Youtube daily about Nov 5 2018

Lewis Hamilton makes huge Formula One claim about Michael Schumacher   went level with Juan Manuel Fangio on five Formula One titles. The 33-year-old secured the Championship when he came fourth in Mexico City. Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished first while came in second position. Now the Mercedes star is keen to close in on 's all-time record of seven titles.

His current contract will see him race until the end of 2020. Hamilton has never been one to get carried away and insists he is honoured to become the third ever driver to reach five titles. "I've never, ever personally classify myself as the best," Hamilton said. "Michael's [Schumacher] still quite far ahead in race wins so you can have to say he is still the GOAT [greatest of all time].

  "Fangio, I think, is the godfather and always will be, from a driver's perspective. "To do what he did at that time, when everything was so dangerous, my respect is so high for him. "I feel very honoured to have my name alongside his. If I stopped today, the Hamilton name will always be there.

"I feel like I'm still driving with that fierce fire that I had when I was eight years old, which I love."     Schumacher suffered a serious head injury in a terrible skiing accident in 2013. The former champion has been bed-bound since with the reason not highly publicised for the privacy of his family.

Jon Todt, who is president of the F1 governing body FIA and a friend of Schumacher, told The Times he visits the F1 champion "at least twice a month." He told the Times: "I simply say it is private. I see Michael, I love Michael. I see his family." Related articles: Lewis Hamilton vows to 'get close' to Michael Schumacher's all-time Formula One records.

Fourth place at the Mexican Grand Prix was enough to hand this season's Formula One title. The Englishman now moves level with Juan Manuel Fangio on five career titles. holds the record for the most titles with seven. Hamilton now has 71 wins to his name as well as 132 podium finishes.

  Schumacher currently holds the record for the most of each. The German has 91 wins with 156 podium finishes meaning Hamilton is hot on his tail. The Mercedes star will continue until at least 2020 after renewing his current contract. "I was just really not trying to take anything for granted," said Hamilton.

"The way I've always approached it is I've just been really thankful for the ones I have. "I'm very, very fortunate to be up here now, obviously with more than most people have, and I don't take that for granted. "Whether or not I'm going to have the chance to win more, who knows? I'm going to give it everything to do so. "The 91 wins that he [Schumacher] has, for example, that's a lot of wins.

"There's still a long way to go but I'm here for a few more years, so I'm hoping that I can at least get close." Hamilton will begin his title celebrations at the Brazilian GP. The Constructors' Championship is still up for grabs and Ferrari and Mercedes are both in the running. Mercedes currently lead the Scuderia by 55 points with 86 points still up for grabs.

For more infomation >> Lewis Hamilton makes huge Formula One claim about Michael Schumacher - Duration: 4:19.

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Meghan Trainor - Lips Are Movin' + All About That Bass (141218 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2014) - Duration: 4:47.

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Liverpool news: Big Philippe Coutinho claim made about Reds star Xherdan Shaqiri - Duration: 4:47.

 That's the belief of Ian Wright - who thinks the Swiss international is "not a million miles away" from Coutinho's level

 The Brazilian left for Barcelona back in January in a mammoth £142million deal having attempted to force an exit on the eve of the season six months earlier

 That left a hole in the No 10 role for the Reds but the magnificent goalscoring form of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane in the second half of last term meant Coutinho's absence was hardly felt

 Jurgen Klopp sought to buy a new play-maker in the summer with Lyon captain Nabil Fekir at the top of his wish-list

 But a £53m deal just days before the World Cup collapsed at the eleventh hour due to concerns over an old knee ligament injury the Frenchman suffered and in particular the repairment procedure the attacker underwent on the problem

 And the German coach had to do without, although he strengthened his front line with the cut-price £13

5m addition of Shaqiri from relegated Stoke City. Despite not bringing in a natural attacking midfielder, Klopp has experimented with winger Shaqiri as the most advanced of a three-man midfield

 And in his brief flashes in the role, Shaqiri has hugely impressed - playing key roles in home wins over Southampton and Cardiff, scoring his first goal for the club against the latter last weekend

 While many had suggested the failure to sign a Coutinho replacement might prove Liverpool's undoing in the title race against Pep Guardiola's all-conquering Manchester City side

 But ex-Arsenal and Crystal Palace striker Wright thinks otherwise, suggesting that playing in the hole behind the front line is "perfect" for summer signing Shaqiri

 Wright told Premier League Today: "If you're Xherdan Shaqiri, you're delighted that Liverpool have come for you when Stoke have just gone down

