Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Youtube daily report Jul 3 2018

[♪ INTRO]

When you look up at the night sky, it's easy to think that all the stars up there

are basically the same.

After all, for the most part, they do all look alike from your point of view.

But get this: Some of the brightest, most easily visible stars in the sky also happen

to be among the most important to astronomy.

You've been looking at some really weird stars, and you didn't even know it!

Here are three of them.

First, take the Big Dipper.

It's visible in most parts of the world, and it's made up of four stars in the "cup"

and three in the "handle."

But if you look at them really closely, they're not all what they seem.

Next time you're outside, take a peek at the middle star in the handle.

Look closely, and you'll see that it's actually two stars, called Mizar and Alcor.

The pair is about 80 light-years away, and we've known about it for thousands of years.

In fact, they probably represent the first known binary stars: stars that orbit one another.

But that's not where the fun stops.

If you point a small telescope at Mizar, you'll see that it isn't just one star, either.

It's also a binary, with two stars now called Mizar A and B.

In 1617, it became the first known telescopic binary, or a pair of stars orbiting each other

so closely that you need a telescope to split them.

Then, in 1890, we found even more stars.

The use of a new tool called a spectrograph, which measures light patterns, revealed that

Mizar A was itself a binary.

In fact, in the years since, we've actually realized that Mizar A, B,

and Alcor are all binary stars.

So what looks like one star in the handle of the Big Dipper is actually an intricate

sextuple star system!

It's binaries all the way down.

The Big Dipper is one of the most common and well-known figures in the sky, but it's

also an easy reminder that everything isn't always what it seems.

Sometimes, it's a lot cooler.

During summer in the northern hemisphere, there's another weird star you can spot.

Just look straight up.

Even in light-polluted skies, you should be able to see an

enormous trio of stars called the summer triangle.

The brightest of those three stars is Vega,

and it's long been one of the key reference stars in astronomy.

Among other things, astronomy's magnitude system for describing brightness was anchored

by Vega, the so-called magnitude-zero star, for decades.

But here's the thing: Vega might not have been the world's

best choice for a standard star.

Normally, stars are actually pretty simple things,

and every one of a given type should have roughly the same size and brightness.

Except for Vega.

It seems to be a lot brighter than its type would suggest.

And over the last couple of decades, astronomers have finally figured out why.

The fact that stars should follow patterns like these hinges on a critical assumption:

that they're all basically spheres.

And this makes sense.

In the simplest sense, stars are just big collections of hot gas.

All that hot gas wants to spread out as much as possible,

but gravity is constantly tugging it back together.

And since gravity pulls with the same strength in every direction, voila, a sphere.

But Vega is an exception.

It turns out that this star is spinning really, really quickly,

something like 70-90% of its breakup speed.

And just like when you're riding a rollercoaster,

that spinning causes an apparent force that counteracts gravity.

Since the equator spins faster than the poles,

gravity is weakest there, and Vega bulges out.

This isn't a subtle effect, either:

Its radius is 19% larger at its equator than the pole.

It looks so bright to us on Earth because, through random chance, our view looks at Vega's

pole, meaning we're seeing the largest possible cross-section of the star.

And with the maximum amount of area emitting light towards us, it's no surprise that

Vega seems brighter than it should be.

And, finally, Vega's got some brightness troubles,

but no star in the sky has it worse than Mira.

Like the stars in the Mizar system, this one is also a binary pair.

It's made of Mira A, a huge, red giant, and Mira B, a little white dwarf.

You can't spot Mira B with the naked eye,

but you can see the red giant in the constellation Cetus.

It's visible from basically anywhere on Earth,

but it's best seen near the end of the year.

Well, when you can see it at all, that is.

Some days, it's one of the brightest stars in the night sky; other times, it's so dim

you can't see it without a telescope.

And that is a sure-fire sign something weird is going on.

Mira A, usually just called Mira, is probably the earliest-known example of a variable star,

or one whose brightness changes substantially back and forth over time.

This happens because of big swings in the star's temperature and even its size.

Today, we know of a few kinds of variable stars, including other red giants, and we

generally understand how they work.

But we just can't figure out Mira.

See, stars enter the red giant phase after exhausting the hydrogen fuel in their cores

and starting to burn heavier elements like helium.

Helium burning isn't nearly as steady, so in other kinds of variable stars, it sort

of sputters and causes the star to brighten and dim.

But that doesn't seem to be the whole story with Mira's big swings.

Instead, its variation probably has to do with convection, the process that transfers

heat from a star's core to its surface.

For instance, if the amount of heat being transported outward was changing over time,

that would result in the star shining with different brightnesses.

But we're still figuring it out.

One thing is sure, though: Mira isn't alone in this.

We know of hundreds of so-called "Miras,"

most of which are just too far away to be easily seen.

But if you're lucky, you can spot the first one with the naked eye.

Oh, and as a bonus?

You won't be able to see it without a fancy ultraviolet telescope, but researchers also

discovered in 2007 that Mira has a tail!

It's a whopping 13 light-years long, and it's made of elements like carbon and oxygen

being shed by the star as it zooms through space.

Just in case this object wasn't already weird enough.

Some days, modern astronomy can feel remote and unknowable, because a lot of the discoveries

we make happen light-years away or on time scales too large to comprehend.

But there's a lot visible from your own backyard, too.

So, sometime, go outside and look up!

You might just be looking at something really incredible.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space!

While you're out stargazing, you might also notice another object in the sky: the moon.

Sometimes, it looks way bigger on the horizon than it should,

and it's all thanks to a cool optical illusion.

You can learn all about it in another one of our episodes.

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For more infomation >> 3 Weird Stars You Can See with the Naked Eye - Duration: 6:51.

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✅ Η τροχαία έγραψε την Ιωάννα Τούνη - Δείτε πώς αντέδρασε η εκρηκτική Θεσσαλονικιά! | News | fthis.g - Duration: 1:27.

Ένα απρόοπτο περιστατικό συνέβη στην Ιωάννα Τούνη, λίγες μέρες ταξιδέψει στη Μύκονο για τις καλοκαιρινές της διακοπές

Η εκρηκτική ξανθιά από την Θεσσαλονή βρισκόταν στο κέντρο της συμπρωτεύουσας για δουλειές και, όταν πήγε να πάρει το αυτοκίνητό της από τη θέση που το είχε παρκάρει, είδε την

έκπληξη που την περίμενε. Η τροχαία της είχε "κόψει" κλήση για παράνομο παρκάρισμα και βρήκε το σχετικό χαρτί με το πρόστιμο πάνω στο παρμπρίζ

Η πρώην παίκτρια του "My Style Rocks" αντιμετώπισε το περιστατικό με το γνωστό της χιούμορ ενώ το μοιράστηκε και με τους διαδικτυακούς της φίλους

Συγκεκριμένα δημοσίευσε φωτογραφία, στην οποία είδαμε να κρατά την κλήση στο χέρι της, σχολιάζοντας: "Έφαγα και την κλήση μου! Αλλά τουλάχιστον σετάρεται τέλεια με νυχάκι!"

