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In order to make successful minority students to be successful in STEM, not only minority

students, any of the students, mentoring is the key to success.

Mentoring in my point of view is not just give a project and ask them to do the project

and collect the data, it's not- it works.

It's like a one-on-one kind of relationship, personal, sometimes they come up with a lot

of personal attributes and we need to have an ear to listen to their points of view and

guide them, put them in the right path.

When they are not successful we have to motivate them and encourage them to be successful and

uplift their spirits and bring them back.

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Interactive Vowel Sounds Chart: American English Pronunciation - Duration: 29:51.

Hello there!

This is the "Sounds American" channel.

There are 12 distinct vowel sounds in American English.

If you want to speak like an American,

you'll need to learn to pronounce them correctly.

And that could be a challenge.

There's good news, though!

There's an easy way to remember how all these vowels are pronounced.

Each vowel sound is made with your tongue moving to a certain place in your mouth.

Once you know the position of your tongue for each vowel,

you can more easily organize and understand how to make them.

Take a look.

The vowels in the upper row

are pronounced with your tongue raised very high in your mouth.

The vowels in the lower row

are pronounced with your tongue placed very low.

Ok.

as you may have already guessed,

the vowels in the most right column are made with your tongue pulled back.

And finally

the vowel sounds in the most left column are pronounced with your tongue pushed forward.

For example:

The vowel sound /i/,

as in the word "be,"

is pronounced with your tongue pushed forward

and raised very high in your mouth.

So its card is in the upper left corner.

Here's another vowel,

the vowel sound /ɔ/,

as in the word "on."

This sound is pronounced with the tongue pulled back

and placed very low in your mouth.

So its card is in the lower right corner.

OK

if you're watching this video on a computer,

click on a card to find out more about each vowel.

Unfortunately, this doesn't work on mobile devices.

But we have a work-around.

You can use the Navigation links in the Description below.

Have fun!

This is the American vowel sound /i/,

as in the word "be."

You can also hear this sound in words like

"each,"

"see,"

"key"

or "ski."

Now listen to this sound in a crazy phrase:

Let's find out how to make the /i/ sound.

OK.

To make the /i/ sound, you should focus on the correct position of your lips, tongue, and jaw.

Open your mouth a little,

stretch your lips as wide as you can,

and make them tense.

Raise your tongue very high and push it to the front of your mouth.

The tip of your tongue should be lowered just behind your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /i/ is a tense sound,

so your lips and tongue should be tense.

Your tongue should be at the front of your mouth.

Let's try saying it:

/i/

/i/

/i/

This is the American vowel sound /ɪ/,

as in the word "it."

You can also hear this sound in words like

"big,"

"gym,"

"English,"

or "image."

Can you handle a sentence?

Let's find out how to make the /ɪ/ sound.

OK

To pronounce the /ɪ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your tongue.

Slightly open your mouth,

spread your lips and relax them.

Raise your tongue high in your mouth

and push it to the front.

The tip of your tongue can be lowered just behind your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /ɪ/ is a relaxed sound,

so your tongue and lips should be relaxed.

And your tongue should be at the front of your mouth.

Now, let's try saying it:

/ɪ/

/ɪ/

/ɪ/

This is the American vowel sound /eɪ/,

as in the word "make."

You can also hear this sound in words like

"take,"

"day,"

"wait"

or "eight."

What if we put together a few words with this sound in a phrase?

Here you go:

Keep watching to find out how to make the /eɪ/ sound correctly.

OK

To pronounce the /eɪ/ vowel,

you should focus on the correct position of your lips and tongue.

Partially open your mouth,

spread your lips wide and make them tense.

Raise the middle of your tongue to the roof of your mouth and push it to the front.

The tip of your tongue should be down,

just behind your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /eɪ/ is a tense sound,

so your lips and tongue should be very tense.

Your jaw should be partially lowered.

Now, let's pronounce this sound:

/eɪ/

/eɪ/

/eɪ/

This is the American vowel sound /ɛ/,

as in the word "bed."

Your can also hear this sound

in words like

get,

head,

many,

or "friend."

Now let's move from words to a sentence.

If you're not sure how to make the /ɛ/ vowel sound, keep watching.

OK

To pronounce the /ɛ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your tongue and jaw.

Partially open your mouth,

slightly spread your lips and relax them.

Push your tongue to the front of your mouth and relax it.

Raise the middle of your tongue to the roof of your mouth.

The tip of your tongue can be lowered just behind your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /ɛ/ is a relaxed sound,

so your tongue and lips should be relaxed.

Your jaw should be partially lowered.

Now let's try saying it:

/ɛ/

/ɛ/

/ɛ/

This is the American vowel sound /æ/,

as in the word "cat."

You can also hear this sound

in words like

"at,"

"half,"

"man,"

or "laugh."

That's good, but it's much better when the words rhyme!

Let's learn how to pronounce the /æ/ sound like an American!

OK

To pronounce the /æ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your tongue and jaw.

Open your mouth as wide as possible,

slightly spread your lips and tense them.

Tense your tongue, flatten it and push it forward.

