Youtube daily report Feb 6 2018

Since the global financial crisis a decade ago, a few simple guidelines have helped investors make sense of the markets.

Global growth and inflation will be perpetually weak. Central banks will help by keeping interest rates low. And stocks will almost invariably rise.

The rule book is now changing, a shift that is sending tremors through the financial markets. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell by more than 4 percent on Monday,

deepening its losses from the previous week and erasing its gains for the year.

The Dow Jones industrial average sank by 4.6 percent. Bond yields, the basis for key borrowing costs such as mortgage rates, have risen fast in recent weeks.

In trading in Asia on Tuesday morning, markets signaled another tough day.

Major stock markets in the region plunged after the drop in the United States on Monday, suggesting the pain could continue.

In Japan, stocks were down more than 5 percent in morning trading, while shares in Hong Kong were down more than 4 percent.

Those sharp moves come as investors digest the growth prospects for the world — and rebalance their views on the relative merits of stashing their cash in risky assets like stocks, safer spots such as government bonds and the myriad investment opportunities offered by a global economy moving in sync.

The world's largest economies are all expanding, as the most important central bank, the United States Federal Reserve, is draining billions of dollars from the financial system and raising interest rates.

And investors are concerned that tenuous signs of inflation could mean central banks around the world will start to remove their support even faster.

It's an interesting complexity for investors to assess. What's good for the economy isn't always good for the markets.

The strong job report last week fueled hopes that wage growth would follow.

But higher wages could lead to higher inflation, creating new challenges for the central bank to manage.

New leadership at the Fed is adding a degree of uncertainty. Jerome H. Powell was sworn in as the 16th chairman of the Federal Reserve on Monday, after the departure of his predecessor,

Janet L. Yellen. The markets do not have a clear understanding of exactly how, if at all, Mr. Powell's views on unemployment and inflation will differ from that of Ms. Yellen.

A rocky patch for the markets could become awkward for President Trump. He has repeatedly claimed

While giving a speech during Monday's sell-off, Mr. Trump made no mention of stocks. Afterward, the White House instead extolled the "long-term economic fundamentals,

which remain exceptionally strong, with strengthening U.S. economic growth, historically low unemployment, and increasing wages for American workers."

Mr. Trump's habit of regularly boasting about stock market surges is a practice other presidents avoided.

They knew that what goes up may go down again, and they did not want to take the blame for market forces beyond their control.

Stocks surged broadly during the president's first year in office. By late January the S.&P. 500 was up 27 percent since Mr.

Trump's inauguration. But the last few days of trading cut those gains to just 17 percent.

"When you get this kind of sell-off, it kind of feeds on itself," said Michael P. Ryan, chief investment officer for the Americas at UBS Wealth Management.

Although the market opened lower on Monday, it actually had climbed into positive territory in the morning.

But the declines snowballed throughout the afternoon. The 4.1 percent drop was the worst for the S.&P. since August 2011.

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Penn State Today QuickCast: November 8, 2017 - Duration: 2:34.

[Anchor:DREW] (DREW) HI, I'M DREW AUNKST.

[Anchor:KELSIE] (KELSIE) AND I'M KELSIE CAIRNS.

THIS IS A PENN STATE TODAY QUICKCAST.

[Anchor:KELSIE] (KELSIE) IT'S HOMECOMING WEEK AND THERE ARE LOTS OF

EVENTS GOING ON THIS WEEK TO CELEBRATE,

STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY PARK TURNED OUT FOR THE "POLLOCK PARTY" ON MONDAY AND ENJOYED

FREE FOOD AND CARNIVAL GAMES IN POLLOCK COMMONS.

ON TUESDAY THE "PAST AND PRESENT" CELEBRATION AND TALENT SHOW WERE HELD.

THE BOPS CARNIVAL IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY ON THE HUB LAWN.

THEN ON FRIDAY THE HOMECOMING PARADE WILL BE HELD IN DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE.

AND SATURDAY IS THE FOOTBALL GAME AGAINST RUTGERS.

[Anchor:DREW] (DREW) PENN STATE'S MILITARY APPRECIATION WEEK IS

HAPPENING THROUGH NEXT WEEKEND, WITH A NUMBER OF EVENTS TO RECOGNIZE VETERANS.

