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Manchester United have identified Southampton defender Cedric Soares as the player they

want to provide cover, and competition for Antonio Valencia next season.

Jose Mourinho is keen to ease the burden on Valencia, who is the first-choice right-back

at Old Trafford, and tried to bring in a back-up player to rotate with the Ecuadorian last

summer too.

Valencia has played 2563 minutes of Premier League action this season, the third most

of any outfield player behind Nemanja Matic and Romelu Lukaku.

But Valencia is now 32 years old and Mourinho is conscious of his advancing years, and the

need to find someone who can eventually take over from him.

The Special One has settled on compatriot Soares as the perfect player to provide cover

for Valencia, and eventually replace him in the side.

Soares has been one of Southampton's better performers in a largely miserable season which

sees the Saints fighting for survival.

They are currently four points adrift of safety, but United see their predicament as an opportunity

to pick up a bargain, with Soares only likely to cost around £20m despite having substantial

Premier League experience, and a European Championship winners' medal.

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It's official: RIPTA taps Mayor Avedisian as new CEO - Duration: 4:07.

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North Korea radiation WARNING as shock report deems nuclear test site UNUSABLE - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:02.

North Korea radiation WARNING as shock report deems nuclear test site UNUSABLE

NORTH Korea's main nuclear test site has collapsed after multiple explosions and could

be vulnerable to radiation leaks, according to a team of Chinese geologists.

A new report, which suggests the Punggye-ri site is now unusable, contradicts earlier

claims it still capable of hosting nuclear missile tests.

It also casts doubt on Kim Jong-un's sincerity about stopping tests at the site ahead of

Friday's summit between Kim and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in.

Punggye-ri is in a mountainous area in North Korea's north-east and has been the location

for all six of the regime's nuclear tests since 2006.

Scientists at the University of Science and Technology of China said the partial collapse

of a mountain containing test tunnels, as well as the risk of radiation leaks, have

potentially rendered the site unusable.

Their study was published soon after Kim said his country would stop testing nuclear weapons

and ballistic missiles and close down Punggye-ri before his meeting with Moon.

The Chinese scientists collected data after the most powerful of the North's six nuclear

tests last September.

The controlled explosion, which caused a magnitude 6.3 tremor, is believed to have triggered

four more earthquakes over the following weeks.

The study found there was "a near-vertical on-site collapse towards the nuclear test

centre" about eight minutes after the test.

The report said: "In view of the research finding that the North Korea nuclear test

site at Mount Mantap has collapsed, it is necessary to continue to monitor any leakage

of radioactive materials that may have been caused by the collapse."

North Korean nuclear tests have caused seismic events in Chinese border towns and cities,

forcing evacuations of schools and offices, sparking fears of wind-borne radiation and

leading to a backlash among some Chinese against their country's unpredictable traditional

ally.

On Saturday, Kim announced North Korea would close its nuclear testing facility and suspend

nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests – a move welcomed by US president

Donald Trump as "big progress" – and which comes ahead of a planned summit between

the leaders in late May or early June.

But Kim stopped short of promising to give up his nuclear weapons, and the missile test

ban does not include shorter-range weapons capable of reaching Japan and South Korea.

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Bem-Vindo Romeiro | Conheça as características do evangelho de São Marcos! - Duration: 16:08.

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CR7 has brilliant reaction as fans are wrestled to ground after storming pitch to get selfies - Duration: 1:52.

Cristiano Ronaldo has brilliant reaction as fans are wrestled to ground after storming pitch to get selfies

Fans stormed the Allianz Arena pitch to get selfies with Bayern Munich and Real Madrid players following their Champions League clash on Wednesday.

A number of supporters were seen jumping the barriers and encroaching on the pitch as the referee called time on the semi-final, which Real Madrid won 2-1.

One man made a beeline for goal scorer Marcelo, and held a camera out in front of his face, while another jumped on Franck Ribery.

The Frenchman kept his cool as the man pulled on his shirt and very nearly knocked him over before a steward wrestled him to the ground.

One picture showed a fans shirt being ripped from him as he attempted to get away, while another was put in a headlock. Sergio Ramos caught the eye in one particular snap, as a fan attempted to take Marcelos picture.

The Spaniard was seen smirking at the chaos taking place in front of him.

Cristiano Ronaldo also caught the eye with his reaction to the pitch invasion, and could be seen grimacing while heading away from the pitch and towards the tunnel.

Meanwhile, just behind the Portuguese, a fan could be seen having his shirt ripped from his back.

Joshua Kimmich opened the scoring for Bayern Munich in the first leg of the semi-final, before Marcelo bagged a brilliant equaliser. Marco Asensio scored the deciding goal of the first leg, to give Real Madrid an advantage going into next weeks fixture.