Your tongue should be positioned very low in your mouth.

The tip of your tongue should be touching the back of your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /æ/ is a very open vowel sound,

so your jaw should be very low and your tongue should be very flat.

Now, let's try saying it:

/æ/

/æ/

/æ/

This is the American vowel sound /ʌ/,

as in the word "us."

You can also hear this sound

in words like

"but,"

"come,"

"young,"

or "flood."

How about a phrase with this sound?

We've got one for you!

Let's find out how to make the /ʌ/ sound.

OK.

To make the /ʌ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your lips and tongue.

Open your mouth a little,

relax your lips,

and put them in a neutral position.

Place your tongue in the middle of your mouth,

not too high or too low.

Note that the /ʌ/ vowel sound is used in stressed syllables,

but your lips and tongue should not be tense.

Your tongue should be in the center of your mouth.

Let's try saying it:

/ʌ/

/ʌ/

/ʌ/

This is the American vowel sound /ə/,

as in the word "ago."

You can also hear this sound in words like

above, ,

person,

parent,

or "action."

Do you want to hear it in a sentence?

Here you go:

If you want to pronounce the /ə/ sound like an American, keep watching.

OK.

To pronounce the /ə/ sound, you should focus on relaxing your tongue and lips.

Slightly open your mouth,

relax your lips,

and leave them in a neutral position.

Place your tongue in the middle of your mouth and relax it.

Remember,

the /ə/ sound is very relaxed,

so your tongue and lips should be relaxed, when you pronounce it.

Let's try saying it:

/ə/

/ə/

/ə/

This is the American vowel sound /ɑ/,

as in the word "got."

You can also hear this sound in words like

top,

want,

box,

or "wash."

Now let's step up your game with a sentence:

The /ɑ/ is a tricky sound,

keep watching to learn how to pronounce it correctly.

OK,

to pronounce the /ɑ/ sound, you should focus on the correct position of your jaw and tongue.

Open your mouth as wide as possible.

Relax your lips and allow them to rest in a neutral position.

Flatten your tongue and place it very low in your mouth.

Your tongue should be in the center of your mouth.

The tip of your tongue should be touching the back of your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /ɑ/ is a very open sound,

so your mouth should be open as wide as possible.

Let's try saying it:

/ɑ/

/ɑ/

/ɑ/

This is the American vowel sound /u/,

as in the word "blue."

You can also hear this sound in words like

rule,

too,

do,

or "new."

Want a challenge?

Here's a sentence with lots of words with this sound.

Next you'll learn how to make the /u/ sound correctly.

OK,

to make the /u/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your jaw, lips and tongue.

Open your mouth a little and push your lips out,

making a small tense circle.

Pull your tongue far back in your throat and tense it.

Raise the back of the tongue toward the roof of your mouth.

Remember,

the /u/ is a tense sound,

so your lips and tongue should be tense.

Your tongue should be pulled back in your mouth.

Let's try saying it:

/u/

/u/

/u/

This is the American vowel sound /ʊ/,

as in the word "put."

You can also hear this sound in words like

"push,"

"book,"

"wolf,"

or "could."

Awesome, isn't it?

Here's more of this sound.

Do you know how to make the /ʊ/ like an American?

If you're not quite sure, keep watching.

OK.

to pronounce the /ʊ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your jaw, lips and tongue.

Slightly open your mouth,

round your lips,

and relax them.

Pull your tongue back in your mouth and relax it.

Lift the back of your tongue toward the roof of your mouth.

Remember,

the /ʊ/ is a relaxed sound,

so your tongue and lips should be relaxed,

and your tongue should be pulled back.

Now let's try saying it:

/ʊ/

/ʊ/

/ʊ/

This is the American vowel sound /oʊ/,

as in the word "go."

You can also hear this sound in words like

"so,"

"snow,"

"coat,"

or "though."

We know that you love this sound so much,

that you won't be able to resist a sentence.

If you've ever mispronounced the /oʊ/ sound,

keep watching to learn how to fix it.

OK.

To pronounce the /oʊ/ sound,

you should focus on the correct position of your jaw, lips and tongue.

Round your lips and make them tense.

Then pull them in a tighter circle.

Pull your tongue back and tense it.

Remember,

the /oʊ/ is a tense sound,

so your lips and tongue should be very tense.

Your jaw should be partially lowered.

Let's try saying it:

/oʊ/

/oʊ/

/oʊ/

This is the American vowel sound /ɔ/,

as in the word "on."

You can also hear this sound in words like

off,

cause,

all,

or "saw."

Ever heard of the saying "no pain, no gain"?

That'll apply to the following sentence:

Let's find out how to make the /ɔ/ sound.

OK.

To pronounce the /ɔ/ sound,

you should focus on the position of your jaw, lips and tongue.

Open your mouth as wide as possible,

and round your lips.

Flatten your tongue

and pull it back.

Place your tongue very low in your mouth.

The tip of your tongue should be touching the back of your bottom front teeth.

Remember,

the /ɔ/ is a very open sound,

so your jaw should be as open as possible.