IT ACTUALLY BEGAN WITH A "WELCOME HOME VIETNAM VETERAN LUNCH" ON THE UNIVERSITY PARK CAMPUS

LAST THURSDAY.

THEN ON FRIDAY, DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE HELD A MILITARY APPRECIATION "FIRST FRIDAY," AS

BUSINESSES DONATED A PERCENTAGE OF THEIR SALES TO THE PENN STATE MILITARY STUDENT FUND.

EVENTS CONTINUE THIS WEEK WITH THE VETERANS DAY CEREMONY ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL

GAME AND A 5-K RUN ON SUNDAY.

[Anchor:KELSIE] (KELSIE) IT'S BEEN NINE YEARS SINCE PENN STATE VARSITY

TRACK AND FIELD COACH FRITZ SPENCE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH LEUKEMIA.

TO GIVE BACK TO THE HOPE LODGE WHERE COACH SPENCE WAS TREATED, THE TRACK AND FIELD TEAM

HOSTED ITS *FIFTH* FIT-FOR-FRITZ WALK-A-THON, BONE MARROW REGISTRY, AND DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT

OVER THE WEEKEND.

IT'S BEEN A FUN WAY TO RAISE MONEY FOR HOPE LODGE AND ALL IT DID FOR SPENCE.

THIS YEAR'S EVENT RAISED MORE THAN 15-THOUSAND DOLLARS.

TEAM MEMBER MEGAN MCCLOSKEY HAS A PERSONAL CONNECTION TO THE EVENT.

(MEGAN MCCLOSKEY) "It's something that I've taken to heart and

have a real connection to because Coach Spence is my individual high jump coach, so I have

a passion for helping this cause; it's such a good cause, and it's kind of close to home

for us."

[Anchor:KELSIE] (KELSIE) HOPE LODGE IS IN HERSHEY AND HELPS CANCER

PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH FREE LODGING DURING TREATMENT.

[Anchor:DREW] (DREW) THE DAILY COLLEGIAN NEWSPAPER IS CELEBRATING

ITS 130TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR AND THE CELEBRATION CONTINUED WITH A COLLEGIAN ALUMNI WEEKEND

A FEW DAYS AGO.

THE COLLEGIAN HAS BEEN IN PRINT SINCE 1887 AND THE PRINCETON REVIEW RANKS IT AS THE 4TH

BEST STUDENT PAPER IN THE NATION.

OF COURSE, AS TIMES CHANGE FOR THE NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY NATIONWIDE, THE COLLEGIAN IS ALSO

CHANGING-- FINDING WAYS TO EXPAND ITS DIGITAL PRESENCE WITH SOCIAL MEDIA, KEYWORD TARGET

MARKETING AND MOBILE GEO FENCING.

[Anchor:DREW] (DREW) THAT'S ALL FOR THIS PENN STATE TODAY QUICKCAST.

[Anchor:KELSIE] (KELSIE) TO SEE MORE STUDENT-PRODUCED NEWS FROM THE

BELLISARIO COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATIONS, GO TO OUR WEBSITE, COMM-MEDIA DOT P-S-U DOT E-D-U.

HAVE A GOOD DAY.

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dow jones industrial ,Dow Jones và S. & P. Trượt Lại, Giảm hơn 4% - Duration: 3:28.

Since the global financial crisis a decade ago, a few simple guidelines have helped investors make sense of the markets.

Global growth and inflation will be perpetually weak. Central banks will help by keeping interest rates low. And stocks will almost invariably rise.

The rule book is now changing, a shift that is sending tremors through the financial markets. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell by more than 4 percent on Monday,

deepening its losses from the previous week and erasing its gains for the year.

The Dow Jones industrial average sank by 4.6 percent. Bond yields, the basis for key borrowing costs such as mortgage rates, have risen fast in recent weeks.

In trading in Asia on Tuesday morning, markets signaled another tough day.

Major stock markets in the region plunged after the drop in the United States on Monday, suggesting the pain could continue.

In Japan, stocks were down more than 5 percent in morning trading, while shares in Hong Kong were down more than 4 percent.

Those sharp moves come as investors digest the growth prospects for the world — and rebalance their views on the relative merits of stashing their cash in risky assets like stocks, safer spots such as government bonds and the myriad investment opportunities offered by a global economy moving in sync.

