Thursday, March 23, 2017

Youtube daily report Mar 23 2017

To the unexpected,

meeting of worlds

there was a rare conection

almost feeling the sound of it

it's not enough yet, the pain and all

that I'll never let you feel

Being divulged by your own eyes

that are screaming to be loved

Why don't fight

for the love that fell short

We, who hope

like North to West

You are the final destination

and as your shelter

I'll be the one to recue you

Where I am headed

barefoot and feeling wondrously dazed

the storms of fate

carrying me to warmth of yout arms

Why not to say

what you can't admit

Will you just hand it over to the wind?

don't fear

the whispers of your heart

I am here and I'll listen to you

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Becky G interpreta a una power ranger homosexual | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 1:59.

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Hot Wheels® Looney Tunes

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Citroën C4 Cactus 1.2 82PK SHINE * NAVI * LMV * CLIMA * PARK.H. * - Duration: 0:54.

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Crochet Ear Warmer headband press CC button for instructions - Duration: 34:23.

Designed by Happy Crochet Club. Level : Experience. Crochet Pattern also in description section below.

DK yarn 100 % Acrylic original ball 100g / 23 sts and 30 rows to 4"/10cm.

H/5mm crochet hook.

Ch 20

Row 1. Start 3rd chain from hook, dc 18, ch 2, turn

Row 2. FPdc, (FPdc and BPdc) ( ) repeat to end of row, last FPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn.

Row 3. BPdc, (BPdc and FPdc) ( ) repeat to end of row, last BPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn.

Row 4 and 5. Repeat Rows 2 and 3.

Row 6. FPdc (FPdc puff st and BPdc) () repeat to end of row, last FPdc puff st, FPdc, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn

Row 7. BPdc ( BPdc and FPdc) () repeat to end of row, last BPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn.

Repeat rows 6 and 7 until 24 FPdc puff stitches

Repeat rows 2 and 3 TWO times. Row 2. FPdc, (FPdc and BPdc) () repeat to end of row, last FPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn. Row 3. BPdc, (BPdc and FPdc) ( ) repeat to end of row, last BPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn.

Join band together with slip stitch.

Fasten off. Weave ends.

Strap. Ch 12

Start 3rd chain from hook, dc 10, ch 2 , turn

Row 1. FPdc (FPdc and BPdc) repeat to end of row, last FPdc 2, dc in chain 2 space, ch 2, turn

Row 2. BPdc ( BPdc and FPdc) () repeat to end of row, Last BPdc 2, dc in chain 2 space, ch 2, turn

Repeat rows 1 and 2 one more time.

Row 5. FPdc (FPdc puff st and BPdc) repeat to end of row, last FPdc puff st, FPdc, dc in chain 2 space, ch 2 , turn.

Row 6. BPdc ( BPdc and FPdc) repeat to end of row, last BPdc 2, dc in ch 2 space, ch 2, turn

Repeat rows 5 and 6 TWO more times.

Repeat rows 1 and 2 TWO times. Row 1. FPdc (FPdc and BPdc) repeat to end of row, last FPdc 2, dc in chain 2 space, ch 2, turn Row 2. BPdc ( BPdc and FPdc) () repeat to end of row, Last BPdc 2, dc in chain 2 space, ch 2, turn

Strap done, sew strap ends together.

For more infomation >> Crochet Ear Warmer headband press CC button for instructions - Duration: 34:23.

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《黑蝶》Black Butterfly 2017 電影預告中文字幕 - Duration: 2:18.

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Nissan QASHQAI 1.6 DCI CONNECT EDITION +, NAVI,CAM,AIRCO ECC,LM VELGEN,CRUISE C,4 ELEK RAMEN - Duration: 1:01.

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Ghost in the Shell

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MY EXPERIENCE WITH TREATMENT - Duration: 3:08.

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Mitsubishi ASX 1.6 Cleartec Intense Cr. Control ECC- Airco 18'' LMV Keyless Camera Privacy Glass 5 J - Duration: 1:01.

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Message pour votre nuit. 23 Mars - Duration: 1:15.

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Eyes Need Love?

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How To Make an Extra $2K a Day - Duration: 0:33.

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Getting Started with Novelist K-8 Plus - Duration: 2:06.

Getting Started with Novelist K-8 Plus

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Let's say your reader loves the "Notebook of Doom" series,

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If we click on Title Read-Alikes, we will get a list

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readers of this book. Let's go back to the list.

If we click on Author Read-Alikes, we will get

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that readers who love these books love the series and

would likely enjoy another series to dive into.

Let's go back to the list once more, and,

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For more infomation >> Getting Started with Novelist K-8 Plus - Duration: 2:06.

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STEM Through the Arts - Duration: 3:26.

Can you be a mathematician and an actor?

(children): Yes

I think you can. I know you can.

Can you show all the people in the kingdom

how excited you are?

Oh excellent. I am definitely going to

sort you right over here.

That is one excited person.

How many sleepy animals do I have?

One!

How many

excited animals do I have?

Three!

How do you know?

How do you find out?

Because I counted.

You counted!

In real life you are counting and you

are doing math and you're using

technology for a reason to accomplish something.

So why are we counting to 10 again?

Because Farmer Brown needs us to

count eggs.

Why are we counting to 10 this time?

Because lizard needs enough

invitations to invite people to their

birthday party.

And so what Melissa's

been teaching us this year is how to use

our bodies and move like an actor would

as if you were that real character.

So the kids have gotten to be some

fantastic animal characters and they get

really into the sounds and the movements.

(five, six, seven, eight)

(Eight! So four cats and four ducks makes?)

(Eight! Eight animals, ok)

Today we retold the story 'Click Clack

Surprise.' Different groups of students

were able to be different kinds of

animals and then we kind of integrated math

in composing numbers and breaking

numbers apart.

So in kindergarten that's

what addition and subtraction looks like

so when I said I had you know four pigs on

the carpet and then four more ducks came

how many do I have altogether they were

adding.

(Pigs were rolling in the mud.)

Every art form interacts differently with

STEM and science, technology, math.

For drama really its about making those

real-world connections and getting it

into their body.

(Oh, you need some water?)

(Uh oh, okay so I've got to water them.)

(I've got to water them.)

We have a lot of kids that English is

their second language.

Some of them are

brand new to the country even but

through the arts they can, they can watch

the other kids or watch me and they can

participate just in the exact same way

as the other kids.

When we did, you know

our seeds to plant dance, they remember

what, you know, where we plant a seed,

what a seed needs to grow and that's all

done through movement.

It's important

having that shared experience, being able

to really bring out individual strengths,

to recognize that in the classroom and to

also do something that maybe isn't

your strength, isn't your favorite and to

have that experience in a really

integrated way.

When I am doing lessons

like this that we did with our Wolf Trap

teaching artists they're all engaged,

they're excited, they're laughing, they're

smiling, you know, they want to keep going,

they want to do more. They're remembering

parts about a story. They're remembering

characters, they're remembering even just

simple routines and procedures even and

so when you're incorporating all that

movement in those different ways into

their learning it's as a powerful memory

it's a powerful memory tool.

(...ever after. Good job! Yay!)

(clapping)

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