Let's try saying it:

/ɔ/

/ɔ/

/ɔ/

This is the American R-colored vowel /ɝ/,

as in the word "first."

You can also hear this sound in words like

girl,

her,

learn,

or "word."

You know what?

The /ɝ/ deserves its own phrase.

Now let's focus on how to make the /ɝ/ sound.

OK.

Pronunciation of the R-colored vowel /ɝ/

is very similar to the /r/ consonant.

To make the /ɝ/ sound,

open your mouth a little,

and leave your lips neutral,

or round them slightly.

The /ɝ/ is a tense vowel sound,

so your tongue,

mouth,

and throat should be tense, when you pronounce it.

Raise the front of your tongue toward the alveolar ridge

behind your upper front teeth,

but don't touch it.

Curl back the tip of your tongue.

Now slightly lower the center of your tongue.

and raise its back.

Note that your tongue should be very tense.

Remember,

the tip of your tongue should be curled back,

and it should never touch the alveolar ridge

behind your upper front teeth.

Now

let's try saying it:

/ɝ/

/ɝ/

/ɝ/

This is the American R-colored vowel /ɚ/,

as in the word "after."

You can also hear this sound

in words like

"enter,"

"color,"

"dollar,"

or "nature."

We can't stop ourselves from making a sentence with this sound.

Let's find out how to make the relaxed /ɚ/ sound.

OK.

Pronunciation of the R-colored vowel /ɚ/

is very similar to the /ɝ/ vowel or the /r/ consonant.

To make the /ɚ/ sound,

open your mouth a little

and leave your lips neutral, or round them slightly.

The /ɚ/ is a weak sound,

so your tongue and throat should be relaxed.

Raise the front of your tongue toward the alveolar ridge

behind your upper front teeth,

but don't touch it.

Next.

Curl back the tip of your tongue.

Now slightly lower the center of your tongue

and raise its back.

Note that your tongue should be relaxed.

Remember,

the tip of your tongue should be curled back

and it should never touch the alveolar ridge.

Now let's try saying it:

/ɚ/

/ɚ/

/ɚ/

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COD IW CHEAP PRICE - INFINITE WARFARE CHEAP AMAZON SALE!!! - Duration: 4:24.

