Youtube daily report Nov 27 2017

>> Hi ya'll and welcome or welcome back to my channel I'm ready once again to share with you my favourite products

as this is the video in which I talk about everything that I've been loving recently

you should be familiar with the format by now, so let's get started!

I only have one skincare favourite to feature, but it's worth a million

both pricewise and quality wise

for my birthday, which was in November, I cuddled myself with an highend anti-age face cream

and to be more precise I got Sisley Hydra Global

if you're familiar with the brand you'll know that it's definitely highend

and quite expensive and infact I'll say it straight away, I paid this cream

188 euro if I'm not wrong

and I'm loving it because it has a light texture, almost gelly,

it soaks in quickly,

the fragrance is a quite intense

and you may or may not like it, I think it's not that bad even if I'm not really into it,

and I love the packaging because you don't need to get your hands dirty

you simply need to push the pump and the product comes out, which is handy

and I noticed a difference, no miracles involved, as someone else is specialized in miracles

but since I started using it my skin feels more hydrated

and a bit more toned, a teeny tiny bit, because my lines and bags are always there

as I said the miracle specialist is definitely someone else

that said let's move to the next cathegory: make up!

My first make up favourite was featured for sure in some past videos

because I've had it for quite a long time, but I fell in love with it again recently

mainly since I change the color of my hair

I'm talking about an Hourglass palette, here it is, the Ambient Lighting Edit

all dirty and full of fingerprints, I could have cleaned it, but I didn't

I used it also in my Fall/Winter make up video

if you missed it you can watch it by clicking on the I that will appear somewhere over my head

and I especially love these 2 shades

let's start by saying that the palette includes powders, highlighters, blushes and bronzers

basically everything you need for a face make up

but I mainly use these 2 shades, which are a bronzer and a blush

especially this one which is Luminous Bronze Light, which I used in my make up video too

it's a bronzer, but I use it as a blush, because it's subtle

not too intense, it's luminous and most of all it has a purple undertone that I really like.

A lovely palette, you can find it in Sephora

and by the way if I haven't said it yet I'll do it now

on my blog you'll find the list of all the products featured in this video

with direct links to purchase them or simply get to know more about them

and the link to my blogpost is in the downbar as usual

so my first makeup favourite is the Hourglass palette which is also a good Christmas gift idea, just saying.

the second favourite is a bit more peculiar and I bought it on Asos

and it's this liquid eyeshadow by Stila

it's called Magnificent metals glitter and Glow liquid eyeshadow

and it's basically a glitter liquid eyeshadow

I'm wearing it today too, I don't know if you can see that glittery shine on my eyes

and it looks like this, it kind of reminds me of a gloss

because it has this weird wand, but it's not a gloss, it's a liquid eyeshadow,

you need to apply it carefully otherwise you may end up with a drag queen effect

but if you use it correctly it's perfect for the holiday season

because a glittery make up is just perfect for Christmas and New Year's Eve

I chose the shade called Rose Gold Retro because I'm obzessed...OBZESSED!!

with Rose gold and coppery shades

but there are other shades available, go check on Asos if you like these kind of products.

The third and last make up favourite is a lip liner that I'm wearing right now too

used on its own as a lipstick substitute

and it's Kat Von D Everlasting Lip liner in the shade Misfit

I love this lip liner because it works like this

by rotating the end the product comes out

and it allows to create a defined lip contour

but at the same time it's creamy, very pigmented, so

it can be used on its own, as I did today

and it has a matt finish because it's a lip liner and it lasts forever

so I really like it, it's available in many more shades, check it out in Sephora or online

and just like that we can leave the make up section behind

and move to the next one which is going to be clothes.

I'll start by saying that if you already watched my Fall/Winter Haul

you already know all 3 of my November fashion favourites

because obviously my favourites are the clothes that I bought recently

but in case you missed the video I invite you to watch it because there's plenty of other pieces too

I went a bit overboard

and you can watch the video by clicking on the floating I

otherwise stay with me and I'll talk you through my 3 favourite pieces from that haul

I'm wearing the first one and it's this retro looking black and white chequered dress

by Collectif, a british brand specialized in retro inspired clothes, and I'm obsessed with it

I fell in love with this dress straight away

and I'm still in love because it fits nicely

as it enhances the waist, but flows smoothly on the hips, it has a lovely three quarter sleeve

a collar and I can wear it to work too, unlike some other retro inspired clothes which can be a bit too much

so this is my first favourite

the second favourite is this dress in a rust shade which I got on Asos by the brand

Uttam Boutique

I love the bell sleeves, which is somethng I've been quite into

it's buttoned up, with golden buttons

I think I spitted ... have I got a hole between my teeth?

