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[ENG] 그래도 성공할 수 있더라고 /방탄소년단 제이홉 (BTS j-hope) 'Airplane' / But still we can achieve our dreams - Duration: 4:47.
There is a saying 'When you follow your dream, money follows you.'
But even after you have achieved the dream, got wealth and fame, wouldn't you want more?
Today, I want to introduce an artist's mixtape which took 2 years to produce, but released for free.
Say hello to my hope world, it's J-hope's 'Airplane'.
'Remember myself from those days again, when the barren land set me on fire.'
'I looked at that blue sky and ran. I wanted to fly on that airplane.'
Whatever we try, the first time is the hardest. It feels like what I am doing isn't right.
It even feels like everything is completely wrong.
Even when I try my best, it's like everything is in vain.
When I felt this way, this song 'Airplane' encouraged me.
I am majoring in literature, but now I am writing a book.
So whenever I face some difficulty, I compare myself to those who have majored in writing, and think I am not talented at all.
I first heard 'Airplane' in this situation.
The reason why it was so encouraging for me is not only because its quality was amazing,
but also because I knew that J-hope didn't started as a rapper. He was a dancer at the beginning.
He, a dancer, must have tried very hard to succeed as a rapper.
So he studied music diligently and these efforts became his talent which proved his musical ability through the mixtape and BTS' album.
He made everything possible through his amazing effort.
Now it seems as if he, and his song 'airplane' is talking to us.
When nothing is working out and you face the 'barren land', still, look at 'that blue sky' and continue running.
When you have achieved your dream in the future, then, 'Remember myself from those days again'
Then, when we have achieved the dream, would everyone recognize my effort and be my friend?
'Somebody still curses me'
'Their jealousy makes them lonely.'
'I don't care, they just make me laugh.'
'Drink Champagne in my airplane.'
There are still hundreds of people telling worthless criticism.
It might be very similar to what we have gone through.
However, now I have changed.
Those criticisms cannot hurt me anymore, and I have experienced the beauty of success, so I worried about how other's think of me anymore.
Now we can say,
I will 'enjoy my first class in the plane and look out the window, keep myself at the first class.'
I first mentioned 'dream' and 'money' because the one that disturb may be some things like money instead of human.
After the mixtape was released, J-Hope said at an interview the reason he released his songs for free is that he valued music more than money.
After seeing the interview,
I realized that if you have set a firm aim and continue on, little obstacles cannot interrupt me.
Then I can try harder with confidence.
Therefore, 'Airplane' feels like J-hope's biography, who have faced lots of difficulties being BTS,
but never gave up, and now they became a record breaker who are writing a new history in k-pop.
'When I was young, my dream was to board a plane.
I wanted to be there and fly in the sky.
It's hard to believe what is happening to me.'
Now we have experienced how success feels like,
and still clearly remember how it was like in the past.
This is why we feel more thankful for my circumstances.
Dear listener, I have no idea if you are walking on the barren land or flying in the blue sky.
However, I do believe wherever you are, whatever you're doing will lead you to your dream at the end.
Even when somebody criticizes or lets you down,
I hope these won't stop you from achieving your dream, but be the last one to smile at the end.
This is Damojo Fm Thank you for being with us today.
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Hi friends! Like some of you already
know, I will be a tutor and mentor for
guitarists for BandUp. For those who do not
know, BandUp is a platform that's
searching for musicians from all over the world to
play in the world's best band.
We've assembled a great team of tutors and
mentors and you can see their information in
the links in the description. All the
auditions are online and when
we have the Top16, we'll fly them to
Europe for the final live rounds.
More information and links in the
description of this video. If you're not
musician do not worry - because you too
can participate, as the BandUp offers you
an all expense paid expenses package
so you can join us for a week
in Europe. You can meet the
participants, tutors and mentors - and
you can go to the show to participate!
To enter, you only have to
follow me on Instagram, and follow any
one of the mentors and tutors. Also subscribe
to BandUp's YouTube channel. Again, all
the information on this is in the
description. You can see the interviews of the
musicians participating on BandUp's
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of this search for tomorrow's musicians
and for taking part in BandUp.
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Couple Has 3 Sets Of Twins Under Age 5, But That's Not Even The Crazy Part - Duration: 2:50.
Couple Has 3 Sets Of Twins Under Age 5, But That's Not Even The Crazy Part
When an old family friend reached out to Carrie and Craig Kosinski and asked them to look
after her young twins, they did the honorable thing and offered to take custody of the beautiful
baby girls on a trial basis.
