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 Royal watchers may be disappointed to hear that it's unlikely Kensington Palace will release any official portraits of Prince George starting school this year

George, five, goes back to school on Thursday, and while his first day of Reception was captured by photographers last year, press have not been invited to cover this week's event

's royal correspondent Emily Nash explains: "Prince George's time at school is private and although the Duke and Duchess shared an image from his first day at primary school last year, they won't do it every year

"  Just like his time at nursery in Norfolk, William and Kate chose to release a set of portraits of George attending his first day at Westacre Montessori in January 2016, but didn't release any official photos in subsequent years

Royal tradition seems to dictate that children are pictured on their very first day of school, but aren't photographed in following years

There are only a handful of photos of Prince William and Prince Harry from their school days

 But royal watchers need not despair. The next time George and Charlotte are expected to be seen in an official capacity is next month on Friday 12 October, when they attend Princess Eugenie's wedding in Windsor

Although not confirmed, there is speculation that George and three-year-old Princess Charlotte will act as a pageboy and bridesmaid, just like they did for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day in May

Their baby sibling Prince Louis is too young to take part but it's likely he will be nearby on the day with his mum Kate

 MORE: Prince William and Kate's parenting rules  George is a pupil at Thomas's Battersea and on Thursday he will be starting Year One

His first day back may be a little scary – meeting a new teacher and settling into a new classroom, but some things will remain the same, such as his school uniform, his classmates and his friends

In Reception, George dabbled with French, Computing, Art, Music, Drama and Ballet, but the new year will introduce additional subjects such as Science, History, Geography, Maths, English and PE

The Prince will also be given more homework each night – ten minutes of reading.  MORE: Take a peek inside Andrea McLean's stunning Surrey home  Whilst at reception, George will have moved through a variety of handwriting stages, which included drawing, writing scribbles and random letters, he will now be expected to learn how to do joined-up writing

The school curriculum also states that Year One pupils will be taught the days of the week, months of the year, numbers to twenty, common colour words, their names and addresses as well as the name and address of the school

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How one phone call can have an impact on a lifetime career - Duration: 6:07.

Hello good evening. I

had just had a very nice conversation with my husband and

He told me a story which I haven't heard before

Which is really powerful and I would like to tell you

so when he was a

young man

he was employed with another company and he was

Head of a department that he really liked and enjoyed he loved that work his brother

Though he introduced another company to him and he said well, I just spoke to the owner

And they are looking for people. Why don't you talk with them?

So he was not really

Attracted but he said, ok. I will do that. So he spoke to the owner of the company to the boss and

While he was still employed and he said yeah, I'm going to think about it and I will call next week

So then he made his mind up and he said he didn't what he didn't want to

Change job and he was about to terrain so he rang the owner it was

but on the phone was his wife and

and

He just wanted to tell her that he's not interested in in that job and he wanted to

To refuse or to say thank you for the offer. But this lady she was so

Open and warm welcoming him on the phone and how nice it is that he called. So within this phone call

he turned him around and

This is actually the lady

Which also

Employed me because that phone call really made him change

Here's some point of view

So he he said I just couldn't I could not withstand her she was so

warm and welcoming and

He couldn't say no to her. So that was how he started a

45 year

Career in that come money in the same company that I am with now since 25 years

And I was also employed by

the lady owner

Because the husband he passed away 27 years ago

But isn't that amazing?

He haven't has not had the attention intention to actually leave his former job

but this lady she was so powerful and persuading with her words that he did she turned him around and

In result he stayed with this company

45 years and

Important is that he?

really loved that job and the work that he was doing there over 45 years and I

Was really surprised when he told me this evening

How everything started for him and his old company, by the way

they went bankrupt or they had to close down two years later after he left and he said

that would have been a

disaster for him because he really enjoyed being there and they had very nice friendships and

The employees

So maybe that also happened for a reason I just think that that's really amazing

and if you're following me and you know the story that at the moment everything is quite difficult and

We are going through a phase of may be leaving this company

It's

It's it was really

It was very interesting for me to hear this story

The company nowadays is run within the second generation by the ladies son and

He's got great visions and he had always had good ideas when it comes to

Developing machines, but you know that we were facing some problems at the moment on the mark

But the biggest problem for me is also that he is not treating people with respect anymore. And

This is colliding with our values and he doesn't have

Any knowledge of the of human beings. He doesn't know how to

Lead people how to motivate people. He's not a good leader. So he's really lacking

leadership and

I'm always seeking for leadership

and

I

realized that this is causing a big problem for me now because I can't

Respect him anymore and I don't like being around him because he's got that lack of leadership

Yeah, but so I would see how things will turn out

everything is going to be ok, and we are all there we have to be I

Just wanted to share with you that interesting story how a phone call can really

change

The life and career of somebody so dramatically she was good. She was always good

in persuading people and

thank God it was a good decision for him and the right decision because he loved and he still loves what he is doing and

Just the circumstances Jay have changed in the last let's say one or two years

Yeah, but I thought that's interesting. So thank you for watching and

That was Michelle for today and I come back to you tomorrow. Bye for now

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You have raised yourself if you relax well, - Duration: 19:27.

You have raised yourself if you relax well,

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Drawing Random Stuff (because I wont have time during school) 2 - Duration: 1:34:07.

