS SLUMPED OVER IN HIS
SEAT AWAY FROM THE DOOR.
MY HUSBAND STARTED SCREAMING
>> SHE SCRAMBLED TO HELP HIM,
LOOKING FOR SIGNS THAT HE WAS
BREATHING AND HE HAD A PULSE.
>> HE WAS BLEEDING FROM HIS EAR
AND NOSE AND HEAD.
>> A 911 CALL WAS RUSHED TO A
HOSPITAL.
RECOVERY IS SLOW FROM ALL THE
BROKEN BONES, THE TRAUMA.
>> A LOT OF ANXIETY.
DOESN'T SLEEP WELL.
HE'S VERY FEARFUL.
HE DOESN'T WANT TO GO IN THE
CAR.
>> THE WHITE PICKUP THAT RAN
THE STOP SIGN THAT NIGHT WAS
FOUND HEAVILY DAMAGED A COUPLE
MILES AWAY.
CONSTANTINO BANDA-ACOSTA, A
MEXICAN NATIONAL DEPORTED AT
LEAST 15 TIMES WAS ARRESTED FOR
DUI.
HIS DEFENSE SAYS HE WAS NOT
DRIVING, BUT THIS MAN WAS.
.
>> MR. BANDA WAS DRIVING FAST.
HE NEVER SAW THE STOP SIGN.
>> FOR THE PASSENGER, THE SEAT
BELT GOES ACROSS THIS SHOULDER,
THE DRIVER IT'S THIS SIDE.
SOMETHING THE JUDGE MAY
CONSIDER AS SHE DECIDES WHETHER
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"Every morning" | Beautiful song about favorite work | In Chinese with subtitles - Duration: 3:14.
The morning came, which means
I'm in a hurry to my favorite factory
I like my job very much
Parents and beloved girl are proud of me
Our factory is located in the beautiful city of Shenzhen
We manufacture cars for our citizens
Everyone can afford our car
We do it with love
Day by day we do our work
Electric cars for citizens of our beloved country
The city wakes up, and we are already at the workplace
We will make for you a million cars
Day by day we do our work
Today I will work harder
That my parents and my beloved girl were proud of me
This is happiness, to be useful to my country
Time does not stand still
Life goes on
Today I'm standing behind the machine-tool
Tomorrow I will be the director
I did a good job today
And I hurry home, to my family
My lovely girl will meet me
When I arrive by car
Day by day we do our work
Electric cars for citizens of our beloved country
The city wakes up, and we are already at the workplace
We will make for you a million cars
Day by day we do our work
Today I will work harder
That my parents and my beloved girl were proud of me
This is happiness, to be useful to my country
Day by day we do our work
Electric cars for citizens of our beloved country
The city wakes up, and we are already at the workplace
We will make for you a million cars
Day by day we do our work
Today I will work harder
That my parents and my beloved girl were proud of me
This is happiness, to be useful to my country
Tomorrow morning will come again, which means
I will rush to my favorite factory
I like my job very much
Parents and beloved girl are proud of me
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No Triathlon Kim Interviews Me About The Marathon Swim - Duration: 14:44.
- What were the emotions that you felt,
that you cycled through?
(whooshing)
- This is where she gets the tears.
- They're coming.
(whooshing)
The entire swim is a bathroom break.
As far as I'm concerned. - Right, well.
(whooshing)
- In a fascinating turn of events Trainiacs,
No Triathlon Kim suggested that
I'm always up here yapping away,
and I might not be so very good
at communicating the vulnerable stuff.
And, as you might know, she is a former reporter,
so is good at asking the cut to the bone questions.
And since she suggested that she interview me
about the long swim, et cetera, et cetera.
So, uh, that's what's gonna happen today.
Alright.
Let her rip.
- Um, Okay. Where to begin.
Um, turn off the ringer. (cell phone ringing)
That's where to start.
- Always.
- Now, really, where to start?
I think, the key thing that I thought was maybe missing
from the long swim video,
and your day after long swim video,
was talking to the Trainiacs about the emotions
that you felt while you were swimming,
because you didn't just paddle for 10 hours
and then you were done,
you go through a lot during those 10 hours,
so, what were the emotions that you felt,
that you cycled through?
- Started out as, excitement in the first few hours.
The first two hours was, it felt easy,
in the video, I made a comment that
it felt like walking. - Felt like walking.
