Youtube daily report Jan 23 2018

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- When we were looking at school

for our oldest child, Aiden,

we looked at both independent schools,

as well as public schools.

We have terrific public schools in our area.

But we also knew that each of our children

were going to be curious and different,

and were going to love learning a little bit differently,

and need certain things that

allowed them to fulfill that curiosity.

And when we first toured PBS,

and, at the time, we were thinking

about public or independent,

but we saw how well the teachers collaborated.

We saw how well the teachers understood

the needs of each child, and talked about that.

We looked at the specialists that PBS had,

and we looked at the way they collaborated.

So if there was a child that was either excelling

or needed support in certain areas,

it took a whole community.

And that was something that we found really unique

in the independent school system

that we thought could really support

our individual kids' needs.

I was particularly struck by--

we had attended a library program, where we had

a bunch of student ambassadors of PBS talk to us.

And you could see that these fifth graders,

not just really felt confident in who they were,

felt confident in what they could share with us,

but also loved PBS.

We knew that it was a really special place

when you saw these fifth graders

that had been through the full education years here at PBS,

and just wanted to give back by spending their time.

And that was pretty rare among

the other schools that we had toured.

- I recall the fifth grade library experience,

and I walked away thinking, wow, these kids are impressive.

They're well-rounded.

They're thoughtful.

They're well-spoken.

And they were also kind, caring.

It came across very prominently when you spoke to them.

I mean, they were, what?

9, 10 years old? 11 years old?

And it's like, I could have a conversation with you.

You are an interesting person.

You're getting a whole experience,

where your child is going to be cared for,

learn how to love to learn.

Kids are going to learn

how to be kind, caring, compassionate.

And you can get that at home,

but there's something different when you're with your peers,

with teachers who will reinforce that.

And it's not just talking the talk.

It actually does happen in the classroom.

- It is a big investment of resources,

especially given that we have three, with a fourth entering.

But when I think of the amount of time

that our children now spend at PBS, versus at home,

it's the best investment we can make.

Because the amount of hours they're here,

not just with their educators, but also with their peers,

and knowing that their peers and they share the same values

around respect and being able to be kind to each other,

is something really important

that I think you find unique in a small school environment.

And so, when we think of the investment,

we think of the ability to actually launch

our little children into the world independently,

and know that they've got the skills to,

not just be contributors to society,

but also be able to respect the surroundings.

- And be good global citizens one day,

when they're not around you.

- There are so many things.

- The community.

I think PBS has a wonderful community,

whether it's teachers, for sure,

the administration, for sure,

but the parents make up--

when we interviewed some of the parents

who either went to PBS, have kids at PBS,

or have kids who graduated from PBS,

it was always the same thing.

There's wonderful, kind, caring parents at PBS.

And they really invest their time,

no matter how busy they are, or where they are in the world.

- I love PBS.

As a first-time parent joining the PBS community,

this is our first formal school experience

with our oldest son.

And I think PBS really was a partner for us

in learning how to be a better parent.

I think PBS does a great job of parent education,

and making sure that the parents feel supported,

along with our children.

And that's a unique quality, I think, that PBS just

needs to remain focused on and has remained focused on.

While there are wonderful things that PBS

is continuing to remain at its core focus,

which I hope we never lose,

I do like that PBS is also saying,

well, there are more things that we can focus on.

There are more things we can do.

Where are there enrichment programs?

Where are there educators and faculty resources

we can bring in, not just for our children,

but for our teachers as well?

What's ongoing professional education we can provide?

What are the best in-class resources

we can provide to our faculty?

- You're taking feedback from parents on a regular basis,

and I know some of the feedback

was on some of the curriculum.

And PBS went out and invested in training teachers,

training parents to understand the curriculums,

and that shouldn't change,

because, again, that's what makes PBS, PBS.

It's all-inclusive.

If you have a question, the door's always open.

Someone's always happy to tell you about

why we're doing it this way versus another way,

and why we think this way's better.

- Well, we've been lucky enough

to partner with Mark Brackett, out of Yale.

And I've had the privilege of seeing him, as a parent,

and also observing him and seeing how he's interacting

with the classroom, and the tools he's bringing to PBS.

I love the approach of thinking

about emotional intelligence, and not just talking about it,

and talking about how people feel,

but also giving really tangible tools that kids and faculty

and parents can use to help identify and support emotion.

- I think the biggest thing for me is,

because of PBS, I think I communicate

with my kids better than I would normally.

They express themselves better.

We don't have meltdowns,

and kids kicking and screaming about things,

because they actually can say things like,

well, I'm sad, or I'm upset, or I didn't like that.

I didn't like the way you spoke to me.

Or, I didn't like the way my brother spoke to me,

or my sister spoke to me.

That communication is much clearer,

and that comes from an emotional intelligence

rather than a cognitive intelligence,

where you can express your feelings.

I think kids are definitely learning at their own pace.

If you're ahead, if you're behind,

you're not just put in a bucket,

and this is what we're doing today.

From preschool through fourth grade now,

very few of the projects have been the same.

It's all been kid-led.

- Yeah, I would say that,

the things that have been most surprising to me,

positively, around the curriculum,

have been things that, when I was growing up,

we didn't even spend time doing.

So, for example, our son, Aiden, in third grade,

did civil rights monologues.

And it's not traditional math or reading,

but yet, it incorporates everything,

from reading to social sciences and social studies

to history lessons, and then finally,

to being able to produce it and stand onstage,

and have the confidence to be able to articulate

and respect the figure that he had researched.

I think that having three kids

that have gone through the kindergarten program,

and looking at the way that they learned elementary,

learning how to read, all of them had different techniques.

All of them have different needs.

And all of them felt really well supported.

And so when I think of an individualized education,

I think of PBS.

I have many stories, having lots of kids here

over the years.

But I think that, looking at any of these stories

that allow for our children to be,

not just better learners,

but better global citizens, as Zain said earlier,

and for us to be more thoughtful parents,

and for us to learn the tools

that support our kids' individual needs, those are things

that I think are very unique to PBS,

that you don't find at other independent schools.

The collaboration, the community connection,

all of those things are embedded

in everything PBS does, meaningfully.

- I think if you want your child to love learning,

this is the place for your kid.

They're always innovating, always creating new content,

new teaching styles.

And if you want your kid to be well-rounded,

as far as an individual,

kind, caring, compassionate, generous,

those are all the things that happen at PBS

without any doubt.

Our kids come home, and they are

all of those things and more.

And if you want a community where you're going to be

respected as a person, a parent,

this is, by far, a very kind, caring community

where people definitely want to reach out to you,

want you to be a part of their lives.

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Fairy Garden In a Teacup Polymer Clay Sculpting Miniature Tutorial-Pt. 2 of 2 - Duration: 25:26.

Fairy houses are adorable and when you put them in a teacup they just get even

cuter. Hi there, Sandy here, welcome to part 2 of our series on making this

darling fairy garden in a teacup. So last week I showed you how to make little

houses, how to make succulents, mushrooms and flowers, and I just wanted to add a

few things to what I mentioned last week. I wanted to show you last week but I

couldn't find it that you can also use a thick piece of wire to make windows for

your houses. So just like that you can pop that in there. After you bake your

little houses you want to just antique them with some dark brown or black

acrylic paint, you can see here's one that wasn't antiqued and here one is one

that is and it just makes the doors and windows and details you added show up

better. These succulents that we made, I just wanted to mention that some of them

got pan pastels which really is a nice look for succulents, it makes them look

more real, these ones are more fantasy they have mica powders but usually

succulents don't sparkle like this but they're more like this one or this, that

got chalk pastels. And one other thing, I had to laugh at myself when I was

watching the video and I was showing you how to use this strip of baked clay to

emboss the doors and windows and I watched myself going like this, doop doop

doop to make a door and I just laughed because I said, gee all you got to do is

turn it this way and press, silly. I just said, "Duh, Sandy!" Just an addendum to those

items that we made last week. Oh, and here's a little mushroom all painted and

all I did was dipped this little ball tool in white paint and then dipped it

on here, dabbed it on here and painted the bottom inch of the toothpick white

as well. So as promised I have a few more ideas for things that you can add to

your fairy garden. How about if we make some a darling little

ladybugs? So I have some black and red clay as you might guess and I just

rolled a little ball less than a quarter of an inch, flattened it a bit, pressed it

onto the tile and then I rolled out some red clay on my pasta machine. There's two

problems with this scale: first of all my set of mini Kemper cutters are all too

big for cutting circles to make the ladybugs red parts and this one is too

small. This sheet of clay which is rolled out

on the thinnest setting of my pasta machine and is pretty thin is actually

too thick. So that actually made the problem easier

to solve. I'm going to use this small cutter, this is the 3/16 inch cutter, and

you can see that's too small for the wings of this ladybug, but since it's too

thick all we need to do is flatten it out and that makes it bigger and thinner

and problems solved. So that's about right, this is really thin and very

delicate so I'm going to cut that in half and then use my blade just scoop it

up and if you can... this is tricky,

sometimes a needle tool helps.

