What you have to do is...
...show what Islam is.
You're actually a Muslim.
You just say you're not.
Unfortunately, I'm not.
Tough girl.
There...
...is a boy I like.
I like Yousef.
Yes or no?
No.
Do you want to try?
Is it possible...
...to marry a non-religious person in your religion?
Yeah, that's totally chill.
Why?
Are you going to marry a non-religious man?
Yeah, maybe.
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WE HAVE TO TALK... | LOBELO - Duration: 3:18.
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Will we ever be able to teleport? - Sajan Saini - Duration: 5:38.
Is teleportation possible?
Could a baseball transform into something like a radio wave,
travel through buildings,
bounce around corners,
and change back into a baseball?
Oddly enough, thanks to quantum mechanics, the answer might actually be yes.
Sort of.
Here's the trick.
The baseball itself couldn't be sent by radio,
but all the information about it could.
In quantum physics, atoms and electrons
are interpreted as a collection of distinct properties,
for example, position,
momentum,
and intrinsic spin.
The values of these properties configure the particle,
giving it a quantum state identity.
If two electrons have the same quantum state,
they're identical.
In a literal sense, our baseball is defined by a collective quantum state
resulting from its many atoms.
If this quantum state information could be read in Boston
and sent around the world,
atoms for the same chemical elements could have this information
imprinted on them in Bangalore
and be carefully directed to assemble,
becoming the exact same baseball.
There's a wrinkle though.
Quantum states aren't so easy to measure.
The uncertainty principle in quantum physics
implies the position and momentum of a particle
can't be measured at the same time.
The simplest way to measure the exact position of an electron
requires scattering a particle of light, a photon, from it,
and collecting the light in a microscope.
But that scattering changes the momentum of the electron in an unpredictable way.
We lose all previous information about momentum.
In a sense, quantum information is fragile.
Measuring the information changes it.
So how can we transmit something
we're not permitted to fully read without destroying it?
The answer can be found in the strange phenomena of quantum entanglement.
Entanglement is an old mystery from the early days of quantum physics
and it's still not entirely understood.
Entangling the spin of two electrons results in an influence
that transcends distance.
Measuring the spin of the first electron
determines what spin will measure for the second,
whether the two particles are a mile or a light year apart.
Somehow, information about the first electron's quantum state,
called a qubit of data,
influences its partner without transmission across the intervening space.
Einstein and his colleagues called this strange communcation
spooky action at a distance.
While it does seem that entanglement between two particles
helps transfer a qubit instantaneously across the space between them,
there's a catch.
This interaction must begin locally.
The two electrons must be entangled in close proximity
before one of them is transported to a new site.
By itself, quantum entanglement isn't teleportation.
To complete the teleport,
we need a digital message to help interpret the qubit at the receiving end.
Two bits of data created by measuring the first particle.
These digital bits must be transmitted by a classical channel
that's limited by the speed of light, radio, microwaves, or perhaps fiberoptics.
When we measure a particle for this digital message,
we destroy its quantum information,
which means the baseball must disappear from Boston
for it to teleport to Bangalore.
Thanks to the uncertainty principle,
teleportation transfers the information about the baseball
between the two cities and never duplicates it.
So in principle, we could teleport objects, even people,
but at present, it seems unlikely we can measure the quantum states
of the trillion trillion or more atoms in large objects
and then recreate them elsewhere.
The complexity of this task and the energy needed is astronomical.
For now, we can reliably teleport single electrons and atoms,
which may lead to super-secured data encryption
for future quantum computers.
The philosophical implications of quantum teleportation are subtle.
A teleported object doesn't exactly transport across space
like tangible matter,
nor does it exactly transmit across space, like intangible information.
It seems to do a little of both.
Quantum physics gives us a strange new vision
for all the matter in our universe as collections of fragile information.
And quantum teleportation reveals new ways to influence this fragility.
And remember, never say never.
In a little over a century,
mankind has advanced from an uncertain new understanding
of the behavior of electrons at the atomic scale
to reliably teleporting them across a room.
What new technical mastery of such phenomena
might we have in 1,000, or even 10,000 years?