- And, I knew that around three and a half hours,
it would get tough, and it did,
but I didn't really realize the extent to the toll
it was gonna take on my body.
I knew that I was gonna be in pain,
and that there was gonna be a bunch of mental chatter,
but it was actually like,
it was so far beyond that pain and mental chatter that
I think the cold,
it basically skipped me through that elation and excitement,
and went all the way through pain, like, right away.
And, I think my body started actually shutting down,
and, before I could even really feel pain,
my brain started shutting down.
Like, I swam a ton of it with my eyes closed,
not because of any reason besides
I just couldn't process visual images very well.
I couldn't process people talking to me very well.
- And then something you said
in one of the radio interviews that you did,
was that you, that range of emotions included,
despair, sadness, fear, loneliness,
I don't think people necessarily think about that.
They just think about, "Okay, it hurts,"
and you're trying to say to yourself
"Keep going, keep going,"
but those, those were a totally different range of emotions
than I think people would expect you to feel.
- It was loneliness, it was sadness,
because I wasn't able to swim with Pat and Jacque,
and the whole point of this was to do it together,
and because my brain wasn't working,
I couldn't process "Okay, when I stop,
I know that I start getting frozen,
and I can't tread water for more than a few seconds
without having to keep going."
I was just upset at them,
because I thought that they abandoned me.
It's not a rational thought,
it's just, your basic emotions are happiness,
anger, sadness is maybe like a mixture of those two,
and you just take the most basic emotions that I had,
and that's all the thoughts that were going through my head.
It was never fear.
I don't really know how to describe it.
It was just a feeling of being alone.
- Mhmm. I think that's important to point out,
because when you listen to interviews with the pros
after Kona, and you ask Mirinda Carfrae,
"What was it that allowed you to make that amazing comeback,
and win the race?"
And she goes into sort of a pat answer
about just pushing through and other people
having a great race, and the motivation,
but you never hear about like, "I wanted to cry."
"It hurt. I felt lonely. I felt sad that
my teammates abandoned me." - I cried.
- Yeah, so, I think that's
important to hear, - I cried in my goggles.
- from someone like you,
because a lot of folks watching your videos
are trying to get motivation.
37 kilometers is an amazing feat, yes,
but he is still just like you guys,
and going through those emotions.
Cause a lot of people in the comments
were talking about, like,
"I'm gonna do 1,000 meters, and it's scary to me like that."
You might go through those same emotions too,
but you can push through, and that's important too.
- It wasn't that long ago that,
when I started originally swimming
with people like Pat and Jacque, and more elite triathletes,
that I realized how much further
in their training lifespan they were than I was,
and it was five or six years ago,
I ended up just completely dismantling my swim,
and swimming in the shallow end of the pool
for about three months.
Then it wasn't a matter of,
"Okay, I'm struggling just to stay afloat,"
and that was the biggest thing
that I had to be able to get over too.
To contemplate doing something like this,
and then once you do that, it's not a matter of like,
fear of water that I've got to overcome,
it's how far can I push my body.
- Pat had to pull out because he knows his body so well
that he knew hypothermia was setting in,
it was getting dangerous,
he couldn't even do the strokes anymore.
We could even tell from the boat it wasn't good.
Cause Pat's a machine.
One of the best triathletes in this province ever.
And to see him struggle, we knew something wasn't right.
So, he knew to pull out.
For you, you didn't have that,
you weren't going through that,
but you were going through,
"This is terrible, this hurts," et cetera,
what allowed you to keep going,
and bring that back, of course,
to the amateur triathletes here,
who might have trouble completing that sprint swim.
- So really good question
that I don't really have a great answer to.
The only thing that was going through my head
was such a basic thought of,
I recognized that it was difficult,
but there wasn't such a huge range of challenges.
I knew it was basically just me against me.
I wonder if the meditating that I've done over the last year
has helped simplify a lot of the variables and challenges
that could come into my head, because I remember,
the last long swim that we did,
there was so much chatter from all different sides of like,
pain, difficulty, - Quit, quit, quit, quit,
- fear, quit, nutrition, - quit, quit, quit.
- stomach. In this case, I tried to just break it down to,
"What are the things that I have to do to finish this?"
And it was putting one arm in front of the other,
and not stopping.
- But, I think a lot of people will ask you,
"Okay, that's great.
That's lovely to say 'Just don't stop.'"