I like to wear it with leggings because it's a bit too short for me

and I pair it with biker boots and a chunky cardi

and I love that it comes in a Fall shade, but the floral print kind of matches my hair

and I've been wearing it a lot in November

and the last favourite is again by Collectif because

I fell in love with the style and it's this black dress

with 2 embroidered roses on the front and rose shaped buttons

which are adorable, it has a collar and a cute belt

around the waist and it's definitely wide at the bottom in a perfect 50ies style

I love it , I've been wearing it a lot, you probably saw it in some of my videos too

and these were my 3 favourite clothes from November, now let's move to the next cathegory

which is going to be the accessories one as I have the piece de resistence

which is my birthday gift from myself because

November is my birthday month and I bought a special something for me

so ..accessories!!

If you watch my videos you know that generally I'm not really into designers items

I don't own many designer items

but this year I treated myself with a few things, one was the Vuitton bag that I featured in my

September favourites video, I think

and the other piece that I've been wanting since I first saw it

is a Gucci belt

this one, with the buckle with the double G, which is also the initial of my name

so it seemed just perfect for me

I love to wear it especially with my vintage inspired dresses, like the one I'm wearing today

because I love how it looks

it adds something to the outfit and I'm obsessed with this belt

because it's quite basic

the buckle is the main focus otherwise it's a classic black leather belt, it's super soft

I paid it...

something like 290 euro

and since I bought it

I've been wearing it non stop

it was an amazing gift I did to myself and I'm in love with it

Ok, this was my favourite accessory, now let's move to the random cathegory

because I have a serie I'd like to talk about, oh yes!

My random favourite for November is a Tv series that I've been obsessed with

it was actually released at the end of October and I think I watched it all on Netflix

in 3 days, so I finished it at the beginning of November, I'm talking about

Stranger Things 2

The Netflix original serie which is set in the 80ies, it's the second season, so if you missed the first one

I suggest you to watch them both as they are now available

because it's really amazing

it's set in the 80ies, in a small and quiet american city

and the main characters are kids that are slowly involved in some really weird and mysterious things

It is hard to tell the plot without spoilers, what I can say is that

it's very catchy, I love the actors, Wynona Ryder is probably the most known

and I highly recommend it , I binge watched it in a few days and I had to include it in this video

because it was definitely a favourite of mine

I still have 2 cathegories ahead so let's get going, the next one is going to be shoes

My favourite shoes for November are actually boots that I've been owning for years, but

BUT...I realized that they are still on sale so I'll show them anyway

they are Birk...Bikkenberger, I always say Birkenstock, but they are not

anyway the brand is not important, what I like is that they are super comfy biker boots

They are brown, even if they look black

and I love to wear them in Fall and Winter, if it rains they keep my feet dry

if it's cold they keep me warm

I can walk all day in them and they add a more grunge and casual vibe to my outfits

especially when I pair them with dresses like the rust one I showed before

and I wore them a lot in the past month

as usual I'll link them on my blog

brilliant, we reached the last cathegory which is going to be books!

Once again I couldn't help including as my favourite book

a novel by Alice Basso, it's official I love her

and the book I'd like to recommend is "Non ditelo allo scrittore", the last novel from the Vani Sarca trilogy

the main character, who I deeply love, she is a ghost writer, so she writes books for othe people

and she has the gift of understanding people very quickly and almost read their minds

which is of great help in her job

and it also allows her to somehow manipulate people

which led her to cooperate with the police, in the character of Agent Berganza

I would say that he is the other main character and he could perfectly fit in a classic crime novel

with his trenchcoat and a cigarette constantly hanging from his mouth

between Vani Sarca and agent Berganza there has always been some attraction

and in this book their relationaship is still a hit point, but I don't want to spoiler too much

but as usual Vani is involved in a mistery to solve

always alternating her private life with these misteries

she needs to solve with agent Berganza

her universe is full of interesting characters

such as her ex boyfriend, a famous and charming author, who keeps trying to conquer her heart back

to the man who wrote a huge best seller, who happens to be

really unpleasant and she needs to make the audience like him

there's a lot going on in this third and last book too

Alice Basso please write another one because I'm obsessed with Vani Sarca

it's also a lovely Christmas present

and a lovely book in general, just like the previous 2

and that's it for my November favourites video

we reached the end and as usual I hope that

my suggestions were interesting and somehow useful to you

and maybe I even gave you some Christmas gift ideas

even if my Christmas serie will start really really soon

and I'll have 2 whole videos full of gift ideas, so

if you are not subscribed to my channel, do it now

in order not to miss my serie and all the other videos

and if you liked this video don't forget to give it a thumbs up so that I will know it

as by checking the thumbs up rate I can understand what you like more and what you don't like