what is going on guys it is your boy Yogge

here and today if you go to

amazon.com and if you want to buy the

standard version of call to the infinite

warfare go buy it now so guys for some

reason I've no clue why but one of my

friends told me that one amazon coke

duty is stupid cheap I don't know why

but as of today it is i'm not sure if it

is tomorrow or you know thursday or you

know i don't know about this whole week

i'm not sure but all i know is that it

might be a st. Patrick's Day sale or

something like that I have no clue what

it is but all I know that it is stupid

cheap right now the standard version

I'll show you guys images right now the

standard version on the PlayStation 4

cost 1899 guys and that's new i believe

1899 or like what so this is just for

those of you out there that hasn't

played infinite warfare and you know you

really don't care about rematching you

just want to try for no warfare because

you know everybody hatin on it and you

might like if you're curious about i

just want to try it if you have a like a

twenty-dollar buck laying around just if

you want to buy it i mean it's up to you

guys you guys don't have to my i'll tell

you guys my opinions on the games later

but let me tell you guys the prices

right now so like we said playstation 4

is 1899 xbox one it's 2447 on pc is $22

and eight cents so it's stupid cheap

right now why no clue but if you guys

well I'm looking out for you guys you

guys want to buy it cheap this is

probably the best time for coming on a

white so sweet but standard edition on

ps4 is very very cheap they'll like you

see addition you're the one that comes

to a remastered and you know all the

other versions is there they're the same

cause there's still seventy dollars

eighty dollars you know so but yeah a

few guys like I said you know if you

guys do want to buy in for the work for

at a really good time it is now and if

you guys are watching this video in the

future and it's not cheap anymore that

should be a heads up free to subscribe

because next time as there's a cell you

won't miss it because i'll be looking

out for you alright so let me get to my

opinions on the game because already

said you know the pipes and stuff and

for those of you that are wondering

should I even buy it I know it's stupid

cheaper like is it even worth it well I

do have gained put on my channel if you

guys want to go look at it see how it is

a processors and all that but me my

opinions on the game is that I look at

it this way just like one of my friends

that told me earlier this is the last

booth jumping game so you know might as

well play too

get out of it before you know boo jokes

eating good food a little before booth

jumping goes away I mean honestly it's

kind of like it's kind of like irony

because I everybody's like we want to go

back to boots on the ground but me

really like I'm a play to sheva because

I know it's the last one for a while so

that's the reason why I'm playing around

now and it's because you can go for a

nuke but for the casual player I can see

how this is very very boring because I

used to be stupidly addicted to

remastered and I'm gonna play if an

offer as much even though I hated

remastered I just played a more the

infinite warfare you know try to stick

to my roots but I know we mattresses

there's something different about it

especially since they added supply drops

to remastered and I don't know the

feeling is way its offices if I don't

know why but epson water if if you like

sweating and try Harding and going for a

newsstand finding kids to just like the

store like 0.0 k ds and that's where the

water is a game for you it's a very very

easy game if you give the right log even

if you don't run into like six point

nose or some shit like that happened to

me earlier and I got very very pissed

but it's all cool you know back that but

you already dogs I gotta go get somebody

like that you gotta be bit all right but

let's get for real so yeah me if you

want to buy go ahead it's an alright

game that's my like overall off my

verdict I guess it's an alright game

it's not the best call dirty game I mean

obviously I I I would still rather play

go Stephanie warfare but hey I mean it's

not that bad if you get the right guns

you get the right scores friction on

that it really is it i mean like there's

the best gun in the game right now i

believe it's the keyboard I don't know

it's between the cable every four and

type 2 so you know I mean and if you

also like playing with a ours this is a

very very good game for that because a

ores are dominant in this game I can

tell you that much yeah like I was

saying you know ARS are dominant and

they all come with new clears those

three weapons I just named the most

popular ones in the game so yeah I mean

if you guys want to try to go fly right

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Why Your Medical Documentation is Important to Your Social Security Disability Claim - Duration: 2:18.

Hi.

I'm Guy DiMartino, an Indiana Social Security Disability Lawyer, and today I'm going to

explain why your medical documentation is so important to your social security claim.

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call a witness or two and they would be granted disability.

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Your medical documentation is very important.

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Diagnoses, types of treatment that you received, medications that you've taken, and whether or not you

have any functional limitations.

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filing for disability until you can show a history of consistent medical treatment in your records.

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because of medical problem or medical problems.

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10 months ago.

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VT (English subs): The Theo Case part 2 : the demonstration feat Lily Ka & Aisha - Duration: 17:28.

Hello my foodies! I am here again with Aisha

to talk about the second part of the video about Theo's case.

For those who don't know, on Febrary, 11th there was a demonstration in front of Bobigny's Court to support Theo.

Aisha participated at the event and i wanted her to tell you what happened that day.

Aisha : So, i came a bit late (as usual).

I came around 5:00pm (the event started at 4:00).

It was really peaceful and quiet.

And the CRS (French riot squad) started to block and lock down everyone and everything.

Once you were in the demonstration, you could not leave.

We were in the park next to the law court, and the CRS were blocking exits.

It started like that, then some youngsters started to provoke CRS.

For us, it was really funny. There is a footbridge next to the spot, so the younsters were going on the CRS to provoke them,

but when CRS were coming to them, they were fleeing.

So we were laughing out loud. I personally laughed like crazy, same for my friends.

huum... I did not see everything but afterwards some people threw rocks...

Lily : Who did that? the youngs?

Aisha : yes, they did. But you know, CRS were carrying riot control shields!!

Aisha : so they were… Lily : they were ready… Aisha : they were ready...

So people started to throw rocks but... like in any other... well, i am used to go to demonstrations and this one was nothing...

Aisha : it was silly but… Lily : like a usual rock throwing!!

Aisha : well, this was completely silly, we are not questioning that, it was really stupid.

But it was nothing crazy...

With that said, it started going crazy because policemen started little by little to gaze the crowd.

They started to throw tear gas.

Lily : like it was nothing? Aisha : yeah...

Aisha : This is why everything went wrong cause

I also read in "Le Parisien" (a French newspaper) a testimony of a lady who said policemen were provoking the crowd.

She said they were, excuse me for the vocabulary, wanking their truncheon...

Only to provoke the crowd.

I did not see that, but just the fact that they threw tear gas that easily for no reason at all is really meaningful...

Lily : in the worse case, they could have isolated the one who were troublesome… Aisha : Yeah...

Aisha : they really started to throw tear gas on everyone and it started to make people upset.

You have to acknowledge that in this demonstration, there were youngs,

kids, mothers... people who only came to show their support and the CRS gazed everyone without distinction.

Then it started to go really wrong. People (youngsters i suppose) started to throw rocks on cars

They burnt RTL's (a French radio channel) car.

I thanked them by the way

I was in the side where it started to go wrong first.

And all the journalists were there. There was no journalist in the peaceful corner.

Aisha : they were looking for… Lily : shocking images...

Aisha : you also have to know that people living in suburbs hates journalists.

I grew up in Sarcelle and i don't like journalists, they are only there when things go wrong.

They are always trying to misrepresent us,

Aisha : they are never there to expose… Lily : to talk about real things. They are just looking for buzz Aisha : they are looking for sensationalism

Aisha : They also never give the floor to people who are concerned by the issue. So people don't like them.

So to me, burning RTL's car was really symbolic. Like : you guys are bothering us!

Really! So, for those who said "they burnt people's car!" No, they did not! They burnt RTL's car!

If other cars were burnt, it was because there were bins on fire so a thing leading to another, some cars were burnt.

But the aim wasn't to burn random cars.

I also heard that all the troublemakers were coming from Anti-Fas groups (anti fascists)

most of the time, members of those groups are white bobos so they have nothing to do with Theo.

But people (journalists) would say that it was Aulnay's youngters.

Knowing Aulnay's youngters, (i was there, i saw them) were like "pay attention", they were protecting people.

