I wanna be told I'm the best, this is serious; We gotta go!
Dreams are dreams, but they can't easily be reached
Let's aim for a special something, shall we?
For that sake, I won't cry
Who's my enemy? My enemy is the shadow of my weak self
You understand that, right?
Weak hearts are forbidden (I won't allow them)
I feel it! Tightly; The place where I now stand SELF CONTROL!!
I want (One more chance time!)
Everyone to tell me I'm the best! (I wanna be told I'm the best!) Dance now! Dance now!
I have decided (One more chance time!)
I'll make you tell me I'm the best! (This is serious, this isn't a game!) Dance now! Dance now!
Let's aim more for that distant light, Baby!
I want us to fly together more, Baby!
Even though my fingertips tremble, don't look
What's important is SELF CONTROL!!
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#Arsenal transfer news: Chelsea agree Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain fee of £40million - Duration: 4:03.
Arsenal transfer news: Chelsea agree Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain fee of £40million
CHELSEA have agreed a £40million fee with Arsenal for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. But Liverpool are refusing to give up without a fight as they still hope to land the England midfielder.
Chelsea have agreed a £40m fee with Arsenal to sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
The 24-year-old was recently in action against Liverpool where the Gunners lost 4-0. The Ox, 24, now has to discuss personal terms with Antonio Conte's Blues.
And the Italian boss must persuade him that joining his Premier League champions is the right move for him.
But their offer of £35m now and £5m in add-ons has given them the edge over their Scouse rivals ahead of Thursday's 11pm transfer deadline.
Oxlade-Chamberlain is out of contract next summer and rejected an offer of £180,000-a-week to stay at the Emirates.
Arsenal were crushed 4-0 at Liverpool on Sunday and boss Jurgen Klopp believes he can get the best out of the frustrated midfielder and place him at the heart of his team.
Gunners insiders claim the club would prefer to do business with Chelsea rather than Liverpool because of the fallout over their Luis Suarez bid.
The ex-Southampton ace is on the move to Stamford Bridge for a fee believed to be in the region of £35m-£40m.
Back in 2013, Arsenal made a cheeky £40m and one pound offer to trigger the striker's release clause — a move that did not go down well with the Anfield brass.
It looks likely Conte will get his fourth major summer signing and leave Arsenal reeling again after Sunday's humiliation on Merseyside. Conte, 48, has already signed Alvaro Morata, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Antonio Rudiger for a combined £129m.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was lacklustre in Arsenals 4-0 defeat at Liverpool. Chelsea know Liverpool could still steal The Ox from under their noses, which is why they are keeping a £32m pursuit of Leicester's Danny Drinkwater on the back burner.
And that deal has moved closer to becoming a reality with the Foxes closing in on Paris Saint-Germain's Grzegorz Krychowiak. Conte still has to convince Oxlade-Chamberlain he will be more than just a squad player.
The Italian wants a spine of English players in his dressing room to tap into their mentality and boost the club's home-grown players count. He fears his team will burn out due to the demands of the Prem and Champions League.
Ross Barkley has also been on his shopping list but Everton boss Ronald Koeman revealed there had not been a single firm offer for the player prior to Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge.
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Chelsea 'agree fee with Leicester for Drinkwater' while Foxes line up PSG ace Gregorz Krychowiak - Duration: 3:30.
Chelsea 'agree fee with Leicester for Drinkwater' while Foxes line up PSG ace Gregorz Krychowiak
CHELSEAS remarkable day keeps getting better, as French reports suggest they have agreed a £28million fee with Leicester for Danny Drinkwater.
The Blues have been desperate to bolster their midfield before the close of the transfer window, and look poised to bring in the Foxes star to Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea have reportedly agreed a fee with Leicester over the signing of Danny Drinkwater.
The 27-year-old is yet to feature for the Foxes this Premier League campaign. According to SFR Sport, Antonio Conte looks to have finally got his man after weeks of negotiating with the 2015/16 Premier League champions.
