So alligator just took off
where did it go? I mean do they come back up again?
There it is again. That's a gator huh? Thats a big splash.... darn it....
[MUSIC]
Previously on Luckyfish we worked like crazy to splash in time for
a weather window that would take us all the way to Nestle
[MUSIC]
with Luckyfish back in the water we felt excited about the adventures that
lay ahead but sad to be saying our goodbyes to new friends we would be
leaving behind
Lew. That's slick.
Jim. Seeing as though you are in the middle of epoxy.
Robert. I like the way you got that set up.
Chris. Yeah. Sangria. She had that in her little....
Malinda. It pays to have paid crew you know.
and Tony. Put it back in the bottle....
Bruce. We smuggled 3,000 bottles of scotch in on the Chinese junk to Tahiti
Tim. In three or four minutes there won't be a piece this big
Gerry. Wee... Mongolian flag.... Ohhh!
[LAUGHS]
Brandon. Hey !!!
and Danielle. I dont think theres any alcohol in that punch
Danny. Go off and try something new
and of course Wayne Brown himself. It's just whether or not you want to be...
And to good buddy Curtis who'd been a massive help
getting back in the water on time and introducing us to the local wildlife so
So, alligator just took off. We came down to look at Danny's proa
and err.. where did it go? Do they come back up again?
he was on a ... it could have been a big turtle... oh yeah fair enough
this is the old river, coming around, through that way
there's a fishing boat just going through the grass over there
that's a weird scene
I assume he's heading towards the bridge he is
all right
There it is. Thats a gator huh. Thats a big splash.
Darn it.
Yeah. That was a big splash.
Yeah. That aint no little turtle.
Geez. I would feel very precarious sitting out there on Danny's net
[LAUGHS]
Something.... there he is. Right there
There is the gator. Right here.
Thats him
the eyes? on the water or what?
You see him out there?
hes just under the bow of that boat...
which boat the proa?
ohhh, the other one. I have gotta come over where you are then mate.
Nahhh. I cant see him eh?
Here is. Over here. Right there.
He's turned around looking at us.
oh I see yeah just below the anchor right Wow he's he's not the big one
right now that's to the little guy there's something else over there too
there might be two of them out there
See. He is there. Yeah. Thats the little one.
don't fall in now. yeah.
imagine if this dock tipped and we just
ended up in the water wouldn't you get out in a hurry with that little guy just
sitting there
it's the bridge closing
Its a beautiful morning. Yeah its a beautiful morning. We left at 5:30 from Labelle
just bumped the bottom of the port engine as we came out of the cut there
but a little bit of brute force and we pushed our way through the silt
Labelle bridge opened for us right on when he clocked on.
We caught him at 6:00
So for once we actually got away and did something on time
There is the next bridge
there's all this beautiful water front homes
5 knots. 4.9.
pretty much every one of them have this little docks, private docks. Right?
Fancy.
Next ones a swingbridge. Is it?
What's the name of it?
The next bridge is Fort Denaud.
It's a swing bridge. It's only got a vertical clearance of 9 feet.
Ooooh yeah. we need it open....
just looking at our wake there you can see in the middle of the river
the waves are moving ahead of the stuff on the edges
Okeechobee, the Lake, they are discharging water so we're getting a nice push
maybe half a knot or so if we stick to the middle of the river
so we'll certainly take advantage of that
what are you doing honey
Sailing to the moon
Its beautiful right?
Suns just coming up
Suns coming up on that side. Moons on this side.
that's a pretty river boat
we cleared customs yesterday we drove to Fort Myers and went to the airport and met
a very friendly customs and immigration official
RADIO Captain you will be clear to pass on the right hand side of the span
once the bridge is fully open
message understood thank you very much
I thank you sir
something I forgot about. Look
It's not 8. Its one hour ahead
it's 7 o'clock. 7 am
we made pretty good progress this morning it's 20 after 9:00 and we're at
Franklin Lock
Another catamaran has joined us. Zaya is up there, ready to tend her lines
ready to drop down. a foot and a half
one and a half feet we going down back to sea-level get a bit of surge in these
locks so pays to hang on to the lines and watch the side of the boat here we
here we are right in the middle of Suburbia
closing the lock gates
getting ready to open the ones on the downstream side
both just surged forward quite steadily
as the downstream lock gates opened
see the water rushing out there now
we're going backwards
Franklin Lock
I'll just change the mooring line over to the other side of the cleat
Now we're going forwards again
Zaya thinks this is all good fun
The boat's still got quite a bit of unfinished work on it
the tools are still out. that is always a bad sign
we've got a few hours now before we
reach the sea out at Sanibel bridge and probably got about six hours or so to
get the sails rigged and bolt a few of the last fittings back on again after
paint and get the boat set up for afternoon of sailing into the night be
able to shake the boat down and the daylight which is great and the weather
just is so favorable for our trip. I will try and run through what's in store over the
next couple of days but the wind looks very favorable for our run southeast
down to Marathon and then we should be in there by noon tomorrow or there
abouts nearly it's opening them up a bit faster now so the water level is almost
reached equilibrium yeah we should get to marathon around noon tomorrow barring
any hitches then the wind looks like it's going to swing in our favor for a
crossing of the Gulfstream to Bimini so if the weather forecast holds we can
leave Marathon about 6:00 a.m. on Sunday morning and make the run across
to Bimini and if the weather's still favourable and we've got daylight we
might continue onto to Nassau we'll play all that by ear generally we just
try make plans for the next leg one step at a time we were just given
instructions to exit the chamber when we're ready so we've just started the
engines and and now motoring out of the lock
arriving at Fort Myers we saw Chris's trimaran and swung by but he was not at home
where are you Chris?
