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For me, being definitely a person of color, it was very eye opening to see, you know,

that most people had never seen a black person before.

Or if they did, they just kind of assumed that either I was African or that

I was Brazilian, which is not the case.

So, for me it was very interesting to kind of explain to people that

no, actually I'm an African-American.

And that in their eyes is very rare because the normal depiction of American is white.

So, they are like, "Oh, my gosh.

Can I take a picture with you?"

They wanted to touch my hair; wanted to touch my skin as if it was different.

So, for me it was very different because I've never had to really explain who I am.

But, it definitely I think, made me more racially conscious, especially coming back to the states.

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Rings - In Theatres February 3

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Dads Who Play Barbie®

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Mercedes-Benz C-Klasse AMG C 63 S Limousine, Panoramadak - Duration: 1:51.

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Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse 350 CDI BLUETEC PRESTIGE AUT-7 COMAND - Duration: 0:42.

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Opel Combo 1.3 CDTI COMFORT VOORZIEN VAN AIRCO !!!! ( NIEUW S - Duration: 1:07.

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Di.Visão - Ho's - Duration: 2:27.

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Draw my life coutdgalere - Duration: 2:36.

Hello, we are going to tell you how "Coût D'Galère" was born

Hello! it's me Ines also called "The star" !

Yeah, I'm a princess but I'm also a star!

We were celebrating my 10 years birthday at home with my family and friends.

You know what: They all came from far away, by car ! Yes, just for me :-)

The party, the balloons... That rocked !! But...

some friends arrived very late, we had to wait for them in order to open-up the gifts

Because of Broken clutch

Aaaaah, what a pain !!!!

Hello! it's me Dani, Dani the Handsome boy ;-)

It was a beautiful spring day. Euh, no... Actually, it was winter.

As Ines said, we were there, all of us, for her birthday

Look, here I am !

Sure, I'm much more handsome in real life

And here is my father

He's got a great idea !

If everyone participated, the car would be quickly fixed-up

Hi, it's me Anta, commonly known as "Kim"

Look, this is my father, and this is my godfather

Actually, my father is much more in shape. indeed, he's got a lot of muscles

This evening, they both gave themselves a Fist-bump

Coût'dGalère was born !!

The principle is simple and it's totally free

You just have to create your online profile

and inviting your family and friends

Let's assume that you're in trouble and need € 500

AHHH, IT HURTS !!!!

The aim is to make money gifs in order to get as closer as possible to the amount requested

When the time ends, 10% of the collected amount remains in your basket so that you can help someone back in return

YEAH, IT'S PRETTY COOL !!!!

Of course, the rest of the money is given to you so that you can solve your issue

THANK U :-)

If your family and friends don't achive to provide all of the requested amount,

you can ask us to send your request to all the website's members

This is not a souscription that you have to pay for and also it's not mandatory

It's all about uniting everybody to reach the total amount of your request

As an example, let's assume that you have collected €300 over an € 500 request, from your family and friends

You will need 40 particpations of € 5 in order to reach the missing amount

Coût'DGalère will firstly undertake to pay the sum of € 5 to you

Let's all get united for a Handy help

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Rings - In Theatres February 3

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Marine Corps partners with Army for 3-D printed technology solutions - Duration: 4:04.

For U.S. Marine Corps aviators, hydraulics are critical for all the heavy lifting that

happens during aircraft operations.

Two hydraulic mechanics from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 in Jacksonville, North

Carolina, came up with an idea to streamline hydraulic line maintenance and their idea

brought them to an Army research facility at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.

We're aircraft mechanics.

We work specifically on the hydraulics systems and the majority of our jobs come from bending

tubes.

Metal tubes push hydraulic liquids under high pressure and make things happen on an aircraft.

All the birds rely on heavy hydraulic systems for landing gear, for flaps.

Sharew and Herreragonzalez entered their idea for improving how they shape and form hydraulic

lines to the 2016 Marine Corps Logistics Innovation Challenge.

Out of more than 300 entries, their idea was one of 18 to move on to the next level.