  "You're not going to turn down Liverpool and you are going to wait your turn, just like we've seen with Fabinho

  "Fabinho came and had to wait his turn and he looks amazing and what you get when you're a team like Liverpool now is people say, 'I know this manager will play me at some stage and if I do play he will probably keep me in the team

' "You know you're going to get a fair chance and that is all you want. When you look at Shaqiri, the rest of them aren't like how he is

  "I think that he occupies that Coutinho would occupy and he's got a little bit more in respects of the way he can run at people, he can pick out the passes, get in the box and score goals

  "He's not Coutinho but he's not a million miles away from that calibre of player in respect of what he can bring to the team

Free-kicks, he can do everything! "Shaqiri just adds something else. He adds something that between them three [they don't] - I think he could play where Salah plays if Salah got injured, I don't think he could do the Firmino job because I don't think anyone can do the job like he does but same with Mane if he had to, Shaqiri could play that side

 "Him playing the No 10 and around there is perfect. It's a really, really good signing for the money

He's a great signing." And Wright believes it is inevitable that Klopp will bring silverware to Anfield in the near future

 He added: "It feels like a matter of time with Liverpool. When you look at Jurgen Klopp you just feel that it's a matter of time now because when you look from the goalkeeper through the defence, the midfield and the forwards - everything is in place

And the bench!"

For more infomation >> Liverpool news: Big Philippe Coutinho claim made about Reds star Xherdan Shaqiri - Duration: 4:47.

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The Way You Think About Power Is Wrong - Duration: 1:27.

Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, in the same place, there's just Trudeau...

Climate change is real. In fact 17 of the 18 hottest years on record, that's dating back to 1880

Supporters of the far right Golden Dawn have taken to the streets of

the Greek capital, Athens

I am fighting for my future.

Losing my future is not like losing an election, or a few points on the stock market

But I challenge you, please make your actions reflect your words.

Thank you

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Man City star Leroy Sane asked about shock transfer to Man Utd - here's what he said - Duration: 2:54.

 Pep Guardiola's men hit six for the second time this season, this time against Southampton, with Sane capping a superb all-round display with his third goal of the season

 And with five Manchester City different players finding the net against the Saints, the forward insisted Jose Mourinho's side will find it difficult to contain their threat at the Etihad next Sunday

 "It's a big strength for us that anyone can score the goals, and we have that hunger," he said

 "But we also have a hunger to give each other assists, it makes things easier. "It's so important not to just have one or two players who score the goals

 "In our team we have players who always want to win, always hungry, always want to improve, score goals, give assists and have a clean sheet

 "And we have a coach who keeps telling us we need to improve, improve, make more clean sheets, make less mistakes, and be more careful

 "It makes us so hungry to win the game and to score a lot of goals." Sane has had a slow burner of a season to date after battling his way back into Guardiola's good books after being dropped at the start of September

 But after recent displays which suggest he is coming to the boil nicely he put paid to speculation linking him with a move away from the Etihad

 While Juventus and Bayern Munich were linked another suggestion was that he might contemplate a move across town to Old Trafford

 But asked about a possible switch from blue to red Sane insisted that will never happen

 "That won't happen! That won't happen at all. I am really happy here and I'm on the right side!" he said

 "I have not been worried at all [about the future]. I know what they want from me [at City] and what they expect from me and I will just try to work hard

 "To play with these players under this coach is a really good feeling and everyone can see we enjoy it all together, playing with each other

It's fun to play with this team."

For more infomation >> Man City star Leroy Sane asked about shock transfer to Man Utd - here's what he said - Duration: 2:54.

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Ronan talks about the Spice Girls reunion! - Duration: 1:42.

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Ariana Grande drops song about her exes - Duration: 1:33.

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Peter Capaldi's touching speech about Jenna Coleman at 2018 Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year - Duration: 3:44.

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Top Interesting Facts About Samoyeds - Duration: 8:38.

Hi guys, this is Yeti the Samoyed and I'm Yeti's Mom and we would like to welcome

you to Yeti's Place. So on this episode, we're gonna talk about some

interesting facts about a Samoyed. Up next, on Yeti's Place. Welcome to all of

our new fuzzy fans. If you're new here please be sure to subscribe, click that

bell notification and check out all of our links down below. So Samoyed top

interesting facts. So Yeti is a male Samoyed and male Samoyeds weigh between 45

and 65 pounds and their height is between 21 and 23 and a half inches tall.

A female Samoyed, 19 to 21 inches and they weigh between 35 and 50 pounds.