I said everything, so it's time to sign off, I send you a huge kiss

and I'll see you in my next one, ciao!!

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Who's behind social justice warriors? - Duration: 10:40.

Americans have by now witnessed the frantic disruptions deployed by social justice agitators

to shut down their opposition. But a larger question looms over their never-ending campaign

for equality: who mobilized these fanatical students? Who fed them the radical doctrines

they screech into the sky? And how is that universities, once held to a high esteem by

most Americans, are now met with such suspicion and scorn?

Not until the last two years has the public's opinion of universities diverged so radically

across party lines. In just 2015, 54% of Republicans believed that higher education had a positive

impact on the country. Though Republicans generally lag behind Democrat support of higher

education, the figure did reflect a bipartisan support universities enjoyed.

And yet today, the public perception of these institutions have deeply soured among Republicans — as

58% now believe that the doctrines of higher education are hurting the country. This stands

in stark contrast to the 71% of Democrats who approve of them. The knee-jerk reaction

among pompous cosmopolitans may be to take this data as yet more evidence of conservative

anti-intellectualism. Among the very academics who whittle away the hours rejecting basic

evolutionary biology, it's taken as a given that conservatives and their supposed anti-evolution

biases simply can't tolerate truths that transcend their backwards way of thinking.

But there are a few factors that render this deeply flawed understanding of the modern

university utterly null. In reality, the modern university has both consciously and unconsciously

become an environment hostile to diversity. That is, the only diversity that makes an

actual difference: viewpoint diversity. The idea that the institutions of higher learning

are becoming monopolized by progressives isn't just the opinion of Republican partisans.

It is corroborated by all of the available data on this rapidly worsening crisis. In

the case of history departments, there are 33.5 registered Democrat professors to every

1 Republican and three times the number of Marxists as Republicans in the social sciences.

For comparison, in the 1960s the Democrat Republican divide was only 2.7 to 1

In a rich bit of irony, many leap to the ill-considered conclusion that conservatives' unscientific

biases account for their underrepresentation in academia. Of course, this disregards all

manner unscientific doctrines much of the humanities have adopted and its long documented

quarrels with evolutionary biology. Much to the alarm of their natural science colleagues,

humanities professors entirely dismiss the reality that evolution plays a role in human

behavior. As a consequence, they label anyone who accepts this reality as "adherents to

'biological essentialism'" — the idea that all human behavior can be reduced

to biologically determined explanations. This is an argument that no serious biologist makes.

In fact, nobody who recognizes the role evolution plays in our behavior thinks all of it can

be reduced to biology, but this is the brush with which they tar anyone who makes this

acknowledgement. This is done to legitimize the humanities' social construct view of

human nature. The storied history of the humanities' frustration

with science is the subject of much discussion and literature within academia. But the aforementioned

may serve as a window into the world of scientific denialism that appears to be replacing evangelical

creationism with social justice orthodoxy. When you take into consideration that creationism

carries no currency within academia, you begin realize that radical social justice faculties

pose a far greater threat to the integrity of our educational institutions. Radical left-wing

science deniers who control the humanities actually enlist students in their warped idea

of an ideological war, while the trope of the creationist, evolution-denying conservative

teacher has long been relegated to history. Instead of exposing their ideas to criticism,

our institutions of thought have taken it upon themselves to march down the path of

radically militant egalitarianism. While not only ridiculing, but deriding the value of

Christian teachings, they have cloaked their own social theories in a quasi-religious orthodoxy.