The Corps partnered with various DOD laboratories, such as the Army Research Laboratory and its

sister organizations, the Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center

and the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, to leverage 3-D printing and additive manufacturing

capabilities.

One of our benefits is actually getting to work with the boots on the ground.

We don't often get to do that.

We're stuck in our labs.

We're doing our science projects.

So when we're able to get input and say 'Hey we need something.'

That's a little extra exuberance when we do our job.

It's like these guys need it.

Let's go out there and make it happen for them.

Army engineers worked closely with the Marines for a week and came up with a 3-D printed

flexible tube that can be shaped on site and then brought back to the shop where a metal

tube can be bent in the same exact shape, replicating the tube being replaced.

3-D printing is really the essential part of our project right now because all the tools

we used to manufacture the prototype we have right now are printed out in 3-D and it really

helped us in a way that we weren't able to do in the first place.

Sharew's weeklong experience working alongside Army researchers gave him insight about the

future of 3-D printing.

The DOD community soon will be heading to that additive manufacturing route because

you can't just be sitting around and waiting for parts.

You should make it available to a point where any Soldier or any Marine out there deployed

wherever they're at can just get the specs and manufacture the parts as needed.

Sharew said it would take some time and training to get there.

I'm pretty sure we're going to get there because from what I've seen the job that

takes us a while with 3-D printing it was done just like that.

Additive manufacturing has always been known for fast iteration time.

So you get more iterations out in less time, less money, it's going to continue to

do that.

The big pie in the sky future idea is to have additive manufacturing in the field.

The purpose of the Marine Corps Logistics Innovation Challenge is inspire solutions

and then mature those ideas into a fielded capability.

There's no bad idea out there because it's really up to that Marine to take the initiative

and take it to the next step.

With us, we had the idea for a long time, but whenever the Marine Corps came out with

the Innovation Challenge, that was our opportunity and it actually paid off because

while we had a small idea in the back of our minds, it was actually something worth pursuing

after.

For ARL TV, I'm David McNally

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Homekeepers - Bodie, Michelle and "Bo" D'Andrea - Down's Diagnosis and Miracles - Duration: 28:31.

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This is why you should never throw away the orange peels - Duration: 5:06.

That's why you should never throw away orange peels

The orange

It is good for the health we all already know. Orange is rich in vitamin C, contains calcium,

magnesium, potassium, phosphorous, fibers and more. But usually we throw the shells

out. But when we do that, we lose some benefits it has.

The shells have more phytonutrients and flavonoids than the inner pulp.

So learn to make use of orange peel for the benefit of your health.

1. Improves skin tone The marks of the skin and dark spots can

decrease with orange peels. They act as a natural whitener.

Also vitamin C, maintaining the skin supple and healthy glow. And still protects the

sunlight (UV) harmful.

Make a paste by mixing two tablespoons of orange peel tea powder with yogurt

natural and a tablespoon of honey.

1. Pass on the face and neck movements circular.

2. Let stand for 20 min, then rinse. 3. Pass this facial mask 2 or 3 times

in the week.

To prepare the powder shells, let the shells dry in the sun for three days.

2. Fight signs of aging The strong antioxidants in the bark,

fight free radicals. Are the radicals free that damage healthy cells

skin, which causes aging, wrinkles, fine lines and sagging.

For its astringent properties, they act as a toning the skin.

1. Mix a spoon shell powder soup Orange with a tablespoon of flour

oats and enough honey to form a paste. 2. Pass the face and neck. 3. Wait 30

me and then rinse. 4. Use this folder anti-aging, once a week.

3. White Teeth Orange peels can take the yellow of

teeth. Just rub the inside of a shell orange on teeth 2 to 3 minutes

then rinse with warm water. Do this twice a day, until

the desired goal.

4. Weight Loss Many nutrients are contained in the peel

orange, especially vitamin C. This antioxidant helps in burning fat.

Drink tea orange peel instead of consume coffee and soft drinks.