Aisha : they were putting them in safer places...

Lily : yeah, because they are coming from Aulnay (a French Ghetto), people are expecting them to be violent.

Aisha : yes but violent people were people who were not coming from Bobigny (another ghetto), sorry i said Aulnay but it was Bobigny.

or people from the anti-fas group who are often there to break things.

Aisha : you also have to acknowledge that in demonstration, there are troublemakers every single time!! Lily : yeah, everytime...

Aisha : everytime!! But as the demonstration was in Bobigny, they did not loose time. They quickly used tear… Lily : tear gas...

Lily : that's what we were talking about when we said in the last video that policemen consider people living in suburb or ghetto as a second-class citizens.

I don't think they would have reacted the same if the demonstration occured on the Champs Elysées.

Aisha : yes! it was the same for the new labour law, for the red hat...

it was as "violent" as this demonstration, the VTC (private taxis like uber)

Lily : who demonstrated… Aisha : yes, they demonstrated and they even burnt cars!

Nothing happened! But us, who have a legitimate reason to be upset,

knowing we did not commit those behaviours,

we are not defending "the cause" the right way and we are playing the FN's game (FN : Front National, a French right extremist party)

The FN did not waiting for us to think the way they do!

Aisha : even if it were pacific, they would have talked anyways. Lily : yeah, it wouldn't have changed anything...

Aisha : you also have to understand that the first violent acts were coming from the side of the CRS.

Aisha : First with they provocation, i wasn't there but i believe the person who reported it

so the provocation, then they gased us for no reason at all, at they did not stop there.

They started to gase everyone.

My friends and I were in the middle of the spot where they threw the tear gas.

I don't know if you already had to breath tear gas, for me, it was the first time,

but you can't breath by the nose or by the mouth, you have your throat in pain

Aisha : you have tears coming from your eyes.. Lily : it's awful! Aisha : it's awful!

Aisha : so we were looking for a way out

but the road was blocked

Aisha : they closed all the transportations. So even if you wanted to leave… Lily : you couldn't… Aisha : you couldn't!!

Aisha : you couldn't. You were going to the left, it was blocked, you were going to the right, you were gazed

Aisha : by tear gas. Lily : sorry i'm laughing but it's not funny at all Aisha : it's not…

Lily : i'm laughing because i'm chocked..

Aisha : you were like an animal in its... Aisha & Lily : …cage!!

Aisha : and they were (cops) taking us out where they wanted.

Aisha : Now, as a human think about it

whatever the human (she's talking about humanity as a whole, like "human right")

you are on the spot trying to leave and you are attacked where ever you go

do you really think it will calm the things down?

Lily : not at all! Aisha : well after that, it got worse!

Aisha : at that point, even me, if i have seen a policeman, i would have slap him in the face!!

Aisha : in response to the gaze... Lily : the policemen Aisha : yeah, the policemen and the violence, well "violence".

Aisha : to me, it's violence, i know some people would say "you are being polemical" but to me, being gazed for no reason at all is a violence.

so, in response to the policemen's behaviour, the youngs started to destroy bus stop shelters...

burn public bins..

They were not looking for trouble to begin with, it was a reaction.

it was really a reaction. Because policemen were looking for the youngs to be pissed off.

Aisha : These young acted in a really silly but... Lily : they are young... Aisha : yes, they are young, i don't hold any grudge against them

Aisha : i was also fed up... Luckily, i had a friend who came by car and he drove me back home because honestly, it was...

Lily : from outside, it gives me the feeling that policemen did everything on purpose Aisha : exactly!

Lily : Like "here look!!" Aisha : that's it!! Lily : Like : « here! we told you you will behave badly! » Aisha : that's exactly what they did!!

Lily : They ARE young, so they will be easy to tease. They will be more likely to react violently and to get easily angry.

Lily : i'm not surprised... Aisha : honestly : they were stupid, yes. But policemen managed the even in a wrong way

Aisha : let me explain : those who were behaving in a bad way represented 1% of those who were there, ok, let's be crazy and say 5%!

The majority of us were calm but they decided to gase everyone.

they created this disturbance climate.

they created the climate and guys, you really have to understand that fact.

don't listen those who are saying "poor policemen" blabla. No!

I came to this demonstration for Theo. I had no a priori or bad way of thinking.

I really went there because i thought i will be ok. In my head, i was really calm. I would have never gone there if i have known it will go this way.

Aisha : They really create... Lily : the climate for a riot... Aisha : ...the climate for the riot...

Aisha : when i think about what happened with the labour law, all the demonstration which occured in France :

they clearly created the riot.

They threw flash balls in the crowd.

I was on the phone with one of my friend and he told me he just recieved a...

(she was just questioning about the genre of the noun "flash ball" and if in french we say "un flash ball" or "une flash ball" as it's an english word)

Aisha : ..a flashball on the shoulder. Lily : they threw flashballs? Aisha : in the crowd!!

Lily : ok..So... flash balls...huum... why?

Lily : gazing people was not enough, they had to add flashball throwing?

Aisha : it's... yeah...