The world's largest economies are all expanding, as the most important central bank, the United States Federal Reserve, is draining billions of dollars from the financial system and raising interest rates.

And investors are concerned that tenuous signs of inflation could mean central banks around the world will start to remove their support even faster.

It's an interesting complexity for investors to assess. What's good for the economy isn't always good for the markets.

The strong job report last week fueled hopes that wage growth would follow.

But higher wages could lead to higher inflation, creating new challenges for the central bank to manage.

New leadership at the Fed is adding a degree of uncertainty. Jerome H. Powell was sworn in as the 16th chairman of the Federal Reserve on Monday, after the departure of his predecessor,

Janet L. Yellen. The markets do not have a clear understanding of exactly how, if at all, Mr. Powell's views on unemployment and inflation will differ from that of Ms. Yellen.

A rocky patch for the markets could become awkward for President Trump. He has repeatedly claimed

While giving a speech during Monday's sell-off, Mr. Trump made no mention of stocks. Afterward, the White House instead extolled the "long-term economic fundamentals,

which remain exceptionally strong, with strengthening U.S. economic growth, historically low unemployment, and increasing wages for American workers."

Mr. Trump's habit of regularly boasting about stock market surges is a practice other presidents avoided.

They knew that what goes up may go down again, and they did not want to take the blame for market forces beyond their control.

Stocks surged broadly during the president's first year in office. By late January the S.&P. 500 was up 27 percent since Mr.

Trump's inauguration. But the last few days of trading cut those gains to just 17 percent.

"When you get this kind of sell-off, it kind of feeds on itself," said Michael P. Ryan, chief investment officer for the Americas at UBS Wealth Management.

Although the market opened lower on Monday, it actually had climbed into positive territory in the morning.

But the declines snowballed throughout the afternoon. The 4.1 percent drop was the worst for the S.&P. since August 2011.

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Inspiration from the New World in Dvořák's New World Symphony - Duration: 2:25.

Inspiration from the New World

People sometimes speculate that Dvořák heard some of these beautiful melodies

in America and incorporated them into the New World Symphony.

That would mean that those ideas weren't originally his own.

For instance, this idea which you can hear in the first movement.

Yes, that's right.

This idea is often said to have come from America, to be America-inspired.

I will demonstrate why I think that this idea could be American.

Oh, I need a period prop.

That's better.

That was beautiful.

Antonín Dvořák.

I think it's Marko's theory that this theme is American.

I didn't believe him at first.

However, when he presented proof, I started to believe him.

This is an American toy.

When you press its left ear, you hear a greeting followed by a melody from its chest.

Attention please.

Let's give the pony a round of applause.

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The oboe and the English horn in Dvořák's "New World Symphony" - Duration: 5:18.

The oboe and the English horn

I'm sure you've noticed many times that music has the magical power to transport us,

in just a few seconds, to a different place, time and mood.

To transport us away from tension and stress.

Here, an insistent dramatic style of playing puts us

in a completely different mood out of which the key part

of the second movement emerges – the English horn solo.

You've just heard Mr Jouza play.

And now you get to see him... and hear him talk!

Why do you think Dvořák picked the English horn to play the melody?

After all, there aren't that many great English horn solos...

I disagree. There are a lot of great English horn solos

and Dvořák liked the instrument and used it a lot.

Is it true that the English horn is sometimes called "the oboe with a cold"?

Oh, I don't know. But I have heard it called the "broody hen".

Thank you very much. That's Vojtěch Jouza.

The English horn looks like this. And the oboe looks like this.

Although I'm sure you all know that the oboe is a standard part

of a symphonic orchestra, the English horn isn't.

And yet we still haven't discovered why Dvořák picked it for the solo when he,

theoretically speaking, could have chosen the oboe.

Let's demonstrate the difference.

I'd like to ask the soloists to play a part of that famous melody.

The oboe and the English horn will alternate, two bars each, so that you can hear the difference.

That was Vojtěch Jouza and Kamila Kozáková.

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What about the fourth movement of Dvořák's "New World Symphony"? - Duration: 7:05.

What about the fourth movement of the New World Symphony?

It's very resolute, decisive, determined; it's almost as if Dvořák is announcing

a war and several characters have been invited onto the battlefield.