1. Dry orange peels in a cool place and dry.

2. Place 1 tablespoon peel soup in a cup of hot water.

3. Cover and let stand for 10 minutes. 4. Remove the peel and add a little

honey.

5. Reduce Cholesterol Orange peel may help diminish

bad cholesterol, which is responsible for increase the risk of heart attacks and diseases

cardiovascular. The pectin, soluble fiber natural found in the bark, helps reduce

cholesterol and control pressure. You can drink orange peel tea,

twice a day.

6. Regulates bowel movements The orange peels increase digestion.

The high presence of dietary fiber helps the control bowel movements,

combat constipation.

Also help treat digestive disorders, as indigestion, gas, bowel syndrome

Irritable, bloating and heartburn. After making a meal, drink a cup

orange peel tea to increase digestion.

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Northwest Profiles: A-Balazs with Art (Art Gallery) - Duration: 6:53.

(Blair Williams) My name is Blair Williams and I'm the owner

of the Art Spirit Gallery here in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. The Art

Spirit Gallery was founded twenty years ago by John Thamm

and Steve Gibbs in a little house just down the street from

where we stand now. In a effort, really, to promote and cultivate

local and regional artists and help build audience for them.

Steve Gibbs owned and operated the gallery then and about

fourteen years ago moved into this grand space here on Sherman

and we've been going strong ever since. One of the things that

makes the Art Spirit Gallery different or unique from other

galleries is that once a month we take everything off the

walls, patch and paint and hang an entirely new show. That show

is aimed at featuring one or more artists and really

showcasing their work. This month we are featuring famed

regional artist, Harold Balazs. And Harold is best known

throughout the Northwest for his large public artworks, some

amazing architectural artistry everything from banks to

churches to public spaces et cetera. This year's show

features work from every decade of Harold's work as far back as

the fifties all the way to present day. You're going to see

work that is original and exciting and always makes you

smile. When Steve Gibbs began the gallery he also began to

develop the art community as a whole here and that included the

development of the ArtWalks that take place monthly here in Coeur

d'Alene the second Friday, and the Coeur d'Alene Arts and

Cultural Alliance. During the ArtWalks our community comes

together to celebrate each other to celebrate the art work to

celebrate the artists to mix and mingle and talk with one another

and connect all around the idea of art. (Allen Dodge) The

openings once a month at the Art Spirit Gallery are a festivity.

It's a terrific community effort and everybody participates. It's

one of those things that knits the community together. (Mason

Miles) My name is Mason Miles and I'm the curator at the Art

Spirit Gallery and I'm from Boise, Idaho. What I admire

about Harold's work is he switches it up all the time he

doesn't just stick with the same thing. He's got enamels,

stencils, he's got mixed media, he's got public art work, he's

got everything you name it. (Blair Williams) This particular

show includes unbelievable works by Harold that span the decades.

One of the pieces is a mosaic enamel created in 1954, just two

years after graduating from Washington State University,

from the Beach Ball series and it will take your breath away.

In addition, we've got two sculptures that are featured in

the Washington State University published Harold Balazs book;

they are homage to Pablo Picasso and the Nutcracker. And finally,

we have a copper sculpture. We never see those come to us from

the secondary market and those are always exciting to get to

just take in. (Mason Miles) My favorite Balazs piece is

probably the two big black and white enamels up front that he

found in the back of his studio and just gave them to us which

is pretty rad. (Blair Williams) Harold is best known for his

enamels and I'll say that people almost always clamoring at our

shows for the enamel works. You're going to see bright,

dynamic, captivating enamels in this show; everything from

Abused Flowers to my favorite, Purple Car and Tube Sock. One of

the things I admire about Harold the most is his perseverance in

the world of art. He's best known for his phrase, "It's

better to make stuff, then not make stuff." And this is always

evident in what he's doing. I'm continually blown away at the

collector's love of not only the work, but Harold the man and his

energy and excitement way that he's given back to the

communities and to the Northwest in general through his artwork.