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Alexandre Lacazette reveals the 2 things Arsenal have improved under Unai Emery - Duration: 3:45.

Alexandre Lacazette insists Arsenal are already making huge progress post-Arsene Wenger and promised they will continue to improve

French striker Lacazette was man of the match at Cardiff with a dramatic late winner in a 3-2 thriller for Unai Emery's new-look side

The Gunners twice led but were pegged back by the promoted hosts on both occasions

Yet they still prevailed for their first away League win of the season and just their second in 2018 after coming sixth last term in Wenger's last campaign after 22 years as boss

Lacazette reckons Spanish coach Emery,46, has already put his stamp on the side with his passing and pressing philosophy after building on the home win over West Ham

He claims both players and fans are enjoying the new approach despite the opening losses to champions Manchester City and former champs Chelsea

Lacazette,26, assessed: "I know with the new manager it can only be better. We will be better week after week

You can see we had the mentality. Last season we lost this kind of game."But if you see the faces after the second goal we had confidence and that was why we came back

I think we won just two games in 2018 away from home."This season we want to be better away and it was the first game we won and I hope that it will be the first of many until the last day of the season

"Overall it has been good even if we had two losses. They were against the two champions of the past two seasons

If look the quality of the games it is good."Everyone can take pleasure to watch us play – even on the pitch – and so it is good

Lacazette and fellow striker and pal Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were both on target for the first time this season at the Cardiff City Stadium

They showed a brilliant understanding for Aubameyang's goal to make it 2-1 as Lacazette cleverly flicked Mesut Ozil's pass into the forward's path

Lacazette, who scored 17 goals last term after a £46million move from Lyon, added: "It is nice as we complement each other's game

"It is always good to play with good players and he deserved to score as he has worked hard from the beginning of the season

Against Chelsea it was hard for him as he missed some chances but he has got over that

"I know to be in the first 11 is hard and it is always like that in a big club."But I must keep fighting and this game was nice

" Yet the Gunners' display was far from perfect as Emery's insistence on playing out from the back exposed keeper Petr Cech to some nervous moments which gifted Cardiff chances

Lacazette said: "We just did mistakes because we are learning like children."But even if we did some mistakes we deserved the win

For more infomation >> Alexandre Lacazette reveals the 2 things Arsenal have improved under Unai Emery - Duration: 3:45.

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What have you enjoyed so far? - Duration: 1:33.

Ermm... I've enjoyed the whole thing but

I think the best part for me was probably

getting to know everyone in week one in Lockerbie in Scotland.

Kev :)

I've enjoyed everything but I think the

The first week was probably the best in Lockerbie.

All of it really, especially the first two weeks.

Just the people that I've been in the group. We've all jelled really well and it's made the experience like a thousand times more funny.

Just like, the love and support and the encouragement from you guys...

It's like...

It's like I've never felt this way before .

Just being that you guys being there for me and everyone.

I think what I've enjoyed the blahblahmost

was in the first two weeks we had really good breakfast

and the foods and stuff.

I kinda really went more for the fruit than I did at, like the cooked food but it was good.

Most of it actually it's even the stuff

that I thought wasn't gonna be fun kinda became fun because the people you do it with

are just ...so funny and doing kinda just like

? together

And yeh it becomes really good.

Meeting new people and doing

experiences I've never thought I'll be able to do.

Oh,

I love everything.

"You love everything?"

Yeh

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Shan'ann Watts Beat Odds to Have Children Despite Lupus — and 'Was So Excited' About It - Duration: 4:08.

 Before she became a mother of two and with a third child on the way, slain Colorado mom Shan'ann Watts had been told by doctors that she wouldn't be able to have children

 A diagnosis of the chronic autoimmune disease lupus had sent her reeling and put her in a "really, really, really bad place," Shan'ann said in a Facebook Live video about four months ago, before she and daughters Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, were found murdered earlier this month, allegedly at the hands of her husband and the girls' father, Chris Watts

 So when Bella was born on Dec. 17, 2013, "Shan'ann was so excited to have her first baby girl," her family wrote in an obituary notice

"She spent every minute thanking God and taking care of her precious gift that the Lord had blessed her with

How she loved and cherished her."  Her joy continued with the arrival of Celeste, born on July 17, 2015

 "Oh how Shan'ann was so excited to be able to have another child because of her battle" with lupus, wrote her family

"She was determined to stay healthy and with her love for her Celeste, every moment with her was a blessing

"  Prosecutors say they have evidence that Chris, 33, was having an affair with a co-worker at the time he allegedly killed the 15-weeks-pregnant wife Shan'ann, 34, and their two daughters earlier this month

 He has not yet entered a plea to multiple charges against him, including first-degree murder and tampering with a body in all three deaths

His attorney has not responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment.  The charges against Chris include one count of first-degree unlawful termination of pregnancy for the death of the couple's unborn child

 "Shan'ann wanted one more child, praying for a baby boy," according to the obituary

"She named him Nico Lee. With the anticipation of her son to join them she knew he would be loved by his sisters and family

"  LATED VIDEO: Pregnant Mom & 2 Daughters Likely Killed at Home — Allegedly by Husband — Before Bodies Were Dumped  Shan'ann's younger brother, Frankie Rzucek, also remembered his family's "excitement" when, with Shan'ann's health condition, "she beat all the odds and [became] pregnant

"  "And she was SO into her family," Kris Landon, a friend of the couple, told PEOPLE

"Like, that's all she talked about. She talked about her girls as miracles, because she had some health problems and didn't know if she'd have kids

But she really embraced motherhood, and I thought she embraced her marriage, too

They seemed like partners. Amazing partners."  In her Facebook Live video from four months prior, Shan'ann marveled at how her relationship with Chris and the arrival of their girls had emerged from her deep despair over her diagnosis, which had led her to lose friends and quit her job at the time

 "My health challenges happened for a reason," she said. "I was told I couldn't have kids, you know, and here I have two amazing, crazy, wild children I love dearly

Everything happens for a reason."