While the punishments may not be as harsh as the Catholic Church of centuries' past,

heretics nonetheless tremble at any hint of faculty or student retaliation. These retaliations

have already come to a head on many campuses, (Mizzou and Evergreen), but will only grow

more systematic as older faculty retire and are replaced by a new breed of radicalized

academics. From the earliest stages of education, these younger academics themselves have been

run through the very same social justice centric system they will now be charged to administer

and further develop. Within the History courses themselves, "the

overwhelming majority of America's most prestigious institutions do not require — even

the students who major in history — to take a single course on United States history

or government." Even while these academics instruct their students to tear down a so-called

unjust system, they refuse to teach them the basics of its history or the structure of

its government — largely because they self-admittedly don't see the value in learning

it themselves. Consequently, these students are deliberately kept ignorant of the very

country they are taught to hold with such disdain.

This isn't by accident; it's by design. This much is demonstrated by the budding movement

to replace traditional civics departments with the harmless-enough sounding "New Civics."

As opposed to traditional civics, which aims to educate college students on the basics

of American civic institutions and traditions, New Civics openly broadcasts their goal to

create activists out of students. As a consequence, these New Civics departments sidestep their

obligation to actually educate them in the process. If this is in fact that case, it

can be read as nothing short of malpractice. A January report by the National Association

of Scholars identified several case-studies of universities that now have New Civics bureaucracies

that dwarf traditional civics education. And this problem only appears to be getting

worse. It should come as no surprise that the few conservatives represented in academic

circles tend to be older. This begs the question of who's next in line to take their place.

Today, professors under the age of 36 are divided at 22.7 Democrat to 1 Republican.

Though Democrats and Republicans have always had strong differences, they were reconcilable.

But the unprecedented divergence of their beliefs in 2017 paints a nightmarish scenario

for the university. It's no coincidence that while in the last few years higher education

has become such a partisan issue, the political divide itself has widened into a proverbial

Grand Canyon. This means that not only is one point of view

so grossly overrepresented, but that the substance of what is believed is more polarizing. A

positive feedback loop has been created by which those on the radical-left feel morally

bound to obstruct aspiring academics who view the same issues from a different temperamental

vantage. This, of course, stems from the academic left's Kyriarchal view that other views

are tantamount to actual violence. This far left feedback loop (FLFLtm) within academia

is ultimately fueled by the belief that political opponents are not only wrong, but evil for

holding the beliefs they do. The epidemic of authoritarian social justice

orthodoxy isn't remotely constrained to the United States. It has begun to spread

across the Anglophone academic world. In a recent and flagrant example at the Wilfred

Laurier University in Canada, a grad student by the name of Lindsay Shepherd was censured

and interrogated by her Supervising Professor, Nathan Rambukkana. This was for her crime

of playing a 5 minute clip of Professor Jordan Peterson of the University of Toronto. During

the course of the panel's interrogation, Lindsay Shepherd revealed that she disagrees

with Peterson and was only hoping to represent both sides fairly. For this, she was told

that she should have presented the clip "critically," as in, prefacing it by spoonfeeding the students

that Peterson's views are contemptible and transphobic.

In a twist of irony, Professor Rambukkana patently intimidated the student by claiming

that she was in violation of the Canadian Law Bill C-16. The very same law that Dr.

Peterson was criticizing in the video that landed Shepherd before the Orwellian panel.

In fact, Peterson's primary concern is that the bill would compel certain forms of speech.

This is exactly what unfolded over the course of the panel. Shepherd got into trouble, not

just for featuring Peterson, but for failing to criticize him before doing so. Not only

would it be malpractice on the part of any educator to form the opinions of their students

for them, but it is textbook tyranny to force one to express that opinion. These academics

had become the epitome of the slow crawl into censorious totalitarianism that Peterson was

trying to warn progressive Canadians of in the video she featured.

Ultimately, Rambukkana concludes that to play the words of a tenured professor from an esteemed

university is equivalent to playing a Hitler speech. Shepherd had inflicted "violence"

upon the students. This exercise in authoritarian censorship of ideas can serve as a prime case-study

into the ideology that motivates this brand of academia. So convicted of their righteousness,

to even think about an alternate point of view is to support it. From the perspective

of radically left-wing academics, the function of the university is not to investigate, debate

and discuss ideas, but to flush wrong thoughts out of their students' minds. In their pursuit

of a student body free of bad thoughts, they force scholars to conform and paint those

challenging their biases like Shepherd as engaging in hatred or even violence. This

results in an environment toxic not only for conservatives, but anybody who even attempts

to deviate from their orthodoxy. The result of this decentralized academic

machine working toward the same end is predictable — groupthink completely insulated from corrective information.