The days turned to weeks, the weeks to months and soon the girls were part of the Kosinski
family for good!
Having children was always their dream, but Carrie and Craig had no idea what was waiting
for them down the road....After a year of looking after the twins, Kenna and Adalynn,
their biological mother reached out yet again and explained her heartbreaking situation.
She was struggling to make ends meet and asked if the couple would be willing to look after
her younger children, two-year-old brother and sister twins.
Since the twins, Cece and J.J., were Kenna and Adalynn's biological brother and sister,
Carrie and Craig had to think long and hard about what was the right thing to do.
Carrie spoke to The Journal Times and explained their thought process.
"It was a difficult decision.
We were trying to get pregnant ourselves.
But they were siblings so that was definitely was part of our consideration - we wanted
to keep the siblings together."
They put their own concerns aside and told the mother that they would be able to adopt
her second set of twins as well.
But just a few weeks after adopting Cece and J.J., Carrie started to feel strange and scheduled
a doctor's appointment right away.An ultrasound showed that Carrie was pregnant and expecting
not one, but two babies!
This would be their third set of twins.
Although they were overwhelmed by the idea initially, Craig and Carrie knew their pregnancy
was a Godsend.
Their six children would have the best life possible and the love of their many siblings
to fall back on!
To make things even more interesting, all three sets of twins were born on February
28 - Carrie and Craig took this as a clear sign that it was all meant to be.
Carrie told The Journal Times how they look at their busy home now:
"God has a sense of humor."
Unfortunately, Carrie and Craig's biological twins were born at just 25 weeks and had to
spend months in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
But after around-the-clock care and observation, they were finally allowed back home to grow
under the watchful eyes of their loved ones.
The cost of having three sets of twins under one roof put a major financial strain on the
Kosinski family.
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Col. Wilkerson on Korean Peace: 'We've Been Here Before," But it Fell Apart - Duration: 12:42.
It's The Real News Network.
I'm Sharmini Peries coming to you from Baltimore.
On Friday, April 27, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un crossed the demilitarized zone and
met with South Korean president Moon Jae-in.
You have likely seen the two holding hands in celebration.
The two pledged to pursue peace talks that will officially end a war that has been going
on for nearly seven decades.
While the world was celebrating this move towards peace, many were also worried about
how realistic it is given the U.S.'s historic military presence in the region.
On to discuss all of this with me is Larry Wilkerson.
Colonel Wilkerson is the former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, and now
a distinguished professor at the College of William and Mary.
Good to have you with us again, Larry.
Good to be with you, Sharmini.
Alright Larry, tell us how optimistic we should be about these peace talks.
I don't see it as quite the way some others do.
And let me add immediately that Mike Green and Victor Cha and Evans Revere, and a host
of other North Korea experts who are far more expert than I, agree with me, at least in
general, that we've been here before.
Not with this Kim, but with previous Kims, particularly this Kim's father, Kim Jong-il.
We were at a denuclearization agreement, and we were at the Sunshine Policy, and we were
at all manner of peace is going to break out on the peninsula.
In 2000 we were at a point where Madeleine Albright came to Pyongyang as Secretary of
State of the United States, clearly making the ground clear for President Clinton's later
visit and for normalizing relations, or at least growing closer in our relations, to
include opening an embassy in Pyongyang and doing the kinds of things that nations do
with one another on a more or less routine basis.
We were at a point where we were looking towards a peace treaty.
We were at a point where both sides, North and South Korea, were going to break out in
economic relations that would include South Koreans managing North Koreans working in
North Korea, and so forth.
And indeed, some of these states actually came to fruition.
But it all fell apart based on some very fundamental factors, one of which was that North Korea
was not going to agree to what the United States wanted, which at that time was essentially
everything gone with regard to nuclear paraphernalia.
And the United States was not going to agree to what North Korea wanted, which was essentially
everything gone that smacked of the United States, including the Seventh Fleet moving
much further off the Korean peninsula, with regard to North Korea's wishes.
So this is not some place we've not been before.
And Donald Trump acting like it is just another testimony to his ignorance of history.
The man doesn't read anything, so I wouldn't expect anything else.
The difference this time is Kim Jong-un and President Moon Jae-in.
He may call it a different policy from the Sunshine Policy, but it looks very much the
same.