And it might take you a couple tries to get the proportions right so that you

like the look and just kind of roll that between your fingers a little to wrap

those around the body and then roll some itty-bitty pieces for the the dots.

Here's a way to do it, just pick that up, cut off a little tiny bit, pick it up on

your blade and use that to actually smush the dot right on. That didn't,

that's not particularly round.

And you can add just one dot or just a couple whatever you want. I'm adding

three because that just seems to look good,

and then if it's too small just press it a little bit more and it'll spread out.

Then go on and add as many dots as you want and then roll a little ball, and yes

I'm using sparkly black clay because the ladybugs in my fairy garden have sparkly

black parts. What I love is to roll this into a ball and then as I press it onto

the ladybug's body you kind of flatten it out into an oval which looks more like a

correct shape. And, yes, maybe I'm going insane with the details but I wanted to

add little antennae, and what I have here is I think that's probably 30 gauge wire.

I'm going to cut about an inch and this is so thin it can be tough to to push

into the ladybug's head so use a pair of flat nose pliers and hold it like within

1/8 of an inch quarter of an inch at the end of the wire

and then you can just stuff it in there, push it right in there,

and you use wire cutters to cut it off at the length you want. I have to do

a better job than that, Here are a few I did earlier with the aid of my

magnifying light. Don't you think they will look adorable crawling around our

fairy garden? Now I've been using red clay and black clay so I'm going to wipe

my fingers because we're moving onto bunny rabbits which maybe I would have

been smarter to have done the bunnies before I did the ladybugs. It all really

depends on the particular project that you're doing and the sizes and

proportions that you want but what I have here for mine is about an eight or

ten millimeter ball of white clay and try to keep your hands clean but don't

stress about it too much... just roll it into a ball... because we have a trick that

will help clean it up, and then roll it into a bit of an oval and kind of

flatten it down to your tile. For the bunny's head I have a six millimeter

ball and I'm just going to pinch it between my thumb and forefinger a little

to make it a little bit more triangular like the shape of a bunny's head, kind of

tap that down and also flatten the back and that's, that's more the shape of a

bunny's head. To make his little nose just use a needle tool you're going to

make a v-shape pointing down

and then a line below that there, and then you can also use your needle tool

the poke a spot for the eye. Go ahead and place that on the bunny's body but don't

put it too far forward. I think he looks cuter, he looks like he's kind of sitting

and squatting if you put it further back. I left his head a little round and

now we can just press it down just like that.

For his ears I have a couple of about three millimeter balls you can make them

bigger or smaller. I actually looked up pictures of bunnies online, not that mine

are going to look exactly like a bunny, but I think I got the general shape. So roll

those out into tapered like carroty shapes and don't press them flat, just

use your needle tool to do that job. Press in there to make that little

crease, then take a little bit of pink chalk pastel, you don't need much, just

scrape a little off, and a really tiny paintbrush and you can put that pastel

right in that spot.

Oh cute!

If you want you can also put a tiny dab of the pastel on his nose. Now I tried

mixing up a little pink clay for his nose but I wasn't really happy with it.

It was very hard at this scale to get the nose the right size and shape so I

thought just a dab of the pastel worked well and then pop on his ears. Oh he's so cute already.

Have his ears going whatever direction you want, again, just look at pictures of

bunnies online. You'll see all different ways their ears go. Oh my goodness he's

cute. Okay, almost done, actually. Pinch off a little tiny bit for his tail,

of course. Now this is white clay, oh goodness, and see, I'm just terrible, I'm

so bad at keeping white clay clean. I just... it's it's very frustrating. So I

found a workaround that not only keeps the clay clean but also makes him look a

little fuzzy. I would suggest before you do this that you just let him sit awhile,

don't do it right away, let the clay firm up and cool off a little bit, and get

yourself some white chalk pastel and scrape a fair amount, maybe a teaspoon or

so into a small dish. And here's a little bunny I made earlier and you can

probably see that the white clay is absolutely not

pristine, it's kind of covered with lint and such but we're gonna take care of

that, we're gonna drop him right into that pastel. I imagine you could just use

chalk like school chalk. I I know I bought some and I have no idea where it

went. Now you may have a hard time getting him

entirely coated so I have a little tiny scoop here and I'm just going to use

to cover the whole thing now not only... whoops his ear fell off. I'll

probably bake it as is and glue it on after because he's covered with pastel. It

makes him look fuzzy. So then you can take him out and don't worry about

brushing off the excess now, just bake him like that. And then here's one I did

earlier you can just take a soft brush when he comes out of the oven and kind

of brush off the excess. Isn't he adorable? To do his eyes just get some

black paint and a toothpick, you don't even have to squirt any out you can just

dip the toothpick in whatever you can find on the cap and then you can see

what I did here, just get the toothpick right into that hole and we'll darken up

his eyes and give him those little black eyes. And now you have cute little bunny

rabbits running around your garden. The bottom is going to be covered with

pastel so you might want to just run a little sandpaper over that before you

try gluing it in place in your garden. The next thing we're going to make is a

little arbor for our flowers to climb up. I just grabbed a couple of colors of

green and loosely mixed them together and then roll out very, very thin snakes.

And again, for the proportions you just have to look at what you have in the sizes

you're doing, mine is probably a couple millimeters thick.

What you're going to do with this is form your two sides of the archway so

kind of stick a little bit down to your tile and then just pull it in the other

direction until you have a u-shape that's about the size of your arbor. Make

two of those.

I'm not flattening it I'm just sticking it so that I can bring that curve around.

Make them a little bit longer than you want them to because some of that's

going to have to stick into the ground. And also make just a small section,

probably that is more, I know that is far more than we're going to need, of just

the green straight because those will be the side pieces that will hold the arbor

together, and bake those. When they come out of the oven you'll have something

like this. Now you need some sacrificial scrap clay and you'll also need some

Repel Gel. This is the way I figured out to do it that just seemed easiest and

what you're going to do with your scrap clay is roll a round shape that will fit

inside here or that your arbor will fit over neatly. So a little bit smaller.

Arbor or trellis I guess you could call this,

and the idea here is that we're going to put the two pieces of the arbor on here

and use this as a form to help us in placing our other pieces. Here's one

that's done so you can see what I mean and this is the sacrificial piece that I

baked it on and that way we have the shape and the form rather than having

the these little tiny bits and pieces flopping about. So what you'll need to do

once you are happy with the shape is just coat that with some repel gel. Make

sure you get the whole thing. This is great stuff if you don't have any it's

one of those things I don't use every day but when I need it I'm really glad I

have it. So there, just like that. Place two sides of your trellis on there

at whatever width just looks good and proportional to you, that looks about

right to me, try to keep them parallel. Next I have some translucent liquid

sculpey and I have here a teeny tiny dotting tool. I actually found this at a

Job Lot in with the with a little pack of nail art tools and this is great. So

right on the inside wherever you want your first rung you're just going to put

a little dot of TLS you could use a toothpick for this as well,

and then sort of look at your pieces and get an idea of the measurement and cut

it and err on cutting it big because you can always cut it down. I found it's

easiest to grab a pair of tweezers and put that in there and now I see how much

more I have to cut off. I think it's easier to do it this way than try to

get it perfect the first try. And then you end up cutting it too small. Still a

little big,

but you have plenty if you cut it too small just toss that piece and try

another one.