Is it him?
yeah. It is his boat.
Well we just passed Fort Myers and it's so busy it's a Friday I mean don't any of these people work ?
There is so many boats on the water, many powerboats. The bigger they are....
the faster they go it's funny
big fat ones they just power straight past ya, like they've spent their whole life not
caring about other people
They get on the water with all their millions and...
its situation normal for them
but there's a few, I gotta say, in
the mid size range smaller ones don't bother us but the ones in the mid-size range
can pick up quite a trough in their wake. It pitches the boat around
and there is always one or two slow down and I get a big fat wave from us smiles but boy there is
some inconsiderate people out there
Sanibel bridge was fast approaching and beyond that the leg to marathon it was
time to finish the jobs we found a place to anchor away from the wash from other
boats rigged the sails and put the tools away at last
well it's Saturday February the 4th about 9:00 in the morning we had a good
run last night we stopped the boat after transiting down the river
to Sanibel bridge and spent about two hours just rigging
the sails before crossing under the bridge and starting our 120 miles
crossing overnight to Marathon Key and we're approaching marathon key now we're
in very shallow water that 2.1 meters under the keel and we're on the banks
behind the keys picking our way through a couple of parts of shoaling ground not
very familiar with the approach to marathon key we have to pass under the
bridge apparently and then on our left should be Boot Key marina where we will take
on some fuel and overnight and take advantage of this wind that's going to
continue to veer we've been really fortunate with the winds part of the
reason why we left Labelle when we did we saw this weather window opening up
where we'd have a brisk Norwest changing nor'easter norther came through last
night so we had broad reaching conditions initially and fairly light
winds and the nor westerly and then the nor'east filled in at about 22 23
knots and we gave the boat a good shake down flying along at between 6 and 9
knots boat speeds on a beam reach boat behaved beautifully vane steering setup
ran no problems although the ride was a bit noisy and a
bit bumpy at times got us down here really fast we're covered 160 miles or
so from Labelle and did it in under 28 hours that wind is going to continue to
veer tomorrow morning it'll move from the nor east through East and then South
around 6 a.m. tomorrow morning but to confirm that with this morning's weather
forecast the forecast yesterday evening which is just ideal I mean if we can get
a southerly boost along with the Gulf Stream north up to Bimini and that's
textbook crossing of the Gulf Stream so we'll see how that pans out and then
from Bimini we need to get across the Nassau by the 10th meet our first
guests we really couldn't have asked for a better re introduction to sailing and
a good shakedown for Luckyfish
Well the crabpots that everyone warned us about we're really thick as we were warned
all the way from pretty much Sanibel Britain we're still an amongst
them just it's incredible think there's any crabs left I mean they are just simply
everywhere
they didn't prove a problem for our boat we must have run over a few
of them but we didn't get hung up on any of the appendages which is pretty neat
we didn't run the hydro generator last night because of that reason we thought
we might get that thing hooked up in one which would not have been good
so we ran the wind genny instead all night and it did really well I mean we've got both
battery banks topped off this morning it was a very brisk breeze the wind genny was
putting out plenty of power turned it off now the Sun's up and we are just using the
solar panels to keep everything topped off
[MUSIC]
this is Boot Key harbour where we will anchor tonight and get ready to leave in the
morning for Bimini
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cretin Trump would start his re-election bid with just 33 percent of voters
planning to definitely or likely vote for him according to a Harvard camps
Harris poll released exclusively to the hill the poll asked 1473 voters whether
they would either definitely vote for Trump probably vote for Trump probably
vote for the Democratic candidate definitely vote for the Democratic
candidate or vote for an independent or other candidate should the president
seek re-election in 2020 22 percent said they will definitely vote for Trump
while 11 percent said they will probably vote for the president advertisement 33
percent said they would definitely vote for the Democrat in that race while 11
percent of respondents said they would probably vote for Trump's eventual
Democratic opponent another 11 percent said they plan to vote for another
candidate in 2020 while 13 percent to remain unsure according to the Harvard
camps Harris poll Trump is widely expected to seek another term in the
White House he filed for re-election on June 20 2017 the same day he was sworn
into office the latest Harvard camps Harris survey put his approval rating at
44% a higher number than some other polls that show Trump with more anemic
ratings Republicans lost the house majority in the 2018 midterms in a
rebuke to the president though the GOP gained two seats in the Senate while the
figures suggest Trump is beatable in 2020 Democrats will have their own
challenges the party is expected to see a crowded presidential primary field in
2020 and no would-be contender has emerged as a clear front-runner Trump
for his part is hoping to win a comeback victory in 2020 similar to those won by
former presidents Clinton and Obama who brought won re-election after losing the
house majority in their first midterm Trump like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama
before him is struggling after their first midterms and it took a while for
them land on their feet said Mark Penn the co-director of the
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tire Democrat a would lose unless he is able to expand his base from its present
size right double quotation mark on the other hand Clinton and Obama look
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[AION 6.5] Gear Enchantment. EZ or Not? - Duration: 5:30.