They're mostly fuzz. That's what makes them look so big, is because of all the

poof that's going on. Oh Yeti. They smile, the Samoyed Smile when they pant. The

corners of their mouths, turn up, so when they pant, you get that nice beautiful

Samoyed smile going on. The pointy ears are rounded at the top and they're

covered in a thick layer of fur. They're thick and triangular. Yeti, you should

face the camera. They have a curly tail which curls up over their back and of

course you really can't see Yeti's curly tail right now, because he's

laying down. But normally, oh, this is the tail and it normally curls up over his

back. Yeti though, for some reason just doesn't carry it curled up and over him.

Yeti, come here. Come here. Come here, look at what Mom has. Look at this. Look at this, look at this.

Yeti doesn't carry his tail curled up over his back too frequently, which I

don't know why. Maybe it's because he's super relaxed and super chill. But

sometimes when he's when he's excited, he'll curl it up over his back and he'll

be really excited and like it'll wiggle all over the place and

he'll be like oh boy oh boy oh boy! They have a very thick double coat.

They have this fine, soft, inner coat, which is a little bit shorter it's like

two, two and a half inches long. And it's found closest to their skin. The inner

coat is super soft and it's almost like cashmere soft and that's designed to

keep them warm in the harsh winter elements of where they originated in

Siberia. And then the outer coat is a longer, more wiry, thicker, outer coat to

help protect them from elements like the wind and the snow and the harsh winter

elements. The outer coat is, on Yeti, there are some areas that are a good eight to

ten inches long and those areas, for him, are normally around his mane. So this

area right here. And then also back by his tail, that's, that's a little bit

thicker as well and a little bit longer fur. The area in the middle of his body

is a little bit shorter, but the areas around his, his head.....

Yeti come over here! Yeti come here. Yeti look what Mom has.

Yeti......Come here dog, we're not done filming. So I've discovered there are some

problems with filming Yeti in this room. And those problems are that Yeti

sometimes gets bored and will wander away. So, if that happens, that is why I

have the leash. And I was not done filming. So, see, a Samoyed does whatever a

Samoyed does, when the Samoyed wants to do, what the Samoyed wants to do. I tried the

treats but the treats failed me. So, as I was explaining, the Samoyed has a very

thick double coat with the soft inner coat and then the more wiry outer coat.

Each Samoyed is a little bit different with how they feel

I've known Samoyeds, who have a more wiry outer coat. Chewy our first Samoyed, had a

really, really super soft outer coat and a super, super soft inner coat. So it just

depends on the specific Samoyed that you have and how they how their coats feel.

They're great companions, They love kids and they love people. They are not at all

guard dogs they're great companions who love to live inside with their owners.

They're not good outside dogs so don't get a Samoyed, unless it's gonna live

inside with you. They love to hang out with their owners all the time, like all

the time. They hang out with their owners. They

love going on trips with their owners. They like going on walks with their

owners. They love sleeping with their owners. They love hanging out.... excuse you.

They love hanging out with their owners, wherever their owners are. Grooming a

Samoyed, is no small, easy task. They take a lot of work to groom them thoroughly. I

normally do a few times a week. I just do a quick run-through, using one of his

brushes. That normally takes me anywhere from 15 minutes to a half-hour. A few

times a month, I'll do a more thorough grooming job, of Yeti, where I get out

multiple grooming tools and I groom him for anywhere from an hour and a half two

hours. It helps if you have a grooming table, to groom them on, But if you don't have a

grooming table, find an enclosed space to, to groom them in. And just try to get through them as

quickly as possible. Highly recommend the grooming table though. That would

make our job so much easier. Training a Samoyed, is a lot of work.

Come here. No, you cannot leave me. (Sassy Yeti Bark) No, stop. No you are not going to leave.

You're going to stay here with your Mom. Training a Samoyed, is a lot of work,

because they are a very intelligent breed. One of the most intelligent breeds

there is. They are stubborn. Don't like to listen to people commands really, because

they feel that they know more than people do. So what you have to do when

you're training a Samoyed, is you have to make it enjoyable and fun for them.

You have to change up your, your training style all the time, otherwise they get

used to the same thing and they get bored and they wander away. One way that

I did the training was like when I taught Yeti how to sit, I always, always

involve treats, with the training, because, without the treats, they don't want to

listen to you. And I've tried it without treats. I've tried doing the clicker. I've

tried doing like every other single trick in the book and it doesn't work

very well for a Samoyed. You have to do things that they enjoy. And you have to

tell them, "good boy, good boy! Way to work! Way to work!" Like, if they're pulling

a dog sled, for example, you have to let them know what a great job they're doing

and you have to make them feel that, oh yeah, this is this is what I'm born to do.