The West London side saw an offer of £15m knocked back by Craig Shakespeare earlier on in the window, but have been keen to nab the 27-year-old to replace Nemanja Matic who was sold to Manchester United.
In what is turning out to be a fantastic day for Chelsea fans, the Blues are closing in on the signing of Arsenals contract rebel Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after agreeing a £35m deal.
Chelsea are determined not to suffer the same fate they endured after they won the league in 2015 after their opening day defeat to Burnley.
Drinkwater will compete with Cesc Fabregas, NGolo Kante and Tiemoue Bakayoko in the middle of the park should he link up with the Community Shield runners-up. Leicester have already identified the England internationals replacement – Paris Saint-Germain stalwart Gregorz Krychowiak.
Paris-Saint Germain midfielder Gregorz Krychowiak has emerged as a target for Craig Shakespeare.
Antonio Conte is desperate to bring in the England international to Stamford Bridge. The Polish defensive midfielder joined the Ligue 1 outfit last summer from Sevilla for £30m, but struggled to assert himself in the starting XI.
He featured just 19 times in all competitions – just 11 in the French top-flight – and is now likely to be heading out the Parc des Princes door.
PSG need to offload players to reduce their wage bill after bringing in Neymar for £198m, where he is raking in £500,000-a-week. While Monacos teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe is close to sealing a move to sign for Unai Emerys men.
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Hoe een voorschokdemper vervangen op een SKODA ROOMSTER 1 HANDLEIDING AUTODOC - Duration: 21:37.
Use a socket №16
Use a socket №10
Use a socket №18 and a open end wrench №18
Use a socket №13
Use a special tool to tighten the spring
Use a combination spanner №21 and a hex-nut wrench №7
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Use a socket №16
Use a socket №10
Use a socket №18 and a open end wrench №18
Use a socket №13
Use a special tool to tighten the spring
Use a combination spanner №21 and a hex-nut wrench №7
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New 2018 Dacia Duster: still chunky and cheap
This is the new 2018 Dacia Duster, the go-to SUV if you want back-to-basics fun and no-frills price tags.
We caught it testing in southern Europe ahead of its debut at the 2017 Frankfurt motor show this autumn. UK sales are due to start in spring 2018, with prices expected to start at less than £10,000.
The new Dacia Duster looks bigger than the old one?. Its notoriously hard to tell dimensions from spy photos, but that was our first impression. It will remain a five-seater, albeit better packaged with some extra interior space.
The styling looks to be an evolution of the outgoing Dusters, with a familiar four-square stance and prominent roof rails running the length of the car.
Renault knows not to mess with the chunky design of its bargain basement model, which is largely responsible for the success of Dacia in Europe. Have you noticed how many Dusters you see on the roads in France?.
What else is new on the 2018 Duster?. We understand the newcomer will retain its market position, with keen pricing to tempt buyers away from the growing pool of smaller SUVs from the likes of VW, Nissan, Seat and Skoda.
The current range starts at £8600, but that will surely creep up a little at launch (cheaper models will likely follow though).
Expect an upgrade to more recent engines and drivelines from the Renault/Nissan stable, but there wont be too many creature comforts: Dacia isnt about to abandon its clever, austerity-friendly market position.
In the UK, the Duster remains the second bestselling Dacia. It sold 7500 here in 2016 - roughly half the number of bargain basement Sanderos.
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#APeoplesJourney: African American Women and the Struggle for Equality - Duration: 2:59.
Today we hear the call for full equality for women and distinctly for women of
color from a multiplicity of perspectives.
Intersectionality is a term we often hear
but what does it mean?