For more infomation >> ✅ Η τροχαία έγραψε την Ιωάννα Τούνη - Δείτε πώς αντέδρασε η εκρηκτική Θεσσαλονικιά! | News | fthis.g - Duration: 1:27.

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E' giusto che Al Bano e Romina tornino insieme? Vota! | K.N.B.T - Duration: 4:42.

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Barbara D'Urso e l'annuncio shock: "Grande cambiamento a Domenica Live" | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 1:52.

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Kia Rio 1.3 RS Visto | 2 Eigenaren|Nieuwe APK| - Duration: 0:57.

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Uomini e Donne, Sara Affi Fella beccata con Lorenzo Riccardi | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 2:37.

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Quel che resta del Kilimanjaro - Duration: 1:09.

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Peugeot 208 1.2 VTi 82PK 5D Style Pack *NAV / Climate / trekhaak* - Duration: 1:13.

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국산차 시장 상반기 성적표..현대기아차, 시장 점유율 '83.2%' - Duration: 5:30.

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폭스바겐, 공간활용성 높인 티구안 올스페이스 출시..가격은 4760만원 - Duration: 4:31.

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Bastardini, oggi a Roma la firma ufficiale per la vendita a Invimit - Duration: 5:41.

 È stata sottoscritta questa mattina a Roma dal dirigente della Città metropolitana Fabrizio Boccola, accompagnato del sindaco metropolitano Virginio Merola e dal direttore generale Giacomo Capuzzimati, la vendita dell'ex Ospedale dei Bastardini a Invimit Sgr per 10,4 milioni di euro

    I 10.400.000 euro verranno così ripartiti: 4.450.000 interventi sulle strade, 4

010.000: interventi sull'edilizia scolastica ed istituzionale, 300.000: attrezzature e beni mobili per scuole e sedi istituzionali, 600

000: acquisto hardware e software, 1.040.000: restituzione quote capitali mutui (come prescritto dalla norma)

   Nel dettaglio questi gli interventi su strade e scuole  4.450.000 euro dedicati alle strade saranno così ripartiti: 3

215.000 per interventi straordinari di pavimentazione su tutto il territorio: 800 mila: Area A Pianura Est 750 mila: Area B Montagna Est 765 mila: Area C Montagna Ovest 900 mila: Area D Pianura Ovest 950

000: per il completamento di cantieri in corso 285.000: spese varie per funzionamento     4

010.000 euro per le scuole e altre sedi istituzionali saranno così investite: 250

000: ITC Cassiano, Imola (Copertura) 50.000: ITC Fantini, Vergato (Messa in sicurezza) 230

000: Liceo Artistico "Arcangeli", Bologna (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 180.000: Istituto Odontotecnico Malpighi, Bologna (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 150

000: Istituto Professionale Malpighi, San Giovanni in Persiceto (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 420

000: ITAS Scarabelli Ghini, Imola (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 280.000: I.P. Ghini, Imola (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 340

000: Istituto Agrario Serpieri, Bologna (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 350.000: Liceo-Itis G

Bruno, Budrio (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 230.000: Liceo "Da Vinci", Casalecchio (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 230

000: Liceo "Galvani", Via Don Minzoni, Bologna (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 350

000: Istituto Caduti della Direttissima, Castiglione dei Pepoli (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 400

000: Alberghetti, succursale Viale Dante, Imola (Adeguamento prevenzione incendi) 400

000: Palazzo Malvezzi (restauro e messa a norma CPI) 150.000: Caserma Carabinieri Castiglione dei Pepoli (Copertura)  "Con queste risorse – è il commento del sindaco metropolitano Merola – potremo realizzare manutenzioni straordinarie di strade e scuole del territorio che attendevamo da anni"

 L'immobile di via d'Azeglio 41 era in vendita dal 2010. La società Invimit Sgr S

p.A., costituita dal Ministero dell'Economia e Finanze, ha la mission di valorizzare e riqualificare il patrimonio immobiliare pubblico e garantire la fruizione degli ex Bastardini con nuove funzioni urbane

  

For more infomation >> Bastardini, oggi a Roma la firma ufficiale per la vendita a Invimit - Duration: 5:41.

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Η τροχαία έγραψε την Ιωάννα Τούνη - Δείτε πώς αντέδρασε η εκρηκτική Θεσσαλονικιά! | News | fthis.gr - Duration: 1:41.

Ένα απρόοπτο περιστατικό συνέβη στην Ιωάννα Τούνη, λίγες μέρες ταξιδέψει στη Μύκονο για τις καλοκαιρινές της διακοπές

Η εκρηκτική ξανθιά από την Θεσσαλονή βρισκόταν στο κέντρο της συμπρωτεύουσας για δουλειές και, όταν πήγε να πάρει το αυτοκίνητό της από τη θέση που το είχε παρκάρει, είδε την

έκπληξη που την περίμενε. Η τροχαία της είχε "κόψει" κλήση για παράνομο παρκάρισμα και βρήκε το σχετικό χαρτί με το πρόστιμο πάνω στο παρμπρίζ

Η πρώην παίκτρια του "My Style Rocks" αντιμετώπισε το περιστατικό με το γνωστό της χιούμορ ενώ το μοιράστηκε και με τους διαδικτυακούς της φίλους

Συγκεκριμένα δημοσίευσε φωτογραφία, στην οποία είδαμε να κρατά την κλήση στο χέρι της, σχολιάζοντας: "Έφαγα και την κλήση μου! Αλλά τουλάχιστον σετάρεται τέλεια με νυχάκι!"

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James no es titular en el duelo ante Inglaterra por los octavos de final del Mundial - Duration: 1:57.