For more infomation >> Shan'ann Watts Beat Odds to Have Children Despite Lupus — and 'Was So Excited' About It - Duration: 4:08.

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Jordyn Woods Says BFF Kylie Jenner's Daughter Is 'Inspiring Me to Have My Own' - Just Not Yet - News - Duration: 2:56.

 Jordyn Woods can't get over how adorable her best friend Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi is, but that doesn't mean she's looking to start a family of her own just yet

 "She is great," the 20-year-old model, who unveiled her size-inclusive fashion brand SECNDNTURE on Friday, tells PEOPLE of Jenner's 6-month-old baby girl

 While Woods went on to share that she initially "thought that having her around would [make me nervous to have kids]," instead, her pal's "so cute" daughter is "inspiring me to have my own

"  "But that's not happening anytime soon," she adds with a laugh.  Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Parents newsletter

 Jordyn Woods Launches Size-Inclusive Activewear Line and Gets Kylie Jenner's Stamp of Approval  "She is amazing," Woods continues of Stormi, sharing that she's having a blast getting to play auntie to the daughter of Jenner, 21, and boyfriend Travis Scott

 "Her mom is her mom, but I can be the aunt that spoils her and gives her whatever she wants," she adds

 "A lot of my friends have kids so I feel like it is just fun," Woods remarks. "I am the aunt with 20 kids, and I won't have to do anything at the end of the night

I can actually get a good night's sleep."  Woods, who has been secretly designing her brand for the past year, also tells PEOPLE she didn't ask for input from her friends while she was coming up with designs because "she didn't want to jinx it

"  But once she began showing off the fruits of her hard work this week, the response was overwhelmingly positive — especially from her BFF

 "She was excited for me because she knows this is something that I have been wanting to do for a while and I love designing," Woods says of Jenner

 "And the fact that she also has her own business, she knows how exciting it can be," she adds

For more infomation >> Jordyn Woods Says BFF Kylie Jenner's Daughter Is 'Inspiring Me to Have My Own' - Just Not Yet - News - Duration: 2:56.

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Hello, I have some Advice for you. - Duration: 0:53.

Hello guys, It is Sky Ban here,

And I'm going to give you guys some advice, because I've been on YouTube for a pretty good amount of time

so I've learned a couple of things about trying to get people to click on your videos, if you want people to click on your

Videos it all depends on the thumbnail. like art videos if you, um, want them to watch it

It's gonna have to like good thumbnail, but like don't do clickbait cause that's not good. But um,

the

Thumbnail will help you get people to watch the video

But of course do not make it click because then they'll get mad at you

but like show the finished product of the artwork and then

It should make them click on it faster. I

Can't edit thumbnails. So I'm not a good example of that but like

um Bye

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VALDEFAR: Vil du have opmærksomhed? Få et tilbud på illustration i dag! - Duration: 1:01.

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8 Crafty Plants That Have Mastered Deceit - Duration: 9:29.

[INTRO ♪]

Lots of animals are known for their wily ways, but other forms of life also have a few tricks up their sleeves.

Since they spend most of their lives anchored to one spot, plants can't exactly run away if they're attacked,

and they often need to convince more mobile critters to help them interact with their mates.

So, some species use deception to get what they want.

By dressing up like other plants or smelling like an attractive mate, the plants on this list can trick all sorts of smarter species—even us.

You might not like it when someone says you look like poop,

but if the seeds of the South African restiad could think, they would probably consider that the ultimate compliment.

An unassuming, grassy-looking plant, the restiad goes to great lengths to dress its seeds up as feces.

Eland antelope feces, to be precise.

It's an attempt to trick dung beetles into doing the hard work of moving their seeds around.

Plants need space to grow, so seeds need some way to get out their parents' shadows, quite literally.

Many can rely on small mammals that hoard seeds, but there aren't many good hoarders in the South African shrublands where these restiad plants live.

Apparently, dung beetles are the next best thing.

The beetles in question both consume antelope feces and use it as a cozy little nursery for their babies.

So when they find a nice turd, they quickly roll it to an opportune spot and bury it for later.

The plants' seeds look and smell strongly like antelope poop—enough to fool the beetles, anyway, which roll and bury the seeds some distance from their parent plants.

The burying also protects the seeds while they germinate, so the plants can rebound quickly after fires burn through the dry landscape.

Meanwhile, the poor beetles end up with nothing for their labors.

The common lungwort also does its best poop impression, but for the exact opposite reason.

To deter animals that might otherwise munch on them, they make their leaves look like a Jackson Pollack—if he painted with bird droppings.

Most plant eaters steer clear of leaves covered in droppings for the same reasons you wouldn't want bird poop all over your salad.