Hey, everyone!
This one of the official Russian servers
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For example, if we try to enchant ancient gear between 10 and 15, with ancient enchantment stones,
the success chance equals 48% instead of 28%.
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Would Beautiful Ukrainian Women Or Russian Girls Marry An Indian Men? - Duration: 2:13.
Would you marry a Hindu living in the USA or in Europe?
Yes.
Would you marry a Hindu living in the USA or in Europe?
No.
I wouldn't marry him.
Doesn't matter if it's love,
No.
Theoretically it is possible.
But I doubt in my ability to fall in love with a Hindu man.
A Hindu man?
Anything's possible.
I think I would.
Better Europe.
A Hindu man?
Marrying such a guy, a Ukrainian woman must know where to run from him.
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Maybe.
No.
No.
Yes.
No. It may be not right, but no.
Nationality and race are not important for me.
If I loved him, then yes, I would.
No.
No.
No, it won't depend on his race
or on his proposal or on his place of residence.
Yes, I would. It doesn't matter.
Hindu people have dark skin, right?
No. I am not attracted to them.
Anything is possible.
Fifty-fifty.
I have to get to know him better,
if we are a match.
I'd rather not.
I would think about his changing place of residence.
I am not attracted to Hindu men.
That's why I wouldn't marry a Hindu.
I am not sure. I think I would.
I think I would.
I don't know. I guess I wouldn't.
I don't want to go to America, that's why no, I wouldn't.
No, I wouldn't.
Yes, I would.
No.
No.
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English Tutor Nick P Quotes (207) Stephen King - Get Busy Living or Get Busy Dying - Duration: 8:10.
Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Quotes 207. It's another one by Stephen
King. And it's a very famous movie quote, and anytime you look up movie
quotes, this is one of the ones that's often repeated a lot. And here's the
quote. It's very simple. Get busy living or get busy dying. Okay. So let's look at
the note here. This quote by Stephen King came from the famous short story
and movie "The Shawshank Redemption. " I think Shawshank was the name of the prison. And...
All right. Let's continue. The quote was said by the character, Andy Dufresne played by
Tim Robbins. Yeah. If you've ever seen this movie, it was a very good movie. This
character, he ends up getting accused of killing his wife and the, the boyfriend
that she was cheating with. And he did actually I think he did actually
purchase a gun but he threw it away and he never killed. He never actually killed
them. Somebody else who robbed them killed them but he ended up getting blamed for
it and he ended up going to prison for it.
You know, anytime a wife dies you know the husband is always the number one
suspect, but in this case , in this story, he really didn't do it. And all right. So
let's go on. This quote is also repeated later by the character, Ellis Boyd Red
Redding. Both characters said this line when they were at a crossroads in life.
Yeah. The character , Red Redding that's played by Morgan Freeman who became a
good friend of Andy Dufresne. and when he said it , he was actually remembering
Andy Dufresne. All right. now, the character, Andy Dufresne, he was
at a point where I think it was it there was another prisoner who actually met the
prisoner, The, the guy that actually killed his wife and killed the boyfriend. And he
told him that story when he was in jail and he could've proved it. And the, the
warden of that prison got to like Andy Dufresne because he, he was an
accountant. And he did a lot of like cheating accounting things for him. And
he knew that he was too afraid to let him go. And he actually had it set up
that this guy who could have proved Andy Dufresne was actually innocent.
He set it up where he looked like he was escaping. So he could kill, so he'd
actually kill him because he didn't want Andy Dufresne to ever go free. And Andy
Dufresne realized he's never going to get out of here. That he's got to do this now.
He's got to try to escape which he kind of planned for a long time. And I don't
know if he really wanted you know maybe for the longest time he you know, he
didn't do it or he was you know, hoping that he would eventually get out somehow. (legally)
But here he realized, he's never going to get out. So he's at a crossroads. So he's
got to either try to escape or not escape. And he's actually talking to
Redding when he says this. He was depressed for this and he realized.
Look... He didn't actually tell him he was going to escape, but that's what
he says. Well, you got to get busy living, or get busy dying. It means you got to go
for it you got to try to escape and get out of here. He actually told him where
that if he ever got out where he would go and what he would do. And that's also
important in the story later. But let's continue. Now Redding was finally let out of jail.
So, so Andy Dufresne , of course he did escape. And that's a great movie
if you ever seen it. You know, he ends up going through the sewer pipe and he got
out and he kept all the evidence and he actually got the warden in trouble and
he ended up gettng all the warden's money. And he did escape to where he
wanted to go was some place in Mexico I think
Zihuatanejo. Where he just wanted to get a fishing boat. So he ended up doing this.
But it was at that crossroads when he was really trying to decide that he
actually said this. Now later in the movie, Redding, the character, he finally
gets out of jail. They finally let him out. He's also an older man, after many
decades even though he got his freedom, he was reduced to a menial job of
packing groceries at a supermarket. One of the few options, for an ex-convict.