And what we're getting right now, of course, is interpretations of Kim Jong-un not only
through the Korean, North Korean spokespersons, who are notoriously unreliable, but also through
Moon Jae-in and his spokespeople, including himself, who have proven in the past under
the Sunshine Policy to be somewhat unreliable in their pronouncements of peace breaking
out on the peninsula.
Couple that with the fact that we have an extraordinarily inexperienced team in President
Trump and Secretary of State Pompeo.
The only real experienced member of this team right now is Jim Mattis at the Pentagon.
And I'm worried.
I'm worried that Trump will use this in some kind of explosive way to try and satiate his
base.
At the same time, he doesn't really care about the real national security interests of South
Korea or the United States, and probably certainly not Japan either, an often not mentioned partner
in all of this.
And watching, I'm sure, with great trepidation about what might be going to happen on the
Korean peninsula.
Now, Larry, as you know, the Korean Peninsula is a heavily-militarized area with various
exercises taking place.
And we also know that Mike Pompeo, the former CIA director who is now Secretary of State,
quietly took a trip to North Korea over the Easter weekend, which was the preface to some
of these talks that took place between the two leaders.
What exactly happened on Pompeo's visit that you may know of?
I really have no idea.
I know that Madeleine Albright sat down with Kim Jong-un's father Kim Jong-il for three
hours of substantive talks about these very same issues, six hours, I'm told, in total,
and that we came out of those talks with every expectation, I think, that things were going
to get a lot brighter on the Korean peninsula.
They didn't, partly because the United States was not willing to live up to its side of
the agreement thus fabricated.
And the North Koreans, apparently, were not willing to do anything but to hedge their
bets, too, with regard to their side of the agreement.
So we're looking at that potential only in the respect that we have a different president
of the South Koreans on that side and a different president of the North Koreans on the other
side.
And we have arguably the most inexperienced president in our post-World War II history
on the U.S. side.
I wouldn't say much more about Mike Pompeo as Secretary of State, either.
So here we are, with the only changed the ingredients being those characters, those
personalities, and the chemistry they may have between them.
I wouldn't say that the permanent interests of all sides have not changed, but they haven't.
So there it is.
The interest s are the same as they were for the previous characters.
And this is an extremely inexperienced team.
I would not say that of Kim Jong-un on the North Korean side.
He seems to be quite deft and quite adept at what he does.
So we'll just have to see what happens.
But I fear and I'm concerned about it being adverse to the interests of Japan, South Korea,
and the United States as it ultimately rolls out, much the way it turned out to be adverse
after the 2000 brouhaha about peace breaking out on the peninsula.
Now, Larry, John Bolton, Trump's new extremely hawkish national security adviser, said that
the U.S. is pursuing a Libya model to try to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
What did he mean by that, and you know, we are particularly concerned given what we know
of what happened to Libya.
Is he serious about this proposition?
And, and what's your reaction to it?
Well, if I were Kim Jong-un I would not be very happy about that.
I mean, after all, that ended in we came, we saw, and he died.
I believe it was the way Secretary Clinton in her warmongering stance characterized it.
And just looking at Libya today, and looking at what Libya has been made to turn into without
Gaddafi there, and with the removal of Gaddafi the way we did, I'd be very alarmed if I were
North Korea if that was the proposition I was looking at coming from the Secretary of
State and the President of the United States.
I don't think Kim Jong-un's going to be very concerned about it, because Kim Jong-un realizes
something very fundamental about this administration, something that I think 60 percent at least
of Americans realize.
One, it is nonstrategic.
Two, it is grossly inexperienced.
And three, it has a political, a domestic political objective for everything it does
on the international scene.
The German foreign minister characterized it that way.
Macron, President Macron, has characterized it that way.
This president, Trump, makes decisions based on domestic political considerations, and
not on national security or foreign policy considerations.
So if I were Kim Jong-un, I'd be salivating at the prospects of dealing with these people.
And finally, Larry, let's take a look at the role of China in all of this, and of course
how this is going to play out in Japan, as well.
China's going to be looking at it with some skepticism with regard to what's actually
going to happen.
I don't think the Chinese politburo, or Wang Yi, or any of the more astute foreign policy
people in Beijing think anything positive is going to come out of this.
But there might be something negative, negative in the sense of Chinese interests come out
of it.
Even a reunification of the Koreas and 70-plus million Koreans beavering away on the Chinese
border with the kind of zeal and energy the Koreans bring to capitalism would be somewhat
of an alarm to me if I were in Beijing.