Droppings don't really provide any nutritional value, might not taste so great, and could contain diseases or parasites.

And the lungwort's ruse might even work on smaller leaf-chewers like caterpillars that have a lot to lose if hungry birds are around.

It's possible the patches are meant to mimic fungal damage instead of bird poop, but either way, the ultimate message is the same:

don't eat these leaves; they're gross and potentially pathogenic.

White patches are relatively cheap as far as defenses go, though not entirely free.

The blotches can't photosynthesize, so spotted leaves can't produce as much fuel as unspotted ones would.

Even so, the plants' poop-like patterns are the most intense when they're growing in darkly shaded spots, perhaps because the lower light means they can't afford to lose as many leaves.

And a few light patches of bird poop aren't enough, I guess?

Pebble plants get their name because ... they look like pebbles.

Which turns out to be a great way not to get eaten, because pretty much nothing eats rocks.

They're a kind of succulent—juicy plants that store water in their tissues, allowing them to eke out a living in lands too dry for most plants.

That water makes them a prime target for all kinds of thirsty animals, in addition to the hungry ones.

So, they disguise themselves like rocks.

Their pebbly shape is made by pairs of leaves folded inward, creating a sort of inverted pyramid.

Those leaves are adept at absorbing water from fog, dew, and rain, which is then stored in the plant's fleshy interior.

Meanwhile, calcium oxalate crystals in the plant's outer layer give it a stony gray exterior,

while reddish pigments in its tissues help it perfectly match the pebbles around it.

This kind of simple mimicry of something unpalatable is known as Batesian mimicry, and these certainly aren't the only plants that employ it.

But they're just so much better at playing pebble than anything else.

It's not until the fall when their daisy-esque flowers bloom that they reveal their plantishness.

Blending in has lots of advantages, and no plant has mastered the art of camouflage better than the chameleon vine, a climbing vine found in South America.

Every other plant on this list is limited to one costume, whereas these vines can reshape themselves to mimic at least 8 different plants.

They can even have different leaf shapes in different parts of the exact same vine!

This rare ability to don multiple costumes is called mimetic polymorphism, and it's otherwise known only in butterflies.

The plant is somehow able to alter just about every trait of its leaves, from their size and shape to their spininess and even the pattern of veins, which does a great job of hiding the vines from hungry mouths.

The thing is… no one knows how the plant figures out what to look like.

It changes its leaves even when it's not in direct contact with the plant it's mimicking,

and it's not like they have eyeballs to see what to mimic.

Or… do they?

A 2016 paper revived an old and controversial idea that these and other plants may be able to, quote, "see" things like color and shapes through light-sensing structures called ocelli.

But no one has investigated these in the chameleon vine specifically.

Other researchers think it's more likely the vines pick up on chemical signals from nearby plants,

and somehow translate the pattern of compounds into the right leaf size, shape, and color.

But … no one has ever found an airborne chemical that induces this vine—or any other plant for that matter—to change its physical leaf traits this way.

So exactly how it pulls off its incredible deception remains a mystery.

The Asian dancing plant is a favorite of gardeners for its unique, mobile leaflets which make elliptical patterns every few minutes.

Those smooth moves are thanks to a special ring-shaped organ at the base of each leaflet, called the pulvinus.

Its cells can swell or shrink by controlling their water intake, allowing the leaflet to swerve around.

Sunlight and warmth seem to speed their movements up.

And some people swear they dance in response to music, suggesting that some kind of vibratory cue could be in play.

Why they do this at all, though, has perplexed scientists for centuries.

Today, some researchers think they're mimicking butterflies, trying to imitate the subtle wing shifts butterflies make when they're resting in the sun.

And that might be because butterfly larvae are a big problem for many plants, and butterflies don't like to crowd their young.

So it's possible the dancing leaves protect the plant by making it appear occupied to butterfly moms—

basically, pretending that this prime real estate is already taken.

Another suggestion is that the leaves attract various creatures that eat butterflies or other winged insects.

If those predators are hanging around, they can snack on any actual insects that try to munch on the plant.

Or the plants could have bouncing leaves for some other unknown reason, because the butterfly hypothesis hasn't been well-tested.

But it makes a lot more sense than the idea that they just like to boogie to a good beat.

So far, we've seen plants that deceive to disperse their seeds and others that disguise themselves to avoid being eaten.

But there's another reason a plant might want to lie, and it's one that some people can probably relate to: to find a mate.

Many plants rely on pollinators to help them do that.

And sure, they could lure helpful animals in with a tasty nectar treat, but those sugary rewards are costly.

So lots of plants employ more nefarious tactics—especially orchids, which sometimes disguise their flowers as insects eager for a mate.

Take the hammer orchids of Australia, for example.

One petal is modified into a hammer-like labellum that's shaped, colored, textured, and scented like a female wasp.

This part is connected to the rest of the flower with a hinge, so when a male wasp lands and starts mating with the decoy, it swings and slams him into the flower's pollen.

When the unlucky bachelor falls for the same trick again on another orchid, the pollen is jammed right where the orchid needs it.

Orchids aren't the only plants that trick pollinators, though.

Aroids, a family of flowering plants, have also mastered the art of olfactory deception.

And one of the most impressive examples is a species of American pipevine.