Because they couldn't get many jobs. You know, after being in jail for so long.
Life had become boring and meaningless to him, after he got out of jail. In fact he had
more power and significance as the go-to guy, you know when he was in jail. When he
was in jail a lot of people you know he was important in the jail. A lot of
people always went to him , because he had a lot of connections. He was able to get
stuff from outside the jail in. And, and he also had it was there with a lot of
other convicts. And you know, he, he had some even though, he's in prison he had
some significance. But now that he's out, he feels even less powerful, and he feels
that you know life is meaningless. So he's also suddenly at kind of a
crossroads. Now also there's another point that's important. Just before
Redding was released. There was another character called Brooks. You know he was
the guy that was in charge of like a lot of the books. And he finally got let out
also after many decades. Who got released after many decades. Brooks had
the same job, and lived in the same room as Redding got later. Okay So, so Redding found
himself in exactly the same position as this guy. Brooks also felt like life was
boring and meaningless after he got out. Too much had changed while he was in
jail. So he just felt like a feeble old man now. But in jail , he had some
importance he was he was the guy that was in charge of the books and you know,
you know at that area that all the convicts depended on basically. And he
and when he was out he was also afraid most of the time because he's just an
older guy now and you know oh well like over 30 years a lot of technology had passed by.
It was almost like another world to him. Unfortunately, he decided to commit
suicide. So at this point Redding is in the exact same position. He's also at a
crossroads in his life and he's deciding what he's going to do. And in the
meantime I think Dufresne left him a hint of like where to go and he left a
box with a lot of money. So he's either thinking of breaking his parole and
leaving taking a risk. Just like Dufresne took the risk to
get out of prison. Or just you know, almost like doing what Brooks did. Maybe,
maybe commit suicide. Life is too boring you know, so that's, that's, that's
the point. That's important here. All right. So this quote is basically telling us
all, when we come upon a similar crossroads in life, to get busy living.
Strive do whatever it takes to reach that goal and get the most out of life
basically. Don't just waste away your days in pain and regret. That's basically
what he was saying. If you can't take it anymore and you're almost thinking you
know life is too boring or or possibly thinking about suicide. Don't do it. So...
regret. So don't take the .... Yeah. And don't take the drastic step basically.
Yeah. it's a pain regret. And definitely don't take the drastic step of suicide.
Yeah. So either get busy living or get busy dying. That's basically what he's
saying. Again it's a famous, it's a famous quote. It was a great movie if you've
never seen it. I recommend it even though. even though, it's an old movie. It's
still quite good. I'm sure you can find it on cable or YouTube or something like
that. anyway I hope you got it I hope you
enjoyed it. Thank you for your time. Bye- bye.
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TROOPS AT THE BORDER: A STUNT OR A NECESSARY PRECAUTION? - Duration: 4:35.
O'BRIEN: WELCOME TO "MATTER OF FACT," WHERE WE'RE LOOKING AT THE IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION AT THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER IN SOUTH TEXAS. HIDALGO COUNTY HAS BE AT THE CENTER OF THE DEBATE OVER
IMMIGRATION FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY. BORDER CROSSINGS BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL ARE PART OF DAILY LIFE THERE, SO NOW TWO PERSPECTIVES, ON THE IMPACT, ONE FROM THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF,
WHO SAYS HE NEEDS A WALL TO STOP A CRISIS, AND ONE ONE FROM THE MAYOR OF McALLEN, TEXAS, WHO SAYS THIS ISSUE IS BEING POLITICIZED B PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW WHAT
THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT IN WASHINGTON, D.
MAN: JUST WATCH YOUR STEP RIGHT HERE.
O'BRIEN: MANUEL PADILLA KNOWS EACH TWIST AND TURN OF THIS STRETCH OF THE RIO GRANDE IN HIDALGO COUNT HE'S THE BORDER PATROL CHIEF OF THE BUSIEST CROSSING POINT F
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS IN THE SOUTHWEST.
PADILLA: YESTERDAY WE HAD OVER 800 APPREHENSIONS.
O'BRIEN: SMUGGLERS WATCH FROM ACROSS THE NARROW STRETCH OF RIVER, WAITING TO BRING ANOTHER GROUP OF IMMIGRANTS ACROSS.
PADILLA: THEY LIKELY WILL NOT CROSS AS LONG AS WE'RE HERE. AS SOON AS WE MOVE, THEY WILL COME BACK IN AN HOUR.
SO THE RIVER IS NOT AN EFFECTIVE BARRIER FOR THEM O'BRIEN: THE SMUGGLERS ARE PERSISTENT BECAUSE THIS IS BIG BUSINESS PADILLA: EVERY PERSON--AGAIN,
THE GRAND TOTAL THAT EVERY PERSON PAYS, WHETHER IT'S A 5-MONTH-OLD CHILD OR AN ADULT, IT'S $4,00 WHAT HAPPENED?
5 IN CUSTODY? OK. GOOD.
MAN: THEY WEREN'T ABLE TO MAKE IT BACK SOUTH.