Kimberlé Crenshaw, who coined the term in 1989 explains it with a metaphor,
"Consider an intersection made up of many roads. The roads are the structures of race, gender, gender identity, class,
sexuality, disability, and the traffic running through those roads are the
practices and policies that discriminate against people. Now if an accident
happens it can be caused by cars traveling from any number of directions
and sometimes from all of them. So if a black woman is harmed because she
is in an intersection her injury could result from discrimination from any or all directions
intersectionality in all discussions of
the rights of African American women today is built on the work of previous
generations who have always been a part of the fight for full equality
Sojourner Truth escaped slavery in 1827 and became one of the most powerful
women's rights activists of her time. She emphasized her identity as both African
American and Woman in her famous "Ain't I A Woman" speech at the women's convention in 1851.
In 1893 Anna Julia Cooper addressed the World Congress of
Representatives women saying "the white woman could at least plead for her own
emancipation, the black woman, doubly enslaved, could but suffer and struggle and be silent."
They demanded recognition of both the femaleness and blackness of
african-american women in the struggle for political and social advancement.
In 1951 the Soujourners For Truth put a call out to Negro women to convene in
Washington DC for a soujourn for truth and justice.
A hundred and thirty-two women from 14 States responded.
During the Soujourners last eastern seaboard conference they discussed the organizational tenets of fighting
against triple' depression facing working-class black women - of racism,
sexism and classism. Their efforts were a precursor to the black freedom activism
of the Black Power era and the black feminist movement.
Named for a raid led by Harriet Tubman which freed more than 750 slaves, The Combahee River collective
was founded in 1974 by a group of self-identified queer black feminists.
Their Combahee River Collective Statement was one of the earliest explorations of
the intersection of multiple oppressions to include sexuality.
They stated our politics initially sprang from shared belief that black women are inherently valuable.
The words and actions of these leaders continue to contribute to
today's discussion around intersectionality, feminism and civil
rights that demand equality and inclusion for all.
Hey guys is Jouelzy. If you enjoyed this video and want to learn more about
African-American history and culture, go on and hit that like button and
subscribe for a brand new story every month.
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How to Stop a Riot - Duration: 10:18.
Two weeks ago Charlottesville erupted into chaos.
Violence met the streets as a groups of white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and far right demonstrators
clashed with counter-protesters.
Some have criticized and blamed the violence on the police response.
"The police had every opportunity.
They're getting overtime pay, they're getting hazard pay, they've got tens of
thousands of dollars of equipment per officer and they came out here and guarded empty space
the entire day."
But to better understand why the demonstration ended up the way it did, you have to understand
how riot control works.
The fundamental problem with riot control is that there are almost never more riot police
than rioters so the police need to artificially give themselves an advantage.
Part of it is psychological.
They make it so rioters think that the police could defeat them.
The uniforms riot police wear are intentionally dehumanizing.
Clad in protective gear head-to-toe, you can hardly tell one person from the next.
This creates a psychological barrier between the police and the rioters.
Studies have show that these uniforms make both protesters and the police themselves
feel like the police officers are more powerful than they are.
It has also been proven that the way riot police act increases their perceived power.
The officers almost always march and act in unison.
When they act as a collective, just like the protestors, they personally feel as if they
have the power of the collective and the crowd does too.
The most basic riot police formation looks like this.
With the goal of moving the crowd to another location, this front echelon slowly advances,
pushing rioters forward with their shields and batons.
They're followed by a team leader who organizes the whole group, most likely this officer
in this Charlottesville footage.
Right with the team leader are a few gas officers.
You can see one here.
They have tear gas or pepper spray to deploy over the front echelon towards any demonstrators
that put up a fight.
Following them is a group of arrest officers.
Should the front group encounter any particularly difficult rioters, they can open up, let the
demonstrator though, then the arresting officers can take the troublemaker into custody.
Finishing is the rear echelon which protects the group and can sub out with the front echelon
when they tire.
Violence happens at rallies because of three facts: crowds are anonymous, anonymity breeds
violence, and violence lowers consequences.
Crowds are deindividualizing.
When you're just one of a number, you don't think or act as much like an individual person.
A group of people all with a common goal and a common way of thinking breeds a collective
conscience.