James Rodríguez, suplente en el duelo ante Inglaterra por los octavos de final (Foto: AP) El centrocampista James Rodríguez no será titular en el partido de octavos de final del Mundial de Rusia 2018 de la selección de Colombia ante Inglaterra, El colombiano del Bayern Múnich y Bota de Oro en Brasil 2014 sufrió un edema menor sin ruptura fibrilar en el sóleo derecho ante Senegal, en el último partido de la fase de grupos  y comenzará el choque de octavos de final en el banco de suplentes

Su lugar será tomado por Jefferson Lerma. "Tuvimos la buena noticia en el resultado de su prueba médica, en la resonancia, de que no tiene ninguna rotura grave, ha evolucionado mucho y queda aún un día y medio para recuperarle

Como siempre esperamos que pueda estar", había dicho el seleccionador cafetero José Pekerman el lunes en conferencia de prensa

James había sido sustituido en el encuentro ante Senegal por la última fecha del Grupo H (Foto: REUTERS) El DT argentino formará con David Ospina; Santiago Arias, Yerry Mina, Dávinson Sánchez, Johan Mojica; Carlos Sánchez, Wilmar Barrios; Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, Jefferson Lerma, Juan Fernando Quintero; Radamel Falcao García

Por el otro lado, Inglaterra saldrá con Jordan Pickford; Kyle Walker, John Stones, Harry Maguire; Kieran Trippier, Delle Alli, Jordan Henderson, Jesse Lingard, Ashley Young; Raheem Sterling y Harry Kane

El ganador de este cruce se medirá ante Suecia por los cuartos de final. el partido se disputará el sábado 7 de julio en el Samara Arena

Más sobre este tema: La escandalosa tapa de un diario inglés que generó indignación en Colombia Colombia e Inglaterra animarán un esperado cruce en busca de los cuartos: hora, TV y formaciones

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Marco Carta torna a casa dopo il malore: 'Cammino lento ma mi dimettono' - Duration: 3:34.

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JUNE READING WRAP UP | 2018 - Duration: 14:49.

Hi everyone, I've got my June wrap up today. I have basically nothing to say

about June because June was an extremely uneventful month because I spent most of

it unwell and unable to really do anything, other than watch a ridiculous amount of TV.

Which honestly, I'm not sure whether to be proud of or not because I

watched an impressive amount of TV this month and then I also managed to read

seven books and six graphic novels I think.

So I'm just going to get straight on into what I read and watched in June.

I started the month by finishing 'Tower of Dawn' by Sarah J. Maas which is the sixth or seventh book

in the 'Throne of Glass' series. I'm not entirely sure at this point. It's basically a companion novel

following Chaol, Nesryn and Yrene during the events of the last book in the 'Throne of Glass' series.

I'm gonna say anything more than that because if I tell you anything about the plot of this book,

it'll just spoil the entire series essentially.

I love this series. It has such a special place in my heart for a

lot of kind of personal reasons and I really enjoyed this book a lot more than

I'd expected to actually. It was far too long and I didn't really care about

Nesryn's ins perspective at all. I really like her as a character but I

definitely could have done without her chapters and her perspective because it

just dragged on for a little bit and I just wanted more of Chaol because he is

my absolute favourite and I also absolutely adored Yrene.

With that being said and as much as I did enjoy this and I do enjoy this series, I am totally

aware of how many problems it has and I'm kind of just giving up on this

author once I finished with this series. But I am just in far too deep with this

series and it means too much to me for me to kind of totally forget about it.

But I did really enjoy this book. I just loved being back in this world and the

story and I absolutely loved spending time with the characters again.

But it was far too long. It didn't need to be this long and I ended up giving it a 4 out of 5 stars.

I then picked up 'The One Hundred Nights of Hero' by Isabel Greenberg

and this is a graphic novel that is essentially an F/F retelling of 'A Thousand and One Nights'

and follows Hero as she spends one hundred nights telling stories to this guy, who made a

bet with the husband of the woman who she is in love with, that he could

basically sleep with her just like that. So she spends a hundred nights whilst this

woman's husband is away, telling stories so that she can distract this man so

that he doesn't end up sleeping with her and it basically tells you that story

but also tells all of the stories that she tells during those nights.

I thought this was brilliant. It was so funny and witty

and just very unique. The art style was really quirky and it was just this

brilliant witty, sarcastic reflection kind of on society and how it treats

women and also the narrator in it was brilliant.

She was so sarcastic and I absolutely loved the humor in this

and I thought it was great and I ended up giving it a 4 out of five 5 stars.

I then read 'If I Was Your Girl' by Meredith Russo, which follows Amanda after she moves to

school after being harassed and abused for being trans. And it basically follows

her as she builds these new relationships in this new life.

Whilst also trying to decide whether or not to come out to these new people.

And I thought this was great. It was incredibly intense and absolutely heartbreaking but

also very insightful and also did have some very cute and adorable moments in it as well.

I finished this in a couple of hours. It was an incredibly easy read

and I feel as though it's one of those books that no matter who you are, how old you are,

how you identify, you will be able to take something away from this

because it did have a lot of insight into being trans and also the author's

note in it was absolutely fantastic and I ended up giving it a four out of five stars.

Next I read 'Papergirls: Volume 4' by Brian K. Vaughn, Cliff Chiang, Matt Wilson and Jared K. Fletcher.

I am four volumes into this series and I still have no idea how to explain the plot of it.

I have no idea what is going on most of the time and I don't really care

because I absolutely love it, it is so bizarre. The best way I can describe it

is think 'Stranger Things' if the boys from 'Stranger Things' were a bunch of

paper girls and they were traveling throughout time. That's how I'm gonna

explain it because I don't really know how to explain it because I don't really

know what I am reading but I do know that I really really enjoy it.

It is so much fun the characters are brilliant the art style is fantastic and I ended up giving this a 4 out of 5 stars.

After that I read 'Floored' which is a collaborative novel by Sara Barnard, Holly Bourne, Tanya Byrne, Non Pratt,

Melinda Salisbury, Lisa Williamson and Eleanor Wood and it follows five teenagers

after one year they all get trapped in an elevator together and kind

of bond over the fact that one, they were trapped in an elevator together but two,

a guy died was they're in the elevator together and then it follows them over

six years and follows their relationships and how their lives change

and how they intertwine and things like that. I was super excited about this.

I thought it sounded absolutely fantastic and honestly I really didn't like it.

I just didn't think it worked. I thought the concept for it was great but I just

don't think it worked on execution because you got to know these

characters but also you didn't get to know them because you met them once a year.

And because of that big life changes kept happening but you didn't

get to know the in-betweens of it. So you didn't really get to know the characters themselves.

All you've got to know was that each year something big in their

life happened and that was kind of it. Had it just been for that, I would have

said it was okay and a somewhat enjoyable read but there was one

character in this book who was classed as the asshole because there is

'The Swat, the fraud, the dutiful daughter, the child star, the fangirl and the asshole'

and the asshole in this, obviously, is meant to be an asshole but oh my goodness was this guy an asshole.

He was possibly the most disgusting character I have ever read. He somehow managed to offend

every single person under the sun, in a really foul way and I get that he was

meant to be an asshole but also teens and young people will be reading this book.

I don't personally see how you can write such awful things about people who

could possibly be reading this book. He was just awful about every single kind

of marginalization you could have. I was so uncomfortable reading his chapters

that I almost just put this book down. Then I thought I may have been overreacting.