Only time and space will tell.
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We Are Number One but it's woahed by Crash Bandicoot - Duration: 2:23.
*Woahing*
*Powerful woahing*
*more woahing*
We are number woah!
*Woahs beyond imagination*
We are number woah!
Now woah closely!
here's a little lesson in woahery.
This is going down in wumpa history!
If you wanna be a bandicoot number one, you have to chase an evil genius on the run!
Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah,
Now follow my moves, and woah around, be careful not to make a woah!
WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH!
No don't woah that!
WOAH!
*great woahs*
We are number woah, WOAH!
*extreme woahing*
We are number woah!
*Woahing changes*
Take this apple i mean crystal.
*More woahing*
We are number woah!
Woah woah woah.
Now take a look at this net, that i just woahed,
When i say woah, be ready to woah!
WOAH!
Woah it at him not me!
Woah, let's try something else.
Now watch and learn, here's the deal,
He'll slip and woah on this banana peel!
Woah, woah, woah, woah!
WOAH!
WHAT ARE YOU WOAHING!?
Woah woah woah woah woah.
*WOAHING WITH PASSION*
We are number woah!
*Woahing with slightly superior passion*
*Short drum solo*
*powerful woahs of powerfulness*
We are number woah!
*Woahing so much reality starts to shift*
WE ARE NUMBER WOAAAAAH!
*Woahing so powerful the mighty Uka Uka is touched*
We are number woah!
*Woahing as Cortex escapes*
We are number woah!
*Woahs across the land of wumpa islands*
We are number WOAH!
*Woahing in pain*
We are number woah!
We are number woah!
We are number woah!
WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH!
Woah Town
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WE FINALLY DID IT!!! - MINECRAFT ZOMBIES EASTER EGG & BUYABLE ENDING! - BLACK OPS 3 CUSTOM MAP MODS! - Duration: 42:50.
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We Just Can't Get Enough Arcade Games! (Day 1946) - Duration: 13:34.
(upbeat music)
- Good morning, clan, welcome to the vlog.
It's Saturday and we are just about ready
to leave the house.
Just got the vlog edited, scheduled, it'll be up shortly,
and I realized that we never showed you guys
Sierra's final product on her little chalkboard
that she was drawing on last night.
It turned out really cute.
Really good, I like the colors.
They were worried about the colors.
I think it looks good, though.
And then they're gonna hang it right there.
So looks like the previous owner
already had something here,
so we'll just hang it right there, bam.
- Now, what do I need?
- [Clintus] That rope, - Some screws?
- [Clintus] got that rope on there, it'll be fine.
- [Tiffany] It's too high.
- [Clintus] I don't think so.
'Cause of the rope. - Yeah, it looks good.
- [Clintus] See, you don't wanna be like by the handle.
It's good right there, bink.
Very nice.
Mommy's wearing a new tie dye shirt.
Sierra's wearing her tie dye shirt.
Oh, new vase.
- Sierra picked it out.
- [Clintus] Sierra picked it out?
- I picked out a different one,
she's like, how about this one?
I'm like, ooh,
I like that one. - [Clintus] I like it.
It kinda goes with that color scheme you got going on.
Aged bronze.
I like it, I like it.
Slowly, but surely, guys, decorating the house.
This house already has more decorations
than our last house.
(laughing) - Oh yeah.
- We were in that house for 14 years,
been in this house for like four months,
and it already has more stuff.
Alright, guys, so we are here in Tempe, Arizona,
and we were in the vicinity, in the neighborhood,
and decided to bring the kids to where I went to college,
the University of Advancing Technology,
and show 'em where I got my education,
where I learned to do this.
So this is the common area,
so this is where you came between classes
and on the weekends, after hours, to work on stuff,
and all the computers are set up for different things,
so some things are for, big wide displays,
probably for animation, video, editing stations,
- [Bryce] Yeah, these are really long.
- [Clintus] Yep, coding, that sort of thing.
Right, upstairs is all classrooms.
This is The Known Universe, this is the school's network.
That's what it's called right there, The Known Universe,
this is, yeah, all the networking and stuff.