What advice can you give to people, I guess,
is what I'm trying to ask,
who are saying "Okay, that's awesome,
how can I not quit like you didn't quit?"
- That's really tough,
cause I think that it's different for everyone.
I think that everyone has to find their reason to not quit.
A charity, or whether it's your family,
or whether it's your kids, or personal satisfaction.
In my case, it was having thousands of people
all around the world that I could motivate,
and celebrate with,
and that sense of accomplishment that I could
share with a lot of people. - Too many people to let down
if you stopped.
- No, it wasn't so much that.
It's not that I didn't want to let people down,
it was, I wanted more people to succeed.
(cheering)
Now, you and Melissa craftily edited this out,
but when you got out of the boat,
your mom was the first one to come and give you a hug,
and both of you started sobbing.
This is a man, in all the years I've known you,
I've seen you get teary, like twice.
- This is where she gets the tears. They're coming.
- Um. So, your mom hugged you, and you sobbed.
- That happened when I hugged her, and when I hugged you,
when I hugged my dad, um, pretty much everyone.
That collage of so many emotions, of happiness,
of having no reason to be afraid anymore,
I don't know what is the one thing.
It's overwhelming and uncontrollable at that point.
- What did it mean to you, though,
to have all those people on shore waiting for you,
your aunt and your cousins showed up,
and your mom came towards the end
to make sure to be there for the finish.
And really, having your dad and brother with you for,
almost all of the day, cause they ran the support boat,
and gave him his nutrition every thirty minutes.
They were his boat.
We were ahead with Jacque and Pat in the other boat,
and I was doing all the shooting.
They were in a smaller fishing boat,
so there wasn't really room
for me and all the vlogging equipment.
- Having your parents there, I mean,
years and years of memories
that all bubble to the surface during times like that.
It's overwhelming to have parents there,
to have my brother there,
who hasn't really ever been a part of anything
that has been triathlon or endurance related,
it's not his bag.
And have him to share that with, that was really cool.
Pregnant sister.
- Mhmm. Waddled along the shore. Poor Kara.
- Waddling along the side of the shore.
You there supporting me.
That flood of emotion that you get to share that experience
with the people that are closest to you.
I mean, that's part of the why.
Knowing that I wanted to have that feeling at the end.
You don't get that with a win at work,
or a promotion, or an awesome phone call from a client,
you get that from coming from the lowest lows
and getting to the highest highs
with the people that are most important to you right there.
Like hell yeah, I'm gonna cry.
- It's funny when you told me after,
that Barry, your dad, and Jessie, your brother,
were both, "You got it! You're doing great!"
every time you went up for nutrition,
and you were like "Yeah."
Cause you just don't have - Yeah.
- the brainpower to sort of process,
or respond in any other way, and hopefully,
I would think everyone on the boat sort of understands
that you don't have much to give back,
even when we're cheering you on "You're doing awesome!
Not much longer!" Whatever, and "Mm." Is the answer.
- Yeah, that's about what you can give at that point.
You don't have anything besides
the energy to focus on the next swim stroke.
And even eating is difficult. Those treats that I had,
they were good, they tasted good,
but getting the brain cells around "Okay, I have to eat,"
like, you're not even there to enjoy it.
So, it's hard to enjoy - Mhmm.
- that time with your family while you're going through it,
and it all builds up, - Mhmm.
- in a big bag of tears at the end.
- Mm. Couple of quick questions,
what part of your body was most sore during,
and what part of your body is most sore after, now?
- Most sore during, was back of the neck,
from looking up and sighting, constantly.
It was every, early on, just kind of naturally, I sight
every about, three or five strokes.
And then, towards the end,
because I was swimming basically with my eyes closed,
it would be every tenth or twelfth stroke.
And it hurt a lot.
Right now, - Oh yeah, you've talked
- this. Wrist. - about the wrist.
- I think wrist is sprained. - And we don't know why.
- Yeah. Don't know why.
- You also said though,
your abs are sore from all the kicky kick.
- Yeah.
- Kicky kick. Technical term. - Yes.
Abs aren't bad right now.
- Oh no? - They were kind of crampy,
more just fatigued, during the race.
- There are a lot of questions,
and they were asked on the radio as well today,
about bathroom breaks.
There were no bathroom breaks,
this was a continuous swim - The entire swim
is a bathroom break - Right. Well.
- as far as I'm concerned.