The characters include all the melodies from the previous movements,

which permeate one another.

Dvořák was a brilliant composer and this is him showing off in the fourth movement.

In managing to weave all these melodies together,

he shows how smart he really was.

Let's analyse one of the most elaborate parts.

First of all, we can hear the melody of the fourth movement.

It's a bit faster and modified, this time with the violas playing the melody.

Plus, the brass section repeats an idea from the second movement.

Again, it's a bit modified.

To make it more complicated, there's a third idea that recalls the third movement.

Do you remember? It went like this.

This time it's played by the strings. One-two-three.

Let's listen to how these three ideas sound when they're all put together.

Think of it as a composition puzzle.

It's a wonderful composition puzzle. But we're not at the end yet though.

Will the finale resolve all the conflict and tension that's been building

throughout the piece?

Let's listen to the final bars of the symphony.

There's at least one rare feature.

Symphonies usually finish after these sharp chords.

But in Dvořák's symphony there's an extra chord for the brass section.

An addendum.

All of the instruments stop playing with the exception of the the woodwind instruments.

That's a very rare thing indeed.

A lot of composers, analysts and conductors rack their brains as to why Dvořák added it.

I believe one of the clues is in the bars that precede the end.

After a dramatic rage, the composition calms down and stops with the timpani.

You'll hear that the timpani start to mechanically beat out a simple rhythm,

which is conspicuously reminiscent of a heart beat

– gradually slowing to a settled state before stopping.

There's this feeling of total ruination followed by an enormous effort

and then a cheerful end.

And it's after that when those chords I mentioned earlier come in.

The short addendum.

We should mention that Dvořák was religious, very religious;

and I suppose that's why he thought all's well that ends well.

Despite all of the difficulties, in spite of death itself.

After the New World Symphony's premiere in New York,

one of the critics described Dvořák, recalling his bow to the audience,

as a man whose vigorous, sparkly eyes sometimes wander off too far.

I think that neatly sums up Dvořák's music, actually.

It can take us to faraway countries, distant fantasies.

You can hear it throughout the symphony.

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Native-American Inspiration in Dvořák's "New World Symphony" - Duration: 3:34.

Native-American Inspiration

The third movement reveals the influence of Native America

on Dvořák and can be seen as representing a kind of Native-American dance.

So imagine you're in Antonín Dvořák's shoes – you want to compose a Native-American dance

but you don't know much about Native Americans.

Dvořák had some knowledge about Native Americans though.

What musical instrument do you associate with Native Americans?

The drum. That's right.

Let's rehearse drumming – stomping your feet will be enough.

To avoid any chaos, let's stomp in an organised manner, like this.

Three-four...

Excellent, well done.

This is going to be a ritual dance.

Will you kindly keep to the rhythm and not speed up?

Let's try it one more time. Three – Oh, let me count first.

Three, four...

That's it. And what vocal sounds do we associate with Native Americans?

Ideas will probably vary from person to person.

Feel free to use your imagination and enhance our drumming with your ideas.

Don't be shy, I'll join you. Come on. Three, four...

Excellent. I can see an expert here. Thank you.

I can see that some of you are real experts in folklore.

Your knowledge of Native Americans is probably deeper than Dvořák's.

Dvořák must have known that Native Americans used drums

since drumming permeates the entire third movement.

However, it's not the percussionists that do the drumming but,

surprisingly, the string section.

There's much more in that movement, of course.

The drumming is followed by a melody that's more austere

and simpler than melodies in other movements and is based on a pentatonic scale.

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After Samora (first president of Moz.)

After m´him there was him, and him

Now we have the fourth president

The second this, the third this

Now we have the fourth

And this in Mandela

"Happy Birthday" in Portuguese

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Hello.

Hi.

It's lovely to meet you.

I'm Jamali.

Samantha.

Nice to meet you, Samantha.

How you doing?

I'm all right.

Thank you for letting me come today.

You're welcome.

Appreciate it.

So, how many kids you got?

Just one.

Oh, just the one?

Yep.

Yeah.

You all right?

Yeah.

You got long hair.

Thanks.

How you doing in school?

Good.

Yeah.

Do you like school?

No.

But what's your favorite lesson, though?

Uh, going home.

Going home.

So, you're putting him in the S.T.O.R.M. program?