Just like that. Then once you have that in place go ahead and get a little bit more

TLS and put it on the joints. Try not to get too much on the form but you will

get some and that's okay. There, okay, and repeat that for all of the rungs that

you want. I put five on mine and now you can add your little flowers so wherever

you want one you want to put just a tiny dab of TLS especially along the sides

because you've got gravity working against you there. What you don't want is to put

so much liquid clay that the flowers just slip and slide, and there. I think I

just put five flowers on here and just let it set for a while before you put it

in the oven so that the the liquid clay gets tacky

and grips onto the flowers. And that was how this was baked was right on this

form and when it came out of the oven it was a little stuck because of all the

liquid clay that was in there and I had to just gently peel it off but it's fine

as you can see. So here are all of the elements that I've made for my little

garden I also collected these which are just undrilled

chips that I've bought for other various projects, and also a bag of moss. You can

get these at your craft store they'll sell just bags with a variety of

different mosses for just filling in spacers. Like these ones kind of look

like a bit of a forest in the background which might be cool. I did already kind

of get started in putting my... in choosing the placement of some of the different

elements in the teacup. I built up a little mound here for the biggest house

and added some moss and some of the mushrooms. Now if the mushrooms don't want to go in

and you feel like you're going to break your toothpick just take an awl, shove it

down exactly where you want your mushroom to go and then you can put that

in. These I've just put here as placeholders. I kind of want this big

clump behind the house and then a few over here for contrast and it's really

fun to just start putting these pieces in. Oh, I like that right there, and maybe

some of this bright green moss I'll put it towards the front.

Now this moss you can see is pretty springy and just as it is it comes up

like halfway up the side of the house so what I found to do and notice I have not

baked my base yet, so I've baked all the individual components but I have not

baked this part, that of the ground that's in the teacup, because I might

want to shift things around. What I've got here is just some Poly Bonder which

does a really good job it's like a super glue but the great thing about it is

that once you put it in the oven it sets it cures it so it's perfect for polymer

clay. So I just applied some of that there and then I've got some of this

moss and I'm just going to kind of press this in

and you just give that Poly Bonder a few seconds and it grabs. I've also taken

some of these chips and made a little foundation around this house which is

awfully cute and I think I'm going to glue that succulent in there. So a bit of

poly bonder on the bottom of that, tuck that right in. Again, just hold it down

for a moment and it will grab, there. Now I should probably place some of my other

little houses, that one looks cute, and if you find that they're a little sunk down

you can grab some more of your ground clay and just build them up a little higher,

but I kind of like that. To make a stone foundation you want to choose oh the

tiniest of stones, I mean just just some teeny tiny stones.

So these biggest ones although they look very small, yeah, they're probably too big.

And you can try to manage these with tweezers I found there they're kind of

slippery. You just do this in small sections. So let's see, we'll start out

with one that's going to go on the side here. Put some of the Poly Bonder on and

what I found works best is kinda drop it in the vicinity of where you want it.

Hey that worked out pretty well, and I found this tool, this is part of a wax

carving set, and I love this little paddle because I could kind of get a

hold of those stones and press them in around the house. Let's let's choose one

to go by the front door.

Again, I'm just kind of dropping it and wow, it is working out well, and then using

this flat part of the tool, just kind of press it in place. Some will need more

pressing than others. Then you just build up around your

houses to make a little foundation if you want to. You don't have to, it just

it looks more finished to me to do that. And then you go ahead and glue in all

your little pieces. Maybe I'll put a bunny over here towering over the house,

put some bunnies, put some ladybugs, I'll probably mark the holes with an awl to

get my arbor in the right place. I may glue one of the ladybugs on the

handle or on the rim, that would be cute. So you just tuck in bits of moss... I may

put this, let me cut this down a little and put this here it's like a little

forest behind that red house. Tuck in and all your bits and pieces, your additional

flowers can maybe be little flower beds around the house. And by the way, if

you're interested in the supplies I used click on the tag in the upper right

or the link in the description box to go to my blog post. I have, for every video I

have a blog post with a supply list and links to products for you. That's the

question you guys ask me the most so make sure you go ahead and check that

out. So have fun creating your little fairy

village, making it personalized and exactly the way you want it. Happy

creating, bye bye.

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Indie Subscription Unboxing - Holiday Box of Thirds | @laurenfairwx - Duration: 3:03.

Hello again! Lauren here. Lately, I can't get enough of beautiful products made by

indie makers and designers. Their work just makes me so happy!

I just love discovering companies run by awesome artists and one way I've been

doing that lately is with box of thirds. They sent me another one of their

subscription boxes, this time a holiday themed one, and I'm excited to open it

because they do such a wonderful job curating them. This is a non spon by

the way, they aren't paying me, I just really like them. I completely adored the

last box, so let's go ahead and see what they sent me this time! I love that they

put a ribbon on it. Aww it already looks so festive! This is what it looks like

when I first opened it. So the first thing that I spotted was a winter

sticker pack, oh they're so cute! These are adorable! I love inanimate objects with faces.

these are designed by an artist named Emily McGaughey in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

and I am completely obsessed with them, they're so cute. There's a little hot

cocoa with marshmallows and an ice skate and a tiny hat and a shovel and gloves

and this is just really really cute. Aw, mittens! I just love them so much! It's a sparkly adorable

enamel pin made by northern spells. It's a Japanese snow bunny and it's sparkly

and shiny and I love it so much. Oh this is pretty! It's a card case, it has slots

on both sides for cards and it's nice and compact and slim. This is really cute

too, it's a slim washi tape! I've really liked the super super slim washi tapes

lately, I find that I use them a lot more often because they don't take up as much

space and it has these sparkly metallic gold stars. I really like this. There are

some little mini candy canes in here. Oh my gosh, it's an embroidery kit! It comes

with a hoop and all the materials and the instructions. It's made by a company

called Hooplee and it is a Christmas wreath design. I'm so excited to get to

make this! What a cute idea. This one has a box of thirds sticker on it, I'm not

sure what it is yet but we're gonna find out together. I love the pattern! It's

beautiful! I'm assuming it's a tea towel, I think

it's gorgeous. I love patterns like this, I love the yellow, and it looks like

there's one more thing in here - it's whatever's in this box! Oh it's a mug and

it's metallic! Aw, this is beautiful! It's just so fancy and

classy and I love it. So yet again I am totally happy with everything in this

box. I really like the style of everything, all the artists are amazing, and I

just love the whole idea of this subscription box, that you get such

beautiful, thoughtful items in a box every month. So that's it for the box of

thirds Jolly themed box. If you liked this video and you want to see more like

it in the future, give me a thumbs up. What are your favorite independent

makers and subscription boxes? Let me know in the comments below. I hope you're

having a wonderful day, thanks for watching, and I'll see you soon.

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On the FOOTSTEPS of JURASSIC PARK! (Kauai, Hawaii) | Alex & MJ - On the GO - Duration: 9:55.

Pit, pit, pit, pit.

I'm calling the chicken.

Look how close they are!

Want to eat one for dinner?

Good morning YouTube, Good morning Facebook !

How's it going ?

We're doing great. It's really early still.

It's 6:25 AM.

It's still dark outside.

We're up this early because today, we're doing an activity.

We're doing an ATV ride.

It's basically a 4-wheeler but with a roof.

It's a 3 hour tour on a ranch somewhere.

According to the Weather Network it's suppose to rain a lot today, especially this morning

but it's not raining yet.

I'm crossing my fingers that it stays that way.

Anyways, if it rains, it just means we'll be dirtier.

They gave us a helmet and some glasses

to protect ourselves from the mud.

They also gave us this bandana that matches my glasses.

You look badass.

Especially with my kid's helmet.

So we have to do a little practice run to make sure we know how to drive.

Are you stressed-out MJ ?

Yes, I feel like I'm doing my driver's exam.

You really have to press hard on the pedal.

Remember that Alex, you have to press hard on the pedal.

- Real quick.

- How did y'all enjoy the tour?

Alright, are you ready MJ?

Very ready! - Let's go!