I'm born to pull a dogsled. Oh boy! And they love doing that, so let them do

things that they love doing. When walking a Samoyed, you'll often notice that they

love to pull. Where they originated from, in Siberia, they were reindeer herders, as

well as sled dogs. So they're used to being very, very strong, powerful dogs,

that are used to pulling everything. Including their owners, when their owners

are on another side of the leash. So what we do with Yeti... If I take it off, he's

gonna wander away. But it's just a slip collar that I put on him. And then I also

have a harness for him and that goes around his body. And it's all... harnesses

are also recommended if you have them pulling a sled. With the harness on, he

doesn't pull as hard as he would if you just had

the slip color. And you should never, ever shave your Samoyed. Unless of course, the

vet shaves an area because there was an infection going on and they had to do

surgery, or fix a broken bone, or they had to fix an area of your dog. That's okay

that the vet did that, but you should never, ever shave your Samoyed. Because in

areas that you shave, those areas don't grow back very well. In the summertime if

they're exposed to the sun, they will burn. Long fur helps protect them from

the harsh sun and the harsh heat outside. And it does the same thing for the

brutal cold of the great white north. They're most beautiful when they're big

and thick and poofy and gorgeous like Yeti here. Well thank you guys so much for

watching today's episode of Yeti's Place. If you've liked what you've seen, please be

sure to subscribe. Click that bell notification and check out all of our

links down below. And we'll see you next time!

For more infomation >> Top Interesting Facts About Samoyeds - Duration: 8:38.

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Jeff Jarvis has some good points about the state of social media - Duration: 12:56.

so next to me there's Jeff Jarvis. You are also one of the speakers today and

it's all about platforms and if you if if people know you it's always about

platforms so and I when I first read your book

what would Google do it was about the platforms and the doom of the middle man

and no gatekeepers anymore and I don't know if you changed your perspective

from these days to now so what is your definition of being a platform or a

publisher from the differences from from 2011 to today there's a lot of debate

today try first service yes and and there's a lot of debate today about

whether the platforms of publishers and publishers tend to try to argue that

Google and Facebook are publishers and I think they're not if there's something

entirely new they enable people to do what they

whatever they want to do they're built on a eyerly new scale and structure and

so I think it's a mistake when we try to look at Google and Facebook and Twitter

as platforms as publishers rather than platforms and try to regulate them that

way but on the other hand platforms for instance like YouTube or Instagram or

Facebook they have mechanics and features they just give to verified

users or paid partners or big brands and so they have a lot of regulation in

their community guidelines where they can differentiate between users and

users and users is that something different or something drag it from what

we should we should see differently from the perspective of a regulator yeah I

think if etiquette is different I think it's important now because we we have

this problem of the platform's being manipulated by bad actors and the

platform's were set up to be the same to everybody and now they realize they've

got to make judgments and they've got to understand whose manipulator who's a bad

actor who's good one of the ways they can do that is to recognize media

companies and and journalists and and news companies and give them some

advantage so there's there's a real advantage to us in media to the platform

is recognizing that we bring them quality so I'm you you wrote the

sentence there's a doom of a middle man there's no gatekeeper anymore aren't

Platform exactly that yes no lord knows we have no choice but to go through the

platforms to Vegas that's where the audience is but the audience is there

because now anybody can do what we did that is to say anyone can speak anyone

can publish and yes right now especially in the US sorry for what's happening

there there's not okay but hey there's not it is what it is

bad actors manipulators are using the platforms to bad end but at the same

time people are able to speak who never were heard before through media in the

United States we have the me2 movement the black lives matter movement the

living wild black movements these are things that did were never covered in

media they've been going on for decades or centuries but now because of the

platform's people who never had a voice have a voice that's what there's that's

what still makes them different that's what still makes them open to the

world so in the year 2000 like this when the web to all began to rise there was a

new democratic process in pop those were the days ah those were the days and you

started blogging that days and you got your Dell hell and things like the

heaven this time so there was a new power power to the user and then the

platform's rise and do you think or do you still think that these platforms are

a big way to move on with the democratic process in publishing or is it just

turning to the opposite I miss those early days of blogging they were they

were pretty wonderful if I remembered my blog role I had people from the left and