- But you didn't use your wetsuit as a diaper.
- Jacque did.
- No, Jacque didn't. - Oh, right. (laughs)
- Jacque peeled his wetsuit off.
But anyway. While swimming. Never stopped swimming.
But what happens? Like, how?
You didn't need to empty your bowels, basically.
So how does that happen?
- Like when you pee?
- No, I know what happens when you pee in a pool.
How is it that your bowels,
that you ended up going 10 hours without needing to.
- Because so much of your blood flow is in your arms,
and your legs, keeping them mobile,
there's not enough blood in your stomach,
in your digestive system, to push anything through.
And because you are fueling on liquids already,
it wants to come out as a liquid.
- Why then, does this happen
to long distance marathon runners,
where often, their bowels release at the end?
- Gravity.
- Oooooh, gravity. Interesting.
- Don't have gravity, swimming.
- Okay, how did the water taste?
It was quite dirty as everybody could tell.
- Taste like a lake. Taste like a lake with a bunch of dirt.
- Yeah. Cause it's a clay bottom.
That's why the water looks that way,
the red river in Winnipeg has a clay bottom.
- Jacque and I, we both looked blue after,
as a combination of being really cold and actually blue.
But also, having, like gray clay in our face.
- Mhmm. Don't have any other good questions.
Anything else you'd want me to ask you?
(mumbles)
They were asking about wet suit stuff.
- Chafing on the wetsuit happened there,
and I think back there.
- Yeah, no, you've got one little.
- Oh, that's actually not too bad. Oh and here.
- Oh yeah. Right there. Ooh, it's quite eh.
- Did you chafe? Yep. How do you deal with it?
Lots of BodyGlide and just accept that it's gonna happen.
- Well yeah, they BodyGlid?
- BodyGlid.
- Glid up quite substantially before they got in the water,
just running those. - Oh yeah.
- People were asking about your next big adventure,
you talked prior to the race about it usually
being about a three year cycle,
that you're not gonna want to do anything
this painful for another three years.
You guys have joked about like a long bike ride
to a really far off location in the province,
but what, actually, would you wanna do for a next,
for an encore?
- The absolute next thing I wanna do is a half IronMan,
just get back to being a triathlete,
maybe end of October, beginning of November?
And next big thing, I don't know.
It actually does not seem like
it's gonna be three years away.
- What is that supposed to mean?
- That means that I'm actually kinda feeling very empowered,
and motivated to do something sooner
than three years from now.
- We're gonna have to have a chat about that.
- That's a good place to end it!
Hopefully I'm here tomorrow
for another edition of Triathlon Taren.
Thanks, Trainiacs, and thank you, N. T. K..
- Bye.
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Let's Talk About VidCon - theJunieBird - Duration: 11:38.
Hey folks, welcome to my channel theJunieBird, where I encourage people to do
and go after the things that they love unapologetically. I'm trying the branding
and the stuff at the beginning, we'll see how that goes.
I feel like something is happening outside and I'm not entirely sure what it is.
I don't have a script for this video, whatsoever, because I was- I didn't know I
was going to have this time to film something, didn't realize it, so I didn't
plan ahead. But I want to seize an opportunity to make a video and talk to
you guys and also do just a little bit of a debrief on why I haven't made a
video in a couple weeks and how VidCon was for me. Yeah! June in general has
just been a really strange month for me and I feel like I'll look at a calendar
at the beginning of the week, and I'll be like, 'awesome I have nothing going on this
week, I can focus on YouTube, or I can focus on like this other project that I
want to get done', and then by the end of Monday I have like a really solid plan
for something that I need to do every day for the rest of the week so it's
it's been a really odd month and that was like heightened by VidCon. I went to
VidCon this year, I've been to VidCon four years in a row now and while I was
there during the women online discussion - which I'll get to more of in a minute - I
just went ahead and purchased my ticket for VidCon 2018, so we're
definitely going to be going a five years strong. VidCon this year was different
for me that it has been in previous years, but to be honest I'm not entirely sure why.
The first year I was at VidCon I was just there to learn and hopefully to
meet people. The second year was like, more learning, but the ability to use
that [information] in a more concrete way because I had already established this channel.
Last year was making really good friends, meeting people in person for the first
time and learning, but more networking and figuring out who my friends were and
how to make friends in person and on YouTube as a platform.