Jurassic Park baby!

So during the tour, we're stopping at different spots

and the guide tells us stuff.

For instance, many movies were filmed at this location here.

Tropic Thunder, Jurassic Park.

Actually, right there, is where, in the first movie,

the doctor and the two kids are running

away from the dinosaurs.

That's also where T-Rex comes out.

Anyways, it was all filmed there.

That's super cool!

I really spread my legs wide. I think everybody saw...

my family jewels.

Did you have fun? Your mouth is dirty.

I'm dirty?

Where?

Around your mouth. - Really?

The last bit was pretty muddy.

It was nice ! What's really cool is that this is a

private property that was purchased in...1872 i think. Is that right ?

Basically, they can't develop the land. They have to leave it intact.

It makes the landscapes really...

...really...

authentic.

Yea, that's the word.

Now it's only 10 AM which means we still have all day to do something.

What's next?

Last week I said I couldn't believe how big the waves were here.

Clearly, I hadn't seen anything yet.

The ones here are friggin' huge!

So big, that it's scary.

Two people, Jolyane et Marie, told us we had to eat Açai bowls.

So we can't leave the island without eating an Açai Bowl.

So, from what I can see, there's a lot of bananas,

chia seeds,

honey

and lots of granola.

I still don't know what the purple stuff is, but it's cold.

Cold on my teeth.

There's a lot of aunts trying to attack my bowl.

I'm eating Shave Ice.

They sell this stuff every where on the island.

It's ice.

If you want to taste what i'm eating,

go outside,

make a snowball,

and pour some fruit puree on top of it.

Same thing.

You look happy with your choice!

Yum, very filling!...

The sun is out!

Actually, the south of the island is known

to be the sunniest spot of the island.

I believe it because it's sunny now!

Behind me is the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.

It's a Canyon that looks like the Arizona Canyon.

But obviously, it's smaller.

It's the only one of its kind in Hawaii.

It's always frustrating when you try to take photos or videos of places like this

because it's so big!

So when you take your photos,

it never looks like what you're actually seeing.

You know what I mean?

Yes, absolutely!

You look at it

and say "Hey that's nice, i'll take a picture."

and when you look at your picture you're like: « No! It's prettier in real life!"

That's it, it's life...what can you do?

They're still nice photos

it's just nicer in real life.

So buy a plane ticket to Kauai

and come here.

Were currently hiking one of the trails of the Canyon

It's called the Canyon trail. Easy, right?

That's it.

MJ keeps whining.

"It goes up and down, up and down."

"The was back is going to be hard".

I have asthma, so of course I find it difficult!

Oh please, that's not an excuse!

Yes it is! It means i'm short of breath.

I'll have to hear her whining for 2 hours.

Sometimes...

« Hazardous cliff. The ground may break off without warning and you could be seriously injured or killed. »

I'll take my chances.

We startes hiking at 3:30 - 3:50pm

and everybody was leaving. Which means that now,

we have a sunset all for us.

We parked at the second view point

which was the best strategy because we were right beside the trail head.

So if you do this and leave at 3:50pm,

hike down for about an hour,

you'll have the trail to yourself and also the sunset.

There were many of you who left comments below last week's video,

both on Facebook and Youtube,

so instead of giving away 1 post card,

we're giving away 2!

Our first YouTube winner is Hannah Ryan!

Congrats!

And our Facebook winner is Brigitte Bélanger!

Congrats girls!

Send us a PM on Facebook or Instagram

and give us your address.

We'll send you your postcard ASAP.

If you'd like your chance to win next week's postcard,

leave a like and a comment below

and tell us where and with who you'd like to travel in 2018.

Write that in the comments section below and your name will automatically be in the draw.

We've been in Hawaï for 10 days already

and it's already time to leave for our next destination, Thailand!

Hawaii was nice!

Short, but nice!

We did many things, even a few activities we didn't put in the vlog

because they were activities we shot for FlipTFO.

We went surfing one day

which is how we got a huge sun burn.

We were lobsters! - Yep. We were quite red.

But it was fun.

We also went tubing down a river.

It was any activity where we didn't do anything for a few hours.

It was relaxing.

We're going to make a travel guide video of our 10-day trip in Kauai.

We'll talk about budget, where we stayed, activities, etc.

It should come out later this week.

It's going to be a great video for anybody planning a trip here.

It will be very useful.

That being said, don't forget to subscribe to our channel if you haven't done so already

and go like our Facebook page, Alex & MJ - On the GO.

We do Facebook Live's every week.

It's also a good way to follow our adventures on a daily basis.

You can also follow us on Instagram @alexmj_onthego

where we publish new photos every day.

Alright, see you next time, ciao!

See-ya!

Thank you.

That's a little Behind the Scenes moment.

It proves how windy it is here.

What were you saying MJ?

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Assassin's Creed Origins: The Hidden Ones DLC - Story Expansion | Launch Trailer - Duration: 1:24.

[XBOX SOUND]

MAN 1: The order is eternal.

[HORSES NEIGH]

And the Sinai belongs to us.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

MAN 2: Invaders descend upon our land while our creed is young

and our brotherhood uncertain.

With their lives, we must write our future.

MAN 1: So it is true.

The hidden ones exist.

Strange how you want the same things that we want--

peace, order.

And yet our ideas will survive.

[FIGHTING]

MAN 2: The innocent must always be protected.

WOMAN: No one shall be bigger than the greater good.

And our blades shall never tire.

ANNOUNCER 1: Assassin's Creed, Origins--

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CS:GO - ELEAGUE Major Pick'Em Predictions (Playoffs) - Duration: 3:48.

So the group stage is now over, in this video I would like to talk about my results and

also my predictions for the playoffs.

Hey guys, salut mes amis och hallå gubbar, Maxim here!

So I had 6 points before the group stage and now I have 21.

I still don't have enough points for the Bronze Trophy but it's actually not that bad to be

honest, the highest I've seen so far is 26.

I was a bit disappointed by Astralis but really surprised by how well it went for Quantum.

I remember seeing how happy they got and it really meant a lot to them.

Sadly my VP prediction was right and it was really tough seeing them get eliminated without

winning a match.

Most people would draw the conclusion that this is the end of VP, or at least their legendary

roster, but keep in mind nothing is confirmed, and I believe they'll still play as a team

even after this rough display.

Mousesports were struggling to get to the group stage, and they struggled even more

to get to the playoffs, but somehow they still managed.

I'm really happy Fnatic made it through but I'm also sad about Space Soldiers and Vega

not advancing.

So now let's go over to the playoffs.

First match is FaZe vs Mousesports.

Based purely off recent statistics this should be a win for FaZe.

However, if Oskar is having a flawless performance (which seems to be a key factor for Mousesports

success) who knows what can happen.

Even though this could very well destroy my Pick'Em, I'm still gonna pick FaZe.

I think Navi were a bit sad to see that I didn't have any yellow picks before so I'm

gonna listen to them this time and pick them to win against Quantum.

The last three matches Navi played, really seemed like they got back in shape so I really

hope they'll keep it up for this match as well.

Oh man this is a hard one.

The safest option for me feels like G2, but Cloud9 could really surprise us here, being

the american team.

However, some players in G2, for example Shox was able to end his 6 Group Stages exit streak

which is like a curse being removed.

I mean, this feels like a perfect time pour les Francais to show us what they can do,

so I'm going to pick G2.

Ah dayum, it favors SK, and even though I'm cheering for my Svenska Bröder,

I still believe SK will win.

Oh and something people forget is that Felps has played for about 8 months with SK in the past.

What I mean is that it's not really a stand-in the same way Zews is for Liquid.

Even if Boltz isn't playing, this team is still able to perform at a high level.

But if Fnatic manage to win it's not like it will be a total loss for me.

So in the playoffs as you might already know you need to pick all the matches at once before

the quarterfinals begin.

So I'm forced to pick a team here, and for this, I'm still gonna pick FaZe.

If I had to pick a team here, I would have to pick SK again even though I feel like G2

is really close to being my first pick.

Now for the finals.

The finals will also be played as a bo3 just like the other matches, and if there's one team

that I truly believe in, it's FaZe.