In a crowd, people don't think about consequences the same way they do when they're on their
own.
There's a sort of contagion of feeling.
Just like a sports game or a nightclub, people act differently than they normally might because
other people do too.
There's a sort of wordless peer-pressure.
Individuals subconsciously escalate their violence to match that of the leaders.
People act almost by instinct in crowds and the individual breaks down and becomes a part
of the collective.
When there's widespread violence, individuals are punished less.
There's a lower sense of legal culpability since police often make far fewer arrests
than normal.
In a riot, authorities can't arrest everyone.
They target the leaders, the most violent protestors.
It's like running from a bear.
You don't have to be faster than the bear, you just have to be faster than the slowest
person.
Dozens or perhaps hundreds of people committed violent acts in Charlottesville that normally
would have resulted in arrests, but out of them, only eight were arrested.
Police have to be very careful with the directionality of the protest.
The police's goal is to stop or slow the riot while widespread arrests will often further
ignite the violence.
In Charlottesville, for example, if the police had intervened too strongly, the direction
could have turned and members of both groups could have directed their violence towards
the police.
Police never want to be perceived as unjust, in a riot scenario that is dangerous, so they
have to play a careful balancing act between too little and too much response.
So what went wrong in Charlottesville?
Why did it end up so violent and could the police have prevented it?
The "Unite the Right" rally was initially slated to begin at noon but by 9 am there
were already hundreds of demonstrators from both sides.
The police were not ready that early.
They weren't in their riot uniforms and they didn't have significant numbers.
The initial plan was to physically separate the two groups on separate sides of Emancipation
park in downtown Charlottesville.
There were barriers set up, but nobody seemed to anticipate the number of people that showed
up.
The "Unite the Right" rally was in fact a permitted assembly.
That group's presence at Emancipation park was fully legal, but the city did not want
them there specifically.
The city government tried to block the demonstration permit unless the group agreed to hold their
rally at nearby McIntire park, a much larger and more open park nearby, but the rally's
organizers successfully contested this move in court on first amendment grounds and was
allowed to hold their rally right there in downtown Charlottesville.
There simply was not enough space for the number of people who showed up, but the fundamental
issue in Charlottesville was numbers.
Charlottesville is a small town, fewer than 50,000 people live there, and their police
force is correspondently small.
While there were thousands of protestors, the police force had fewer than 130 officers.
At the same time, the officers working in Charlottesville were hardly experienced with
riots.
It's not a big city with frequent protests—this might have been the first time many officers
used their riot gear in the field.
They could not afford for the violence to turn towards them.
While the chief of police hasn't spoke much about his tactics, experts have said that
the lack of initial intervention was likely a conscious choice to assure that the violence
stayed between protestors and protestors, not between protestors and police.
Virginia is an open-carry state and many demonstrators carried assault weapons so escalated aggression
could have turned the riot even deadlier.
At around 11:40 am, the Virginia State Police declared the protest an unlawful assembly
meaning it was then illegal to participate.
They subsequently began the process of breaking it up carefully.
Now, how you break up a protest is very important.
Doing it wrong can turn deadly.
Their first priority was clearing Emancipation Park.
This was both the symbolic and physical center of the protest.
They made it know that the assembly was now unlawful, "This gathering has been declared
to be an unlawful assembly," then began to slowly work their way outwards in a uniform
fashion pushing back anyone who put up a fight.
They strategically removed the violence leaders from the public area.
Here you can see the man in red pulled through the front echelon of officers.
(12:10) He was likely brought into custody by the arrest officers behind the front echelon
since he was one of the main escalators.
There were other aggressors escalating the situation like this man with the flag, but
the police didn't risk breaking rank to take him into custody.
Doing so would expose officers to the violence of the main crowd.
Tear gas was used to get the final people out of the park.
Part of the reason tear gas is so effective is because the discomfort it brings makes
people stop their collective action to worry about themselves.