It's so named because its flowers bear a vague resemblance to an old-fashioned pipe,

but that's not what they look like to the small biting flies that pollinate them.

These flies—or no-see-ums as they're often called—feed on mammalian blood.

So they jump at the chance to nestle into a nice, cozy rodent or rabbit ear, with its easy-to-access flesh full of juicy capillaries and veins to drink from.

That's why the flowers are somewhat ear-shaped and furry-looking, they emit a musty odor, and are mottled with blood vessel-y pinks and browns.

When a fly touches down inside this fake ear, the slick surface sends it barreling into the pipe, where it's trapped by backwards-facing hairs.

It can remain stuck there for days while the plant covers it in pollen.

Then, the hairs wilt, and the fly is freed—hopefully to find another fake ear and deliver that pollen.

The last plant on this list earned its spot for one big reason:

the species it tricks is us.

This grass is considered one of the world's worst weeds, and one variety is almost indistinguishable from rice.

But it wasn't always.

Barnyard grass originated in Asia, where it was quite at home in damp habitats.

But then agriculture took the world by storm, and around 12,000 years ago, people basically everywhere started farming crops like rice.

Those well-maintained, periodically flooded fields were the perfect habitat.

But their farmers disagreed, and set about plucking the grassy weeds out by hand whenever they saw them.

Which put a very specific kind of evolutionary pressure on the weed to blend in.

If the weed was growing in a hand-weeded rice paddy, it was more likely to get missed if it looked a bit more like rice.

And over the centuries, a new growth form emerged.

This variant of the weed has seedlings that look almost identical to rice seedlings thanks to their size, coloration, and more erect leaves.

And the mimic weed's seeds are 2-3 times as heavy as the seeds of its kin—

much more like the size and shape of rice grains.

In fact, the weed looks more like rice than it does other members of its species.

This case of mimicry is especially stunning because barnyard grass isn't even closely related to the rice it pretends to be.

So unlike other crop-mimicking weeds, it didn't steal genes from the rice to look more like it.

And unlike the other plants on this list, its tricks aren't meant for some beetle or cud-chewing herbivore.

They're meant for—and work on—us.

It may not be the flashiest example of deceit, but it's certainly the most personal.

Whether they're fooling a rice farmer or a dung beetle, all of the examples on this list should give you some idea of just how tricky plants can be.

Which just goes to show that you don't need a brain to deceive.

And evolution can produce some pretty incredible liars.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which was brought to you by our patrons on Patreon!

If you want to help us keep making videos like this, and get access to cool rewards like exclusive blooper reels, just head over to patreon.com/scishow.

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I Have The Best Job Ever! Rutgers International Student Orientation Week - Duration: 8:56.

hi everybody welcome back to my channel

if you're new here thanks for joining

and if you've already subscribed thank

you so so much! so this video is gonna be

a little bit different than my normal

vlogs. I told you guys I was gonna be

super busy at work for the whole week

because we had our International Student

Orientation, so instead of vlogging I

just took clips and made a montage of

everything that happened over the week

so I'm just gonna show you guys the

montage now and then talk a little bit

after just about my experience

throughout the week, so here is the

montage of all the fun we have this week!

All right so yeah it was a really fun

week. I was so tired though because the

first day, actually the most of the

footage was from the first day because

the first day was the longest, I didn't

even get home until 8 o'clock at night

so it was really long.

there was also so those were most like

the fun events and then I was also doing

office training and office work I didn't

film those because that's kind of boring

but yeah so you can see why I really

love my job.

it was so much fun having the students

come. I actually was on check in support

for most of the week in the morning so

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday when

the students came I was helping them

with their check-in form online and some

of them were so funny, like we have to

have a visa to check in like I mean you

need your visa to come to the country and

you use that on your check-in form, they

have to scan it in, so we told one

student he needed his visa and he took

out his credit card because it said visa

on it, so it was really cute and the kids

are so young they're all like 18 years

old coming to America for the first time

so it was a lot of fun helping them and

the social events were fun and I got to

do some training about processing

check-in forms which sounds kind of

boring but I actually enjoy it so I have

a lot more to do next week but hope you

guys enjoyed seeing what I got up to at

work and that might help you to see a

little bit more about what my job is all

about, I know a lot of you asked what I'm

doing in my job and basically.. *Huy: Nobody asked** hey they

do ask! and you're so mean! Huy is over

there being a turd, but anyways that's

just part of it that's the fun part is

putting on events for the students and

then the other part is helping students

on their day to day tasks for

immigration purposes so yeah give this

video a thumbs up if you liked it I know

the format was a little bit different

but I hope you still enjoyed and if you

haven't already subscribed subscribe and

hit the bell and I'll see you guys in

the next video

byeeee he's so rude

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If You Want a Special Life, You Have to Do Special Things | DailyVee 478 - Duration: 9:44.

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LOFOTEN - The Island You HAVE to Visit in NORWAY! - Duration: 10:15.

(light ethereal music)

- So far on our Lofoten trip,

we've seen many of the incredible views.

But what if there was one that no one knew about?

My name is Cody Buffinton.

I'm an adventure-seeking world traveler,

and today we are traveling to the small island of Vaeroy.

(energetic pop music)

Now, Vaeroy is actually part of the Lofoten Islands

and Vaeroy means 'weather island,'

referring to its harsh weather climate.