Looking at the Group Stages where they won all their matches including the one against

SK with felps I feel like they have a high chance of becoming major champions.

But I could be totally wrong and have Mousesports ruin it all * kappa *

So let me know in the comments how you picked and how many points you got.

Hope you enjoyed the video, if you want my reaction from the Major follow me on Twitter

and Instagram.

I'll see you guys in the next one, and go bananas!

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Assassin's Creed Origins: The Hidden Ones DLC - Story Expansion | Launch Trailer - Duration: 1:24.

[XBOX SOUND]

MAN 1: The order is eternal.

[HORSES NEIGH]

And the Sinai belongs to us.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

MAN 2: Invaders descend upon our land while our creed is young

and our brotherhood uncertain.

With their lives, we must write our future.

MAN 1: So it is true.

The hidden ones exist.

Strange how you want the same things that we want--

peace, order.

And yet our ideas will survive.

[FIGHTING]

MAN 2: The innocent must always be protected.

WOMAN: No one shall be bigger than the greater good.

And our blades shall never tire.

ANNOUNCER 1: Assassin's Creed, Origins--

get the season pass to unlock premium content.

ANNOUNCER 2: Get the ultimate experience on Xbox One.

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Accelerating Change for Social Inclusion - Barcelona - Duration: 3:14.

The ideal spaces to try out solutions,

to use as laboratories, are cities.

Municipalism, through its vocation to be the closest administration

Municipalism, through its vocation to be the closest administration

Municipalism, through its vocation to be the closest administration

that deals with the needs, the demands,

and the dialogue with the citizenship from its proximity,

has more capacity for detection, diagnosis and response.

There is a multi-faceted social exclusion

There is a multi-faceted social exclusion

in which various factors concur,

thus we are facing an accumulation of vulnerability factors.

In times of crisis, when the challenges multiply,

we have to put all our energy into knowing how to innovate

and responding differently to the problems.

At the same time, there are evidence-based innovations,

available here and there, that could be adapted and adopted.

The challenge is how we bring them, how we identify them

and how we implement them to scale.

There are no challenges that can be addressed by a sole actor.

We have to join forces among the public administration,

the business world, social organisations, citizens...

This programme fosters collaboration and brings together key stakeholders.

It was a joy to work with people with so much knowledge

It was a joy to work with people with so much knowledge

and so many suggestions for putting the ideas into practice.

The greatest source of innovation is always

The greatest source of innovation is always

to look at what has worked in other places,

to look at what has worked in other places,

otherwise we will have thousands of initiatives

but will be missing the concepts of efficiency and effectiveness.

We were looking for ideas to strengthen or accompany

We were looking for ideas to strengthen or accompany

the areas of activity and projects we were already working on.

the areas of activity and projects we were already working on.

You've done a really good job in gathering together organisations

who are doing different things and have very interesting models.

This project, and the dynamics achieved within its framework,

are truly unique.

We are really excited to leverage

what seems like a front-line way to be creative in problem-solving

long term, not just in a moment.

Systemic change is our priority.

It's inspiring me and I hope it's inspiring the city.

And hopefully things will come from that.

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Hassan Nasrallah: Israel didn't win any war since 1967 - Duration: 10:39.

Well, the sixth (force element for the Palestinian cause) is the persistence and endurance of Resistance movements in Lebanon and Palestine.

They did not run away, nor withdraw, nor have disarmed nor destroyed their missiles, nor threw them into the sea,

nor threw them in the trash or have bartered them, nor have changed their line, alliances or positions,

despite everything we have just mentioned: threats, intimidation, terrorism charges,

arrests, killings, imprisonment, blockade, drying up sources of money, laws imposing sanctions,

(inscription on the) list of terrorist organizations, etc.

This is also something (very) important.

But most importantly, let me emphasize, which also constitutes a success for the Resistance in Lebanon and Palestine

through all these (six or seven) past years: this resistance that works to its perpetuation, its strength, its readiness,

to increase its workforce, on moral, psychological, material, military and security levels,

this very Israel, at its (annual conference) of Herzliya (June 2017), considering the countries he called "the moderate Sunni Arab countries"

(And in reality, the responsibility to respond to these statements lies more with Sunnis than with us)

but at the same time, Liberman, the fanatic extremist, what did he say?

When speaking of the problem of why Israel has not reached compromise agreements in the region,

he lists a number of reasons, and I'll just read two lines and a half (of his statement).

One of the reasons he sets out, listen well because these words have cost (a lot of) blood,

and are a (true) success, a victory, a recognition of the enemy (himself)

(that should be taken into consideration by) those who are still discussing (this reality).

In this speech at Herzliya, Lieberman said: "I consider that one of our problems is that since 1967,

we haven't... we haven't... (laughs)

we haven't won any battle."

This is what Liberman (says).

I resume my reading: "I consider that one of our problems is that since 1967 we haven't won any battle.

In fact, the last battle, and the last time we won (a war), it was the war of the six-days.

Who won and who lost (then) was not a matter of doubt for anyone. "

That is to say, in 67, no one had any doubt that Israel had won, and that the Arabs had lost.

"The lack of victories is something that leads to low confidence (in our abilities) of the opposing party. "

I'm going to quote again from his words (after my comment).

Well, so they now recognize (their successive defeats).

And so after 1973, he had to get a victory (hence the invasion of Lebanon), just like now, they must destroy Syria

and work (to undermine) the resistance movements because Israel needs a victory.

Israel needs a victory. To reach a compromise agreement (with Arab countries), Israel needs a victory.

Now, of course, there are some sneaky aspirants (to power) or ancient occupants of trembling thrones that want to offer Israel a political victory without a fight, for free.

I will also return to that.

The other element that must also be recorded to the credit of the Lebanon and Palestine Resistance...

I still hope everyone will be very attentive to these words, because in Lebanon, in general, we follow such statements:

an Israeli official rises (regularly) to make (threats of war), one claims to send Lebanon back 20 years,

the other 50 years, yet another 200 years...

Regularly, the ambassadors also, some foreign embassies (trying) to intimidate the Lebanese officials,

(implying a hint) there will be a war or not, that the summer will be hot or not, etc.

Of course, I will read these two excerpts, but we do not trust the Israelis, (so) it does not mean that we are sure (of the veracity of their statements).

But (I read them) to show what was the state of mind of the conference, what was said between them.

(I will read) an extract of statements by the Israeli Minister of Defense, the Minister of War,

and a text of the Chief of Staff of the enemy Army.

These are the two people most concerned by matters of war, with Netanyahu.

Liberman said (I quote him so that some frightened Lebanese will be reassured):

"People always ask me: 'What is going to happen in Gaza? Are we once again face a war?

What will happen with Hezbollah? What will happen in Syria? ' And once again, I repeat what I always say... "

Who is expressing himself here? Liberman, the one who (kept) threatening, promising (military action), foaming (with rage), etc.

"We have no intention of taking the initiative in any military action,

neither in summer nor autumn, neither to the North [that is to say with us] nor South [that is to say to our brothers in Gaza].

Our goal is prevention without war.

And it is possible to [take action of] prevention without starting a war by creating a real and effective deterrence, about which we can discuss."

Thanks to the deterrence, war is prevented.

Well, who is speaking here? The enemy Minister of War.

Of course, he spoke in a lot of open and transparent manner in his speech.

Well, why? Why does he not want war? Neither with Gaza nor with Lebanon?

Because such a war would be (very) expensive, my (dear) brothers and sisters.

It is with such statements that we must understand the importance of the achievements in Gaza and the importance of the achievements in Lebanon.

The success of the Resistance, the success of the golden equation Army-People-Resistance.

The success of national harmony, even in general terms.

That's success. But fundamentally, it is the resistance, which has the ability to make any war with Israel extremely costly for Israel.

And [Lieberman], what did he say just before? He wants a victory. And he knows that a war in Gaza will bring no victory.

And a war against Lebanon will bring no victory.

He can destroy, kill, violate... Nobody disputes the bestiality of the enemy and its abilities [of destruction].

But it can not achieve a victory because it (faces) willpower, resistant fighters, heroes, a nation that embraces (the Resistance)

a people, families of martyrs, political leadership, scholars, forces, etc., etc., etc.