Yes.

How come?

Um...

There was a situation at school

where he was pushing kids up against the locker for their money.

Yeah.

And he's going down the wrong path.

Have you gone down the wrong path, little man?

No.

No?

No.

How do you think Shawn feels about going to the program?

He doesn't like it.

You don't like the idea of it?

No?

You gonna show me some BMXing?

No, I'm good.

You sure?

Yes.

Shawn, come on.

I've come all the way from England

to see you ride a dirt bike.

You going to make me waste my ticket?

Yeah.

Wow.

You cold-blooded, Shawn.

You hurt my feelings, man.

Y'all ready to go to the river now?

That's -- Is that -- Is that why you've been sulking,

'cause you just want to go to the river, innit it?

Yeah.

Come.

Let's go to the river, then.

Come.

Come here.

You're a good swimmer, yeah?

Yeah.

I don't have to jump in and save you, man?

I might have to jump in?

I'm not getting in there.

Oh.

That was a big one, boy.

The reason why I come to the river,

'cause I have fun, and I have something to do.

Yeah.

At home, there's nothing to do.

Yeah.

You think you get in trouble at school

'cause you're bored?

Pretty much.

Yeah?

Do you talk to your dad a lot?

My dad?

Yeah.

He died.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Hey, Shawn, why is your mom sending you?

My mom thinks I'm bad.

Your mom said it was 'cause you were robbing kids in school.

No, it was a prank.

See, we was just playing around.

Yeah?

Did he know that you were playing around?

I did it to him before.

He ain't do nothing but laugh.

Come.

You ready?

Let's roll, man.

Lovely to meet you.

Thank you for letting me come.

You're welcome.

How are you?

I'm fine.

My name is Jamali.

How come you're putting him into the S.T.O.R.M. program?

He has a problem with authority.

He has a bad attitude.

He doesn't like to be told what to do.

He has a real issue of defiance.

Do you feel that he would --

Like, if he carries on, he's gonna go to jail?

Yes.

You do?

I do, or end up 6 feet under.

Why do you act up?

Uh, try to fit in in school, stuff like that, you know?

Yeah.

Peer pressure, a lot.

Why is your mom putting you in the S.T.O.R.M. program?

Like, in the beginning of May, two people,

they had jumped this kid in the bathroom.

And I was there, so I guess I was guilty by association.

So now we're going through a whole bunch of stuff.

Yeah, and what charge are you looking?

Uh, I got two felonies

and a misdemeanor, but it's not --

It's pending.

It's not charged yet.

How do you feel about it?

Uh, sucks a lot.

Do you think it could ruin your life?

The two felonies can.

Yeah.

That's a lot of pressure, though.

Yeah.

'Cause you young as hell, man.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You talk to your old man?

Not a lot.

No?

Unh-unh.

How come?

I don't know.

He just doesn't call.

Yeah?

So, can you tell me about Johnell?

He's high-functioning autistic with Asperger's.

And they really don't have a lot of programs here for him.

For a while, we had to keep going back and forth

to the doctor, therapies

and medications and so forth, so on.

In what ways does he act out?

Being physically aggressive.

Being violent towards your parent,

towards other children, towards anybody.

Oh, or a woman, period.

Someone period, yeah.

Doesn't matter whether it's a woman, you know,

or a male, just being violent period

can cause you to be in prison.

I mean, there are times when he just get upset,

and he jumps out of the car, you know,

and run off from her.

I'm scared that somebody could just walk up to him...

Snatch him up.

...and then he becomes aggressive, and they hurt him.

-Yeah.

-That's my worst fear

in the entire world.

Do you think the S.T.O.R.M. program

is going to be beneficial

for his particular --

Perfectly.

I think so.

I'm hoping that it is...

Yeah?

..and that it will,

because we talked to the lieutenant.

Mm-hmm.

And we said earlier.

He said that they have children there

that's like my son,

and that it has been a big turnaround.

Our therapist, who is the one who told us --

Yeah.

She said only 1...

10 that she knew.

...out of the 10 that she knew

that had a great turnaround.

Right.

So I'm, you know --

Because he's so intelligent,

I think he'll get a lot out of it.

I just want him to be able to function in society

like any other normal child.

I like car chase scenes.

You like car chase scenes?

Do you like "Fast & Furious" and that?