It takes them out of the mass and has them concentrate on the individual.
The park was eventually cleared but the riot largely continued on the surrounding streets.
What was important was that they police did not try to contain the demonstrators.
They did try to contain the violence, but not the people.
Whenever riot police intervenes, they always want to leave an escape route for the demonstrators
who decide that they've had enough and want to leave.
A big reason why riot police look and act so intimidatingly is to get rioters to leave.
This is, in fact, exactly how you stop a riot—by getting people to leave.
In Charlottesville, after the clearing of Emancipation Park, many of the alt-right protestors
moved to a secondary location while the counter-protestors starting marching in the surrounding streets.
After many hours of violence, the groups did, to an extent, naturally separate from each
other given the additional space and pressure of the illegality of the protest.
The police had set up a plan to physically separate the opposing groups from the start
but that was an idealistic plan.
It was unrealistic to think that passionate, aggressive protestors would self-select into
their proper areas.
It's hard to know exactly if the police could have done a better job at preventing
violence.
From analysis its clear that they were overwhelmingly cautious in their techniques which some may
consider merited given their inexperience with riots and disadvantage in numbers.
The techniques riot police use are designed to give them an advantage where they don't
have one.
They're tasked with preventing damage, injuries, and death but they do have to play a careful
game of balance to make sure that violence isn't immediately directed towards them.
If they're overwhelmed with directed violence they can't effectively prevent damaging
violence.
The police are in a position where they're criticized when they have too little response
and criticized when they have too much.
Everyone's opinion on the proper level of response differs so it's almost impossible
for an assembly to occur without criticism of the police.
Charlottesville was an unfortunate situation where thousands of people all came into a
tiny town to hold one of the most violent and passionate protests of this decade.
The best analysis of the police's response may be in the outcome: there where no directly
preventable deaths and damage to the city was minimal.
The United States and many other countries around the world are centered on the idea
of free speech, so these police officers have the unenviable job of deciding where the demonstration
of this unalienable right stops and where dangerous, violent hooliganism begins.
On a lighter note, I'll be launching a brand new channel this Thursday, August 31st.
I don't want to reveal too much, but it's essentially the continuation of the old TWL
series.
All you should do now is subscribe here to get the first video right when it comes out.
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Is People the Most Beautiful Scenery in Taiwan? - Duration: 3:10.
I'm back on the interview route and this time I'm here to find out
whether people agree with our saying that the most beautiful scenery in Taiwan is the people
hi Sorry excuse me I'm a youtuber
I'm conducting a little interview here okay
I've got questions for you guys
since you guys are you are.. tourists? yes
we pride ourselves for the friendliness of our people
there is a saying in Taiwan that the best scenery is the people in Taiwan
would you agree with that sentiment?
yes of course this is not the first time
you know I'm doing business with Taiwan
yes I'm selling Taiwanese machineries and this is very good quality
Wow
I like the friendliness you do? great!
this is my son it's his first time [in Taiwan]
what do you think about Taiwan in general?
I agree very friendly
and
and
I don't know how to say
have you encounter the people personally? yes of course
we were invited by several companies which we are dealing with
and always very friendly and kind
would you agree with that sentiment?
definitely
yeah? have you encounter the people personally throughout your...?
I guess you're an athlete [Universiade] yeah we have interacted with the people a bit
and people are kind? very kind!
sounds awesome! thank you enjoy the trip!
the most beautiful scenery is the people would you agree with that sentiment?
yes actually the people have been incredibly friendly
very very helpful
they always want to show you the way I'm so glad to hear it. thank you so much
enjoy the rest of your day thank you
I think so
there are many different faces in Taiwan
do you think people are friendly towards all these different races?
are you talking about personality or physical appearance?
I meant the interactions between people
I think the people in Taiwan are very affectionate Wow
would you agree with that sentiment or?