Lily : good job...

Aisha : the youngs who came to look for trouble were at fault

Aisha : no one would question that.

but from the begining, CRS behaviour was clearly to sow discorde.

Lily : i already participated to demonstrations, it was more peacefull, though, it was for veganism.

Aisha : … yeah with whites... Lily : and in demonstrations... xD

Lily : they are always people who are on the spot for bad reasons.

and in the demonstration i went, there were like 4 or 5 policemen with armbands with us.

When they located the one who were disturbing us, they just peacefully made them leave the path where we were.

They did that really smoothly, those people left and the walk began again.

So, if among a crowd they are some disturbance, it's easy to isolate it, there is no need to gase all the crowd.

I am sure it would have been easy to isolate them as policemen must have been really numerous...

Aisha : well, those policemen were obviously looking for confrontation...Obviously...

Aisha : after that event, i shut down all my social network.

Aisha : i was seeing things... even from some friends of mine like :

"how do you want our message to be taken seriously with those kind of behaviours??"

Aisha : really like... Lily : you weren't there.

Aisha : they weren't there! I don't like to judge people for no reason but this time, i WAS there.

Aisha : so i put every single of them to their place telling them "you were not there! Policemen were the one who were clearly looking for fight!"

Aisha : another thing which i don't really like...

Aisha : you shouldn't forget that this anger is logical. You mustn't tell someone who is upset how this person should feel or express his/her anger. It's not your place.

Aisha : you have to keep the context in any case. When a person is upset, there are reasons for it.

Aisha : right now, we are talking about Theo, but sorry to say that "he is a pretexte, his a symbol for everything which happened before and wich will happen after.

Aisha : so, you are not allowed to tell us how we should express our frustration.

You have the chance, i do to, to be able to be calm in those kind of situations.

I also can weigh my words, but it's not the case for everyone.

Aisha : Can we be upset with them because of that? Lily & Aisha : no!

Aisha : so yeah, there were troublemakers, but they were not coming for Aulnay nor Bobigny.

Aisha : it was youngs who came to look for trouble, but as we already told you, there are troublemarkers in every single demonstration.

The riot was created by CRS.

It was crazy.

Lily : well… i couldn't go to the demonstration.. Aisha : you took a good decision...

Lily : i am learning right now what really happened and i am really chocked...

Aisha : i was really upset after the event i shut all my networks down and i did everything not to watch BFM TV.

Normaly i don't watch that channel but after that, i really did EVERY THING not to watch it...

I shut everything down because i was reading really aberrant things.

Marine Le Pen who started to open her mouth to say that policemen were victims...

Lily : always... They are always the victims..

Aisha : yes, people shouldn't have thrown them rocks, but they shouldn't have gazed everyone.

There were mothers with their kids in the crowd..

Lily : i heard about that new law which would allow policemen to shoot... Aisha : ...in the crowd!

Lily : policemen would be allowed to use their guns as "gendarme" (= police officer. In france, their is a difference between "policier" and "gendarme". The "gendarme" dealth with criminal issues).

Lily : they will have more freedom regarding the use of their guns.

Aisha : yeah, a little bit like in USA.

Aisha : you shoot 2 times in the air to say that you are about to shoot the person and then you are allowed to shoot the suspect.

Lily : So we already have some issues with the CRS... Aisha : …and the flash balls..

Lily : we already have issues with CRS, flash balls and cops, sorry, policemen in general..

So if those policemen who were allowed to use their guns for specific reasons are now allowed to use them after some warnings

and can shoot people freely.. It's a real problem...

There is already a problem with the use of truncheon, if we allow them to use guns like this, we will have more and more troubles...

We really are in.... in trouble!

Aisha : talking about that, a lot of people asked me "regarding police violence, what are our options if we want to sue them?"

Aisha : in France, we have some tools, like "the rights defender"

you can go to see him/her if you are the victim, benefiacry or the witness of the police violence.

It's good to know that as a witness, you can contact him/her. But honestly, s/he has not a lot of power.

otherwise, you can look for national jurisdictions so : tribunal then court of appeal then court of cassation or concil of state, it depends.

It depends if it concerns private or public law. I will save you from the law lessons but you can go to the highest level.

If all these ways did not work, there is still the European Court of Human Rights

but for that matter, the only person who can make a request to this court is the victim.

Honestly, it's really really really long.

Lily : yeah, it's really long... Aisha : …there are a lot of condamnations and requests for the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)

Aisha : against France for police violence.

And it has always taken 5 or 6 years to be judged.

knowing that a request was introduced in 1991 and judged in 1999.

Lily : ok. Aisha : Another one introduced in 2001 and judged in 2011...

Lily : yeah. So, there is a minimum of 8/10 years of waiting... Aisha : yes! And this is only for the ECHR.

You have to acknowledge that if you go to that Court, it means that you disagreed with all national Courts (those she mentioned earlier) you went before.

So first, it's really long. Second, regarding the inactivity of France, we can wonder if what the country does is effective regarding this issue...

but this are the ways at your disposal as a victim or witness of police violence.