Here is the studio, digital video studio,
green screen, this is all new.
- [Sierra] This is where you record movies?
- [Bryce] What is this?
- [Clintus] We had, when we were here, there's a stage
and the green screen was only like this big,
so they obviously made it much, much bigger.
Cool, huh?
This is the digital studio,
all the hard, hard editing PCs, Macs and Mac Pro.
(laughing)
This is where the magic happens,
where when we're making movies.
And this was called the NT lab, back in the day.
This is, this is actually where I was an intern
for the school for a couple semesters.
And, as Todd would say, I was the worst intern ever.
(laughing)
But I spent a lot of hours in here,
between classes, this is where I hung out.
So this classroom's, particularly, what number is it?
What classroom is it?
- [Tiffany] 108.
- 108, somewhere right here, this desk was facing this way,
but somewhere right here, in this vicinity,
I learned to write HTML code for the very first time
and started my very first web page
back in 2000, right here, boom.
It's crazy, it's crazy.
So one of the things that was not here
when I went to college was dorms.
This was a parking lot.
I actually shot my senior project in this parking lot,
it's no longer here.
The video's on this channel,
I'll actually have it in the cards here,
you guys have to watch this video,
it's only a minute long, it's like a minute,
maybe a minute fifteen?
I didn't get an A because it was supposed to be
under 60 seconds and it was over 60 seconds, but anyways,
I'll put it in the cards here,
it was a great, for the video,
and it was shot right here in this parking lot,
that's no longer here,
but anyways, these are the dorms.
I've been in there once, I've been in there once.
But that is what, 'cause that's where people live,
you have to have a key card to get in,
I do remember that.
- [Bryce] Wait, where did you live?
- I lived in Ahwatukee, which was like three miles away.
Anyway, so yeah, school still looks awesome,
school still looks amazing,
I have a lot of memories, lot of memories,
and I wish, I wish there were dorms here when I lived,
when I went to school here.
'Cause I think personally when you're going to college,
and you live on campus or near campus,
I think it would it would change the dynamic.
You could literally like roll out of bed, walk in there,
Bob and Pete and Billy are hanging out, doing work,
you can meet 'em in the common area,
meet 'em in the library, I think it'd make a big difference.
But anyways, lot of great memories here,
got my education, Bachelor of Arts in multimedia,
majored in digital video production,
which is what this is.
So, and in essence, guys, I have my dream job.
(upbeat music)
And the final product, table side guacamole.
It's the best, it's literally the best.
- Nothing better than fresh guacamole.
- [Clintus] That's right. You got some fish tacos?
Right, Sierra, a triple enchilada platter,
- [Sierra] Yeah. - [Clintus] One cheese,
one beef, one chicken? - Yeah.
- [Bryce] We're sharing, us three are sharing.
- [Clintus] Mommy. - I have a plate.
- [Clintus] An extra plate? - Yeah.
- [Clintus] And I got some street tacos.
Totally my style.
Alright, we're here, Arizona Mills Mall.
Trying something new out, never been here before.
It used to be called Gameworks,
but now it's called Tilt Studio.
- [Bryce] This is where you said you and your friends go.
- Yeah.
Tilt Studio, something new,
Gonna try this out, should be fun.
Should be fun or else Mommy's fired.
Oh my gosh.
- I thought it was like a studio.
- Alright, so Tiffany found a Groupon,
what was it?
$25 for unlimited all day pass.
- $25, unlimited games, there's no tickets
and there's no claw machines, so no physical prizes,
but they can play all the games they want all day long,
so we're gonna go play some video games.
Use the boost button.
Yeah.
- [Bryce] Dang it. - [Sierra] That was fun.
(laughing)
- Ahh.
- [Clintus] Practicing their free throws.
You guys are horrible.
Come on, Bryce.
(laughing)
Right there, dude.
(laughing)
He didn't see it.
- I did see it.
- [Clintus] Okay, okay, okay.
Rapid fire, rapid fire, rapid fire, rapid fire.
It's kind of a cool game, Ballistics.
You're like laying down, looking up.