If every member of a given university's faculty is in alignment, the flaws in their

reasoning will remain unchecked. Even if you don't like differing perspectives, there

is no denying that every perspective should be subject to rigorous scrutiny so that only

the most thoroughly considered ideas survive. If we fail to seriously re-establish the proper

function of universities as being the workshop of ideas, the end result is that free speech

will slowly be erased — the relic of a dead civilization. After all, when the next

generation of politicians, lawyers, and every other stripe of authority inherits the reins

of power beholden to these authoritarian ideas, we will traverse down the vary same path that

has led all too many ordinary men to do what was once unthinkable — all the while

convicted of what their warped, distorted lexicon calls justice.

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Does Shaking Polaroid Pictures Actually Do Anything? - Duration: 5:00.

For anyone unfamiliar with the 2003 hip-hop hit, Hey Ya! by OutKast, the line "shake

it like a Polaroid picture" is repeated over a dozen times.

The accompanying music video released alongside the single saw the line punctuated by a bunch

of attractive women shaking recently taken Polaroid photos, along with their various

wobbly bits, with dangerous levels of enthusiasm.

Ultimately the song went on to become one of the most critically acclaimed and commercially

successful of the entire year, including becoming the first song ever to pass one million paid

downloads, all making OutKast a household name and revitalizing interest in what was,

at the time, a largely forgotten, or at least antiquated, product in the digital age.

Unsurprisingly, executives at Polaroid were initially quite pleased with the mention,

noting in a press release written by spokesman Skip Colcord, "We're very thankful for

the different brand exposure the song has given us."

Wanting to capitalize on the success of the song, Polaroid got in contact with OutKast

and quietly bankrolled a number of parties to be headlined by the group.

Polaroid deliberately avoided overtly advertising during the events, instead simply hiring people

to hand out new Polaroid cameras to the celebrity guests in attendance.

As Polaroid expected, the celebrities took pictures with the cameras and dutifully shook

them during the song's chorus, making the brand seem just all kinds of cool with the

ever impressionable public.

Polaroid also gave the group new instant cameras that they took on stage during events, notably

the Grammy's and an appearance on Saturday Night Live.

With people once again interested in Polaroid instant cameras, there was just one more thing

the company had to do- ask them to not do the one thing everyone associated with their

most popular product.

You see, shaking Polaroids is a great way to increase the odds of the photo you just

took getting ruined, though most of the time this fanning will do nothing at all.

As explained on a now defunct version of the official Polaroid website: "The image develops

and dries behind a clear plastic window and never touches the air, so shaking or waving

has no effect."

In a nutshell, the image is sandwiched between layers of plastic, so shaking the photo after

it is printed and still developing can actually damage it, causing small blobs or blotches

to appear.

For anyone wondering exactly what you're supposed to do with a freshly ejected Polaroid

picture, according to the people that make them: "The best way to ensure a perfectly

developed image is to simply lay the picture on a flat surface immediately after it exits

the camera."

Given this, you might now be wondering why it has long been a common practice to wave

Polaroids back and forth in the air directly after you take a picture- something that no

doubt ultimately inspired the lyric by OutKast.

This practice has its genesis in the early models of Polaroid cameras, particularly those

that used packfilm, otherwise known peel-apart film, where you had to physically peel apart

the positive and the negative after the photo had developed.

Polaroid themselves notes, "Peel-apart versions of the film needed to dry before it could

be handled, so waving the photo helped it to dry more quickly".

Given the design here, waving with peel-apart film didn't risk blotching as with subsequent

generations of instant film developed by Polaroid.

That said, it should be noted that such waving wasn't actually necessary even then.

One could just leave the photo to dry naturally.

However, in the 1970s, Polaroid introduced their third generation of cameras, such as

the SX-70, among others, that used a new, and now iconic, square format integral film

where shaking, or really doing anything at all but waiting for the picture to finish

developing, was entirely unnecessary- everything was contained in the film, with no need to

peel or dry anything.

Despite this, even after Polaroid improved their instant development process, people

continued to shake the Polaroid pictures back and forth in the air until the picture finished

developing, seemingly blissfully unaware that this is entirely unnecessary, and even potentially

counterproductive to the ultimate successful development.

Though Polaroid never released any official figures related to sales after the release

of the song, it apparently wasn't enough to save the company.

They had to declare bankruptcy in 2008 and were rebranded the Polaroid Corporation later

that year.