This year it felt like VidCon was much more for networking and hanging out with
friends than anything else. It was kind of a whirlwind of a weekend and there
are parts of it that were like just absolutely insane. And I just. I don't
even know like how i- what to think of them- or how to... wrap my brain around
them. Like the women online discussion and Kathy Trithardt and I made a video
and we talked about it- we talked about a couple things, in video format. One of
them is already up on her channel, because she's amazing and really really
fast with editing. The one that we filmed for my channel is still living on my
phone, which is a really dangerous place for it to be right now, so like I need to
figure that out. ASAP but the women online
discussion was - and whether you were there or whether you just like heard
about it from the internet - it was just a really intense and uncomfortable place
to exist. And one of the things that has always
been VidCon for me is getting a chance to meet with other Creators and bond
over the things that we have in common and part of having discussions with
women on the Internet is the- you realize the- kind of the like oh, you've
experienced this type of harassment use experienced like, people saying these kind
of things to you, I have too, let's talk about that. And usually VidCon is a
really safe place to do that and have those discussions and to be encouraged
by other women on the internet, but the women online discussion in particular
was not a safe place to do that, and... it's not the conference's fault but it's also
something that, if their goal was to create that safe place, then they could
have done a better job of facilitating it. So, yeah.
In previous years, I've taken pages and pages worth of notes on panels and
things that I think are going to be good to remember and good to know more about
and research on. I didn't take any notes at any panel this year and there were
panels where I kind of felt like I should have been taking notes, I'm just
like, 'oh this is like this is really good information I'm going to want to have
this later' but I just I didn't and I don't really know why. I went in to
VidCon this year saying that I felt like it was going to be the VidCon
experience I always wanted VidCon to be, if that's the sentence that makes sense
and I think it is. In a lot of ways it was. I was staying at this house with a
bunch of my best online friends, which was incredible. I got a chance to
collaborate and make videos with a handful of people that I'm really
excited to see the outcomes of, but it was also really different in that it
felt like it finally evened out. VidCon has always been something that was exciting
or new in whatever way it was that year, but this VidCon felt just normal I got a
chance to build relationships with people that I already knew and that was
so important and so wonderful and I also got a chance to
establish myself and what I want to be doing in a community that I'm sort of
only starting to feel like I'm a part of.
Sometimes it's helpful for me to think of things in terms of what I put into
them is what I'm going to receive in response, and that feels very true with
my experience at VidCon this year. In previous years, and not just at VidCon
but throughout the year, I have put time and dedication - sporadic though it might
be - into YouTube and my channel my brand, and I'm starting to see the return on
that. I'm seeing where I fit into the larger community and I'm finally feeling
like I'm actually ready to step into that, and that's a good feeling.
In previous years I've come off of VidCon wanting to like rededicate myself
to the art of video making, but this year I just feel like I want to continue
building what I already have. It's nice to feel like I've established enough
that I don't need to go in and re-establish everything again, but it's
also intimidating to not feel this sudden rush of inspiration that I've in
a lot of ways depended on in previous years.
I'm still excited to be a part of the YouTube community, but I'm not that much
more excited because of VidCon. I'm starting to try and think beyond just
this one platform, and honestly I'm just as excited to be home in LA, even in 102
degree heat. I like my apartment. I like my physical community here in Los
Angeles, and even though I've shut myself away for like two days to recover and
like re-remember how to be a human after VidCon, I'm excited to see my friends and
to go back to my normal life again. Thank you so much for watching, I hope you get
a chance to do something that you love today...
How was your VidCon?
Or if not VidCon, how has your month been? Thanks guys, I'll
see you next time.
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Kim Soo Hyun Brought To Tears By The Terrible Reviews About His Movie "REAL" - Duration: 1:08.
Kim Soo Hyun Brought To Tears By The Terrible Reviews About His Movie "REAL"
After hearing the bad reviews for his newest movie, Kim Soo Hyun couldnt hold back tears during promotional events for the film.
His new movie REAL has been receiving terrible reviews from viewers and is being called a complete flop. A YouTube channel dedicated to movie reviews, Kim Jong Chuls Extreme Movie, called it one of the worst movies of the decade.
At the VIP screening for REAL, Kim Soo Hyun got choked up and even cried a bit as he greeted the audience and talked about the movie.
The tears didnt last long, though, and he was quickly able to get ahold of himself and finish up with his speech. Watch the full video of Kim Soo Hyuns tearful speech down below.