- Park, you have to turn, turn.
- [Clintus] There's a foot button,
what does the foot button do?
- Woohoo.
- Woo.
(laughing)
- Mom, come on, you got this.
- Ahh.
- [Clintus] Shoot the circle, shoot the circles.
- Get him, get him, get him.
- I'm trying.
- Oh.
- [Clintus] Why are you so bad at video games?
- 'Cause I don't play 'em all the time.
- Ah.
- Made our way back home, and little Miss Sierra
got her new backpack in the mail.
She ordered this on Amazon, couple days ago.
- Hmmm, yeah, I guess.
- About three or four days ago,
but here it is, open it up.
Check, check, check it out.
And little did she know, it actually holds a laptop,
not that she'll be taking a laptop to school,
but she could if she wanted to.
- Oh, it's not leather.
Cool.
- Jansport. - Mhmmm.
- Polka dot.
- Well, I thought this was leather, but it's not.
- [Tiffany] Oh. - I still like it, yeah.
- It still looks nice.
Yeah, see there's a laptop thing right there.
- Mhmmm.
- [Clintus] Very cool.
One step closer to school.
Fast forward a few hours later.
I got done watching an episode of Game of Thrones,
episode of Supernatural, pretty much the only shows
I watch on TV, and I have two, three seasons recorded,
so I have plenty of shows to watch,
whenever I get around to watching TV,
and something I just feel like vegging on the couch.
Very rarely, it's very rare that I watch TV,
but anyways, also what came in the mail,
couple of other things, I bought a new web cam.
Excited about that, 60 fps, 4K, not that I'll use 4K
on my streams, but 60 fps is gonna look super cool.
And one of two parts coming in for my microphone.
The other part will be here on Monday,
so looking forward to that.
Also, I'm very excited about,
you guys know I love my G Fuel,
I drink it almost every day, almost every day,
especially when I'm streaming,
and the newest flavor is pretty much my flavor.
I was excited when they announced it,
but I was a little bit bummed it's someone else's flavor,
I was like, my dream has always been like,
G Fuel calls me one day and goes,
Clint, what would your flavor be, if you had a flavor,
I'd be like, yo, it's cherry limeade,
and so I finally got a tub of this,
I'm super excited to try it tomorrow morning,
no coffee tomorrow, I'm drinking G Fuel
for my morning pick me up, so I'm looking forward to that,
there's a sale going on right now,
buy one, get one free, tubs,
you buy one, you pick the second one's free,
$35, plus I think like $10 shipping.
Normally, I would promote my promo code Clintus,
you save 10%, I earn that 10%, it's an affiliate thing,
but this is a hell of a deal,
it's buy one get one free, so you buy a tub,
you get a second tub free, gfuel.com,
I think it runs through the month of July,
I think, uh, oh, I guess July's almost over.
It runs until like, I think, this week,
so I don't know, when this video goes up,
just get to it now, gfuel.com, buy one get one free,
it's awesome, otherwise, if you're watching this
sometime later in the past, use promo code Clintus
and you'll save 10% on your purchase,
and then we earn that 10%,
so it's a little way for us to help each other out,
'cause I promote G Fuel and they help us out,
so it's awesome, I'm excited about cherry limeade.
Anyways, the girls are in bed,
Bryce is playing video games, I'm gonna edit this vlog,
and then I'm gonna hook up my new web cam,
and so I'm gonna say good night,
thanks for watching, and vlog on.
- Hey, Clintus, this is Robert from Indianapolis, Indiana.
Vlog on.
(upbeat music)
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WHERE HAVE WE BEEN || TRIP TO TORONTO - Duration: 4:44.
What's up everybody
Welcome to graffiti Ally Toronto
We already passed some...
You see how the image of the horse repeats? It's like a theme running through all of it.
Did you see that one?
Which one?
It's talking about how technology can make you mindless.
That's what it's like here, and it goes pretty far.
We're going... Are we going to the top?
I think we're going up to that level up there.
Ok, so we want to go to the top. Let me show what this place is like.
We came up here and saw there's a baseball match happening.
What do you feel like doing?