This marked the second time in the same decade the company did this, having declared bankruptcy

in 2001 as well.

Despite these setbacks, they still produces instant cameras, among other product, which

continue to produce photos that some people shake for no particular reason.

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La ARGENTINA de MACRI: ¿Éxito o fracaso? - VisualPolitik - Duration: 16:45.

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Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (2007) CLIP 3 | CoolestClips 4K - Duration: 2:59.

Ben!

- Johnny. - This is Dolce.

Flame on!

Man, he's fast.

That is cool.

- Hey, taxi! - Oh, man!

Showoff.

Time to end this.

Can we talk?

Okay, you win.

Flame on! Come on!

Flame on!

Hey.

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Neue Dunlops für 2018 | Ninja 400 Preis und Verfügbarkeit | MotorSport | Motorrad Nachrichten 197 - Duration: 3:09.

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Habs welcome young members of Leucan to the Bell Centre - Duration: 1:36.

It gives you a perspective on life.

It's bigger than us, and it's bigger than hockey. There are a lot of people who...

are fighting for their lives every day.

All they want is to watch us play, and to come see a good game.

It feels good to see smiles on their faces.

The most important thing in our lives is the health of our entire family.

I think it's something that a lot of people take for granted, and...

if you find yourself in a situation like this one...

I don't even know what I would do if it were one of my kids.

So to have our health is huge.

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Marcos Rojo claims Mourinho tells him and Ibrahimovic to stop kicking each other in training - Duration: 2:28.

Marcos Rojo claims Jose Mourinho tells him and Zlatan Ibrahimovic to stop kicking each other in training

Manchester United star Marcos Rojo has lifted the lid on Zlatan Ibrahimovic's training ground antics following the mercurial striker's return to action.

Ibrahimovic, 36, who scored 28 goals in 46 appearances for United last term,

missed the start of this season with a knee injury but is back to boost the Red Devils' chances in the Premier League title race.

The Swede's absence has impacted United on the pitch and it's clear his presence at the club's Carrington training base has also been missed.

Asked about United boss Mourinho, Rojo told Clarin:

'He's always happy, close to the players, he's a very happy person, he helped me a lot, he got the best out of me.

'He always tells us to play quietly in practice because with Ibra we kill each other with kicks.

Rojo hailed Ibrahimovic's 'character' and believes the iconic striker must go to the 2018 World Cup in Russia with Sweden.

He added: 'He's an amazing character, but for those who do n't know him, he seems like a bighead but he's a phenomenon,.

he's a beast who goes forward and wants to win everything.

'I asked Ibra that now that they are in the World Cup if he would like to go, he says no but I don't know… for me he has to go.

The defender stressed that he still has work to do to secure his place in Argentina's squad for next summer's tournament.

'I don't feel like I'm a certainty for the World Cup,' Rojo said.

'There's a new manager and he couldn't meet me yet, first I have to win a place at Manchester United.

For more infomation >> Marcos Rojo claims Mourinho tells him and Ibrahimovic to stop kicking each other in training - Duration: 2:28.

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VLOG 13 - MONTPELLIER & SES ALENTOURS - Duration: 4:45.

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Music To Clean Home - VERY POWERFUL - Duration: 2:07:29.

Music To Clean Home - VERY POWERFUL

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Earnings of top 10 S. Korean groups nearly doubles this year - Duration: 0:46.

South Korea's top ten conglomerates have seen their operating income almost double in the

first three quarters of this year, with chip giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix taking

up more than half the combined amount.

The record-breaking total operating profits for the January to September period reached

around 58 billion U.S. dollars, up almost 95-percent on-year.

In 2016, the full-year operating profit was 41-billion dollars and this year's is predicted

to approach 73 billion.

Operating profits of Samsung Electronics reached 22-billion dollars, soaring almost 180 percent,

and that of SK Hynix edging slightly over eight billion dollars.

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Crosley Law Firm: Real Client Stories — Zuleyma S.'s Case - Duration: 1:18.

We ended up getting an outstanding result in Zuleyma's case, I attribute that to three

things, first of all, we were able to find video from a convenience store showing the

actual crash, and I think anytime you have the injury causing event on camera it

just makes for better evidence in the case and makes it easier to prove.

Number two, Zuleyma does not speak English but many of us here are fluent in Spanish,

so we were able to effectively handle her case.