PADILLA: GOOD.
O'BRIEN: PADILLA'S AGENTS PATROL THIS REGION 7 DAYS WEEK, 24 HOURS A DAY, EVEN IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT.
WOMAN ON RADIO: GO AHEAD.
MAN: I'M HERE BY BORDER 28 ON MY MOBILE.
O'BRIEN: THE SEARCH IS SLOW, HAMPERED BY THE DENSE VEGETATION THAT MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO WALK AND IMPOSSIBLE TO SEE EVEN A FEW FEET AHEAD.
PADILLA: IT'S A HUGE HIDE-AND-SEEK GAME IN TRYING TO MAKE THESE APPREHENSIONS.
O'BRIEN: PADILLA SAYS HE NEE A PERMANENT BARRIER ACROSS THIS ENTIRE STRETCH OF THE BORDER.
PADILLA: ONCE YOU ERECT THE WALL SYSTEM AND THE TECHNOLOGY, ALL THIS STUFF GOES AWAY.
O'BRIEN: ACCORDING TO PADILLA, THE FENCE WILL ALSO HELP KEEP OUT A LARGE NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHO MAKE THE DANGEROUS JOURNEY, OFTEN WITH THEIR SMALL CHILDREN, AND ONCE THEY CROSS THE BORDER,
MANY IMMEDIATELY TURN THEMSELVES IN TO BORDER AGENT PADILLA: SO WE ENCOUNTER THEM, WE PROCESS THEM, AND THEN TURN THEM OVER TO ANOTHER AGENCY, BUT WE'RE TREATING THEM
HERE AS REFUGEES BECAUSE THE INITIAL CLAIM OF ASYLUM, OF CREDIBLE FEAR. THAT IMPACTS BORDER SECURITY BECAUSE THERE' A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT SPENT ON DEALING WITH THIS POPULATIO
THAT IS NOT RUNNING AWAY.
THEY'RE NOT TRYING TO AVOID THE BORDER PATRO O'BRIEN: BUT THE MAYOR OF McALLEN, TEXAS, THE LARGEST CITY IN HIDALGO COUNTY, SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
NEEDS TO PROVIDE A HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE INSTEAD OF A LA ENFORCEMENT ONE.
JIM DARLING: I'VE ALWAYS SAID THEY OUGHT TO SEND SOCIAL WORKERS DOWN HERE TO PROCESS PEOPLE BECAUSE ABOUT 80%--A LITTLE OVER 80% OF AL THE ILLEGAL ENTRIES ARE
REALLY PEOPLE SEEKING ASYLUM.
O'BRIEN: THE MAYOR ADMITS SOME OF THOSE CROSSING THE BORDER ARE CRIMINALS. ACCORDING TO GOVERNMENT STATS, LESS THAN OF IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE APPREHENDED AT THE BORDER WERE
CRIMINALS, BUT EVEN SO, MAYOR DARLING SAYS HIS TOWN ISN'T IMPACTED.
DARLING: WE'RE THE SAFEST CITY IN THE STATE OF TEXAS, SEVENTH IN THE UNITED STATES.
O'BRIEN: IS THAT RIGHT?
DARLING: THAT'S WHAT'S SO HURTING TO US, YEAH.
O'BRIEN: TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WHAT IS IT LIKE LIVI IN A BORDER TOWN.
HOW FAR ARE WE FROM THE BORDER RIGHT NOW?
DARLING: WE'RE 6 MILES. SO WE'RE A LITTLE DIFFERENT.
WE'RE NOT RIGHT ON THE BORDER LIKE LAREDO OR BROWNSVILLE, AND I THINK THAT'S BEEN ONE OF OUR BENEFITS FROM A STANDPOINT OF PEOPLE COMING FROM MEXICO T SHOP. THEY WANT TO GO TO AN
ALL-AMERICAN CITY.
O'BRIEN: SO YOU HAVE A FAIR AMOUNT OF TOURISM COMING IN FROM MEXICO--FROM MEXICANS WHO WANT TO SHOP HERE, AND THEN THEY GO BACK HOME?
DARLING: YEAH. WE WERE--UNTIL ABOUT 2 OR 3 YEARS AGO, WE WERE THE NUMBER ONE SALES TAX COLLECTOR IN THE STATE OF TEXAS AND ABOUT 20 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE AMERICAN AVERAGE.
O'BRIEN: SO HOW DOES IT WORK?
EXPLAIN TO ME SORT OF TH DYNAMICS OF THE BORDER FOR FOLKS IN McALLEN.
DARLING: ONE OF THE THINGS, WE OWN A COUPLE OF INTERNATIONAL BRIDGES, SO WE HAVE ABOUT 8,000 PEOPLE WO COME ACROSS EVERY DA WALKING AND DOING BUSINESS AND SHOPPING AND OWNING SHOPS
AND WORKING, ET CETERA, AND SO WE'RE VERY CLOSE TO WHAT HAPPENS IN MEXICO. I WOULD SAY WHAT HAPPENS THERE HAPPENS TO US A LOT ON THE BORDER.