So I gave that chapter to my mum to read and she was also as

shocked by it and I think it was very much going to be the shock factor but I

think it was just a bit of a cheap shot because it was shocking but less because

of how much of an asshole he was and more so that people thought this was

okay to put in the book. So yeah, that I just I couldn't really get over and the

fact that he kind of had a redemption arc but you didn't get to see any of his

redemption because you skipped every year. I don't know. I just found it very

uncomfortable to read and not in a good way and not in a way that I thought worked personally.

So yeah, this was definitely an interesting one. I just don't

think the concept was executed very well and as I said, that character was the

most despicable character I've ever read. I ended up giving this a 2 out of 5 stars.

After reading 'Floored' I honestly just needed a bit of a pick me up, so I read volume one of 'Goldie Vance' by

Hope Larson, Britney Williams and Sarah Stern and then throughout the month I also

read volumes two and three and this was exactly what I needed. It was just a breath of fresh air.

It was so, so refreshing and it follows Goldie Vance, who is a

biracial and I've heard that she is also bisexual.

Although from the first three volumes she has only showing interest in another woman

who she ends up being in a relationship with and it basically

follows her as she lives and works in the hotel that her dad is a manager of

and she works as a valet was also on the side, helping the in-house detective.

She is brilliant. She's solving these mysteries and it is so much fun.

The artwork is absolutely gorgeous and I love the characters in it.

I love the setting, as it is set in the 1960s and I ended up giving volumes one and two a 4 out of 5 stars

and then volume three a 5 out of 5 stars because this was just absolutely fantastic and I adored all of them.

Next I picked up 'Undead Girl Gang' by Lily Anderson and this follows Mila, who is a plus-sized Latina girl,

after her best friend dies but Mila doesn't believe that her death was an accident

and she thinks she was murdered. Both her and her best friend Riley were super into witchcraft.

So Mila decides to cast a spell to bring Riley back to life

for seven days, so they can solve her murder. This was super entertaining.

I will say that for me personally, I felt as though it lacked some suspense and I

would have really loved that to be more of a build-up in that sense.

Other than that, I can't really complain because it was essentially a murder mystery with

zombies and witchcraft and it was very very entertaining, very easy to read and

I ended up giving it a 3.75 out of 5 stars.

Next I read 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post' by Emily M. Danforth and this follows Cameron after

her parents that killed in a car crash when she was 12. That was in 1989 and it

follows her through then until 1993 and it's basically all about her living in

this very conservative small town in Montana and she is trying to kind of

hide her sexuality, as she is a lesbian, whilst also just living her life and

having relationships. But once her aunt finds her out, she sends her to this

conversion therapy camp to try and 'straighten' her out.

This was incredibly intense and incredibly heartbreaking and very difficult to read at times but I do

think it was a very important read and a very honest and raw and truthful read.

For some reason I just really didn't get on the writing style and I also felt as

though it was quite a bit too long. A lot of the plot points almost felt a little

bit like fillers but I did think this was a brilliant book.

I really enjoyed the characters. I really enjoyed the storyline. I just didn't really connect

too much to the writing style. I will say that this book should come with a

million trigger warnings in it and I have written all of my trigger warnings

out for this book in my Goodreads review. And I also write trigger warnings

for all of the books that I review on Goodreads. Which is all of the books that I read.

So if you would like to know any trigger warnings for any of the books

that I've mentioned and ever mention, I always have my Goodreads linked in the

description box but this definitely should come with a hefty list of them.

And I don't want to say them right now because I know I'll forget something and

I don't want to forget something important. Although I will say there is

so much homophobia in this and also a very very graphic self-harm scene.

But I am now definitely very intrigued to see what the film for this is going to be like.

As I think the movie adaptation comes out at the end of August and I

ended up giving this a 3.7 5 out of 5 stars.

After reading 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post', once again I just needed

something a little bit lighter because that was a very heavy read.

So I picked up 'Boy Meets Hamster' by Birdie Milano and this follows 14-year old Dylan who is gay

as he goes on holiday with his family and his best friend to this very

crummy Cornwall caravan park. It's basically all about the antics that he

gets up to whilst he is there, as he is trying to get the attention of this guy

that he has a huge crush on. This was absolutely adorable. I will say that this

definitely was for a lot younger target audience. It said it was young adult but

I would definitely say it was young young adult, borderline middle grade.

It had a very diverse cast of characters with the main character being gay and his

little brother had cerebral palsy and then his best friend was a plus-sized girl,

who although not explicitly written on the page, was definitely kind

of written it's being bi and then also one of the other main characters in it was a person of colour.

It was just a really fun, very very easy cute and adorable read.

I do think that it was kind of simplified almost too much.

I think that the characters in this were a little bit infantilised because of how

simple the writing style was but other than that, it was adorable and I would

definitely recommend this to anyone that's maybe younger and looking for something

a little bit like 'Love, Simon' but maybe is a bit too young for 'Love, Simon' or

something like that and I gave this a 3.75 out of 5 stars.

Next I picked up 'Amulet: Volume 3' by Kazu Kibuishi

and this is, as I said, the third volume in this series

which is basically about a brother and sister who move house and end up being pulled into

this new world and realising that they're the only people that can save it and it is so much fun.

This series needs to be made into a movie or a TV series or something

because it was just born to be that. It is so fantastic, so addictive.

It's a great middle grade graphic novel series and it is so easy

to read but also so enjoyable and I'm loving it and I ended up giving this a 4 out of 5 stars.

And lastly in June I read 'History is All You Left Me' by Adam Silvera

and to this follows Griffin during the history building up to and

the present after his ex-boyfriend has died and the grief that Griffin is

feeling over his ex-boyfriends death has extremely exaggerated his OCD.

This is the first book I've ever read by Adam Silvera

and I now totally understand why so many people love his writing and his books.

I will say that I think the hype surrounding this book got my

expectations a little too high and I therefore didn't love it as much as I

was expecting to and as much as other people have done but it was still absolutely fantastic.

I loved the representation of Griffin's OCD.

I thought that was absolutely fantastic and very sensitively but honestly done

and I loved a little wasn't fixed by love but also acknowledged the fact that

people and love can help recovery with these things and it doesn't always all

have to be down to that individual. And I thought the different representations of

sexualities were brilliant in it and the relationships and the characters were great.

I just loved the fact that the characters were flawed.

They weren't perfect. No one was the villain but no one was

kind of this perfect glowing person and I thought it was really great.

I read it in two sittings. It was very easy to read and definitely very emotional but also

wasn't as emotional as I was thinking it was going to be, considering how

everybody talks about it. But also I'm pretty much a very but at this point, so

I may just be completely broken but this I thought was brilliant and I'm now

definitely excited to read more from Adam Silveira and I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars.