It is very foggy today,

so hopefully this clears it a little bit.

We have 10 hours on this island

before we take a ferry back here later tonight.

We're pulling to Skull Island.

- Skull Island right ahead, land ho.

- We're driving up this cliff overlooking this town

into the fog.

It sounds like we're in Game of Thrones in that one scene

where all the crows are just going crazy.

(crows cackling)

(light pop music)

Everywhere we look is some insane-looking scenery.

This is the craziest scenery we have seen so far.

And it looks like we're about to go

straight through a mountain.

We've gone through some tunnels before,

but they actually had, (laughing)

they couldn't go any farther,

so they were like, "Let's blast it,"

and we're about to go through the tunnel

through this mountain; look at this.

So, this is the scenery we're looking at right now.

And then, right over here, that little hole right there

is the tunnel we're about to go through.

And this is the scenery we're looking at.

Crazy.

So, we've just been informed by these guys

that this tunnel is actually military

and it's only open on Thursdays

to go up here for some reason.

I don't even know why it would be open,

but it's for military.

And they said we can walk up there,

so we're gonna go check it out right now.

Over here is the beach where you have to walk.

It seems like there's not a whole lot

that you can drive on this island.

We've literally only driven five minutes total

on this whole island

and it seems like we gotta walk the rest of it.

So, first we're gonna go check out

what this supposed military tunnel/bunker thing is.

Josh, what are you hoping to find, some kind of secret lab?

- Some sort of alien extraterrestrial.

- [Cody] That's what I'm thinking.

I'm thinking it's like Area 52.

- Yeah.

There's no light!

- [Cody] Well, yeah. (laughing)

It looks like, for some reason, it's open on Thursdays.

It says, "Entrance forbidden right now."

I don't know what it is though currently.

Why only Thursdays and what can you do in there on Thursday?

That's what I wanna know. (laughing)

- I don't even know. - That's crazy.

What it seems to be is that this island

is pretty uninhabited other than that main little town,

which probably has a couple hundred people at most.

So, this whole side of the island over here

is not paved really,

other than that path that is closed today,

so we have to hike along the whole tops of the mountains

to get to the whole side of the island,

which is a pretty big portion.

So, it looks like we're gonna be doing some hiking.

We're getting there.

It's a very muddy trail right now,

which, it's not a huge problem, just takes a little longer.

We found that this road, this path right here,

comes out right here.

So, if it's not a Thursday,

all you do is climb this little bit,

and it looks like now we're walking the trail,

the road, all the way up.

Found this little sign, which says, "Eagle house.

"The most unusual sport practiced by the Vaeroy islanders

"was to sit in an eagle house and catch eagles,

"with their bare hands."

Imagine just sitting here

and somehow an eagle doesn't see you, (laughing)

and you sneak up on an eagle and catch it with your hands.

I can't even imagine that.

- Dude, the eagle can see everything,

so I don't think they caught any eagles.

- I don't believe it. - Yeah.

- But it says two crown were paid per eagle,

however much two crown is.

- Back in the day, who knows?

- [Cody] That could be like--

- Three meals per crown.

- (laughing) Yeah, I like that guess.

- (laughing) Yeah.

- My guess is that two crowns would be two-night stays

at the local tavern and a full meal every day.

- [Josh] That'd be badass.

- It's two crown.

The view of the valley from up here,

you can see the road we've taken,

almost kinda like the Trollstigen,

but it looks like we might be pretty close to the top.

(smooth pop music)

You can tell we've made it

because there's a path that leads out to the Instagram spot.

So, as of right now, it's a little cloudy.

It's a little overcast, a little foggy.

Foggy's actually the right word.

But we don't have to be anywhere for a while,

so we're gonna sit up here and wait for the fog to clear.

You can see how it might look amazing in a little bit.

Josh, get 'em away from here.

(blowing)

Hey, it worked.

- [Josh] That's all it took, one big puff.

- This beach right here is the one we wanted to go to.

I don't think we actually can, now that I see it.

It looks pretty much untouched,

like no one has ever been there,

because you really need a boat to get there

or if you're a really good swimmer

maybe you could get there.

But there's no roads, it doesn't seem.

I don't know how we would get down this to get there,

so you probably need a boat.

So, coming to Vaeroy,

this is pretty much the main thing to do.

Unless you're riding a bike around,

there's not a whole lot else to do.

This is a pretty small island.

And this is like, when you see pictures of Lofoten,

this is like one of the pictures.

But what they don't tell you

is you have to take a ferry here

and then the ferry to go back and forth back home,

it's like 11 hours in between.

And in between, the only thing to really do

is bike around and see this.

So, there's a lotta time left between there.

So, it's like, do you come here?

Is this worth it for you to be stuck here for 11 hours?

Maybe, maybe not.

So, that's why Josh and I are creating these videos

and I'm creating this Norway guide,

so I can help you guys understand this,

because most people don't show you where you start the hike.

And sometimes, if it's not Thursday, like today,

you can't just drive up, so you have to walk up.

All these little things are some of the struggles

that we go through while traveling

that don't always get shown and whatnot,

so that's why I'm creating these videos

and I'm creating this whole Norway guide,

which goes into even more detail.

Is the view getting better, Josh?

- [Josh] I think so.

- [Cody] A little bit.