O'BRIEN: WHAT DOES WASHINGTON GET WRONG ABOUT THE BORDER DARLING: OH, I THINK--WELL, I THINK THE REST OF THE NATION DOES FOR ONE THING. I MEAN, THEY JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND
THE ISSUES.
FOR ONE THING, THEY THINK IT'S VERY DANGEROUS.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT RANKS RIGHT ACROSS THE RIVER AS CATEGORY 4.
THAT'S THE SAME THING AS SYRIA.
I DON'T THINK I LIVE RIGHT NEXT TO SYRIA, BUT THE STATE DEPARTMENT DOES.
O'BRIEN: MR. MAYOR, THANKS FOR TALKING WITH US. WE APPRECIATE IT. THANKS FOR HAVING US IN YOUR CI
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Will Zara Larsson Eat A Full Bagel of Wasabi For Miu Miu Sunglasses? 🕶️ | Either/Or | MTV - Duration: 3:34.
- Hi, I'm Zara Larsson, and I have these two things
in front of me, I don't know what it means
but lets get right into it.
[Upbeat Music]
I'm not that nervous, I'm mostly excited.
I'm a nosy girl, I really wanna know what's underneath.
I hope MTV won't be too mean.
Thanks golden card.
Placed before you are two platters.
One has a challenge and the other one has a reward.
You can either accept the challenge and win the reward
or refuse the challenge and your reward
will have to be destroyed.
Okay, a bagel.
Smells like a bagel with...
Oh hey girl, I love Miu Miu.
I think these glasses are really cute,
I am a bit confused, I see this thing
which looks very violent, I also see these,
what are they even for?
Oh, another gold card.
To own these shades your challenge, ah look,
your challenge is to eat this wasabi covered bagel
in under five minutes.
If you don't accept this challenge,
you have to destroy these sunglasses with this tool.
I knew it was something.
Wait what?
A lot of wasabi on it, yeah.
Hello.
'Cause the thing with wasabi, right,
is that it has this zing to it.
It will be really spicy, it will make you tear up.
I think the sunglasses are worth,
let's see, $400.
- [Film Crew Member] They're actually worth $700.
- No way, 700$?
It would be dumb not to do it.
I'm gonna eat the bagel, I'll do it,
I'll give it a try, Mom didn't raise a quitter.
We're good to go.
It is absolutely disgusting.
[Laughing Turns Into Crying]
Gotta hide my face.
Can I please have water?
Thank you.
Sometimes in life, you've gotta do hard things
to get good things, nothing will ever be just fun.
What's the time?
- [Film Crew Member] You're at 1:42.
- Oh, I'm chilling'.
I have like two glasses from Miu Miu cat eye,
this will look great in my collection
of sunglasses that I never wear.
Sorry, I'm disgusting, I'm talking while I eat.
- [Film Crew Member] One minute, girl.
- I feel really bad right now.
- [Film Crew Member] 20 seconds left.
- I don't think I like wasabi after this.
- [Film Crew Member] Five, four, three.
- I did it.
Oh gosh.
It wasn't fun and it made me stressed,
and it made me sweat, but it was worth it.
if you liked this video and you wanna see more people,
dumb like me, do some other stuff,
I can't even imagine what MTV will come up with.
You can click right here, and if you wanna subscribe
to not miss a single video, click right here.
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Egg is Veg or Non-Veg? | Mende Suresh - Duration: 2:34.
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Will Kodie Shane Eat This GROSS Food For A MISBHV Tracksuit?! 💰 | Either/Or | MTV - Duration: 3:35.
- What's up guys, I'm Kodie Shane.
I know there's a few special things under these lids
so let's find out.
(upbeat music)
My good Sir Wilfred, thank you.
(laughs)
Placed before you are two platters.
One has a challenge and the other has a reward.
(cash register rings)
You can either accept the challenge and win the reward
or refuse the challenge and your reward
will have to be destroyed.
This is like Saw.
I knew something smelled foul in here.
Oh ah.
What's this game?
I dunno what's going on.
Thank you.
This is like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory envelope.
But ain't no chocolate.
To own this designer outfit, your challenge is to
eat this raw onion like an apple in under five minutes.
If you don't accept you'll have to destroy this outfit.
Ew, (bleep) onion stink.
Let me take a look at this fit.
This is a $500 jacket right here.
Let me try it on a lil' bit.
That's my color.
This some pretty expensive stuff.
This is a fire outfit for real.
That smells like ass, like it's nasty and it's layered.
It's onion juice and it reminds me of Shrek or somethin'.
I ain't an ogre.
This some pretty expensive stuff but fucking onion stinks.
Even though this is a really nice outfit,
I got some shoes that'll go perfectly with this.
I'm kinda sad because I've gotta ruin it
'cause I ain't bitin' that onion.
My final answer is hell naw, never in life.
I'm excited and I'm gonna put the apron on.
Honestly, I look better then your favorite chief.
I'm gonna customize this jacket.
Wilbert.
Let's get (laughs).
This is gonna be the most money I've ever wasted.
(bleep) looks amazing.
I'm gonna make this side purple.
This is so fun.
(bleep) that looks hard as (bleep).
This takin' me back to preschool days yo.
Now I'm making beautiful things like this.
I'm sorry what I'm 'bout to do.