Yeah.

I like car chase scenes.

Have you seen "Bullitt"?

You talking about "Bullitt" with Steve McQueen,

Robert Vaughn, and Jacqueline Bisset?

Yeah.

However you pronounce the last name?

I think it's that, Bisset.

Yeah, I've seen that.

Yeah?

That's a good show.

That's a good car chase.

Yeah.

Why do you think your mom is sending you?

She hit me with the phone.

I guess she -- I guess she did it by accident,

but she was -- but she was mad at the time,

so I thought she did it on purpose,

and so I, like, hit her --

Yeah.

hit her in the head back,

and then -- and then everything else unfolded.

Well, what else unfolded?

The cops came, and, um --

and then I had to go home with my aunt.

Yeah?

When you get angry when you're at home, what do you do?

I just think of things that make me laugh and stuff.

What makes you laugh?

Irony.

Irony -- Irony?

Like a drag racer with flames on it

is actually engulfed by flames.

Yeah.

It's fun-- It's funny, but it's also tragic.

It makes me want to laugh, but it also makes me want to cry.

Yeah.

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House Republicans Defeat Dems 13-9 To Restore Major Constitutional Right- BreakingNews24 - Duration: 15:08.

House Republicans Defeat Dems 13-9 To Restore Major Constitutional Right

Things are about to get even more interesting in Washington, D.C.

And Liberals are beginning to panic.

There have long been rumblings that things just aren't right in some of our nation's

most 'sacred' institutions, like the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department

of Justice.

But truly, just how 'sacred' are these two administrative forces?

Well, in recent months, it has become quite apparent that those rumblings of such things

as abuse and political profiling are spot on.

And the Obama swamp slugs that haven't been drained from these two departments will have

a good reason to flee now.

And it's all thanks to House Republicans.

From Breitbart:

The House Intelligence Committee voted Monday to release a classified memo to the public

detailing alleged abuse by senior Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigations

officials in their investigation of the Trump campaign.

The committee voted on a party line — all 13 Republicans for and all nine Democrats

against, according to the Ranking Member Adam Schiff (D-CA), who gave a press conference

after the decision.

Schiff, who has never come across a camera that he didn't sprint towards like an Olympic

athlete, has been all over the airwaves pounding his chest and pontificating about how downright

awful this development is.

The memo reportedly details — among other things — how senior officials abused FISA

to obtain a surveillance warrant on Trump foreign policy campaign adviser Carter Page

under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Unfortunately for Schiff and his Leftist pals, he's failed miserably in his latest attempt

to demonstrate that obstructionism is the only tool he carries around in his tool belt.

Which means that the House Republicans are ensuring that our 4th Amendment rights to

warrants before search and seizure are still protected, despite what Democrats want to

do with conservatives.

The memo reportedly will show that the senior DOJ and FBI officials did reveal to the secret

court that grants FISA warrants that the dossier was a political document.

Democrats on the committee have drafted their own counter-memo and sought a vote to have

it released to the public at the same time as the other memo.

The committee rejected releasing the Democratic memo to the public, but approved releasing

it to House members, as was the procedure with the FISA memo.

The committee could later vote to make that memo public as well.

While it's no secret that Schiff has a tortured relationship with facts that don't support

his preferred narrative, don't allow the wool to be pulled over your eyes.

The Democratic memo will go through the same exact process that the GOP memo just went

through, and it too will see the light of day.

In reality, that's not really necessary.

The Democratic talking points are blared from the rooftops on a daily basis by the mainstream

media, which has dissolved into nothing more than a mouthpiece for the Left.

You can be sure that we'll see an immediate dismissal of the findings of the GOP memo

with the patented snide remarks and mock indignation.

We'll take that as further confirmation that the curtain is finally starting to be

pulled back.

And Democrats are in a big heap of trouble.

Source: Breitbart

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Strategic Searching with Boolean Operators - Duration: 6:58.

You've been strengthening your research muscle and making progress on your

research paper. It's starting to get easier because you've been doing your

research workout. Thumbs up! Now you'd like to gather information on a topic.

You've created a research question. You've identified the likely information

types you need and which search tools to use. Now it's time to begin your journey

with search.

You wonder, why is it important to search strategically? Can't I just start putting

words in the search box like I do with Google? You could but then you'll get so

much information that you won't be able to determine if it meets your needs.