the right on it people from Germany on it and all over the world and it was

kind of wonderful and I asked recently one of the pioneers of blogging what

happened it was so good then and he said Jeff everything is great when it starts

and then the bad guys come in and then they figure out what's going on and in a

sense yeah I regret that those early days of blogging are gone but in a sense

that was also a rather exclusive club it was those of us who were in media

decided we had our own new media properties and now if you go to Twitter

and you go to Facebook you see people again

we're not part of that world and so I think it's actually opened up more and

and I welcome that yeah but you're also one who talk always about the

intrapreneurial side of journalism so encouraging journalists to maybe skip

their job or quit their job and being an engineer so to do their business on

their own and I still would agree with that but on

the other hand it also means that you have to face there are other people on

these platforms who are successful who are more successful by doing more

trivial things more easy things for the audience and so what do you think about

that being an entrepreneurial journalist it's not easy being an entrepreneur I've

taught it for 12 years now and some people have it in their soul and some

don't I do think it's important for every journalist to understand the

business of journalism to become responsible

lutely you're a responsible steward around journalism so that's still true

but it's it's hard it's probably harder today than it was 10 years ago to start

new businesses and you and you're right I think that if you just follow the

crowd you're gonna do trivial things but the opportunity is to reinvent

journalism the opportunity is to come up with new business models I think that

our business model in media the mass media based business model of attention

based advertising is what led us astray and is also leading the platforms down

it leads you inevitably to cats and Kardashians and ultimately Donald Trump

but if we can reinvent advertising if we can reinvent media around higher visions

of value then we have a sustainable future we're in the early days I'm here

in the land of Gutenberg and and if you go by Gutenberg time we're only at the

year fourteen seventy four we're two dozen years after the invention of the

commercial web we don't know what the internet is yet we have a lot of time to

work on this maybe the pace of innovation is different from that time

to today but maybe not it's also possible by federal common law

who's now a tennis international just gave a talk saying that the press led to

the 30 Years War so I hope the internet doesn't quite do that okay so but going

back to the inter peril thing for journalists so a journalists are very

good storytellers and storytelling is totally different from what it was 10

years or 15 years ago so now we we produce content in

hot remote or in in square mode and we have scrolly telling and all things like

that so isn't it quite hard for journalists to reinvent the way of

storytelling and also to define what they do as a business model to make

money with this and to define a whole way of DISA

open up whole new opportunities of distribution like going back from radio

to podcast going from TV to to streaming platforms like Twitter or YouTube going

from printing in a newspaper to presenting it on an arm block so how you

encourage these people to say okay stop doing this what you do right now and

earning money and do something where you don't earn anything right now

few things one is if you're telling a story on on Twitch you might be doing

that to market yourself you might be doing that to get an audience in a

community second you may be getting money in new ways if you look at you

know the fact that patreon supports all kinds of people who are who are on

Twitch for example its animation service right is a donation service there's a

lot of opportunities around that third I will argue that we are not just

storytellers and then we have to get past storytelling storytelling says that

we control the narrative that we are in charge I think that journalism is a

service and a service is subservient to the public and the most important skill

that I've learned we have to teach now is listening not speaking not

storytelling but listening so you're more in a role of a moderator or yes I

think that's part of it you're also in the role of a servant we teach our

students now I started a new program in social journalism where they almost

become anthropologists they observe and listen to a community understand the

community's needs reflect those needs back then you can figure out what the

community needs we and journalism are normally taught to say well we know

what's important we know the story that you should be told we know what facts

you need and we'll tell you and then we complain when no one listens to us I

would like to go back to the platform things and continuing that because once

you said do what you do best and link to the rest that was one of

your quotes years ago and back to Facebook and what newspapers or

publishing house is doing there they tried to link to what they had on

their website and it was not successful so the link was not that visible in the

algorithm of Facebook and then Facebook asked them to publish videos on the

platform so that what's not what they do best so it was something they were

really bad in the beginning producing video content they could produce good

newspaper size and they could link to it so how does that quote it's putting into