So we gonna go Y, gonna do H, T.
If you're a real fan of Kodie Shane
and you're watching this, you know what I wrote.
Anyway who wants it, who wants it?
I'll show it, I'll show it.
(laughs)
Aye!
This jacket is (bleep) up now.
YHT, young heart throb, you feel me this (bleep) no game.
I'm 'bout to go sell this jacket for $6,000.
- [Producer] You don't get to keep it!
- Just another day at the office.
Picasso without the P.
What's up guys?
So to see other crazy videos like this, click right there.
And to subscribe, just click right
here over my left shoulder.
We goin' crazy.
It's Kodie Shane, Young Heartthrob out now.
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Maatey or Mate? - Duration: 0:31.
Hey guys! I am not really sure why many YouTubers, I must include all Linux YouTubers pronounce
M A T E as Maatey. I have heard them saying Maatey all the time when they talk about the
Mate Linux desktop environment. The spelling is M A T E. So according to English
dictionary, it must be pronounced as Mate. But, why do they call it as Maatey. Please
let me know your theories in the comments.
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Hit or miss (big mistake) - Duration: 0:16.
HIT OR MISS
I GUESS THEY NEVER MISS hUh
YOu GoT A BoYfRiEnD
I bEt hE dOeSn'T KiSs yA
mWaH!
hE gOn' fInD AnOtHeR GiLl aNd He wOn't MiSs yA
hE gOn' sKrRt aNd hIt tHe dAb liKe WiZ KhAlIFa
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News24 - West Ham transfer news: Marko Arnautovic to Man Utd or Chelsea? Bradley Dack to arrive? - Duration: 3:30.
Marko Arnautovic joined West Ham from Stoke in July 2017 and has so far impressed for the London club
The Austrian has played 49 times for the Hammers, scoring 16 goals and providing 10 assists
His performances have seen him linked with the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea in recent months
However, interest from Old Trafford appears to have cooled since the sacking of Jose Mourinho, who had worked with Arnautovic previously at Inter Milan
While former Blues striker Tony Cascarino says he would love to see the 29-year-old at Chelsea and even compared the star to Eric Cantona
"You know the one player I'd really want to take? Arnautovic – I'd take him in a heartbeat," Cascarino said
"I think he'd fit perfectly into Chelsea." "The thing with Arnautovic – he reminds me of that Eric Cantona mindset
He thinks he's good enough to be up there at the top table, and he is. "He was dreadful at times last year but there's a real player in there and he needs a challenge and maybe the challenge is West Ham? "Arnautovic is a player capable of playing for one of the best teams in England
" The Hammers hitman is currently out until the New Year with a hamstring injury so a January departure would seem unlikely at the moment
However, SkyBet still make United favourites to secure his signature at 8/1, with Chelsea behind them at 12/1
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has got off to a flying start since replacing Mourinho in the Old Trafford hotseat but may not look at attacking reinforcements since Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard are all contributing to the goals, plus Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez are still to return to the squad
Meanwhile, West Ham appear to be leading the race to land Bradley Dack from Blackburn
The playmaker has impressed in the Championship this season, notching nine goals and providing four assists in 20 outings
Crystal Palace are also reported to be in the running but the Hammers have been made the clear favourites by SkyBet
A January move to West Ham for Dack has been priced at 3/1, while a switch to Premier League rivals Palace has been set at 12/1
However, reports claim it will cost in the region of £20million to sign the 24-year-old Rovers star
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News24 - Virgil van Dijk at Liverpool: How close Man Utd, Chelsea or Arsenal transfers were - Duration: 3:32.
Van Dijk has transformed Liverpool in the year since his arrival from Southampton
The Holland international has helped the Reds open up a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League table and is gaining plaudits left, right and centre
Few could have imagined the impact he has had. When news of his £75million transfer filtered through, the sceptics were out in full force
**PREDICT FIVE RESULTS AND WIN £25,000 - FREE TO PLAY HERE** What had he won? Wasn't he a crock at Southampton? What about refusing to play? Liverpool's deal was questioned by many
But a year on and the 27-year-old is the king of Anfield. But he could have become a Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal player instead
Van Dijk at Liverpool: Man Utd were linked Before his move to Liverpool, Manchester United were tentatively linked with a move for the defender
It was an open secret that Jose Mourinho felt his defence needed strengthening, despite having only just landed Victor Lindelof from Benfica in the summer
United chiefs felt his £75m price tag was too high, however. They also believed that, with Lindelof, Eric Bailly, Marcos Rojo, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling on the books, Mourinho had enough
A year on and that looks to be one massive error - and one they may rectify in January if rumours of a bid for Kalidou Koulibaly ring true
Van Dijk at Liverpool: Chelsea wanted him Van Dijk to Chelsea could easily have happened - with the Blues close to signing him
Antonio Conte felt the Dutch powerhouse would strengthen a backline still feeling the effects of the loss of John Terry to Aston Villa
But Chelsea bigwigs, like at United, felt he was too pricey. Even worse - they instead went ahead with their own signings
Conte never wanted Ross Barkley and yet, the England international signed from Everton
A year on and their hunt for a sufficient Terry replacement remains ongoing.Van Dijk at Liverpool: What about Arsenal? Arsenal were rather cautious in the transfer market during the later years of Arsene Wenger's reign
The Frenchman viewed Van Dijk as a possible signing last January but a move to the Emirates was never on the cards
Arsenal instead strengthened their defence by signing Sokratis from Borussia Dortmund under Unai Emery this summer
But Van Dijk was the one that got away.