So that is everything that I read in June. Concerning everything that

I watched in June, I finished and completed watching 'Sense8' which was

absolutely phenomenal and deserved so many more seasons. I then watched the

entire first season of 'Lost in Space', which is another Netflix original

which I thought was fantastic and I had not heard of it

before but I thought it was really really great.

And then I also watched all three seasons of 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend', which I absolutely loved.

I loved the mental health representation in it and I'm

such a musical nerd. So the fact that it's a musical TV show was just brilliant.

And I didn't actually know that it was going to be a musical.

So that made it even more fantastic and I'm so excited for the next season and then

also my mum and I have just started watching 'Queer Eye' which is absolutely

fantastic and a breath of fresh air and so much fun to watch and my mum has not

watched a single episode without crying, which is also very entertaining.

And yeah, that is what I watched while I essentially couldn't walk through this month.

So that is why I watched and read a lot. I had a lot of time on my hands.

So yeah, that was my June. I would absolutely love to know what you have been reading

and watching during June and I just hope you had the most fantastic month and I

will leave the links to my Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Goodreads and blog in

the description box below. So feel free to follow me on any of those if you would

like and yeah I would love to know what you've been reading watching and what

you were hoping to read and watch in July and as I said I hope you've had a

fantastic month and I hope you have the most brilliant start to July. Bye!

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Jordan's Dem opponent seizes on report he ignored sexual misconduct at Ohio State

Rep.

 Jim Jordan's (R-Ohio) Democratic challenger in November's midterms, Janet Garrett, is calling "very serious" new allegations that he turned a blind eye to sexual abuse of wrestlers while serving as a coach at Ohio State University.

Three wrestlers told NBC News Jordan was aware the late Dr.

Richard Strauss, who served as the team's doctor from the mid-70s through the 90s, was sexually assaulting athletes roughly two decades ago.

Garrett took to Twitter to call on Jordan to cooperate with the investigation.

"Any allegation of sexual abuse against minors — or complicity regarding such abuse — is very serious.

That damage cannot be undone," she said Tuesday.

"For any teacher, protecting kids is the absolute first priority — and I say that as a former kindergarten teacher.

Ohio State has an obligation to get to the bottom of this with a thorough and fair investigation.

Jim Jordan has an obligation to cooperate fully with that investigation.".

Jordan has denied having any knowledge of abuse during his tenure at the university.

"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Jordan's spokesman Ian Fury told The Hill in a statement.

 "He has not been contacted by investigators about the matter but will assist them in any way they ask, because if what is alleged is true, the victims deserve a full investigation and justice.

Jordan, one of the founding members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, previously defeated Garrett in both the 2014 and 2016 election cycles in his deep-red district.

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✅ PHOTO Eugénie d'York dévoile une impressionnante radiographie de son dos - Duration: 2:04.

Le 8 mars dernier, Eugenie d'York ouvrait son compte Instagram personnel à l'occasion de la Journée internationale des droits des femmes

Une première dans la famille royale, dont aucun membre n'y avait encore eu droit. Dans sa première publication, on pouvait découvrir une vidéo d'elle sur scène au côté de sa sœur Beatrice

La cousine de William et Harry racontait alors son combat contre une scoliose. « Lorsque j'avais 12 ans, on a diagnostiqué chez moi une scoliose, on m'a soignée, et j'ai vécu avec deux tiges de métal de 30 centimètres dans le dos, révélait-elle, micro à la main

Cela aurait pu avoir de graves effets sur ma vie et m'empêcher de faire ce que j'aime. » Un sujet qu'elle a de nouveau évoqué samedi dernier, à l'occasion de la Journée internationale de sensibilisation à la scoliose

Pour appuyer cette campagne dont elle est la marraine, la jeune femme de 28 ans a dévoilé une radiographie de sa colonne vertébrale

Une image impressionnante où on peut apercevoir des tiges de titane de 8 pouces (20 cm) de chaque côté de sa colonne vertébrale et des vis d'1,5 pouce (environ 4 cm) au niveau de son cou

Sur Instagram, la petite-fille de la reine Elizabeth II a publié cette radio avec en légende : « Aujourd'hui est la Journée internationale de sensibilisation à la scoliose et je suis très fière de partager ma radio pour la toute première fois »

Elle en a également profité pour rendre hommage « à l'équipe incroyable du Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital qui travaille sans relâche pour sauver des vies et aider les gens à se sentir mieux »

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Plus belle la vie : Samia encore amoureuse de Boher ? "Il m'attire toujours" - Duration: 2:13.

 Depuis plusieurs semaines, les fans de Plus belle la vie (qui est diffusée du lundi au vendredi à 20h30 sur France 3) suivent avec passion les aventures du triangle amoureux formé par Samia (Fabienne Carat), Boher (Stéphane Henon) et Ariane (Lola Marois)

Si cette dernière se montre de plus en plus jalouse, les deux ex-tourtereaux ont officiellement divorcé dans l'épisode du 2 juillet 2018

Mais pourtant, les sentiments sont toujours là.   Si Samia et Boher finiront par s'embrasser dans Plus belle la vie, cela ne s'arrêtera pas là

Dans l'extrait de l'épisode 3574 (qui sera diffusé le 5 juillet 2018 sur France 3), l'ancienne flic avouera à Abdel tout ce qu'elle ressent pour son ex-mari : "Jean-Paul m'attire toujours, c'est plus fort que moi

Hier soir j'ai failli flancher."   Confiante, Samia assurera que Boher n'est pas contre une nouvelle idylle entre eux

"Lui il aimerait bien mais il a peur que je change encore d'avis. C'est normal, je le comprends, j'ai tellement fait n'importe quoi", a-t-elle confié

Malgré ses confidences, les choses ne seront pas aussi simples que cela car Ariane veille toujours

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Dunkin' Donuts® | Donut Fries Review! ☕🍩🍟 - Duration: 2:29.

welcome to peep us out reviews with Ian K

stay frosty alright we're doing a little guerrilla filming inside a Dunkin Donuts

right now guys we're gonna be taking a look at the donut fries real fast and

as you guys you can see pretty nice croissant style donut sticks guys

smothered in cinnamon and sugar nice crispy coating on the outside nice and

brown let's give this a shot and see how amazing these are I love the fact that

they're calling them fries actually when they're really just kind of mini

donuts like take a look at that really really nice and crispy here let's

give it a shot you can't beat five of these for two

bucks can we go nice and flaky on the inside check that out nice cinnamon

sugar it's got the right amount of sweetness these are pretty warm from the

oven right now so they're almost kind of pseudo burning my fingers slightly but

just so you guys know very tasty on these yeah let's just finish taking this

one down really tasty definitely worth the hype on these and like I said five

for two bucks not a bad deal at all so real quick overall on that scale of 1

to 10 I'm probably go like a solid 8 on these like I said I really love

the cinnamon coating on this I love the cinnamon and sugar goodness all around

this it's nice and flaky on the inside which is really good and again a nice

crispy brown outer coating it's pretty awesome it's a signature obviously for

these like I said not bad five for two bucks alright guys so there you have

it a quick look at the new donut fries here at Dunkin Donuts really

really great stuff drop some comments down below let me know what you guys

think of these is it worth the five for two bucks to you definitely let me know

and as always this is Ian K closing out another episode of peep this

out and like I always say I've got brand new content every single week here on my

channel so while you stay tuned for the next review coming real soon

in the meantime stay frosty so my favorite for the summer time right now that I

think pairs up pretty nicely with these donut fries half cookie-dough half mocha

a buck fifty for a medium all summer long here at Dunkin and no this video

is not sponsored I swear alright guys until next time I'll talk to you soon

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JUNE READING WRAP UP | 2018 - Duration: 14:49.