Zuleyma did not have health insurance, did not have access to health care, and she had

some significant injuries that ultimately required a surgery.

And we were able to negotiate with doctors to provide payments up front so that they

could provide necessary medical care and then receive the remainder of the payments ultimately

out of her settlement.

It was a lot of work because we had to talk to a lot of different doctors and hospitals

to line all of that up, but in the end, we got her the medical care she needed and it

also resulted in a very sizable settlement based upon that medical care she had.

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Xiaomi Mi A1 vs Xiaomi Mi 6 Camera Comparison [Greek with Eng Subs] - Duration: 11:44.

Hello guys, I'm Vangelis Minas and you are watching

the camera comparison between the Xiaomi Mi 6 and the Xiaomi A1

Let's get started

The Xiaomi Mi A1 is equipped with a wide angle lens, with f/2.2 aperture

and a telephoto lens with f/2.6 aperture

both from Omnivision

While the Mi 6 is equipped

with a wide angle lens, with f/1.8 aperture

is IMX386 sensor

and a Isoccel telephoto lens with f/2.6 aperture

As i can see from the screens of the phones

the colors are more yellowish, warmer in Mi 6

and colder in A1

i can tell you that Mi 6 colors are closer to reality

maybe is because the screens

but in comparison to what i can see with naked eyes, the Mi 6 is closer to reality,

maybe slightly warmer

as regards

the quality

for sure i can't judge right now

i can see that the mi6 does a slightly better as for dynamic range

and capture more details

i have the impression

that the video of A1 is not so good

i can see it clearly now

it's not so detailed

for sure maybe i'm wrong, i can't judge properly right now from the screens of the phones

this is your job

the Mi6 has 4-axis Ois

while the A1 doesn't have

so i'll run for a bit, for you to see the difference

i don't know how big it was the diffrerece

i think that we completed the video part, let's move on, to some photo samples

As you can see, as in the video, as well as in the photos, the mi6 has a clear superiority,

with the shots in A1 appearing more blurry, while the Mi6 is clearer.

Unexpectedly at 2x zoom some shots on my A1 look clearer than mi 6

In bokeh effect once again, A1 has more noise

As for the Selfie, although the mi6 has superiority with clearer shots,

but perhaps with a bit more sharpness than i would like,

in A1 the colors are more natural.

As for slow motion video

the differences between the devices are not very big

but certainly neither of the two devices impresses,

with the result being below average.

It's time to test the phones in low light conditions

here, in theory

the mi 6 has the advantage due to the bigger aperture at f/1.8

while the A1 at f/2.2

for sure i can't judge right now from the screens of the phones, it's you job

but with a quick look, i can tell you that the quality is better on Mi 6, as expected

let's try the autofocus

it is difficult for the A1 to focus right now

it looks to have more noise

but surely on My pc monitor the results may differ,

but in this case i don't think so

let's walk to see the stabilization

the A1 lacks the OIS while the mi 6 has 4-axis Ois

that's all for the rear camera, let's test the selfie on video

as regards the selfie, both devices have f/2.0 aperture

but the mi 6 has 8MP sensor while the A1 has 5MP

but as you can see the mi 6 has a wider field of view

so you can capture a wider...

area

as i can see the quality is better on Mi 6, as expected

that's it for the selfie, let's look at some photo samples

The difference in selfie is obvious as you can see.

As for the rear camera,

even if the A1 is improved In low light conditions,

compared to the other xiaomi devices in it's category,

it's not even close to the performance of mi6.

To sum up, we would say that under all lighting conditions

the mi6 has a clear superiority,

and I am particularly disappointed by the A1 video

which is moderate in good light conditions

and below average in low light conditions,

also I should note that the volume of the video with the main camera is low,

as in the case of mi max 2.

so even if the company wanted to give the impression that a1

has the same photographic performances with Mi6

this does not correspond to the reality

So, that was the camera comparison between the Xiaomi Mi 6

and the Xiaomi A1.

What are your thoughts about the photographic performance of the two devices?

Leave a comment with your opinion

and of course if you liked my video

please make a like, subscribe

and click the notifications bell to never miss my new videos

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YOUTUBE MID-LIFE CRISIS | BratKnee - Duration: 3:38.

Welcome to my online mid-life crisis.

Theoretically, I'm only at the age for a quarter-life crisis, which my mom would say

I'm in because of the color of my hair.

However in YouTube years, I'm actually way past my prime so I'm being kind to my mental

stability by calling it a mid-life crisis.