But the other prospects that might come out of this meeting, as it were, also might be
thought of in Beijing as harboring more negative than positive.
But one of those is Japan.
And you can't dismiss Japan from the equation of Korea, China, and Japan.
You have to put them in there.
I call it a triangle of power.
If Korea is reunified, it will be reunified with a nuclear weapon.
You can count on that.
The South Koreans will want that nuclear weapon as much as the North Koreans appear to now.
So if it's unified, and if Korea becomes a powerhouse as a result of that, it's already
a powerhouse in the south, of course, and nuclear, then we're talking about a different
dynamic in that region.
We're talking about Japan going nuclear immediately.
We're talking about Japan being a full great power, if you will, with a full panoply of
nuclear weapons.
And you're talking about China having to considerably revisit its nuclear strategy, something it's
already doing just based on some of the things Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Russia
have said, and probably revising that strategy so that we start an arms race, a nuclear arms
race, in Northeast Asia.
So the prospects here, a bunch of amateurs fooling in this matter of really serious security
policy, we're apt to have a result, a conclusion, an outcome, if you will, that's not too positive
for anybody in the region, let alone the global community.
Right.
And I must add to that that Japan has, under its right-wing nationalist government, the
current government is apparently rewriting its pacifist constitution to a militarising
one, adding to what you're saying, Larry.
Thank you so much for joining us for today, but obviously there's so much more to discuss
about all of this.
We'll keep an eye on that peace deal and the upcoming meeting with Trump and the North
Korean leader, and we'll be looking forward to having you back, Larry.
Thanks, Sharmini.
I'll be watching it closely, too, you can bet on that.
This is a region I've been 40 years in, so it's a region that most concerns me.
Thank you for joining us here on The Real News Network.
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Mom Delivers Rainbow Baby, But Doctors Notice Mark On His Skin & Mom's Heart Instantly Sinks - Duration: 4:17.
Mom Delivers Rainbow Baby, But Doctors Notice Mark On His Skin & Mom's Heart Instantly Sinks
Sheryl and Jon Blanksby welcomed their newest baby boy to the family just a few months ago.
But when happy and bubbly baby Thomas Blanksby was just six-weeks-old, his parents were given
news that shocked them to their core.
Their new baby, little brother to William, 3, was facing an uphill battle--one that he
would not win.
When Thomas, who was born in November, went to his six-week-old newborn well-child visit,
the doctor discovered a lump on his abdomen.
Thomas then underwent an ultrasound procedure, which detected a large tumor on his kidney.
His parents, Sheryl and Jon Blanksby, were frightened.
But the news just got worse from there.
After baby Thomas underwent surgery to remove his left kidney, they discovered the tumor
was a malignant rhabdoid tumor.
A suspicious skin lesion was the only clue the family had that something was different.
By the time it was detected, the cancer had spread to both lungs and his hip bone, which
caused his right femur bone to break.
This rare and aggressive form of cancer most often afflicts infants and toddlers.
Only a couple dozen cases are diagnosed each year in the United States.
The survival rate is less than 30 percent, and no successful treatment has been discovered.
In Thomas's case, doctors told the family there was nothing they could do for him.
So for now, the family is making the most of the time they have left with their sweet
baby boy, however long that might be.
"We film him, stare at him, kiss him.
We, as a family, are trying to cope the best way we can, but it has been very hard."
The family doesn't know just how much time they do have with Thomas.
So for now, they're trying to cram a lifetime of memories into a very small window.
They want to capture these final weeks, days, even hours, on camera and in the recesses
of their mind--to pull out and relish after Thomas is gone.
"We want to travel with the boys, go on weekend trips to the beach, picnic at the park, drive
down to Margaret River or go further down to Albany.
Go on fruit picking trips, outdoor movies, family photo shoots, water parks, or even
a hot air balloon if that's allowed for three-months-old."
Sheryl and Jon Blanksby tell William that his baby brother has an "ouchie."
It's difficult to explain what is wrong with him to William, but the family believes he
understands as best as he can, they said.
"He is aware that Mummy and Daddy are very sad because Thomas is not well.
William also said that maybe the doctors can't help his baby brother, that's why Mummy and
Daddy are sad.
So we think he knows in his own way."
In fact, when the family took a vacation, Sheryl was in the bathroom getting ready while
Jon was in the kitchen.