practice for publishing houses when name has to have to work against the

algorithm it's still true in a few ways number one you can't be everything to

everyone so you have to decide what you're best at and you have to be the

best at that and then link to the rest that still holds I think but you're

right that it's not anymore just about linking to your site to your destination

the problem is we're not destinations all the time anymore if the public is on

Facebook we have to take journalism there yes that means we are then subject

to Facebook's rules and whims that can be an issue it has been an issue but I

hope that we can start to figure out ways that we can serve the public

wherever they are and make money where that is Facebook started instant

articles it was okay I'm nightmare for the publishing houses

it was difficult for them to have to do both amp and and their own sites and

mobile ready and instant articles yes that's true for the audience amp is the

opposite of instant articles on Google so let's light up very quickly loading

in the browser the other thing that happened was wearing the bad

manipulators came along with Facebook is that they kind of threw out all public

content and now they're trying to bring back quality content so full disclosure

I raised money for my school from Facebook working on our project trying

to aggregate the signals of quality and news to help the platforms bring that

quality news back to help them help us the irony here is that the platforms is

big and powerful as they are aren't that smart about a lot of things and I think

that we and media and we in journalism have to help them understand what

quality is a lot of publishing houses said last year okay if the algorithm is

like it is today we should leave the platform we should leave Facebook we

should leave Twitter and should focus on our own websites on

our own apps on our paid walls and things like that but on the other hand

if I see this there's a lot of alternative media fake sites politicians

activists who try to manipulate the news and they are turning to the platforms

and they're quite successful over there so what do you tell these publishing

houses if they want to leave the platform not publishing content anymore

they're focusing on their platforms and leaving the ground for the bad people I

say good luck with that because there are 2.3 billion people on Facebook if we

are here to serve the public you can't just leave them behind you may not like

the company Facebook but the people who are there are the public we serve and I

think that we have to do that second the bad guys are actually teaching us

lessons I was two weeks ago I was at a conference Google runs called news guy

Stan unconference one of the sessions was about the lessons we can learn from

the bad guys because they know how to manipulate the platforms they know how

to bring people things to people I go to a great conference every year called

VidCon and they now have got VidCon it's a YouTube fan conference and they now

have European version and it's really interesting to me because it taught me a

different way to think about media it taught me that media is a social token

that we need to provide facts and content that people can use as part of

their own conversations videos they can share memes they can share with facts in

them if we still insist that the whole world has to come to us to our website

to our articles we're gonna lose we have to change we have to go to where the

people are even if that's on the company we don't like okay thank you Jeff Chavez

thank you great talk I really appreciate that here

Thanks thank you so much for being here and yeah we should listen to your talk

this afternoon Thanks

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[ENG SUB] 181105 海浪谈韬韬 + 黄子韬留言 | Hailangs Talking About Z.TAO + Z.TAO's Message For Hailangs - Duration: 5:56.

Let's say hi first

What if it was Taotao you are greeting?

Maybe I can't even greet properly

How long have you been loving Taotao?

7 years

6 years

5 years

More than 5 years

From which character did you get to know him?

Negotiator's Xie Xiaofei

Peacock gege in Happy Camp

Um... that movie... I forgot the name

Ah, You Are My Sunshine movie

He played the lawyer He's secretary in that movie

I still didn't know about him yet at that time

Then I found him so cute while standing behind the lawyer He

Like he had such a cute and silly look yet he still acted like he's cool

And he even has Qingdao accent in speaking Mandarin

What about him do you like the most?

His attitude on conduct

His sincerity

He is sincere, real and not fake

He is so real

He has real characters

Very kindhearted and cute

His kindness and persistence

He is like a child when he smiles

I really like his smile

I like everything about him

I like his everything

I like ALL ALL ALL the things about him

What about him do you not like?

None, nothing I don't like

Nah, none

I don't like his "over" beauty

I don't like it when he appears to tease us then suddenly disappears again

Taotao and Boyfriend both fall into the water, who would you save?

I'll ask him to save Taotao

Save Taotao of course!

Of course I will save Taotao, who needs a boyfriend anyway?

I can't swim. Me neither

I think he wouldn't need me to save him, he can swim

What if Taotao was standing behind you?

No, I don't trust you

Oh god, you scared me

Use a sentence to praise Taotao

He is perfect

Loving an idol is loving their everything

Everything about him is very great

Huang Zitao is the super Sailor Moon!

"Hello everyone, I'm pretty boy Huang Zitao"

Which song of his do you like the most?

What do you want to say to him?

Jia you! You're the best!

It has been a hard time

I mean he has had many injuries

I hope he can do all the things he wants to do

I hope it will be easier for him

And he can take care of himself

I hope he can always stay healthy

Because health is the most important

So that he can enjoy life

Because he often stays up late so I hope he can go to sleep earlier

Yes, because health is the most important

I hope he can take care of himself and don't work too much

Even if there won't be much people to know him, it's ok

I just don't want him to be too tired, health is the most important

As a Hailang, do you have any birthday wish for yourself?