- [Josh] This is it!

(light ethereal music)

- [Cody] We lucked out being up here for probably,

I don't know, half an hour, 45 minutes.

Met these guys.

You guys are from Norway?

- Yes. - Yes.

- [Cody] What part of Norway?

- Southeast, yeah.

- [Cody] What town?

- Halden.

- [Cody] Houten?

- Halden. - Halden.

- It's on the border to Sweden.

- [Woman] You should learn a really Norwegian phrase.

- [Cody] Okay, what's a Norwegian phrase?

- Yeah, you know, like when it's rain--

- Rain cats and dogs?

- [Josh] All right, how do you say that?

- What do we say; we say--

- (speaking foreign language)

- (speaking foreign language)

- [Cody] Oh god, you're gonna have to really sound that out.

(both laughing)

- [Both] (speaking foreign language)

- [Cody] (speaking foreign language)

- Yeah.

- Yeah, that's really good!

- Got it!

Say it again.

- (speaking foreign language)

(women laughing)

Something, something--

- [Woman] It's so good!

- Was that good? - Yeah, it's good. (laughing)

- [Woman] (speaking foreign language)

- (speaking foreign language)

- [Cody] (speaking foreign language)

- (speaking foreign language)

- [Cody] I might've rolled the wrong R.

- It's close, it's close.

- Yeah, it actually is so good.

And it fits Norway because it always rains here.

- [Cody] One question that I was always wondering

is do Norwegians just speak in English to each other?

- What?

- [Cody] Do Norwegians speak in English to other Norwegians?

- Yeah, we do. (laughing)

- Oh, yeah, we do, but that's a funny English.

Maybe we use the British accent way too much

to just mock it or something.

- [Cody] And how do Norwegians know English so well?

Everyone knows English.

- I guess it's because we watch--

- The schools.

- Yeah, schools and everyone watch series.

- [Cody] Well, thank you, Sofia and Inga.

Inga?

- Yeah, Inga.

- [Cody] I say the-- (laughing).

I pronounce it a little weird.

(inaudible)

Thank you for all the knowledge though.

(woman laughing) - Of course.

(Cody laughing)

- [Cody] We've been saying Bodo wrong.

It's not the city of Bodo.

What is it?

- Boo-duh. - Boo-duh.

- [Cody] Boo-duh.

So, that O with the cross is like a 'uh.'

- Yeah. - Yeah, uh. (laughing)

It's the same with Tromso.

- Oh, so it's Troms-uh.

- Troms-uh. (woman laughing)

- When you have the O, it makes a 'uh' sound.

Good to know.

We've been saying everything wrong.

Bear with me, it's very hard to speak this language.

We then parted ways with our Norwegian friends

and headed back to the ferry to end the night.

Now, would you spend the whole day here

to experience this incredible view?

Like I mentioned before, I have a complete guide

to help you plan your trip to Norway.

And right now, I have a free preview of that guide,

link below, because I wanna give you a video

of the five things that you need to know

before going to Norway.

Check that out on the end screen

or in the description below.

And that is it for today, Rogue Nation.

Until next time, explore the world.

(light ethereal pop music)

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【重音テト】Although Songs Have No Form (Uta ni Katachi wa Nai Keredo)【UTAUカバー】 - Duration: 3:30.

The faint crimson-painted petals of time (usubeni no toki wo irodoru hanabira )

Flutters within the light (hirahira mau hikari no naka)

I should have smiled (boku wa waraeta hazu)

The vivid days (azayakana hibi ni)

Which we left this at (bokura ga nokoshita)

The sand castle crumbles in the waves (suna no shiro wa nami ni tokete)

The dream should end soon (kitto yume ga owaru)

If I wake up in this plain white world (masshiro na sekai de me wo samaseba)

I won't grasp anything with the arm I'll stretch out (nobasu ude wa nani mo tsukamenai)

The sky I looked up at gets closer to me (miageta sora ga chikaku naruhodo ni)

What did I just lose? (boku wa nani wo ushinatta?)

In the clear waves (sukitooru nami)

No matter how many times it vanishes (nando kieteshimatte mo)

The sand castle that I leave with you (suna no shiro wo boku wa kimi to nokosu darou)

In there, I will gather the light (soko ni hikari wo atsume)

I will sing (boku wa utau yo)

When you, who gave me smiles, are crying (egao wo kureta kimi ga naiteru toki)

An unreliable person I might be, but (tayori no nai boku da keredo)

I want to protect you (kimi no koto wo mamoritai)

Far apart from me, to where you are (tooku hanareta kimi no moto e)

This light (kono hikari ga)

will go flap its wings across the sky (sora wo koete habataite yuku)

I want such a song to reach you (sonna uta wo todoketai)

The things I give you, are my everything (boku ga okurumono wa subete)

Even though these didn't have any form (katachi no nai mono dakedo)

At the corner of your heart (kimi no kokoro no katasumi de)

I want to become a shining star (kagayaku hoshi ni naritai)

Thank you for listening! I love you, Kasane Teto!

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How Saddam Maake and Co have made soccer supporting a career path - Duration: 10:45.

How Saddam Maake and Co have made soccer supporting a career path

How Saddam Maake and Co have made soccer supporting a career path.

  Bafana Bafana have a coach‚ Stuart Baxter.