Hi everyone, I've got my June wrap up today. I have basically nothing to say

about June because June was an extremely uneventful month because I spent most of

it unwell and unable to really do anything, other than watch a ridiculous amount of TV.

Which honestly, I'm not sure whether to be proud of or not because I

watched an impressive amount of TV this month and then I also managed to read

seven books and six graphic novels I think.

So I'm just going to get straight on into what I read and watched in June.

I started the month by finishing 'Tower of Dawn' by Sarah J. Maas which is the sixth or seventh book

in the 'Throne of Glass' series. I'm not entirely sure at this point. It's basically a companion novel

following Chaol, Nesryn and Yrene during the events of the last book in the 'Throne of Glass' series.

I'm gonna say anything more than that because if I tell you anything about the plot of this book,

it'll just spoil the entire series essentially.

I love this series. It has such a special place in my heart for a

lot of kind of personal reasons and I really enjoyed this book a lot more than

I'd expected to actually. It was far too long and I didn't really care about

Nesryn's ins perspective at all. I really like her as a character but I

definitely could have done without her chapters and her perspective because it

just dragged on for a little bit and I just wanted more of Chaol because he is

my absolute favourite and I also absolutely adored Yrene.

With that being said and as much as I did enjoy this and I do enjoy this series, I am totally

aware of how many problems it has and I'm kind of just giving up on this

author once I finished with this series. But I am just in far too deep with this

series and it means too much to me for me to kind of totally forget about it.

But I did really enjoy this book. I just loved being back in this world and the

story and I absolutely loved spending time with the characters again.

But it was far too long. It didn't need to be this long and I ended up giving it a 4 out of 5 stars.

I then picked up 'The One Hundred Nights of Hero' by Isabel Greenberg

and this is a graphic novel that is essentially an F/F retelling of 'A Thousand and One Nights'

and follows Hero as she spends one hundred nights telling stories to this guy, who made a

bet with the husband of the woman who she is in love with, that he could

basically sleep with her just like that. So she spends a hundred nights whilst this

woman's husband is away, telling stories so that she can distract this man so

that he doesn't end up sleeping with her and it basically tells you that story

but also tells all of the stories that she tells during those nights.

I thought this was brilliant. It was so funny and witty

and just very unique. The art style was really quirky and it was just this

brilliant witty, sarcastic reflection kind of on society and how it treats

women and also the narrator in it was brilliant.

She was so sarcastic and I absolutely loved the humor in this

and I thought it was great and I ended up giving it a 4 out of five 5 stars.

I then read 'If I Was Your Girl' by Meredith Russo, which follows Amanda after she moves to

school after being harassed and abused for being trans. And it basically follows

her as she builds these new relationships in this new life.

Whilst also trying to decide whether or not to come out to these new people.

And I thought this was great. It was incredibly intense and absolutely heartbreaking but

also very insightful and also did have some very cute and adorable moments in it as well.

I finished this in a couple of hours. It was an incredibly easy read

and I feel as though it's one of those books that no matter who you are, how old you are,

how you identify, you will be able to take something away from this

because it did have a lot of insight into being trans and also the author's

note in it was absolutely fantastic and I ended up giving it a four out of five stars.

Next I read 'Papergirls: Volume 4' by Brian K. Vaughn, Cliff Chiang, Matt Wilson and Jared K. Fletcher.

I am four volumes into this series and I still have no idea how to explain the plot of it.

I have no idea what is going on most of the time and I don't really care

because I absolutely love it, it is so bizarre. The best way I can describe it

is think 'Stranger Things' if the boys from 'Stranger Things' were a bunch of

paper girls and they were traveling throughout time. That's how I'm gonna

explain it because I don't really know how to explain it because I don't really

know what I am reading but I do know that I really really enjoy it.

It is so much fun the characters are brilliant the art style is fantastic and I ended up giving this a 4 out of 5 stars.

After that I read 'Floored' which is a collaborative novel by Sara Barnard, Holly Bourne, Tanya Byrne, Non Pratt,

Melinda Salisbury, Lisa Williamson and Eleanor Wood and it follows five teenagers

after one year they all get trapped in an elevator together and kind

of bond over the fact that one, they were trapped in an elevator together but two,

a guy died was they're in the elevator together and then it follows them over

six years and follows their relationships and how their lives change

and how they intertwine and things like that. I was super excited about this.

I thought it sounded absolutely fantastic and honestly I really didn't like it.

I just didn't think it worked. I thought the concept for it was great but I just

don't think it worked on execution because you got to know these

characters but also you didn't get to know them because you met them once a year.

And because of that big life changes kept happening but you didn't

get to know the in-betweens of it. So you didn't really get to know the characters themselves.

All you've got to know was that each year something big in their

life happened and that was kind of it. Had it just been for that, I would have

said it was okay and a somewhat enjoyable read but there was one

character in this book who was classed as the asshole because there is

'The Swat, the fraud, the dutiful daughter, the child star, the fangirl and the asshole'

and the asshole in this, obviously, is meant to be an asshole but oh my goodness was this guy an asshole.

He was possibly the most disgusting character I have ever read. He somehow managed to offend

every single person under the sun, in a really foul way and I get that he was

meant to be an asshole but also teens and young people will be reading this book.

I don't personally see how you can write such awful things about people who

could possibly be reading this book. He was just awful about every single kind

of marginalization you could have. I was so uncomfortable reading his chapters

that I almost just put this book down. Then I thought I may have been overreacting.

So I gave that chapter to my mum to read and she was also as

shocked by it and I think it was very much going to be the shock factor but I

think it was just a bit of a cheap shot because it was shocking but less because

of how much of an asshole he was and more so that people thought this was

okay to put in the book. So yeah, that I just I couldn't really get over and the

fact that he kind of had a redemption arc but you didn't get to see any of his

redemption because you skipped every year. I don't know. I just found it very

uncomfortable to read and not in a good way and not in a way that I thought worked personally.