Information overload! That's why strategic search using

several keywords tied together with Boolean Operators is important.

Let's explain this a bit, alright? When you enter words into a search tool such as

flu shots mandatory doctors nurses, you are telling the search tool to search

for items that contain all of those keywords. The search tools use an implied

AND to combine all terms: flu AND shots AND mandatory AND doctors AND nurses.

That means it will return everything with all of your keywords, even if an

article or source has nothing to do with doctors and nurses getting flu shots.

But if you want specific information related to doctors and nurses getting flu shots

you'll need to narrow your search using Boolean Operators. So let's get started.

Narrow your search. AND is an example of a Boolean Operator. Boolean Operators are

words you can use to connect your keyword systematically. As you add more

keywords, the number of documents that contain all of the keywords is going to

diminish. Let's look at a real-life situation.

Hello. Hi! Can you help me

please? I've been trying to find research on my topic and I can't find anything. I

have to turn in my sources in an hour. Sure I'd be happy to help. What is your

topic? Advertising an election. I'm trying every possible search term

but I keep getting no results. Hmm. How about you go ahead and log into

EBSCOhost and show me what words you've been using.

I tried "negative advertising in elections", "negative ad elections" and

even "advertising elections". None of them got me anywhere. See? Okay but the thing

is with our library databases phrase searching doesn't work very well. So

what you'll need to do is you'll need to use Boolean Operators. It's ok it's not

that bad. What Boolean Operators are it's you

take three different words: AND, OR, NOT and use it to separate the terms in your

phrase to get the results that you want. The most common

one is AND where you'll be looking for this AND that in a particular, you know,

for your subject. Say for instance that you were wanting to do a search on

ship the cherry industry in Washington state. What you could do is you could do

a search for cherry AND Washington. But you'll also get, in addition to

everything about the cherry industry, you'll get stuff with George Washington

chopping down the cherry tree. So what you can do then is you can use another

Boolean Operator, NOT, so you can go: cherry AND Washington NOT George, and

then everything having to do with George Washington's is going to fall away.

There's even another Boolean Operator, OR, which you could use. So say for instance

you weren't just looking at the cherry industry in Washington. You were looking

at the Apple industry as well. Then you could do: Washington AND cherry OR

apple. OR is pretty much use when you have two like words or when you know you

have very similar topics. That's good and all. But getting back to my topic:

"advertising an election". Sure. Let's go back to the database. I have a couple

of keywords in mind to start with. How about we do: advertising AND election.

You'll notice I put that Boolean Operator AND in there so that we get

articles that contain both concepts. Wow! That's great but I don't have time to go

through 1,200 results. How about we go ahead and narrow the results by adding

another term. What would you suggest? How about concentrating on negative

advertising elections by adding terms AND negative. Okay this is great.

We've got 129 results right now and we could probably narrow it down more. How

we go ahead and start with these. Wow! This is nice.

But if you really want to get specific, you'll need to add some punctuation. There are several

punctuation tricks you can employ in your search strategy. Putting quotation

marks around words tells the search tool to search for those words as a phrase.

For instance, when you enter "flu shot" in parentheses instead of searching for

everything flu and everything shot, you are searching for the phrase flu shot.

Check out how phrase searching using quotation marks narrows your results.

Flu shot with quotation marks in Google yields 5,140,000 results.

In the library search tool it yields 8,539 results.

Flu shot without quotation marks in Google yields 12,700,000 results.

In a library search tool it will yield 51,787.

Influenza vaccination with

quotation marks yields 498,000 results at Google

and 18,040 results using the library search tool.

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Back To The Future MANGA?! 1 Mill PUBG Cheaters, Super Bowl Trailers, & Man Paralyzed Gaming? - MNM - Duration: 1:56.

Had I known that I had been watching The Cloverfield Paradox all for two seconds at the end of

the movie, well, I might have just skipped it.

Let's talk nerd.

A man in China had to be carried out of a net café after losing feeling in his legs.

The man noticed after a 20 hour gaming session that he stood up to use the restroom and was

unable to move the lower half of his body.

If I could go 20 hours without going to the restroom, I'd sign up for the Olympics!

Apparently as the paramedics were carrying him out of the café, the man was desperate

to finish his game.