Therefore, the Resistance (has nothing to fear), and continues to achieve victories hour after hour.

This very situation is a deterrent to the enemy.

The situation in which the enemy knows he has neither door nor window, nor any hole to launch a successful war against Lebanon,

or to conduct a successful war in Gaza is what deters him.

And it is a proof of the strength of the Resistance in Lebanon, proof of the strength of the Resistance in Gaza

and this is the fundamental consideration taken into account by the enemy regarding the Resistance and its battles.

The Chief of Staff of the enemy Army also said, after extensively describing the (alleged) Israel's ability to act, destroy, break, eradicate and anything you want,

finally, he says: "And despite the facts that we have described, and our strong desire to remove the organization Hizballah south of the Litani,

as called for in (UN) Resolution 1701, we have an interest... [to what?] ... we have an interest that this calm continues for many years ahead. "

This is not the Foreign Minister who speaks, it's not a diplomat: it's the head of the Army, whose role is to threaten, promise, terrorize, frighten. ..

What does he say? He says that "our interest is to stay calm, sensible, we want peace for many years,

as long as we can achieve that calm by this deterrence."

Well, why not? Why does Israel consider the Resistance like that today?

So.

Seventh (force element for the Palestinian cause), with the Islamic Community (besides Iran and Yemen widely mentioned before), and despite all the injuries,

look today the people of Bahrain who manifests, and to whom are shot (live) bullets.

O Palestinian people (I speak again to our Palestinian brothers), your brothers in Bahrain demonstrate for you,

for your cause, for your holy places for your rights, and the regime of Khalifa shoots them on their heads and on their chests,

and it stops them, tortures, imprisons, hits them.

But the people of Bahrain, faithful and loyal (to Palestine) too, showed up (massively) today to say that Palestine for us

is a religion, a principle (of faith), a brotherhood, a family, an Islamic community...

It's the same when we consider Nigeria.

Their leader and Sheikh is in jail [Sheikh Zakzaky] because of a Saudi plot, thousands of them were killed,

thousands of them were arrested, but today they demonstrated by hundreds of thousands, tens of thousands and in several cities

for Palestine and Al-Quds (Jerusalem). And we see the same in Iraq, Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Turkey, Mauritania ...

in Western capitals, London and elsewhere.

What does this mean ? This means that the Islamic Community, despite threats (against them), distractions and overwhelm [caused by crises],

its being teared, its sectarian, religious, racial, partisan and identity incitement, to which it is subject, and all you want,

Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and Palestine are still present (in the hearts and minds), and will be so more and more.

I wanted to mention all that to show that no, in the opposite Axis [facing the USA-Israel-Europe-Saudi Arabia-Gulf Axis]

the important goal of the liquidation of the Palestinian cause, the exclusion of Palestine and the Palestinian cause from the equation

has not been realized, it failed. They failed to realize it, and even more,

the Resistance Axis grows in presence, efficiency and power.

That's what I wanted to say last (before the conclusion soon to be translated). I wanted to talk about the internal situation in Lebanon but unfortunately I will not have time.

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Hey! Dan here and in this video we're going to talk about what motivates an

ENFP or another way to look at it is how to set goals as an ENFP how to determine

the things you want to have happen in a way that will actually be motivating for

you and therefore you'll be more likely to actually achieve now. Full disclaimer:

I am NOT claiming to be an expert at achieving goals or anything like that.

There are a lot of pieces of paper scribbled around my apartment from over

the years that have not been achieved but I want to share what has worked for

me as well as what hasn't. So one of the things that has not worked for me is

setting goals based on numbers. You know I want to earn X dollars like ten

thousand dollars per year or per year that would be pretty easy ten thousand

dollars per month as a goal I remember that was my goal oh and I was 23 or 24

which is sort of picking a number right this is what I want to earn or the other

way of setting them is around like these big impact numbers people do like I want

to impact 1 million people or I want 1 billion people to watch my videos that

sort of stuff for me I've never found that is really that motivating or that

that it actually works out now what 1/2 pound is really likely to succeed for me

in terms of setting goals are things about experiences or big changes and

specifically anything that involves people and an impact in that way tends

to work a lot better for me so if I look back at some goals I set in my early 20s

and I'm in my 30s now the ones that I had set that were based on just earning

X amount of money or buying this car or this sort of thing which I thought was

what I wanted but really wasn't but you know that was the influence as I had at

that stage in my life when I look at those I rarely would actually achieve

those because they'd look good on paper but it wasn't what I really wanted where

if I look at the things that are experience based or like go live in this

city or go visit this friend in this country or become a big brother or you

know these sorts of things those almost always

happened because well a couple of reasons one is in some ways they are

easier to make happen at least for me I know there's a lot of people who make a

lot of money and could never bring themselves to move to a new city or go

travel or whatever but for me I always found them easier because you can make

one big decision so buy a plane ticket you know sell all your furniture that

sort of thing and then make that big change but I think more importantly the

motivation for me and I think for most if not all enfps is around people we

love to help other people or create experiences or stories for them or

contribute to other people in a way of you know visiting them somewhere or

creating this great event that they get to experience or making a change in

their lives this is a very common thing I hear from other enfps like my coaching

clients is sometimes they're earning a lot of money but their motivation is

never the money it's about the impact it's about connecting with people it's

about creating something so this is the other element for enfps is we generally

like to create things and that means following a script following like you'll

see ads online for these business in a box like follow the 12 step blueprint

and blah blah blah right that is not going to work very well for an ENFP

because we like to create something new original it doesn't have to be some work

of art but we'd rather have a challenge and something that we actually are

working on and making something that's new than just following sort of a script

or a routine that we do the same thing every day and every day and so stepping

back if you're looking at the two goals or two sorry things to base your goals

off of I would look at people and your connection with them in the actual

moment so let's say you're locked away in a laboratory and you're saying I want

to impact 10,000 people and you're doing work and you give your work to someone

and they share it with 10,000 people that's not going to be as motivating as

if you or working directly with ten people or

20 people where you actually have that human interaction element that's going

to be I think the most important part of it where you actually have that direct

connection with other people it doesn't mean you can't also influence 10,000

people or a hundred thousand people or whatever your work can touch many people

but having that interactive element with people directly is going to be really

important and then the second part is can you be creating something or doing

something where there at the very least is a challenge for you if it's really

easy work if it's repetitive if there's not a lot of risk of failing it's going

to be really hard to motivate yourself at least that's been my experience I

found that something that in theory should be really easy take a couple

hours if it's too easy I almost can't do it might take me ten hours to do because

I'll procrastinate it because there's no challenge there there's nothing on

creating where something that should be extremely difficult will actually be

easy for me because it's challenging and it energizes me and I get excited about

it and that makes the whole thing a lot more fun and then that experience is

actually easy and I get a lot more work done and yada-yada-yada right and so if

you're looking at your goals I would say look at these two elements is it related

to people are you going to get some kind of feedback from what you're doing and

is it challenging enough are you actually doing something that's going to

excite you and energize at you and I think if you apply these two things to

setting goals and I guess it is around New Year's now so probably a good time

to look at setting some goals I think if you're going to apply these two things

you'll find that it becomes a lot easier to achieve your goals and also the

process will be a lot more fun that's it for now thanks for watching if you've

enjoyed this be sure to subscribe to the channel and catch you in some other

videos soon thanks for watching

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10 Fascinating Plot Wrinkles of World War II - Duration: 14:22.

World War II was a tragedy filled mass conflict with numerous strategic mistakes, violations

of international law and general military weight-throwing.

But amongst the fighting were many bizarre military actions, seemingly outlandish but

well documented family connections and twists and turns that are sure to surprise the history

buff.

10.

Hitler's Blood Nephew serves in the US Navy

Yes, it happened.

One Hitler led the Nazis but simultaneously, another Hitler family member, Adolf Hitler's

nephew William served in the World War Two on the side of the United States after immigrating

to the United States from Europe.

In a bizarre historical twist, Adolf Hitler's nephew William Patrick Hitler, later William

Patrick Stuart-Houston (who was Adolf Hitler's half-brother's son) successfully joined

the US Navy and assisted in the war effort against the Nazis.