Happy birthday to us

My birthday wish is hoping he can take care of himself

Hope he will become better and better in the future

Hope Taotao will be healthy

Hope that I can be better and better with Taotao

Hope that I can see him every year

I hope everything about Taotao will be great, I will keep supporting silently behind him

I hope everything will go smoothly for him

I hope he will be happy too

I hope my future will be like Taotao's, to persist in our dreams

Then we can step by step achieving our goals

I hope Taotao can have some nice rest, don't keep practicing even when he's tired

Does uncle support him too?

Whatever, as long as my daughter is happy

THANK YOU YOU ALL

HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAILANGS

Boss!Tao, do you know what day is November 5th?

I know, how come I don't know? Of course I know

November 5th is Hailangs' birthday, let say some blessings for them

Hello dear Hailangs

You guys are 5 years old now, happy birthday

Let me tell you, actually I'm only 3 years old, hahaha

I'm still so young, jealous right?

Anyway, thank you everyone for accompanying me on this road until now

I will never forget the original heart and keep working hard to become the best actor

The ultimate goal is becoming an artist

I hope you guys can find the direction of your life

And you will become prettier because of loving me

Ah no, not "prettier", become better and more excellent because of loving me

May all of you be happy everyday, have a beautiful future, do what you like and be what you want to be

You deserve the best life

Love you all, muah~

For more infomation >> [ENG SUB] 181105 海浪谈韬韬 + 黄子韬留言 | Hailangs Talking About Z.TAO + Z.TAO's Message For Hailangs - Duration: 5:56.

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Chelsea news: Barcelona claim made about Pedro by BBC pundit Danny Murphy - Duration: 2:22.

 Those are the thoughts of BBC Sport pundit Danny Murphy, who was impressed with the winger's display against Crystal Palace

 Pedro was a constant menace for the Blues against Roy Hodgson's men on Sunday at Stamford Bridge and he got on the scoresheet in a 3-1 victory

 And while accepting the Spaniard hasn't always been at his scintillating best, Murphy thinks the player offers the Blues a different dimension

 "I'm a big fan of Pedro for a couple of reasons," Murphy said on Match of the Day 2 when analysing Pedro's display

 "One, I think the timings of his runs in behind are brilliant. "Too many players don't do that these days

 "His work ethic is also very good. "He hasn't at Chelsea showed the form that he did in that wonderful Barcelona side

 "But when he does play, he's a threat and he got his rewards today." Meanwhile, Maurizio Sarri is unsure whether Alvaro Morata, who hit a double against the Palace, can be the main striker for the club

 He said: "I don't know. I think potentially he can. "He has to improve more in personality and in confidence because sometimes he's a little bit fragile

"  Pedro made 136 starts in 204 appearances for Barca compared to 73 in 104 for Chelsea

 His goals record for the west London outfit doesn't stack up as well, scoring just 24 times compared to the 58 he managed at the Nou Camp

 Chelsea face Everton next on Sunday (2.15pm).

For more infomation >> Chelsea news: Barcelona claim made about Pedro by BBC pundit Danny Murphy - Duration: 2:22.

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Crime-fighting council talks about plan to tackle international district - Duration: 1:32.

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Miss Vermont speaks about her experience - Duration: 5:45.

For more infomation >> Miss Vermont speaks about her experience - Duration: 5:45.

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Ask the Vet - All about grazing muzzles - Duration: 4:53.

SARAH: "Let's talk grazing muzzles.

Why would you need a grazing muzzle on your horse?

Also my horse routinely gets sores and rubs from her muzzle.

Is it well-fitted-- oh, it is well-fitted,

but I find in wet conditions it still rubs.

Any tips or tricks to prevent this?

Thank you so much."

DR LYDIA GRAY: All right.

SARAH: You came to the right place.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh my goodness, I've

been dealing with muzzles for years.

So now I definitely--

SARAH: I feel like Newman's been dealing with muzzles.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Well it's-- no, both of us.

Because fitting a muzzle can be exasperating.

SARAH: Taking a muzzle off can be very fun for Newman.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Fulfilling.

Yeah, he excels at that.

I mean, my job is to fit it.

And then his job is to unfit it.

So first of all, we'll go through why

you put a muzzle on.

SARAH: Yep.

DR LYDIA GRAY: You have those horses that are easy keepers.

And so you might use a muzzle just

to restrict their intake, their caloric intake.

Some horses specifically can't have sugar.

And there I'm thinking the Cushing's horses,

the equine metabolic syndrome, PSSM, laminitis--

there you might only have to muzzle

in the spring and the fall when the grass is particularly

risky.

And for some horses that don't have an underlying health

condition, maybe just that transition

period in the spring--

muzzle while the grass is growing fast.

And you really haven't had a chance

to adjust-- get them adjusted, transitioned into the grazing.