I've been to a baseball game before, and I didn't really like it.
We're going to get some food.
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Dolls #Pupsiki HEARED THE KEY # KLISMA We play in #Doctors - Duration: 2:21.
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عالم غامبول - أغنية الموسم 05 ذكرى لقاءنا مترجمة بالتسميات - The day we met* French and arabic sub - Duration: 0:38.
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8 Ball Pool - LOW LEAGUE TRICK BALL POOL HOW WE GET FREE CASH [NO ROOT] LOW LEAGUE (TRICK) 2017 - Duration: 12:23.
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We are armed with hashtags – Edith Kimani | DW English - Duration: 1:08.
Where I come from
respect for authority almost silenced us.
We are taught from a young age
never to speak back to elders
and especially those in positions of influence and authority.
But this is changing
and that's all thanks to social media.
There is a young generation of Kenyans
who are using this space as a safe place for dissent.
Young people like me are watching in real time
how the world around them
is surprisingly similar
and using online spaces
to create global conversations.
I remember hearing about officials in our sports ministry
allegedly misappropriating funds
meant for our Olympic athletes.
Young Kenyans armed with nothing but hashtags
took to twitter and facebook and made their voice heard.
It was a perfect example of brotherhood,
nationalism and a call for accountability
140 characters at a time.
It's really important for me
to listen to these emerging voices
of this young continent
and tell their stories.
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"There is violence, we all face it, attacks everywhere" - Duration: 2:02.
This time limit is very hard for us
especially for indigenous peoples
because it claims that there will be no more legal recognition of our territories,
and those Indians who have occupied their lands since 5 October 1988,
all their villages can be evicted.
They can legally evict us,
all of us, indigenous peoples.
This is the time limit and what it means.
The most worrying things for us is that
President Temer himself
who is anti-indigenous
is pro the Supreme Court voting on this time limit
which will happen on 16 August at 9.00 am
So this time frame means this:
It means that everything will stop
and there will be no more legal recognition of indigenous territories
this is the case especially for us the Guarani Kaiowá people
it's so difficult there in Mato Grosso do Sul state
there is violence, we all face it,
attacks everywhere, attacks by paramilitary
criminalization, racism.
Imagine today if this time limit were approved,
which is being supported by the majority of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate
and also by the president of Brazil.
So this is worrying for us
this time frame is very hard for us.
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CHARLIE CHILL RETURNS AKA MICHEAL GREEN/WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT NOW - Duration: 4:58.
hey guys I would like to read this disclaimer first there are no nudity or
sexual content no harmful or dangerous content no violent or graphic content no
copyright and no hateful content no threats no spam misleading tags or scams
in my description tag title video or thumbnail what further ado let's begin I
was looking on through Charlie chills channel I from time to time look at his
videos the ones that are my favorite ones they're just about all my favorite
one and I can actually watch them all to the end I pretty much if I'm into the
youtuber and the content and they're doing just like you see in this title it
says blog he does true book blogs and it's not you know clickbait and all that
nonsense you know having people running around
with like a chicken with the head cut off he does straight to the point videos
and it's entertaining and he also you know talks of all you know this things
that are going on in his everyday life and how he's grateful for basically
waking up to see another day you know you can see that he's trying to change
from the old Charlie chill to a new Charlie chill I think that when he was
making his videos that was his way of expressing himself and feeling good
about himself you know that he doesn't have to stay
where he was at you know we all know in a matter of a few months that was
sabotage and I don't think that it was all his fault I think that our kid
behind the camera played a role in that but we're not here to get into all that
you know this is basically a positive video you know me looking at his video
and I said before the nights over I want to do some stats on his subscriber count
because it's going down
but um that's not gonna be a problem because you know when Charlie chill
turns his staff will definitely go through the roof so let me just check
check so let's just check them all now
uh I'm gonna pull up the whole monthly stats here he had a hundred thousand
subscribers and from July first somebody had asked me in my comment section about
how does it go when you start losing subscribers does that is that the way
you lose money and I had let them know it does not have anything to do with
subscribe is that only means something to advertisers when you're joining like
like social blade my MCN or advertisers that want to privately take
you on so you can have endorsements stuff like that you need to have a big
following but in this case him losing subscribers has nothing to do with his
revenue once Charlie Chill is back his subscribers count will go right back
up it'll shoot back up within matter probably a week or so two weeks tops
and he hasn't lost that many subscribers about maybe it says right here he's uh
last thirty days ten thousand four hundred fifty six but I think it's been
about a total of thirty thousand but um he's currently at 76,110 and it's
dropping each day but the numbers are not looking so bad compared to the first
couple of days of the month and then it started dwindling off and then you see
it picked up a little bit some people subscribe and they'll probably people
will subscribe back to the channel but I'm telling you now that when Charlie
gets back
when Charlie returns his channel is going to come back to the
way it was any going to make very good content like he has been doing and he's
gonna continue to do that because you know he's a natural you know he's not
doing any acting or any clickbait and that's what people want to see the raw
and the realness so I'm gonna end this video with so long subscribe share and
like this video and added as a favorite and I'll see you in the next video bye
for now
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Professor says if we take the political blinders off, it's clear why we all should care about Russia - Duration: 5:20.