Born in England, his mother was the English wife of Alois Hitler, Jr., who failed to return

after a time of separation resulting from the outbreak of WWI.

The young William saw his uncle at a rally and later met him in person, eventually meeting

with him and arranging to get work in Germany.

He later returned to England, but when he could not get work, traveled to the US and

attempted to get into the US Navy.

In the United States, he authored a six page long article titled "Why I hate my Uncle"

in which he described an abusive personality held by Adolf Hitler that scared him during

personal contact with his uncle.

He was finally admitted sometime after writing directly to President Franklin D. Roosevelt

and succeeded in being sworn into the Navy on March 6, 1944.

He served as a medic and after being wounded, he received the Purple Heart in recognition

of the sacrifice in battle and continued to serve after the end of WWII before his discharge.

9.

King Edward the VIII

England stands out as a beacon of resistance to Nazi Germany, but some complexities existed

involving British Royalty that the Nazis sought to exploit.

Prior to WWII, the King of England, King Edward VIII abdicated after marrying an American

woman and was restyled as the Duke of Windsor.

Following a visit to Nazi Germany 1937, where the couple even had tea with Hitler and spent

time with Joseph Goebbels, the Duke, who had felt snubbed by the Royal family, was targeted

by a accusations of being a Nazi sympathizer.

Possibly stemming from his visit to Nazi Germany and the familiarity of Nazi officials with

the effectively exiled former royal and his wife, a plot was cooked up by the Nazi regime

and reflected in telegrams which Churchill wanted destroyed on the basis that they could

create an impression of disloyalty.

The captured Nazi telegram outlined plans to kidnap the Duke of Windsor in Portugal,

together with his wife following their escape from Paris, and install him as a puppet King

of England in the event of a Nazi conquest of the British Isles.

Fortunately, this event never took place, but the existence of the plan has cast a shadow

of suspicion and curiosity around the life and beliefs of King Edward VIII.

The fear that the telegrams would cause people to believe there was good reason for the Nazi

regime to look to the Duke as a puppet dictator candidate motivated Churchill to try hard

to suppress the telegram content and continue his efforts for many years after the war ended.

8.

Japanese Balloons Strike the US Mainland

While an enemy aircraft invasion never caused fatalities on the mainland United States State

in WWII, around 9,000 incendiary bomb and anti-personnel bomb carrying balloons were

produced in Japan and released from the Japanese islands to float across the Pacific and drop

bombs on the mainland United States.

Measuring 33 feet wide and 70 feet tall, the terrifying and ghostly flying machines were

enormous in size for what they were and nearly miraculous in their ability to float across

the Pacific Ocean all the way from Japan.

The Fugu or "wind ship weapons" went as far across the US as Michigan and were the

world's first intercontinental weapon.

A 15 kilogram anti-personnel bomb, four separate 4.5 kilogram incendiary bombs, and a flash

bomb to annihilate any record of the balloon existing were incorporated into its design.

Despite their range, the actual amount of damage inflicted by these balloons was fortunately

far less than might have been predicted.

The balloons themselves were shrouded in secrecy due to their self-destructing design, frequent

loss to remote areas, and deliberate suppression of information about their existence to prevent

Japan receiving any encouragement through knowledge of any success in hitting the United

States.

Sadly, that secrecy proved fatal and had to be ended after a pregnant Reverend's wife

and five church children were killed on a church picnic in Oregon on May 5, 1945.

Years after the end of World War II, a group of Japanese citizens who had participated

in making the balloons as schoolchildren later sent apology messages and paper cranes when

they learned of the tragedy the project had supported.

7.

Denmark Saves the Majority of Jewish Citizens

During World War Two, it was not only deliberate acts constituting crimes against humanity

that contributed to the tragedy of the Holocaust, but a failure by many to oppose the persecution.

In contrast, Denmark showed a greater measure of bravery and foresight overall compared

to the situation in other countries such as the Netherlands and, of course, Germany.

In dealing with the German invasion, Danish citizens and officials resisted the German

massacre of Jewish citizens by regarding them as countrymen, part of Danish Society by existence,

marriage, and rights.

By seeing attacks against their Jewish population as an attack on Denmark itself, Danish opposition

to the Holocaust was strong.

World War II was not only a time defined by aggression, it was also a time of great complicity

and cowardice.

Denmark had a remarkably different view and found a variety of clever ways to forestall

Nazi attacks on the Jewish population.

Cooperating rather than collaborating with Germany, the King of Denmark declared that

any attempt to harm Jewish people would bring an end to assistance that the Germans wanted

and threatened to wear a yellow star himself if pushed.

The result of the resistance included a backing off by German forces and a fudged Nazi roundup

that was enacted only after the Jewish community was given a chance to escape.

6.

Battle for Itter Castle

In World War II, the "Battle of Schloss Itter" was the only time German and American

troops fought as allies.

In May 1945, Bavarian borne German Wehrmacht Major Sepp Gangl, who had grown to dislike

the Nazis, joined the Austrian Anti-Nazi Resistance and dedicated his efforts to opposing Nazism

and needless loss of life.

On May 5, 1945, five days after the suicide of Hitler, Major Gangl and men following him

approached American troops of the 23rd Tank Battalion of the US 12th Armored Division

under Captain Jack Lee with a white flag, desperately seeking their help to hold off

a bid by the SS to execute high status prisoners who were held at Itter Castle (Schloss Itter)

in Austria like hostages to provide leverage in military bargaining.

VIP prisoners held in the castle, including two former French Presidents, were under siege

by SS troops who had decided to execute all the prisoners as the final moments of the

war unfolded.

In contrast, Gangl wanted to save the prisoners of Schloss Itter from Nazi forces who would

otherwise have killed them.

Gangl successfully secured American assistance required to hold off the SS attack, saving

the prisoners in the castle from execution.

In the midst of fighting the SS alongside the American battalion, Gangl himself lost

his life after his "defection" to the anti-Nazi position, fatally shot by an SS

Sniper.

5.

Nobuo Fujita the Air Raid Apologizer

Despite fears of an aerial attack on the mainland United States that were brought to the forefront

of public thought by the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor, the event never materialized

in the form of a manned aircraft bombing run.

That is, except for the almost unbelievably daring yet cautiously completed missions carried

out by just one Japanese Navy aviator in 1942.

Japanese pilot Nobuo Fujita, who was the only enemy pilot in WWII to bomb the contiguous

United States, set out in a bid to start forest fires near Bookings, Oregon in a carefully

planned mission intended to serve as revenge for an American air raid on Tokyo.

The way the attack unfolded was admittedly creepy in its intent and methodology.

The brainchild of Fujita himself, the attack involved launching a Yokosuka E14Y "Glen"

floatplane from the deck of a submarine stationed offshore, carrying out the attack, and returning.

The aircraft would then be disassembled and placed back into the submarine.

A large submarine fitted with a waterproof hanger approached the Oregon coast on September

9, 1942 and launched Fujita's plane by catapult.

The attack was a success in that the bombs were dropped, but the wet weather of the Oregon

coast prevented the catastrophic forest fires that the raid was intended to trigger.

After the war's end, Fujita was invited to return by community leaders, and he returned

to apologize and offer a family heirloom samurai sword as a gift.

He had planned to commit Seppuku, a ritual suicide, if he was not received well by the

community.

Despite initial controversy over his visit, he was largely welcomed with acceptance, and

he made multiple subsequent returns and planted a tree at the site of the bombing.

4.

Joseph Goebbels Served as Chancellor for a Day

Adolf Hitler remains at the highest levels of notoriety for his orchestration of war

crimes as the Austrian immigrant turned German Chancellor who led the German nation throughout

the course of World War II.

However, it is a far lesser known yet very historically and technically important fact

that Joseph Goebbels served as Chancellor at the end of the Second World War.

Hitler's suicide left Germany without a Chancellor in the last moments of World War

2, as his death took place technically before the global conflict ended and prior to the

German surrender.

Upon Hitler's demise, the role of Chancellor had to be filled and the one to take it was

none other than the much-hated Joseph Goebbels, the Third Reich Propaganda Minister.