What most people don't know is that South African football's "super-fans" – the No.1 club and national team supporters we see so often on our TV screens – have a coach and a convenor of selectors too.

Saddam Maake‚ Kaizer Chiefs' famous supporter‚ was arguably one of the country's first recognisable super-fans.

Maake has turned his own particular Amakhosi obsession into a brand‚ branching into a music career and releasing several CDs.

As chairman of the National African Football Supporters' Association (Nafsa)‚ and Safa's supporters' coordinator‚ he's taken it upon himself to "scout" talent in other young fans and guide them on a path to becoming brands.

"My job is similar to coach Baxter – to select people‚" Maake told TimesLIVE this week.

"If I select you for one event‚ then I must rotate and get somebody else for the next one.

It can be a tough job because if you get it wrong people can complain.

"I scout supporters.

When I see supporters in the stand dancing who I think have potential‚ I approach them.

I say‚ 'You're good‚ you need more effort'‚ and I tell them what they can do to become a super-fan.

I open the door for them – they market themselves.

"I have corporate road-shows‚ and I need 10 super-fans.

I select the ones for that show.

They book us and pay us." With Safa‚ and also in recent years Gauteng MEC for Sports and Recreation Faith Mazibuko‚ often selecting fans to accompany SA sports teams to international events‚ the country's more high-profile supporters – coordinated by Maake – have had travel opportunities they could only dream of.

Nafsa initially approached Mazibuko to ask if seven of their members could go to the Rio 2016 Olympics‚ but Gauteng only had budget for two.

But the province has since since staggered sending fans to various international sports events.

Maake and Orlando Pirates supporter Joy "Mamajoy" Chauke went to Rio 2016‚ supporting Banyana Banyana and the SA men's Under-23s in their football tournaments.

They watched Caster Semenya's gold in the 800-metres athletics‚ Chad Le Clos's swimming silvers‚ and the Blitzboks' bronze in the Rugby Sevens.

Maake also met and received a special shirt from the then in-form Neymar‚ who recovered from being marked out of the game by Abbubaker Mobara in the 0-0 group draw against South Africa to steer Brazil to champions in the men's football.

"In Brazil Neymar is like a president.

People there respect him‚ but they don't want to approach him.

He's got security and everything‚" Maake recalls.

"My hotel was next to his. I went there.

I talked to the security‚ they called some guys‚ I said‚ 'Please‚ I want to speak to Neymar'.

"The TV crews came to interview me‚ BBC and so on.

I blew my vuvuzela‚ did my thing.

And then they called him.

"They gave me a chance to speak to him and he gave me this shirt."   Maake is wearing a Brazil football shirt saying: "Neymar Jr 10.

Bounjour [Greetings] Brazil‚ Rio de JANEIRO‚ OLYMPIC GAMES‚ ABRIGADOH [thank you] 2016." That trip was Maake's 16th overseas– 10 in Africa and six outside.

One of the "talents" plucked out of the crowd by Maake was the Bloemfontein Celtic fan Mamello Makha‚ who the Gauteng sports department sent to Brazil this year for the Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports Festival bodybuilding contest in Sao Paulo.

If sports-supporting can be competitive‚ Makha‚ nicknamed "Mexican Lady"‚ is something of Nadia Comaneci-esque prodigy‚ having been nominated for the fourth year running for the Gauteng Sports Awards' Sports Fan of the Year.

She's nominated again for this year's awards at Silverstar Casino in Krugersdorp on Sunday night.

She's also managed to establish her own business‚ a beauty salon‚ from the spin-offs of endorsements she's earned from becoming a "super-fan"‚ converging her loves of fashion and football.

Makha supported Celtic from seven years old.

"Mamello is one of the most fashionable‚ energetic and passionate supporters in South Africa.

I came to Joburg in 2010 to study.

That's when I met Papa Saddam.

That's when I joined Nafsa‚" she says.

"I'm proud to say that I'm his product.

He has in invested a lot. We are many.

He's our mentor.

"He's been in the industry for a while.

He'll call us for events‚ for Bafana games‚ rugby‚ TV interviews.

I'm so shy but he trained us on how to approach media.

"I've always come up with fashion.

From the 2010 World Cup‚ and Bafana's opening game against Mexico‚ that's where I came up with my feathers theme.

That makes me stand out.

"I was a student‚ and now I'm a businesswoman through this.

From the adverts and promotions‚ I saved that money‚ and today I own my own business – a beauty salon in Johannesburg."   These supporters sacrifice their time and income to travel to be at the amount of matches they attend‚ so why not have something in return when they become personalities from that? The famous Sundowns fan Dan "Bishop" Motona says supporting the 2016 African champions has "made me what I am today".

'The Bishop' was sent by Gauteng‚ to back the province's athletes at the Tricolore Youth Sports Games in Reggio Emilia‚ Italy.

"We were there to cheer the sporting codes in football‚ rugby and athletics.

Also‚ spreading the culture of the country‚ and culture of sports supporters from our country‚" he said.

The contradiction of these supporter personalities is that they are clearly extroverts in nature when they enter a sports stadium‚ but so often shy and unassuming in person out of them.

Their passion has carried them travelling and seeing the world‚ and for some having a front-row seat to the trials‚ tribulations and highs and lows of the teams they support has even become a part-time career.

Not a bad job to have. .