She realized both kids were quiet--too quiet.
What she discovered melted her heart and brought tears to her eyes, she posted on Instagram.
"I tiptoed to the lounge with my camera ready to catch anything they are doing.
I was expecting my baby to be covered in Nutella or something but instead I saw this.
My preschooler is telling his baby brother "Kuya (big brother) is here.
Everything is ok."
The family wants Thomas' short life to be a reminder to others that life is truly too
short to fret over little things.
Everyone should focus on the here and now, to be full of gratitude and love, they say.
"We often get caught up in our own little world of first problems and we sweat the small
stuff, or complain about things that don't matter.
We forget how to be grateful of the things and life we have.
We must live with a purpose, gratitude, and magnitude of love."
Hopefully, the medical field gains more understanding of rhabdoid tumors and develops a treatment
plan so that no other families must endure the heartache the Blanksbys are going through
right now.
In the meantime, our thoughts and prayers go out to them.
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Kanye Says Emma Gonzalez Is His Hero But He Probably Didn't Like How She Responded - Duration: 7:46.
KANYE WEST HAS CALLED EMMA GONZALES HIS HERO, BUT INSTEAD
OF RETURNING BACK TO HIM, HE REFERS TO THE HERO OF THE
WAFFLE HOUSE SHOOTING INSTEAD.
RECENTLY WE HAVE THESE TWEETS FROM KANYE HIMSELF RECENTLY HE
TWEETED MY HERO, EMMA GONZALES, WITH A PICTURE.
ALSO THIS ONE.
AND EMMA'S RESPONSE –
JAMES SHAW JUNIOR WHO I WOULD DESCRIBE STRONGLY AS A HERO.
HE
IS THE ONE WHO STOPPED THE GUNMEN FROM THE RECENT WEALTH
SHOOTING WITH HIS BARE HANDS.
A GOOD WAY TO STOP A BAD GUY WITH
A GUN IS A GOOD GUY WITH NO GUN.
I WOULD CATEGORIZE THIS AS LEVELS OF COWARDICE BECAUSE
JAMES DOESN'T SEEM TO FIT IN THE CURRENT NARRATIVE OF CIVILIANS
NEEDING AUTOMATIC RIFLES WHITE SUPREMACIST NOT BEING
NORMALIZED.
I WOULD CALL THIS MAN A BONA FIDE HERO.
>> THERE'S NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.
HE IS THE HERO WHO HASN'T BEEN RECOGNIZED.
I THINK KIM IS RIGHT.
THIS GUY DOESN'T FIT THE NARRATIVE THAT THIS
ADMINISTRATION IS ABOUT.
>>WHEN
YOU CAN EMMA AND JAMES THEY ARE BOTH PEOPLE WHO ARE SIMILAR
TO EACH OTHER, STANDING UP TO A CAUSE THAT IS NOT NARCISSISTIC.
I THINK CONNIE SEES A LOT OF HIMSELF AND TRUMP.
I DID LISTEN TO HIS TWO SONS HE RELEASED THIS WEEKEND, NOT THE
POOP ONE, BUT THE OTHER ONE IN WHICH HE SAYS OBAMA WAS HEAVEN
SENT BUT TRUMP PROVED I COULD BE PRESIDENT.
HE SEES HIMSELF AS AN OUTSIDER LIKE HIM.
HE IS CONSTANTLY TRIED TO GET ACKNOWLEDGED BY PEOPLE WITH
POWER AND FAME.
I THINK HE HAS DONE SONGS ONE UPPING RECOGNIZED BY THE
FASHION INDUSTRY.
OBAMA NEVER TOOK HIM SERIOUSLY
AND HE HAS COMPLAINED A LOT
ABOUT HIM AND HIS WIFE NOT BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY.
I THINK HE SEES HIMSELF AND TRUMP.
>>I THINK THE EASIEST WAY OF NEVER BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY BY
ANYONE IS TO TWEET OUT CONSECUTIVE RANTS ABOUT HOW THE
DEMOCRATS ACTUALLY CREATED THE KKK AND THAT REPUBLICANS WERE
THE ONES WHO WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SLAVES BEING FREE.
LIKE THE LAST 40 TO 50 YEARS OF HISTORY.
IT IS OBSERVED THAT THIS 40-YEAR-OLD MAN HE IS ONLY JUST
LEARNING ABOUT AMERICAN HISTORY AND THE FACT THAT HE IS TALKING
ABOUT HOW THE TIRED OLD TROPES ABOUT HOW DEMOCRATS ARE THE
TRUE RACIST RUNS.