So yeah, this was definitely an interesting one. I just don't

think the concept was executed very well and as I said, that character was the

most despicable character I've ever read. I ended up giving this a 2 out of 5 stars.

After reading 'Floored' I honestly just needed a bit of a pick me up, so I read volume one of 'Goldie Vance' by

Hope Larson, Britney Williams and Sarah Stern and then throughout the month I also

read volumes two and three and this was exactly what I needed. It was just a breath of fresh air.

It was so, so refreshing and it follows Goldie Vance, who is a

biracial and I've heard that she is also bisexual.

Although from the first three volumes she has only showing interest in another woman

who she ends up being in a relationship with and it basically

follows her as she lives and works in the hotel that her dad is a manager of

and she works as a valet was also on the side, helping the in-house detective.

She is brilliant. She's solving these mysteries and it is so much fun.

The artwork is absolutely gorgeous and I love the characters in it.

I love the setting, as it is set in the 1960s and I ended up giving volumes one and two a 4 out of 5 stars

and then volume three a 5 out of 5 stars because this was just absolutely fantastic and I adored all of them.

Next I picked up 'Undead Girl Gang' by Lily Anderson and this follows Mila, who is a plus-sized Latina girl,

after her best friend dies but Mila doesn't believe that her death was an accident

and she thinks she was murdered. Both her and her best friend Riley were super into witchcraft.

So Mila decides to cast a spell to bring Riley back to life

for seven days, so they can solve her murder. This was super entertaining.

I will say that for me personally, I felt as though it lacked some suspense and I

would have really loved that to be more of a build-up in that sense.

Other than that, I can't really complain because it was essentially a murder mystery with

zombies and witchcraft and it was very very entertaining, very easy to read and

I ended up giving it a 3.75 out of 5 stars.

Next I read 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post' by Emily M. Danforth and this follows Cameron after

her parents that killed in a car crash when she was 12. That was in 1989 and it

follows her through then until 1993 and it's basically all about her living in

this very conservative small town in Montana and she is trying to kind of

hide her sexuality, as she is a lesbian, whilst also just living her life and

having relationships. But once her aunt finds her out, she sends her to this

conversion therapy camp to try and 'straighten' her out.

This was incredibly intense and incredibly heartbreaking and very difficult to read at times but I do

think it was a very important read and a very honest and raw and truthful read.

For some reason I just really didn't get on the writing style and I also felt as

though it was quite a bit too long. A lot of the plot points almost felt a little

bit like fillers but I did think this was a brilliant book.

I really enjoyed the characters. I really enjoyed the storyline. I just didn't really connect

too much to the writing style. I will say that this book should come with a

million trigger warnings in it and I have written all of my trigger warnings

out for this book in my Goodreads review. And I also write trigger warnings

for all of the books that I review on Goodreads. Which is all of the books that I read.

So if you would like to know any trigger warnings for any of the books

that I've mentioned and ever mention, I always have my Goodreads linked in the

description box but this definitely should come with a hefty list of them.

And I don't want to say them right now because I know I'll forget something and

I don't want to forget something important. Although I will say there is

so much homophobia in this and also a very very graphic self-harm scene.

But I am now definitely very intrigued to see what the film for this is going to be like.

As I think the movie adaptation comes out at the end of August and I

ended up giving this a 3.7 5 out of 5 stars.

After reading 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post', once again I just needed

something a little bit lighter because that was a very heavy read.

So I picked up 'Boy Meets Hamster' by Birdie Milano and this follows 14-year old Dylan who is gay

as he goes on holiday with his family and his best friend to this very

crummy Cornwall caravan park. It's basically all about the antics that he

gets up to whilst he is there, as he is trying to get the attention of this guy

that he has a huge crush on. This was absolutely adorable. I will say that this

definitely was for a lot younger target audience. It said it was young adult but

I would definitely say it was young young adult, borderline middle grade.

It had a very diverse cast of characters with the main character being gay and his

little brother had cerebral palsy and then his best friend was a plus-sized girl,

who although not explicitly written on the page, was definitely kind

of written it's being bi and then also one of the other main characters in it was a person of colour.

It was just a really fun, very very easy cute and adorable read.

I do think that it was kind of simplified almost too much.

I think that the characters in this were a little bit infantilised because of how

simple the writing style was but other than that, it was adorable and I would

definitely recommend this to anyone that's maybe younger and looking for something

a little bit like 'Love, Simon' but maybe is a bit too young for 'Love, Simon' or

something like that and I gave this a 3.75 out of 5 stars.

Next I picked up 'Amulet: Volume 3' by Kazu Kibuishi

and this is, as I said, the third volume in this series

which is basically about a brother and sister who move house and end up being pulled into

this new world and realising that they're the only people that can save it and it is so much fun.

This series needs to be made into a movie or a TV series or something

because it was just born to be that. It is so fantastic, so addictive.

It's a great middle grade graphic novel series and it is so easy

to read but also so enjoyable and I'm loving it and I ended up giving this a 4 out of 5 stars.

And lastly in June I read 'History is All You Left Me' by Adam Silvera

and to this follows Griffin during the history building up to and

the present after his ex-boyfriend has died and the grief that Griffin is

feeling over his ex-boyfriends death has extremely exaggerated his OCD.

This is the first book I've ever read by Adam Silvera

and I now totally understand why so many people love his writing and his books.

I will say that I think the hype surrounding this book got my

expectations a little too high and I therefore didn't love it as much as I

was expecting to and as much as other people have done but it was still absolutely fantastic.

I loved the representation of Griffin's OCD.

I thought that was absolutely fantastic and very sensitively but honestly done

and I loved a little wasn't fixed by love but also acknowledged the fact that

people and love can help recovery with these things and it doesn't always all

have to be down to that individual. And I thought the different representations of

sexualities were brilliant in it and the relationships and the characters were great.

I just loved the fact that the characters were flawed.

They weren't perfect. No one was the villain but no one was

kind of this perfect glowing person and I thought it was really great.

I read it in two sittings. It was very easy to read and definitely very emotional but also

wasn't as emotional as I was thinking it was going to be, considering how

everybody talks about it. But also I'm pretty much a very but at this point, so

I may just be completely broken but this I thought was brilliant and I'm now

definitely excited to read more from Adam Silveira and I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars.

So that is everything that I read in June. Concerning everything that

I watched in June, I finished and completed watching 'Sense8' which was

absolutely phenomenal and deserved so many more seasons. I then watched the

entire first season of 'Lost in Space', which is another Netflix original

which I thought was fantastic and I had not heard of it

before but I thought it was really really great.

And then I also watched all three seasons of 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend', which I absolutely loved.

I loved the mental health representation in it and I'm

such a musical nerd. So the fact that it's a musical TV show was just brilliant.

And I didn't actually know that it was going to be a musical.