Aisha : Finally, even if we are afraid for our kid's life and for ourselves, we don't have a lot of... Lily : means of defence..

Aisha : we don't have means of defence as a group. There is no class action for human rights.

Aisha : There are only class action for the right for the consumption... Lily : yeah, that's the class action i was thinking about...

Aisha : yeah, but class actions as in USA don't exist here in France.

Aisha : recently, they created a new class action, so now you can have 2 branches :

the right for the consumption and the anti competitive law.

If i am not mistaken, there is a new one (but to be checked) :

discriminations. But to be able to prove discriminations...

Aisha : it's gonna be really far fetched because you will have to justify that police violence are discriminatory and good luck for that...

Lily : it's really hard to prove. It's really hard to prove. In France, when you want to sue someone, you have to prove that person did a prejudice.

Aisha : there is not a lot of tools. And for those who say :

"police violence only occured in USA" , well, Theo, Adama, Mohammed, Alexandre,

Zyed, Bouna, all of these names...They show that no, it's not only an American issue

It's something which happens also in France, country of the "human rights!"

"state of law" "democracy" so, at a certain point, we have to stop thinking "yeah, but it's exceptional so...we should talk about that...

Lily : no! As soon as it happens, it should be punished!

Aisha : it's not that exceptional. It may be "rare" but not "exceptional".

Lily : voilà, that's all for today, do not hesitate to give your opinion in the comment section.

If you want to see my friend Aisha in another video to talk about subjects like afro feminism, intersecionality and so on, do not hesitate to ask for it in the comment section

Thanks for watching the video, i hope you learnt a lot of stuffs...

Aisha : please keep fighting for Theo. It mustn't be a movement like Adama, well, not him because it's still a current issue,

but we really have to keep fighting until we obtain justice.

We shouldn't let the fire extinguish.

Aisha and Lily : Voilà!!

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Did Stone Age People Survive An Ancient Zombie Apocalypse? #WeirdDarkness - Duration: 11:35.

Did our ancestors fight and survive an ancient zombie apocalypse? Can a zombie apocalypse

really happen, and if it does, what are our chances of survival?

I'm Darren Marlar… and this is Weird Darkness.

Welcome Weirdos – this is "Weird Darkness". Here you will find ghost stories, unsolved

mysteries, and other stories of the strange and bizarre. I'm always looking for new

stories. Terrifying true experiences, original dark stories of fiction, your own creepypasta,

or send me a link to one of these that you found on the web – share them all at WeirdDarkness.com,

I might use them in a future episode!

Music in this episode is provided by Midnight Syndicate. They have been creating dark gothic

horror instrumental music for over 20 years and you can hear more of their music at MidnightSyndicate.com.

In this episode, we look at the possibility of a zombie apocalypse. Not just in our time…

but in the past. In fact, there is now evidence that stone age man once fought off a zombie

apocalypse. So, sit back, turn down the lights, and come with me into the Weird Darkness!

If you have seen the movie the Night of the Living Dead, you know zombies are walking

dead suddenly coming back to life. In the movie survivors barricade themselves in an

old farmhouse in an attempt to remain safe from these flesh-eating monsters.

But how realistic is the scenario in real life?

The term zombie can be traced to Haitian folklore where a zombie is a dead body reanimated

through various methods, most commonly magic. Zombie is a word of West African origin.

In the voodoo religion of West Africa, a zombie was also a snake-god.

During the 18th and early 19th centuries, many slaves were brought to Haiti and other

parts of the Caribbean. They brought their religious beliefs and practices with them

and the term zombie was first recorded in English in 1819.

The stories of zombies spread through the USA and Europe and during the 20th century

the subject became so popular that many fictional movies and horror books were produced.

Archaeologists have found many mysterious skulls that some suggest are a sign ancient

people fought and survived a zombie apocalypse or at least were terrified of living dead.

Archaeologists have unearthed detached skulls at many Stone Age sites in Europe and the

Near East sites. Several skulls buried underneath an ancient settlement in Syria were found

detached from their bodies with their faces smashed in.

This archeological discovery is a scientific mystery with many unanswered questions.

Strangely, many of the 10,000-year-old skulls appear to have been separated from their spines

long after their bodies had already begun to decompose. Evidence suggests that the skulls

were exhumed and detached from their bodies several years after originally being buried.

It was then that they were smashed in and reburied separate from their bodies.

Most of the skulls belonged to adult males between 18 and 30 years old. One – belonging

to a child – was left intact; one was smashed to pieces; the remaining nine lacked facial

bones.

Why would this skull-smashing ritual be performed so long after individuals had died? Did they

only pose a threat to the living long after their original burial and death? Who were

these beings that had been dead for so many years and still feared?

The post-mortem violence suggests young men were seen as carrying a particular threat,

and destroying their facial structures may have been a way of destroying the individuals'

identities, according to researchers at the University of Manchester, UK.

At the same time, researchers point out that taking away facial identity could be a way of separating

the dead from the living and also could help deal with grief.