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Guitar tip 15 - Chord changing technique - move 'as the crow flies' - Duration: 2:52.

Hi Stuart Bahn here and this is tip number 15 in this series of guitar tip videos.

Tip number 15 is: when changing chords

move your fingers as the crow flies. If you're not familiar with the expression "as

the crow flies', it just means moving in a straight line

from one point to the next point. In other words, don't move in that kind of a

circuitous route. Go straight there. So for example, in changing from E to A this

would be a very poor way of playing...

whereas this would be a better way of playing...

So the first approach where I

took all my fingers off, I think everybody does that in the very

beginning but unfortunately some people don't correct that. You've got to change

it because that takes too long. So if you do currently take all your fingers off

and then reassemble them one at a time, stop and invest some time in correcting

it. So from E to A, what's happening to my fingers? My first finger is moving along

the string, the third finger is moving down two strings, the middle finger is

moving down one string. So I want that to all happen at the same time.

first finger along and the other two either way.

Now the movement is minimal

and when you do it with that level of efficiency everything sounds

better. You can keep time more easily...

You don't have to leave the previous chord early...

in order to make it. So that's got to be our normal way of making chord changes.

So if this is something you need to work on, start simple. Maybe move on to Barre

chords. Same thing going from say a Dm to an A.

This is almost the same chord shape.

It just moves up a string.

Now it would be crazy to go...

and as you can hear, takes too long.

So same thing, learn to do it in the most efficient way possible.

Move your fingers 'as the crow flies'.

I hope you found it tip helpful. Please

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Top Hillary Fundraiser in Disgrace as Video of Sickening Treatment of Cops Goes Viral - Duration: 3:18.

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Networking as an Introvert: The Ultimate Guide - Duration: 2:33.

Networking as an Introvert: The Ultimate Guide

Networking for introverts seems dreary and painful.

That makes sense because networking actually involves talking to people both directly and

indirectly.

Fortunately, there are some strategies that will make introverts networking seamless.

1.

Rethinking the challenge

First of all, it is possible for introverts to create good network of professional and

important people.

Introverts are highly capable in making connection through their thoughts, creative ideas, and

focus.

One thing that should be noted is that introverts may take longer for doing this job because

they need longer breaks for recharging themselves.

2.

Be selective

There are some good criteria to make your introversion networking work.

First of all, it is the relevance which actually means relation between what you are doing

and they are doing.

The next thing is face-to-face component.

However, it is should be added that the person should be happy to see the introverts.

The introverts also demand people who are excited to discuss the matter.

Lastly, that networking partner must be available at convenient times.

3.

Planning ahead

Introverts will be overwhelmed in any big events where crowds gather.

Overwhelmed, the introverts usually end up meeting old friends instead of making new

network.

This should not happen if you plan it first.

You should know what they are going to discuss and who are going to discuss it.

You also need to reach the key speakers or people involved in the event, allowing you

to test the water before the real deal.

4.

Don't fake it

Some people think that faking your introversion is good idea because it lets you talk to others.

However, you shouldn't.

Instead, meet one or two people to talk to, have quality chats with them, getting their

card names, and go back to your hotel room.

That way, this enables you to get acquaintance without draining yourself.

All in all, that's the "Networking as an Introvert: The Ultimate Guide".

So, Really cool information isn't it!

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

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Grover Beach businesses move out as marijuana retailers move in - Duration: 2:37.

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Dr. Ronny Jackson Withdraws As VA Secretary Nominee - Duration: 0:21.

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JUDGE KAREN..."CHURCH LADY" SISTA JONES IS A MESS...SHE FUNNY AS HELL THO...LUV HER!!! - Duration: 11:19.

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Bill for Baybayin as PHL Official Script Approved - Duration: 0:57.

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Barcelona FC eye move for Marcos Alonso as long term replacement for Gerard Pique ● News Now ● #FCB - Duration: 2:09.

Barcelona currently making decision on €39m signing, have already paid €4m deposit

Wednesday's edition of Mundo Deportivo has a big feature on what will happen with Arthur.

Barcelona have long been linked with a move for the Gremio player, and after he was photographed

wearing a Barcelona shirt, with the club's Robert Fernandez standing near, a big problem

was presented.

Had they wanted, Gremio could have caused all kinds of problems for Barcelona which

may well have ended up in a FIFA court, but instead, according to reports, a deal was

agreed.

Barcelona accepted they'd pay €39m including variables (fixed fee €30m) for the player,

which is colossal by Brazilian standards and likely over the top.

To fix everything, €4m of that has already been paid, report Mundo Deportivo, and to

make the transfer go through Barcelona have to commit by the end of July.