Ain't nobody wanna be AFK.

If you watched the Super Bowl this past Sunday night, you may have noticed there were a ton

of trailers for different movies, tv shows, games and everything in between.

If you want a full list of those, I think that Gamesradar has put together a great list

of the trailers.

And I will be posting them down below.

Cloverfield Paradox, by the way, I have thoughts.

Let me know if you wanna talk about it.

In exciting news that I'm doing completely and totally for me buddy Hogan, the artist

known best for One Punch Man, the manga, will actually be producing, alongside of the co-writer

of Back to the Future, a Back to the Future manga.

Then in "Holy Cow that's a lotta numbers" news, it turns out that one million players

have been banned for cheating from PUBG.

Battleye, an analysis software that takes into account all of the cheaters and bans

them in accordance reported that the statistics were ridiculous, saying,

"See text above"

Just don't cheat!

And then, finally, in a little bit of self promo news, you guys, these t-shirts - last

day.

This is the last day to buy them, so make sure to order one if you haven't already.

And that should be all the news that I have for you guys today.

Sorry that this one is a little bit longer.

It just kind of turned out that way.

I had to miss a week, and so there's been a lot of good news.

If you haven't been keeping up with all the news, make sure to follow me on Twitter.

Even whenever I'm not putting out videos, I'm normally retweeting the news there.

As always, join in the conversation down below.

Let's talk about Cloverfield, and then any other trailers that you might have an interest

in talking about.

As always, all the links are down in the description box down below.

And I will see you guys next nerd.

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[Original Song] Kenny Young - Come Back To Me - Duration: 2:05.

I'm feeling so blue just like another day

Cause I can't forget your last moment

So it's raining deep inside my mind

And the sky is just crying out loud

The little drawings on my white drawing paper

It's the memories that I can never forget

And the smiley faces on the big blue sky

They are getting blurry in front of my tear

Inside my head and the passing memories

I can't hide my sorrow when I think of you

And when the moon rise and shines in the darkness

I cry out loud to the sky like a wolf

Inside my head and the passing memories

I can't hide my sorrow when I think of you

And when the moon rise and shines in the darkness

I cry out loud to the sky like a wolf

Another lonely night, I still missing you

Cause I can't just forget your last moment

So lonely friend, please don't you go alone

Oh, please come back to me

I'll never forget you

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F-pow analysis by Erhan Öztürk - Duration: 5:51.

F-pow analysis by Erhan Öztürk

Hello guys .

Today we gonna talk about F-pow

It is really interesting material.I will try it today .

It is called F-pow.

Main purpose of F-pow is increasing your finger muscles and power

And

Some guitarists have problem to spread fingers on fingerboard .

Specially on 4 frets. You can spread your finger easily by F-pow

And

I think It will really help you when you do exercise

Well I just tried in a short time but it is really helpful tool for musicians

Lets do some exercise with F-pow

And see how does it work

And I want to show you some tips

If you take up to position of F-pow it will force your finger more

Tension is growing up

And

Getting hard to do practice

It is like finger dumb-bell

It is getting little bit harder

and

You get more benefit from your practice

and It will help you more

I took it up little bit and I will practice

Yes. Now it is forcing me more

But it is not so hard to give damage to my fingers or hand

The thing is

it is really helpful to spread your fingers on fingerboard

It restricts your fingers

and helps you to make stronger hand and fingers

Now I will try

softer version of F-pow

Maybe the softest one

Now it is easy to spread fingers

Maybe 5 or 6 frets you can spread easily

Well. There are 4 kind of F-pow according to hardness grade

I advice you to use the softest one for begining

and

Now I try the softest one

With the softest one you can do many exercise and

make stronger fingers and technique

I will do some practice and will take of F-pow and play

we will see the difference

Doing arpegio technique is a little hard

but if you do it slowly you can do it

Well . Actually it is hard to play a chord but I tried

If you take down it

It will be easier to play

I prefer to use it

middle of my fingers

Also I advice you to use same as me

and the other thing is

You should prepare F-pow manually for your little finger and ring finger

Because the difference of finger length

I mean you dont have to but

It is better if you do manual preparation

Now I m going to play without F-pow.I already feel comfort

My fingers are so relax

Yes. I have to say that I feel really comfortable