So you could just for a month or so use it.

But mine wears a muzzle from April

to October, pretty much all day, maybe 10 hours.

So it's got to fit well.

And I feel your pain on the fitting.

What I do, I get a new one.

And you have some choices.

There are what I call onesies.

SARAH: This is feeling very relatable for me.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yep.

They're the muzzle and the strap that holds it

on all together in one piece.

And then there's the muzzle separate.

And then you buy a quick release halter that fits on it.

And then there's a variety of options of muzzles.

There's the Easy Breathe, there's the soft ones,

there's harder ones, there's all sorts of ones.

And I probably own--

I've gone through probably 20 muzzles.

SARAH: Wow.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, because it's

all about the fit, the comfort, what they'll tolerate.

Some they tolerate more than others.

And you have to experiment.

And then you can have a muzzle swap with your friends.

I tried this--

SARAH: Do you belong to any weird Facebook groups?

DR LYDIA GRAY: Maybe.

But if one doesn't work for you, you

bring it to your muzzle swap and then

it's perfect for somebody else.

So it's nice, because it's a lot of money.

So you put it on.

And the instructions say exactly how to fit it.

And typically you want the bottom of the muzzle

to be an inch from their mouth, so they have a little room.

And then I leave it on for about a week

and then I can see where it's rubbing.

Then I take a variety of fleeces.

Now this one is the Miracle Collar Fleece Cover.

And you ask yourself, why did she take this one?

That's not for that.

SARAH: Seems quite specific.

DR LYDIA GRAY: It's got this really big--

I'm not pointing well-- really big chunk here.

I don't actually know where it goes on the bottom here.

But I use this on the bottom of the muzzle here.

SARAH: On the chin groove.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.

And that keeps it-- because their jaw is moving

all the time as they eat.

And so that's a common rub spot.

For the rub spots along the cheek pieces

then you have this piece.

You can also just buy a halter--

a fleece set, which is what this is.

And so the nice thing is they're all Velcro.

And so you can easily pull the Velcro--

SARAH: She says with confidence.

DR LYDIA GRAY: I know.

I can hear it.

It's just not coming.

But you can put the little cheek pieces -

where else do they rub?

Sometimes on the top.

The other thing I've found--

I've a lot of experience with this--

you came to the right person.

Is moleskin.

You know what moleskin is?

SARAH: Of course.

My sisters are ballerinas.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh,

SARAH: I'm very familiar.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Perfect.

OK.

So I just go to the pharmacy and get their heavy duty moleskin.

And then when I see where he's got rubs,

then I moleskin that area.

And I like moleskin better because it's thinner.

And if you put this on the crown, sometimes they go,

foink.

It makes it really easy to get off.

Its fine on the cheek piece, but I moleskin the crown.

Yeah.

So all kinds of fleece, mole skin.

But you got to-- he's got to wear it for about a week

to figure out where it rubs.

SARAH: Yeah.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah.

SARAH: I told you you came to the right place.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Oh my gosh, I could go on forever but...

For more infomation >> Ask the Vet - All about grazing muzzles - Duration: 4:53.

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People hating Toast | Janet about small dix | Toast loses it infront of Poki LUL | DR POKI - Duration: 18:49.

Shockproof btw, Leslie's New Dance, Oh they're THOSE people, When you ask toast for gift suggestions, Greek on getting banned, Fed Exposed, Which version of poki would you choose, angelic voice AngelThump, JANKY LEAGUE STREAM GETTIN OUTTA GOLD?, Pokimane triggered, Fed and Yvonne get trapped by Toast, Toast singing AngelThump, 100% skills, toastyRage, Do you like Toast? I love Toast!!, lily wants to do what?, Which poki would you date fed?

For more infomation >> People hating Toast | Janet about small dix | Toast loses it infront of Poki LUL | DR POKI - Duration: 18:49.

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Taisuke Matsuzaki: All About Data and Tactics - Duration: 0:56.

You're often seen checking out notebooks. What's written in there?

Mostly tactics

When coaching, is it more on tactics or data?

Eh, both tactics and data, both

(As to which one more) It depends on the situation

Today, it's eh...more on the tactics

What do you think of Ito's play this time?

There were a few times she almost lost 0:2 FTW, 1:3 LSW, 0:2 DN

Surviving those 3 matches to claim the title

I feel she's grown a bit

Subbed by zeio

For more infomation >> Taisuke Matsuzaki: All About Data and Tactics - Duration: 0:56.

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About Our Japanese Green Tea - Duration: 0:57.

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