Despite the bad reviews, the movie REAL has been a hot topic in many ways follow up on all the news surrounding Kim Soo Hyuns latest movie.
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25 FACTS ABOUT ME - Duration: 2:24.
Hey guys, welcome to this new video
Today I have a 25 facts about me challenge for you guys
So you guys will get to know me a little bit better
So let's get started
The first fact is that I'm an only child
Me and my parents travel a lot but mostly outside Europe
That means we always travel by plane and not by car
I was born in Belgium and lived there till I was 10 years old
But I've always been to a Dutch school so that's why I don't speak with an accent
I'm a HUGE fan of Ariana Grande !
I have 1 dog called Tommy
I've never broke a bone in my body
Since I was 4 I'm dancing
And that really is my passion
I'm the 5th generation of the family
That means that when I was born I've had my dad..
My grandma, great grandma and great great grandma
So the grandma of my grandma was still alive
Unfortunately 6 years after I was born she passed away
I love spicy food
In August I will be going to America and live there for 10 months
But I think a lot of you guys already knew
I love to sleep and stay in bed long in the morning
When I was little I didn't like chocolate
My birthday is on the 9th of February
I love traveling and I love to go to different countries
I don't like to go to the same country twice because I want to see more of the World
Except for America, I love it there
I'm having the 7 best friends of the whole wide world !
My worst subject in school is economics
When I was little I fell on the curb
And I still have a suture in my eyebrow
But you hardly can see it
I have long nails
I'm not going to a church but I believe that there is something else then only life on Earth
The phone I have right now is a iPhone 6s Rosé Gold and it's my third phone
I have all the episodes of The House of Anubis on DVD
As well as the 2 movies
I was a die hard fan
I love concerts
I've been to Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Justin Bieber
Twice to Ariana Grande
And I've also been to the MTV EMA's in Rotterdam
When I was 11 I've had surgery on my teeth
And I've had braces for a long time
When I was little I played the guitar
So this was the video already
I hope you know me a little bit better know
Don't forget to give this video a huge tumbs up
And subscribe to my channel
And I hope to see you again
When I'm back with a new video
Byeeee
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Hundreds of goats are teaching Castle Pines high schoolers a thing or two about fire mitigation - Duration: 1:51.
G WEEDS WITH A
BLOWTORCH WHEN THINGS GOT OUT
OF HAND 1.5 WEEKS AGO.
AND YOU HAVE HEARD THE PHRASE
FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE.
WELL, A LESS COMMON OPTION
INVOLVES HUNGRY GOATS.
WE FOUND OUT HOW GOATS ARE
BEING USED.
>> WHAT IS IN YOUR BACKYARD?
BLACK ONES, WHITE ONES, THE
ONES AND THE ONES THAT CLIMB
THE TREES.
HARD AT WORK, EATING UP THE
VEGETATION TO PREVENT THE
SPREAD OF WILDFIRES.
>> WE WANT TO PROTECT THESE
COMMUNITIES FROM FIRE AND ALSO
FIND WAYS THAT ARE BEST FOR THE
ECOSYSTEM IN THE LONG-TERM.
>> STUDENTS ARE GIVING UP
SUMMER BREAK.
>> WE HAVE DONE A LOT OF
DIFFERENT TEST.
WE ARE LOOKING AT DIVERSITY,
SOIL HEALTH, MICROBES, AND WE
LOT - - WE ARE LOOKING AT HOW
THIS TIES IN.
I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL LEARNING
HOW TO DO THIS.
>> THE STUDENTS LIVE IN THE
AREA AND THEY GET TO GET THEIR
HANDS ON SCIENCE.
>> IT IS JUST OUTSIDE OUR
NEIGHBORHOODS.
>> I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO
STUFF THAT MATTERS, DIRECTLY,
AND CHANGE SOMETHING ABOUT THE
WAY WE LIVE.
>> SCIENTIFIC PROOF IF GOATS
HELP TO STOP FIRES AND HELP THE
ENVIRONMENT.
>> A GOOD ANSWER TO WHY THERE
ARE 300 GOATS IN YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD.
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Obama Will NOT Like What This Brave Marine Said About His Legacy - top 7 hot news english - Duration: 4:54.
Obama Will NOT Like What This Brave Marine Said About His Legacy - top 7 hot news english
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