His background in German philosophy, writing and literature studies, and fanatical dedication

to promoting Hitler caused him to be greatly favored by Hitler, who preferred and trusted

him compared to other Nazi leaders, many of whom had greatly displeased him in the end.

On April 30, one day after marrying his mistress, Eva Braun, Hitler committed suicide, leaving

Goebbels as Chancellor of the German Reich.

In his will, Hitler appointed Goebbels as Chancellor, also abolishing the position of

Führer.

Goebbels carried out a single act as Chancellor, unsuccessfully trying to request a ceasefire

from Soviet forces in the Battle of Berlin.

Later that day, on May 1, 1945, Goebbels commited suicide in a bunker, along with his wife Magda,

after having their six children poisoned by a dentist from the SS.

3.

Italy Fought on Both Sides in WWII

Fascist Italy is notorious in history as the birthplace of Mussolini's Fascism, viewed

by the less informed as the smaller ally of Nazi Germany in WWII and by the better informed

as part of the inspiration for the virulent philosophies and crimes of Hitler's Nazi

party.

What is less known, and highly significant in the outcome of World War Two history is

the fact that Italy fought on both sides in the war, fighting firstly for the Axis as

one of the big three Axis players, namely Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Imperial

Japan, then fighting for the Allies as the Italian Social Republic.

As the war progressed, Mussolini was receiving lower and lower levels of approval and was

ousted by a Grand Council of Fascism vote and subsequently arrested upon the orders

of King Victor Immanuel.

On the fateful day of October 13, 1943, one month after General Pietro Badoglio surrendered

the Kingdom of Italy to Allied interests, the Kingdom of Italy declared war on Nazi

Germany.

The Nazi interests and Fascist leadership were less than keen to give up, leading to

the Italian Civil War between the Kingdom of Italy, the new Italian Co-belligerent army,

and Italian Resistance on one side, and the Fascist puppet-state Italian Social Republic,

which reinstated Mussolini after his capture by the Allies and subsequent extraction from

captivity by German operatives on September 12, 1943.

2.

North America Failed to Protect Jewish Refugees

The United States and Canada have a well-earned modern reputation for taking in refugees and

making some very progressive immigration and refugee accommodation decisions.

However, it is not only the historic abuses of First Nations in North America that have

drawn the ire of historians and human rights advocates.

It is a little-known fact that Canada's WWII era wartime Prime Minister William Lyon

Mackenzie King brought a strange mix of perspectives to the war, discouraging involvement in the

conflict at first and later refusing to accept a ship with over 900 Jewish refugees fleeing

Nazi Germany that departed on May 13, 1939.

The SS St Louis had come to Canada under the command of a German captain named Gustav Schroeder,

who sought refuge for the refugees in Cuba, the United States, being turned away by both,

and apparently knew that Canada was not an option.

Prime Minister King debated the matter, but ultimately, upon the advice of his incredibly

strict immigration minister, Frederick Blair, the refuges were never invited into Canada.

Under Blair, racially biased immigration policies in effect led to a mere 5,000 Jewish refugees

being accepted into Canada, compared to 200,000 that were allowed into the United States.

Still, the American authorities refused to allow the ship of Jewish refugees into the

United States.

Finally, a deal was made where the refugees would be accepted in Great Britain, Belgium,

the Netherlands and France.

Many survived the war, but over 254 died in the Nazi invasion.

Captain Schroeder was demoted by the Nazi regime, but later received a post-humous medal

from the German government for his efforts.

1.

The Holdout Soldiers of Imperial Japan

The end of World War II hostilities came cleanly and quickly once the Japanese surrender was

finalized on September 2, 1945.

Yet at the scale of the individual, some of the most remarkable, lonely, and in fact creepy

extensions of WWII hostilities occurred through rogue "stalwart" Japanese soldiers who

did not get that the war was over and continued hostile acts, living in a time warp as active

soldiers on patrol for years, even decades after the war's official end.

In the case of Hiroo Onoda (pictured above), who was cut off from his unit by an American

advance on February 28, 1945, he believed news of surrender was mere propaganda.

In an admittedly eerie turn of events, he proceeded to live on Lubang Island, Philippines

for the next 30 years.

Subsequently, he believed that villagers on the island were guerrilla fighters and actually

proceeded to kill several over the years in what to him were simply acts of warfare.

30 years later, he was discovered by the Japanese explorer Norio Suzuki, who introduced himself,

and then when Onoda refused to come home, returned and presented papers to officially

relieve him of his duties, allowing him to return to Japan.

There, Onodo authored his book No Surrender: My Thirty-Year War.

Despite the violence enacted during his solitary war in which he kept his rifle well maintained,

he was pardoned by the Philippine President and peacefully received after laying down

his arms.

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Obama Dropped A Nuke On Democrats' 'Schumer Shutdown,' But There's One HUGE Catch - Duration: 6:08.

SEE IT: Obama Dropped A Nuke On Democrats' 'Schumer Shutdown,' But There's One

HUGE Catch.

Late Friday, our government was thrust into what's being called the "Schumer Shutdown"

after Democrats put the interest of illegals before the well-being of Americans.

In a shocking twist, Democrats just got ripped apart by former President Barack Obama in

a clip that just recently resurfaced.

Unfortunately for them, it all centers around their part in the government shutdown — but

there's one huge catch you have to see to believe.

Democrats are catching hell from all sides.

With even the liberal media and their own base saying the government shutdown is completely

and entirely the fault of Democratic lawmakers, it's kind of hard to argue otherwise.

Sadly, it doesn't look like there is an end in sight at this point in time.

Be that as it may, things just got a lot worse for the left after a clip of former President

Barack Obama just resurfaced.

As it turns out, the former president ripped into the government shutdown, but there's

actually a huge catch — the clip is from 2013 when he was scolding Republicans for

the government shutdown during his presidency, but it certainly applies to the current situation

today and what the Democrats are doing.

As BizPac Review reports, "Obama's speech from the 2013 shutdown drops a nuke on the

Schumer shutdown."

Even better yet, it hits on the same exact topics that are relevant to today's events

such as immigration reform.

However, the biggest problem for the left is that everything he yelled at Republicans

for back then applies directly to Democrats today.

"You don't like

a particular policy or a particular president?

Then argue for your position.

Go out there and win an election.

Push to change it.

But don't break it," Obama said in his remarks on October 17, 2013, after Congress

reached a deal to reopen the government, The Daily Caller reports.

"Don't break what our predecessors spent over two centuries building.

That's not being faithful to what this country's about," the former president added at the

time.

"Now, there's been a lot of discussion lately of the politics of this shutdown,"

Obama continued.

"But let's be clear.

There are no winners here.

These last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy."

Essentially, Obama had a clear message to Republicans: "I won.

Get over it," basically telling members of the political right that the things were

going to go the way he wanted because he was president.

What's more, this was actually the second time he had made similar remarks.

Previously, in 2010, he smugly told Senator John McCain that "the election is over."

Now that the shoe is on the other foot, we've all seen how well this same sentiment is going

over for President Donald Trump.

Furthermore, how do you think Democrats would react if Trump told them that he won the election

and that they better get over it and do things according to his wishes?

What do you think the liberals of America would do?

I think we'd see riots — again.

Indeed, there would be yet another national hissy fit, and this really just goes to show

the hypocrisy of the left.

Not only do these people expect and demand things to go a certain way when they're

in charge, but they do the same things they accused Republicans of when the situation

was reversed.

Currently, Democrats aren't looking too good considering the fact that nearly everyone

is blaming them for what happened.

Making matters worse for them, when you show exactly how you would like to be treated when

in a position of authority only to turn around and do exactly what you once condemned, well,

that isn't a good color on anyone.

The left has some serious self-reflecting to do, but the main thing here is that former

President Barack Obama eventually got what he wanted out of the government shutdown standoff.

My guess is, President Donald Trump will too — it's just a shame that the hypocritical

left has to hold this country hostage while they try to make a point.

What a sad day for America.

Luckily, we can change all that with midterm elections fastly approaching this year.

It's time America tells the Democrats, "Never again will you put illegals before those you

are supposed to serve" — because they won't be serving, they'll be voted out!

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