(Steve Adams) The one word I would use to describe Harold

would be inspirational. He's just got so much energy. I don't

know five people you could put together that has produced as

much work as he has. (Allen Dodge) You can't help but tread

on his works somewhere because he's done everything. So, as

another younger artist, I guess, you're always trying to not step

on him, but you can't help it. (Mel McCuddin) His work mainly

what inspires me is just the enthusiasum and a love of what

he's doing. He told me one time that he never had a job. This is

what he does and one of the few guys I've ever known that's made

a living totally from the art world. (Ken Yuhasz) He's often

said that he makes art because he has to, but also because he

thinks it comes from this need to leave something behind. And

so, if you're going to leave something behind, his legacy is

he's left thousands of things behind. And people will be

seeing it and enjoying it for many years. We invite everyone

to join us here at the Art Spirit Gallery to not only

celebrate Harold, but to celebrate the many artists

throughout the region that we feature and to really join

together and celebrate the arts and to promote all that is

artistic and exciting and keeps us all alive.

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Jeep Wrangler Off Camber Fabrications by MBRP Light Bar/Grille Guard (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 5:35.

I'm Ryan from extremeterrain.com and this is my review and installation of the Off Camber

Fabrications by MBRP Front Light Bar and Grille Guard System fitting all 2007 and up Wranglers.

Today we're gonna talk through the installation of this light bar, which is a very simple

one out of three wrenches.

It's designed to bolt directly onto your Jeep, although there is a small amount of disassembly

you'll need to do in order to get all of the brackets installed.

Then we're also going to talk through the construction and a few of the other features

of the light bar.

This is for those of you who aren't ready to upgrade to a full aftermarket front bumper

but are looking for a way to change up the look of the front of your Jeep as well as

to add some auxiliary light mounting points.

This is going to do a really nice job of changing the look of the front of your Jeep while still

retaining that factory plastic front bumper, which helps to keep the cost down.

If you pair this light bar and grille guard system with, maybe, a winch plate that goes

on top of your factory front bumper and some stubby front bumper ends, you can end up with

a bumper that looks aftermarket even though it's based off of that factory front bumper,

and it'll be significantly less expensive than purchasing a full aftermarket front bumper.

As far as construction goes, this is going to be a piece of steel tubing that does have

your light mounting tabs welded right onto it.

And these are really heavy-duty light mount tabs.

I mean, they're not going to be holding a lot of weight, but these things are thick,

they're really bulky, and they are welded directly in place so they're gonna be nice

and strong for you.

This also comes with all of the brackets, of course, that are necessary to get it mounted.

MBRP offers a version of this grille guard and light mounted hoop for the Off Camber

Fabrication line of front bumpers.

This one is specifically designed to work with your factory front bumper so all of the

brackets that are included allow this to be mounted with that factory front bumper in

place.

Something I really like about this setup is that it is predrilled with rubber grommets

to run all of the wiring for whatever lights you might mount on those light mount tabs.

You'll be able to run them right through the grommets inside of your tubing, down out through

the bottom here, and very cleanly and easily hide all of your wiring for a really clean

install.

Now, for those of you with a 2012 and up JK, you are going to need a vacuum pump relocation

kit in order to install this on your Jeep.

The brackets that go behind the bumper to install this grille guard light bar combination

do interfere with that factory vacuum pump location, so you are going to need a relocation

kit.

As I said before, I am gonna give this a one out of three wrenches for the installation.

It is a bolt-on piece, although it does require a little bit of disassembly in order to get

all of the brackets in place.

The first thing you'll need to remove is your splash guard if you're still running one.

I know a lot of you guys that go off-roading in deep mud or have backed up in deep snow

will have their splash guard removed for them, but if you still have yours in place, the

first step is removing that.

You'll also have to remove the frame cover that covers the space between the bumper and

the grille.

And finally, you'll have to remove the grille by popping the six plastic clips across the

top and then giving it a good pull.

Once you have those three plastic pieces removed, you can install the brackets that go on the

frame horns of your Wrangler.

And finally, install the other half of the brackets onto the light bar and grille guard.