According to zombie mythology, the walking dead are hungry for the flesh of the living,

and the only way to stop them is with a head shot. In many zombie movies, this involves

shooting them in the cranium. The frontal lobe must be damaged because the

zombie acts on base impulses, like pursuing and eating other people. Other brain damage

accounts for the lack of motor coordination and general poor manners, according to the zombie

research society. How could Stone Age people know the only way

to kill a zombie was by damaging the cranium? Did our ancestors really fight and survive

a zombie apocalypse? Juan José Ibañez (of the Spanish National

Research Council in Barcelona) suggests a less dramatic explanation. He believes that

Stone Age cultures believed dead young men were a threat to the world of the living.

He says that our ancestors thought they could absorb the strength of the dead young men

by performing the smashing-skull ritual. This is the reason why a majority of the skulls

were from young men. On the other hand, it is also possible Stone

Age people feared that the dead rise from their graves and the only way to stop this

from happening was by smashing the skull. This suggests that fears about the walking

dead may go back all the way to the Stone Age.

Can a zombie apocalypse actually happen? Most scientists do not consider a zombie apocalypse

to be very realistic, but there are various parasites that are extremely dangerous and

can damage our brain and blood and a global infectious disease outbreak is highly possible.

Reports of the Zika virus have been widespread recently. Zika virus disease is caused by

a virus transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Like the 2014 Ebola epidemic and numerous

fictional zombie viruses, the disease seems to have spread much faster and farther than

any treatment or containment efforts. Zika has also been linked to Guillain-Barré syndrome and

microcephaly; a neurodevelopmental disorder that can severely impair the development of

the brain or central nervous system.

In Northern Uganda, approximately 3000 children have become afflicted with what has been called

"nodding disease," or more colloquially "zombie disease."  It only affects children

who later create a fire and then launch themselves into it.'

Research conducted by a student at the University of Leicester suggests a zombie apocalypse

would wipe out humankind in just 100 days. After zombie infection spread less than 300

people would remain alive globally. A zombie invasion is still distinctly fictional

by comparison to real-life public health challenges. However, many people still fear a zombie outbreak

and there are even online manuals how to survive a zombie apocalypse.

No matter what the truth might be, one thing is clear – Zombies have always been a source

of fascination and fear. it should be mentioned that zombies should

not be confused with the walking dead syndrome. There are a number of people who actually believe

they are dead. The Cotard delusion, also known as the Walking Corpse Syndrome, is a rare

mental disorder that convinces people that they're walking, rotting corpses with missing

organs. Some patients suffering from 'Walking Corpse Syndrome' have died of starvation

since they deprived themselves of food thinking that they are already dead. The patients also

have a tendency to attempt suicide and harm themselves.

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click that SUBSCRIBE button – and click the bell icon next to the subscribe button

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If you have a story you would like narrated, you can send it to me at http://www.WeirdDarkness.com.

I'm looking for both true and original paranormal stories, original tales of fiction that are

dark and strange, articles on true events or unsolved mysteries, even creepypastas you'd

like to hear. Share them all with me at WeirdDarkness.com.

This episode is comprised of two different articles posted at MessageToEagle.com.

"Zombie Apocalypse In Ancient And Modern Times – How Realistic Is An Infectious Disease

Outbreak?"

and "Mysterious Skulls Linked To An Ancient Zombie Apocalypse"

Find the links to both articles in the show's description.

Copyright Marlar House Productions, 2017.

Rebroadcast or duplication without express written permission is strictly prohibited.

This episode is made possible in part by my Patreon supporters. Learn more about becoming

a patron at Patreon.com/DarrenMarlar, or click the Patreon button at WeirdDarkness.com.

Music provided by Midnight Syndicate.

I'm your creator/host, Darren Marlar. Thanks for joining me… in the Weird Darkness.

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The First day of Spring ☀️ | VLOG #21 - Duration: 2:47.

Good morning EVERYBODY! It's Monday

And I overslept again... and again because of the iPhone bug.

I just realised, that I can't put the copyrighted music in there...

...so I have to put there something else.

It's the first Spring day TODAY!

And I am back in my favourite vloging alley.

I would hate owning that car...

Okey, I am looking at

the YouTube stats about the Fridays video

and "Realism" has 22 viewes.

That's nice. And it has a thumb up!

So that's that...

It's gonna be like that.

I have to say, that

I set the dilemma pretty

black or white there.

I will stay about in between.

And make less cuts.

My training starts in 22 minutes, but...

I had to take a walk...It's so beautiful here.

So don't tell my coach, that I wondered around like this, ok?

I'm starting to run out of places, where I can shoot landscapes.

Do you know about some places?

Some nice viewes...

Or where it's busy...but don't say Wenceslas Sqr. ...I know about that one.

It's funny how while I'm holding the camera

everybody looks at me like I'm a murderer

even the passing by cars.

You know the looks like:

It's like I did something to them.

I just want to make videos...that's it!

Now, as I was saying. I'm going to the gym.

So I don't know if I manage to shoot more footage

That's why:

Have a nice day.

And...

I don' know when I will see you again...

Or I will cut to some more footage...No idea.

Nevertheless: Bye!