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Is My Child Autistic or Gifted? Redefining the Autism Label to Empower Your Kid [2019] - Duration: 7:16.
Hey there it's Dr. Andrea Libutti and today we're gonna talk about "is my child
gifted or autistic'" and you know this is an important topic because we often get
hung up on labels and labels can be really damaging now I get it you want
the autism label because you want to get services for example but we're gonna
talk about three things we're going to talk about redefining or reframing the
autism label we're going to talk about what gifted what it means to be gifted
what that is and I'm also going to introduce a new label a more empowering
label so the reason that this topic is really important is your child's
educational plan is very much connected to the label your child has so if they
have an autism label or a gifted label right but the problem with that is think
about it when you have an autism label what are they focusing on they're
focusing on the deficits if you have a gifted label it's like everybody's
focused on what that child is so good at so important topic here and I want to
try to reframe some things for you so you can look at things differently and
perhaps get your educational team on board with looking at things differently
too so let's talk about autism the word I I'd like to reframe the word autism
because and that's part of the work that I'm doing right I want to shift the
autism paradigm there is such a stigma behind the word autism right people want
to cure it people want to recover their child from autism and I totally get all
that autistic adults by the way hate that they there is no cure this is
ridiculous they're trying to ruin us as people or or you know belittle us as
autistic you know as humans so and I and I agree because it's the label that's
the problem so I look at autism not as a series of deficits and challenges I look
at a child with autism as somebody that came into the world extremely hyper
sensitive to everything around them right their brains are wired a little
different they think differently that's a really
really good thing that's not a bad thing my child's brilliance is because of his
autism but we get hung up on the label of autism and we want to recover them or
cure them from autism because we don't then want them to be autistic but what
if we what if we reframe autism as being just a hypersensitive individual of wire
differently individual and work to focus on what that child's strengths are not
just their deficits so you know it's important because the expectation of a
child that has autism versus a child that is gifted are two totally different
things and I want to reframe that for you I don't want you to think because my
child is autistic that all of their potential lies here but if they're
gifted their potential lives up here so think about it as you know a strengths
mindset really instead of thinking of your child with the label think of your
child not with their about their challenges so much but their strengths
and you know gifted this is the second part of this gifted is you know people
want their kids to be gifted they want them to be academic geniuses or musical
geniuses but giftedness can come in many forms it can be the academics for sure
we could have a a math genius and ela genius I know one of my friends has a
son that's 12 with autism and he is a language genius which is really ironic
cuz he doesn't talk much he can't talk much but he knows different languages
like he taught himself Japanese on an iPad I think that's phenomenal
but he's autistic and nobody's nobody's focusing on the fact that he has all
these amazing abilities with language they're focusing on his deficits so
anyway I diverged a little there gifted can take many forms yes the academics
yes musical giftedness artistic giftedness language giftedness visual
spatial giftedness my son is a visual spatial genius so to speak he is amazing
at his ability to manipulate visual spatial you know stuff learning
and details creating things and putting things together you can also have
athletic giftedness or physical can kinesthetic giftedness right like
athletes and people like that so don't just think of giftedness as only
academics it comes in many forms and you know again when you compare and contrast
autism versus gifted the label really gets in the way so I'm coming to number
three which is let's give a new label to our kids
and while the research says there's a very small percentage of autistic kids
that are are gifted this label it's called twice exceptional or tooie I
actually disagree because I think that every child has a genius something okay
there is some genius in every child no matter what it is and it's our job as
parents to figure out what that strength is but anyway the chui label I really
like that label because it's a very empowering label so consider if your
child is both are they autistic and gifted you don't have to be one or the
other you can be both and I suspect that a lot of these kids even these so-called
nonverbal low functioning kids which I hate that label they are extremely
intelligent and gifted in certain aspects so the take home label here okay
sorry the take home label the take home message here if there is only one thing
you take away from this then I want you to stop thinking about a label for your
child and think about a strengths mindset so if you can come up with what
is your child really good at what are they strong at and focus on that focus
all of your attention on that you will see your relationship with your child
your child's abilities everything will start to blossom if you if you come from
a place of a strengths mindset and it's really important to get your teachers
and educators on board with your child's strengths so if your teacher doesn't
know what your child's strengths are and they're not interested in learning get a
new teacher but if they are interested in learning be detectives together
figure out what they're really good at because that's the way your child
we'll be able to thrive so thank you for listening really important topic but
don't let the label lower your expectations okay if your child is
autistic look for the gifts okay they can be both and most are so thanks for
listening come on over to my website AndreaLibutti.com, if you're interested
in downloading some free checklists and some guides
that will help you on your autism journey I am really doing this because I
want to change how the world sees autism, I want parents to have the tools that
they can use to really help their children thrive and hopefully become
independent one day. So thanks for listening and have a great day
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