So that made it even more fantastic and I'm so excited for the next season and then

also my mum and I have just started watching 'Queer Eye' which is absolutely

fantastic and a breath of fresh air and so much fun to watch and my mum has not

watched a single episode without crying, which is also very entertaining.

And yeah, that is what I watched while I essentially couldn't walk through this month.

So that is why I watched and read a lot. I had a lot of time on my hands.

So yeah, that was my June. I would absolutely love to know what you have been reading

and watching during June and I just hope you had the most fantastic month and I

will leave the links to my Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Goodreads and blog in

the description box below. So feel free to follow me on any of those if you would

like and yeah I would love to know what you've been reading watching and what

you were hoping to read and watch in July and as I said I hope you've had a

fantastic month and I hope you have the most brilliant start to July. Bye!

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VLOG 16 - TEACHING KITE TO A FASHION BLOGGER - Antoine Auriol - 4K - Duration: 5:26.

Welcome to a new VLOG

Today, there will be feminine touch in my Vlog

because I have a meeting with Patti, a fashion blogger

Hello

Hi, how are you ? I found you guys!

So you are a fashion blogger? Yes

Explain me what you do for a living because this job is kind of new no ?

Yes it's my job since seven or eight years

In fact I show people how I dress, my looks, in nice places

through social networks, in my blog and on YouTube

I'm also a lot on instagram because everybody is there today.

And so you work together as a couple? You're doing her pictures? Yes we are together

I do her photos, videos ... and she yell at me sometimes too!

A good team! Yes.

Basically it's a nice way to share different experiences.

And I see that you love this job because you are always talking about it

You are very enthusiastic! Yes and I love meeting people too

It's awesome. Well that's cool! I came here today to see

how you work, but I also want to show you what I do.

So after I will take you at the beach

I will prepare a kite

for you so you'll be able to try it on the beach. Yes I would love to do it!

And i also have a classic car. If you want you can use it to make a nice picture!

Ok perfect let's go! Let's go

All right. Come on! Come on!

Look the car is there. Wow I love it

You like it ?

Yes it's great.

You want to make a picture with? Yes I want to make a picture with your car!

C'mon it's yours!

You like ?

Yes I love ...

It's from 1968. It's beautiful with all that wood

It's really really different. I love your car. Do your picture if you want!

For the picture, I'll take off my shirt off and I'll put a swimsuit.

That's how you do beautiful pictures on instagram.

And that's how we make great videos on youtube.

That's how we make beautiful videos on Youtube!

I saw you and now I want to do the same.

Come on!

Does your back hurt like that?

Aye aye aye my back!

I'll my shirt and we can go to the beach. Let's do some kite. Come on!

Perfect ! Let's go

Ok Patti. Here is the kite equipment

I didn't take the board because there is not so much wind

So in kite the first thing to understand is the wind. Where it comes from, how it feels

then use it as an energy and feel the kite.

I've taken a small kite for you. A 6 meters. I will inflate it

and I'll show you how to use it. And then you'll to put a harness too. Here it is.

You put it like that. You use it to

connect to the bar. Ok, Ok

Let's go!

When you make a Vlog with a blogger, the first thing she does is pictures !

You just destroyed my arm, but that's okay, I've seen worse.

So did you like it? Yes it was very cool, but hard... Yes you see? Yes! But when there is more

wind it's easier. Not too much wind, but a little bit more

because the kite would be more stable. Next time when there is more wind, I'll give you another lesson. Perfect!

So see you next Tuesday for another VLOG, and for another lesson. CIAO!

For more infomation >> VLOG 16 - TEACHING KITE TO A FASHION BLOGGER - Antoine Auriol - 4K - Duration: 5:26.

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Analysis | Trump's own Justice Department reprimands his conspiracy theorizing - Duration: 4:31.

Imran Awan, a Pakistani American IT worker, on Sept. 13, 2017. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post) A month ago, when news of a potential plea deal for former Democratic House staffer Imran Awan began to bubble up, President Trump took to Twitter to target his own Justice Department and call for a different course

"Our Justice Department must not let Awan & Debbie Wasserman Schultz off the hook," he wrote

"The Democrat I.T. scandal is a key to much of the corruption we see today. They want to make a 'plea deal' to hide what is on their Server

Where is Server? Really bad!" That same Justice Department's response today? To issue a subtle but stinging rebuke of Trump and those of his cohorts who pushed conspiracy theories about Awan

As The Post's Shawn Boburg and Spencer S. Hsu report, federal prosecutors slipped a rather pregnant little section into their plea deal with Awan — a section that effectively rebuts Trump's and the conservative Daily Caller's theories about Awan without directly naming either of them: Each of those accusations can be linked to conspiratorial reporting and suggestions about the actions of Awan, a Pakistani American whom Trump once suggestively labeled the "Pakistani mystery man

" They don't directly deal with any criminal charges lodged against Awan, but prosecutors put them in there anyway — clearly wanting to dispatch with their own president's and his media allies' conspiratorial ideas, for good measure

And, to be clear, the paragraph comes after an 18-month investigation undertaken not just by Trump's Justice Department, but by his own nominee in U

S. Attorney Jessie K. Liu. As part of the deal, Awan pleaded guilty to making a false statement on a bank loan application, a charge for which prosecutors won't recommend jail time

About a year ago, Trump began hinting at potentially treasonous actions and a broader scandal involving Awan

Conservative outlets had been on the case for months, fueled by Iwan's ties to Rep

Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), a preeminent GOP bogeywoman who used to run the Democratic National Committee

When Awan was arrested just before boarding a plane for Pakistan, the intrigue only grew — even though he was charged not with conspiring, but with bank fraud

The whole thing fit neatly into Trump's conspiratorial, deep-state allegations about the Russia investigation, in addition to his clear doubts about his own intelligence community's explanations about the DNC hack during the 2016 election

Trump is unlikely to take his medicine and admit that he oversold the prospect of an Awan scandal

Indeed, one of the features of conspiracy theories is that every rebuke just becomes the latest evidence of a supposed coverup

 The report's release coincided with Trump lodging an entirely new technology-related conspiracy theory — this one about the National Security Agency deleting 685 million phone calls and text messages that were obtained from telecommunications companies as part of various investigations

"Wow! The NSA has deleted 685 million phone calls and text messages," Trump tweeted

"Privacy violations? They blame technical irregularities. Such a disgrace. The Witch Hunt continues!" If anything, it shows Trump is happy to keep lodging accusations at his own government, regardless of how flimsy the facts that undergird them are and that they may one day be revealed as nonsense

But it also shows that those around him — and even those he has appointed — increasingly feel the need to do something about it

For more infomation >> Analysis | Trump's own Justice Department reprimands his conspiracy theorizing - Duration: 4:31.

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