Despite Barca having paid the €4m already, it's claimed by the Catalan newspaper that

the club aren't completely convinced whether to go through with the rest of the deal.

There's debate going on over whether other targets would be better.

Whilst the Gremio midfielder is appreciated for his technical skill, Mundo Deportivo point

out Arthur is 1.72m tall and therefore Barcelona would be considering more physically imposing

options.

It's stated that whilst nobody at the club would be happy to lose €4m, it may be better

than committing a further €26m if Arthur isn't the right man for Barcelona.

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Authorities identify former police officer as suspected Golden State Killer - Duration: 1:59.

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Breaking News Today⚠️World War 3 US weapons stocks SINK as Macron cools Trump's temper over Iran - Duration: 3:58.

breakingnews today

welcome to USA breaking news today please subscribe and click notification

box to get all breaking news alert breaking news today u.s. weapons stocks

sink as macron cools Trump's temper over Iran defense firms are shedding value

after President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel macron cooled the

prospect of intervention after talking openly on the grave international

situation in North Korea and the Iran nuclear deal dot the value of companies

that might benefit from US intervention abroad dipped as President Trump praised

North Korea dictator Kim jong-un as honorable and open as such the S&P 500

aerospace and defense index comprised of 13 manufacturers closed down more than

3% shares of defense companies tend to soar against the broader market when the

United States takes military action in the Middle East however they also sink

when the tensions dropped from the boil to simmer President Trump is seeking

denuclearization of the secretive regime but the world is watching on as leaders

pursue an unprecedented us North Korea summit in May or June while concerning

Iran French president Emmanuel macron used his White House meeting to call for

a new Iran nuclear deal that will build on the current agreement with Tehran

following talks with US president Donald Trump mr. maker on said the pair had

frank discussions on the landmark 2015 pact which the united states president

has previously described as insane the french president said together and with

the powers of the region and iranian leaders we need to find a deal this is

the only way to bring about stability on Wall Street Lockheed Martin Corp the

Pentagon's number-one weapons supplier known for the US military's

top-of-the-range f-35 lightning ii fighter jet closed down more than 6% at

336 dollar and 49 cents yesterday Lockheed Martin is the biggest earner

from the US federal government and receives on average around 10 percent of

the funds paid out by the Pentagon in 2009 US government contracts accounted

for thirty eight point four billion dollars eighty-five percent

of its yearly earnings despite Lockheed reporting a better than expected

quarterly profit and raised its full-year forecast the company's shares

fell 6.1 percent amid a broader market sell-off after yesterday's talks between

mr. Makran and president Trump supporting the effect on defense stocks

of the downgrade in global tension Peter Armand an aerospace and defense

industry analyst at Baird told CNBC we are not seeing anything in the earnings

reports that warrants this kind of weakness since assuming office President

Trump has sought to solidify the u.s. as the dominant force in the trade of

global weapons as global tensions rise in Syria and North Korea president Trump

wants to make it easier to put american-made weapons into the hands of

US allies and partners cutting through the red tape the Trump administration's

new conventional arms transfer cat policy and unmanned aerial systems UAS

export policy allows US firms to directly sell some types of conventional

weapons in a broader range of unmanned drones to allies without having to go

through the US government in an attempt to boost US jobs and Industry president

Trump has targeted defense as a way to balance trade with the rest of the world

however selling weapons to other countries remains controversial and

according to William Hartung director of the arms and Security Project at the

center for international policy it's keeping with what they've been doing he

told CNN there is a lot of emphasis on jobs and much less on human rights and

other concerns thanks for watch please share like

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Monkey dress up as a girl then beg at road side - Duration: 1:46.

footage has emerged of a monkey that has been chained to the roadside and forced

to bake while dressed to look like a blond doll it was filmed in Bogor

Indonesia wearing the suffocating mask as it asked drivers for money at the

side of the road on his head the monkey wears a giant female doll

mask complete with ponytails blonde hair and sunglasses clucking a blue bucket to

collect money the monkey stands and looks around at

the drivers waiting for anyone who might be willing to offer some payment for his

act his bizarre performance is accompanied by traditional music the

bizarre clip was posted widely on Facebook and has divided viewers many

have slated the cruelty towards the monkey with one social media user

commenting poor monkey chained by his neck and tortured just to please human

beings the incident is part of a traditional street performance known as

token money it translated as monkeys mask it's a controversial form of

entertainment that sees captive macaque forced to dress as human and perform

stunts such as riding bicycles they're chained by their neck and videos online

show them being yanked cruelly whilst performing for the public coping

money--it was banned in Indonesia's capital city Jakarta after a campaign in

2013 many of the monkey were unable to return

to the forests that they were taken from because of severe physical and mental

trauma however the practice continues throughout Indonesia