AND THE KKK WAS CREATED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
I AM A VERY OUTSPOKEN KANYE ADVOCATE.
I EVEN WENT UP AGAINST CENK ON TWITTER.
I SAID YOU ARE WRONG, HE IS JUST DOING THIS TO SELL ALBUMS.
THEN I FELT TERRIBLE.
>>I THINK HE SECRETLY MIGHT BE A MARKETING OR COMEDY GENIUS.
>>IS DEFINITELY A MARKETING WIZARD.
THEY ARE BOTH EMPTY VESSELS AS YOU SAY, HE IS JUST NOW
HEARING ALL THE STUFF THAT HE IS REGURGITATING.
EVERYTHING FROM SLAVERY TO WHATEVER.
HE LITERALLY HAS NO SENSE OF ANYTHING THAT IS NOT
RELATED TO HIM.
AND HE'S GOT THE FAME THAT TRUMP HAD.
IN THAT SENSE HE IS LIKE TRUMP.
THEY ARE KISSING COUSINS.
>>I DON'T KNOW THAT HE IS EMPTY.
I KNOW AT ONE TIME HE CREATED ART THAT REALLY INSPIRED PEOPLE.
AT THIS POINT HE'S BEEN FAMOUS FOR SO LONG AND HE'S GOTTEN KIND
OF ISOLATED AND INSULAR.
HE VIEWS IT AS A TEXT TO HIM VERY MUCH LIKE TRUMP.
HIS GRIP ON THINGS THAT ARE REAL TO PEOPLE HAS LOOSENED.
IT ALMOST FEELS LIKE HE THINKS THAT CLASSISM IS THE SAME AS
RACISM AT THIS POINT, AND IT IS NOT.
>> HE'S NOT EVEN FULLY TALKING ABOUT CLASSICISM EITHER.
CONNIE IS PERFORMATIVE LATE TRYING TO BE A CENTRIST NOW
WHICH IS ONE OF THE MOST ANNOYING TYPE OF PEOPLE YOU
CAN BE ON THE INTERNET.
THE WHOLE BOTH SIDES ARE BAD AND GOOD ARGUMENT THAT IT FALLS TO
PIECES ON ONE SIDE IS LITERALLY ADVOCATING FOR ETHNIC CLEANSING
OR AN ETHNO STATE.
THE REASON I THINK IT IS PERFORMATIVE IS THAT
WHILE HE IS CONSISTENTLY BLASTING OUT MISINFORMATION
ABOUT DEMOCRATS HE THEN FOLLOWS IT UP WITH A VERY PERFORMATIVE
PHOTO OF EMMA GONZALES SAYING SHE IS MY HERO.
ONE OF THE TEXT MESSAGES HE GOT WAS ABOUT HOW SOCIALISM IS SO
TERRORISM FOR THE WORLD THAT IT IS ALL ALT-RIGHT RED PILL BS
COATED WITH PERFORMATIVE WOKENESS TO BRING BACK
LIBERALS.
>> IT'S REALLY UNCLEAR WHAT HE IS DOING.
ON ONE SIDE IS DOING THIS WILL MAGA THING AND ON ONE SIDE
SOMETHING ELSE.
MAYBE HE'S JUST DOING THIS FOR ATTENTION?
>>EVERYTHING KANYE DOES IS FOR ATTENTION.
EVERYTHING KANYE DOES IS FOR KANYE.
AND HE ADMITS THAT.
I HAD THIS CONVERSATION WITH MY BLACK FRIENDS ALL THE TIME.
IT'S LIKE BEING A BLACK AMERICAN IS IDENTITY POLITICS.
JUST LIKE CHANCE THE RAPPERS THAT YOU CAN BE BLACK AND A
CONSERVATIVE.
BUT THEN TO PROMOTE ONE OF THE MOST TRANSPARENT
ADMINISTRATION'S IN HISTORY IS KIND OF A SAD WAY TO MARKET
YOURSELF.
I THOUGHT KANYE WOULD BE AWARE OF THAT BUT APPARENTLY HE
IS NOT.
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Tonya Harding survives Dancing with the Stars opener but Adam Rippon, Mirai Nagasu star - Duration: 5:24.
Dancing With the Stars' all-athlete cast revealed 'Dancing With the Stars' is back with a twist
for the show's 26th season!The contestants are all athletes.