Then it's simply a matter of putting the light bar grille guard onto the new brackets that

you've already installed on the Jeep and attaching it with the included hardware.

From there you can go ahead and wire up whatever lights you might wanna add, or if you're not

adding any lights, you're done.

This whole process will probably take you a little bit over an hour to complete by the

time you get all of the plastic removed, all the brackets installed, and the plastic reinstalled

again, but you're not gonna need any specialty tools, just some traditional hand tools.

However, having a trim removal tool handy will make popping a lot of those plastic clips

a little bit easier.

When you look at this light bar and grille guard system

and you look at the price tag, you might think that's a little bit expensive for just some round tubing.

However, when you consider the drastic impact this is going to have on the front of your Jeep, the easy

bolt on installation, the fact that you have these two light mount tabs

where you can very easily run all of your wiring internal of the mount

And when you consider the alternative of purchasing a whole new front bumper

and the expense involved with that, all of a sudden this becomes a little bit more manageable.

So if you're looking to add a grille guard with light mounts on to the front of your Jeep

to completely change up the look of your Wrangler

without having to buy a full aftermarket front bumper

I think that this is a nice option.

At first look this may seem a little bit expensive

but when you compare it to the alternative

of purchasing a brand new bumper and when you look at the quality of the build

I think this is a going to be a really nice option for a lot of you.

So, that's my review of the Off Camber Fabrications by MBRP

front grille guard and light bar system fitting all 2007 and up Wranglers

with a factory front bumper that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com

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ABBIAMO SCONFITTO UN TEAM DI HACKER EPICO!!! EggWars w/Sbabuken - Duration: 20:13.

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Seven Sober Days Inside The Tate - Duration: 4:46.

Last Monday, when inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a horse upon the wall where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

Why is that horse upon the wall where a work of art should be?"

"You really are a philistine.

I'm a connoisseur, a fan of this wonderful piece of sculpture by Maurizio

Cattelan."

There's a million horses round the world, and your one's rather poor.

If you think a horse so special, then you need to get out more.

Last Tuesday, when inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a bed upon the floor where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

Why is that bed upon the floor where a work of art should be?"

"You really are a philistine.

I'm powerful and wise.

That bed's a Tracey Emin that was in the Turner Prize."

There's a million beds around the world that do not merit fame

and this one that you've got in here seems very much the same.

Last Wednesday, when inside the Tate as sober as could be,

I saw a shark inside a tank where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

Why is that shark inside a tank where a work of art should be?"

"You really are a philistine, artistically cursed.

That shark's a work of genius conceived by Damien Hirst."

I don't care what you call the thing, a shark is just a shark.

There's millions of them ever since the days of Noah's ark.

Last Thursday, when inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a glass of water which was labelled as a tree.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

why do you have a glass of water labelled as a tree?"

"You really are a philistine.

If you knew more, you'd see It's not a glass of water: Craig-Martin's

work's a tree."

When customs in Australia said, "We cannot let trees pass",

Craig-Martin said, "It's not a tree.

It's water in a glass."

Last Friday, when inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a room with faulty lights where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

why have you got these faulty lights where a work of art should be?"

"You really are a philistine.

More insight's what you need.

These lights, they are not faulty: they're a work by Martin Creed."

His flashing lights and paper balls and other stupid tricks

are things I tried and left behind about the age of six.

Last Saturday, inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a rusty camper van where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

why have you got a camper van where a work of art should be?"

"You really are a philistine.

Beuy's greatness moves my heart.

He taught that we're all artists and the things we do are art."

I teach we're all brain surgeons, but I'd just like to explain –

that you're the first who needs an operation on the brain!

Last Sunday, when inside the Tate, as sober as could be,

I saw a tin of someone's shit where a work of art should be.

I asked Sir Nicholas Serota, "Please explain to me

why have you got a tin of shit where a work of art should be?

"You really are a philistine, whingy, whiny, moany.

This shit has been created by the rectum of Manzoni.

Sir Nicholas you are a fool.

The Tate's becomes a farce.

So you can take the bloody lot and stick it right up your arse.