I would think so?
yeah? so have you encounter the people personally?
he's got a high school friend here
okay but you're good like traveling around there's no problem
no people are really nice
everyone speaks English
so our interview was cut short because it's starting to rain, pour like pretty crazy
but as you've seen the response has been overwhelmingly positive
so I hope it's not narcissistic to say that the most beautiful scenery in Taiwan is the people
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The Way, Truth & Life - Is Jesus Everything in our Life? John 14,6 - Duration: 4:34.
Hello, we are now at another time Backstage, in France,
in the French Alps and today we are even three, Johannes Menzel, my father and me.
Yes 20 years ago it was the last time I saw Johannes and that's really nice that we
can give a small testemony here of what God has done in this time with us
and that we know the verse where Jesus said in John 14.6
I am the Way, the Truth and the Life, no one comes to the Father but through me
And for us, we noticed three things. Jesus speaks firstly of the way and in
Philippians 1.6 God speaks in this context: I'm sure that
the good work that God started in you, he will continue
and on the Day when Christ comes again he will complete it. We see the path is a
Process, it begins with the decision to Jesus in that day I realize that
I need someone to pay for my sins, a liberator. This is the beginning of life
with Jesus. And then it goes on in the Process, Jesus leads us
and that's exciting that goes throughout the whole life, we do not know
how much life we have but we can be sure that we have a target
this goal is that we will see him, our liberator and Lord
with our own eyes and that is then the big goal
to which we should live, but that is of course fulfilled in this way that we have
with Jesus our Lord a relationship of life. Yes, and Jesus says here also I am the truth
Today truth became relative, no one knows really
what is true, after which can be aimed, where you can find truth at all.
In today's society in the schools, wherever you are, no one knows
really sure what is what is going on, why, why, there are so many different
Possibilities, so many different lifestyles you can try
what you can choose to order it Life. Jesus said very clearly: I
am the truth and he does not say no I'm A truth that, no, he says I'm THE TRUTH
He is the only one who can show someone what´s your life for, why you live.
He is the only one who can change you, because truth changes.
Truth gives us a sense of life and that's just what Jesus has given us.
He has paved the way so that we may know the truth.
So then the question is what do we really believe? Do we believe that Jesus is the Way, the Truth? And
do we really believe that Jesus is The life? I do not know many people that
have exemplified that. This is something where many people put other things on top of life
they have shown this here: family, work, even mission, community,
Friends, friendships, success in sport; I've driven a lot of sports and stuff.
I have seen many people much another saw as the life and
basically I few people have seen where I can say that their lives
really was Jesus. And that's for me a challenge, a
has been a personal challenge when my first wife left with
a lover .. And what really believe that Jesus is life when you step into suffering.
There are people who suffer physically other suffering Psycho But what for
us personally really is life, we can say that Jesus, only Jesus,
our lives and that the fulfilling is. One can talk a lot abstract, but in
the moments where you're really against such decisions, residential and says,
I really believe that God is good, I think actually that God is omnipotent,
where our life is particularly at moments in ruins and broken. This is really
actually where one believes in really, Jesus life is at in determining
holds it and where you say: Not only in the future, not only in eternity,
but already here. And the other part is one of them, as far as we understand
actually that the kingdom of God, a is a reality, not just in the
Future, not only when we are dead times and then to see Jesus, but now
yet, in how far we have lived as living temple, where the kingdom of God and
the earthly kingdom basically getting together. And those are really the
where we begin to live and where I ask everyone, can call actually
explore, to see what the Bible stands and then to live on
Yes and that's a Challenge, a truth that does not
is so cozy. We need to know what it means to live with Jesus
In the next video we will learn more.
Thank you, John, thank you Dad, see you next time! I do not know where our next visit
.. be time to look! See you! Ciau! Bye..
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I think it's lovely that the roads are closed, to have these things for families
but obviously during the week when people are trying to get to work it
creates a lot of problems there's it's certainly lovely on weekends and bank holidays.
That's great. You've got any thoughts on this?
Not really!
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