USA TODAY The opening night of the special all-athletes
Dancing With the Stars season was all about the Olympic figure skaters.
It's already clear close friends Adam Rippon and Mirai Nagasu should go to the finals of
this truncated four-week competition.
And Tonya Harding should just go away.
But that will not happen yet.With two of the 10 stars — Olympic snowboarder Jamie Anderson
and former major-league baseball player Johnny Damon — being sent home in a first-ever
opening-night double elimination, Harding scored two 8s and a 7 for an easy foxtrot.Allison
Janney, who won an Oscar for portraying Harding's mother in the recent film of her life, was
in the audience cheering while Harding, 47, cried when the judges complimented her.
"Objectively, it was not bad," said Shauna Fuhs, the pom squad coach at Gaithersburg
(Md.)
High, who has been scoring every dancer for nine seasons."Overly dramatic.She won't
do well with fast-paced routines.I don't think she's in good enough shape."
Overly dramatic on the dance floor and off.In a pre-taped interview, she went all revisionist
history, saying she at one time was the best figure skater in the world "and then I had
it taken away from me."
Nancy Kerrigan would be among those who might disagree.
Rippon and Nagasu were technically very good — as figure skaters should be.Rippon particularly
worked well with partner Jenna Johnson.
"I'm not a scientist, but we've got chemistry," Rippon said.
Rippon was the best dancer on the first night.The question is how much fans will like him.He
is the polarizing, outspoken first openly gay athlete to compete in the Winter Olympics
who didn't back down from a dispute with the vice president of the United States.
Said Fuhs, "I put him as my number one.I would have given him a nine if he didn't
fall out of one turn.He was fun to watch.He put the most into it.Lots of energy and it
was packed with choreography."
Fuhs has Nagasu second, but watch Washington Redskins defensive back Josh Norman, whom
one judge called "another on the list of footballers who can dance."
He also is paired with Sharna Burgess, who can bring the best out in her partners.He
tied Rippon with all 8's — though we do not know how the fan votes go because that
is not disclosed.
Norman "started off really strong and energetic.He has good rhythm and is fun to watch," Fuhs
said."With both Adam and Josh you could see that is how they would dance if they were
out with their friends.They seem more at ease and comfortable."
Most of the rest of the stars were "stiff people," as Fuhs said.Those in the middle
blended together, including Notre Dame's Arike Ogunbowale, the first collegiate athlete
with eligibility remaining to compete.She hit game-winning shots in the women's national
semifinal and championship game.Her appearance is being watched by NCAA supporters and critics.
Trying an all-athlete format makes some sense.Athletes from Olympians to race car drivers to NFL
players are almost always among the contestants.And they almost always do well.Athletes won 10
of the first 25 seasons, including a stretch of four in a row — Emmitt Smith, Apolo Ohno,
Helio Castroneves and Kristi Yamaguchi — in fall 2006 to spring 2008.
Athletes were runners-up nine times.
That said, this spring's format seems a little desperate, suggesting a show struggling for
attention.The 2017 fall season's finale drew a 1.3 rating, down from the previous
season finale which was down from that previous finale, according to Variety.What's next?Stormy
Daniels and the Women of President Trump?They actually touched on that theme with Trump
ex-wife Marla Maples in Season 22.
But Fuhs likes this format: "It's better than wasting our time with a lot of people
who are not athletic."
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Google Maps' new feature is awesome, but here's why you may NEVER get to try it Google has rolled-out an improvement to turn-by-turn directions to a select number of Google Maps users. The new system uses local landmarks when pointing you to your destination.
At the moment, Google Maps uses a combination of street names and estimated distances in its turn-by-turn directions. However, that's not really how people provide direction when talking face-of-face.
Keeping your eyes peeled for a small street sign is often not as convenient as using landmarks, or recognisable places of interest along the route.
Google knows this, and is looking into incorporating this more natural-sounding language into its Google Maps app. Users have reported Google Maps offering directions based on local landmarks. So, instead of turn right at Main Street, itll direct you to turn right after Burger King..
Its not clear what points of interest Google will use for its directions, however, it's a nice addition. And initial reports from those in the test seem to be overwhelmingly positive.
However, Google told Engadget that highlighting landmarks is just one method being tested to make guidance better. In fact, it's so early in the testing period that Google isn't even sure whether this feature will ever roll-out worldwide to users.
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