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Lessons from nature: How we clean wastewater - Duration: 2:51.
So we all want to live in a safe and healthy environment.
King County ensures that health and safety
by cleaning our water.
All of the water comes out of the household
and goes down the drains.
Your sinks, your showers, your toilets, washing machines,
all this water goes to a local treatment plant to be cleaned.
To understand how we clean water,
you just need to know how nature does it.
We really do the same thing, only
we do it a lot faster using engineering technology.
In nature, plants on the water's edge slow down the water
and clean out all of the leaves, rock, and other debris.
We do the same thing in our treatment facilities,
only we use large screens.
Then the cleaning process begins.
And gravity filters out the solids, sand, and solid pieces,
just like in nature.
We filter and disinfect the water at our treatment plants.
Then we send some of the water back to Puget Sound,
and the rest is disinfected even more,
and becomes what is known as recycled water
for the purposes of irrigation and street cleaning.
King County doesn't just clean the water,
we also take out all of the solid materials.
We transform those same solids using big heated tanks called
digesters.
An army of microorganisms break down organic matter,
store the nutrients while killing the harmful bacteria,
and breaking down any pollutants,
just like in nature.
Those microorganisms release what's called a biogas.
The biogas is then utilized to heat the plant,
as well as to create electricity.
Those microorganisms transform the solids
into what we call loop biosolids, which
is a nutrient rich fertilizer used for agricultural purposes.
Plants use these nutrients to grow.
Animals eat the plants.
And the cycle starts all over again.
It's an amazing thing that we can create biogas,
recycled water, biosolids, out of the things
that we flush down our toilet and through our drains.
We test and monitor the entire process
and all of the final products to ensure that our engineering
technologies matches those of nature itself
and its cleaning power.
This endless, renewable cycle is creating resources
from wastewater, just like nature does.
And when you see how recycled water can help conserve water
in our rivers and streams, and what loop biosolids can
do for our soil and plants, and the amount of renewable energy
we harness, then you really see the wonderful advances
of engineering technology and innovation,
which is used to keep our environment safe and healthy.
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We help South Australians do more with their money - Duration: 2:02.
What do you need good financial service for?
Well it's pretty simple really.
It's for this.
And this.
And them.
And him.
And her.
We do it because we know what good financial service can do.
We talk to our members every day.
We only offer them services we know will help make their lives better.
We've given over a million dollars to help
South Australian first home buyers find a place to call their own.
Our School Community Rewards Program helps fundraise for South Australian schools and their communities.
And our ongoing support of the professional
development of South Australian teachers and educators
helps create a brighter future for us all.
And that's what we're all about really.
Helping our members be able to do more.
To see more.
Learn more.
Grow more.
Have more.
Enjoy more.
Even, just to smile more.
Credit Union SA is helping to build a brighter future for South Australians everyday.
We work closely with our members so they can do more with their money.
So, do you want to do more?
Talk to Credit Union SA today.
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