What does that mean?

It means I'm one click away from deleting it all to live my life in anonymity.

Just delete it.

Delete it. No one is going to care. Just do it.

Come on. Just push the button and delete it.

It means I'm considering telling you about my second channel where I can just shit post.

Which wouldn't be much different than what I've been doing here.

It means I'm brainstorming a new channel that I would actually take seriously and maybe

find success with it and people will leave comments like "You look like that one girl

BratKnee."

(Let's be real, no one will ever do that but a girl in crisis can dream).

Honestly, YouTube has been a main contributing factor to my anxiety recently.

Does anxiety come with the same warning as Viagra?

Should I have contacted a doctor if my panic attack lasts longer than four hours?

Or am I just a masochist?

Do I have a list of videos ideas I've been meaning to make?

Yes.

Did I watch every single David Dobrik vlog over the course of three days?

Yes.

Does that have anything to do with this video?

No.

I just wanted to both brag and come clean about my strange addiction.

Despite all this, I've been watching more YouTube than ever.

(Did you miss the part where I admitted to watching all 363 videos to date on David Dobrik's

main channel?)

Did I watch every single David Dobrik vlog over the course of three days?

Yes.

I've been seeing people make videos that genuinely make them happy despite the fact

that the YouTube algorithm is screwing us all.

LOOKING AT YOU SHANE AND JENNA.

Seeing that gave me hope.

So in my self-diagnosed anxiety induced insomnia, I decided to get to the root of the problem.

And the best way to do that was to self-diagnose myself with a mid-life crisis to explain my

lack of creativity and inspiration away.

Some would say that this crisis started during the period where I let YouTube auto-generate

my thumbnails, but clearly that wasn't rock bottom.

Let me be the first to welcome you to my rock bottom.

That's not as depressing as it sounds.

Because the thing about rock bottom is that it can only go up from here.

I think.

I hope.

I guess you'll just have to subscribe to see if I turn this mid-life crisis around

to win breakout creator of the year or if I pull a 2007 Britney Spears.

Or a 2017 Katy Perry.

Or just a Lindsay Lohan in general.

Don't forget to turn on my notifications.

And give this video a thumbs up so I can be less sad.

I mean my channel.

Every comment and like helps.

Emotionally, I'm too far-gone.

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L'Usine (Bande Annonce) - Duration: 2:20.

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EASY DIY || Blue Earrings - Duration: 9:04.

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S. Korea designates Aug. 14 to commemorate victims of Japan's sexual slavery - Duration: 0:41.

Korea's National Assembly has designated a new annual observance to commemorate the victims

of Japan's wartime sex slavery.

It passed a bill Friday designating a day to remember the sufferings of the hundreds

of thousands of women and girls who were sexually enslaved by the Japanese military during World

War II.

The new law provides for a range of events to be held on August 14th... to educate people

about the issue.

It aims to ensure any policies that affect the rights of the survivors shall be decided

only after active consultation with the victims.

Also, the main clauses of any such policies have to be revealed to the public.

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S. Korea and China to initiate negotations for FTA - Duration: 1:29.

After being put on hold for some time now... it looks like Korea and China could resume

talks on their free trade agreement.

Natural progression, following a thaw in a relationship that turned frosty over Seoul's

defense upgrade.

Park Hee-jun fills us in on how things could be taking a turn for the better.

South Korea and China are expected to start a new round of negotiations on their bilateral

trade deal during President Moon Jae-in's state visit to China next month, according

to a high-level diplomatic source in Seoul on Monday.

Seoul and Beijing signed a Free Trade Agreement on December 20, 2015, mainly focused on tariff

barrier elimination for commodities.

The two sides had agreed to negotiate terms for the service and investment sectors within

two years since the implementation of the deal, but talks have been stalled due to China's

unofficial economic retaliation against South Korea over the deployment of THAAD on the

Korean peninsula.

The upcoming round of negotiations is mainly expected to concern restrictions on South

Korean companies operating in China and vice versa,... which would prove beneficial for

South Korea's entertainment, tourism, IT, communications and finance sectors.

With the recent extension of the two countries' currency swap agreement and a steady resumption

of diplomatic exchanges,...the planned FTA talks could signify a stepping stone towards

improved and strengthened economic ties between Seoul and Beijing.

Park Hee-jun, Arirang News.

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North Korea soldier makes daring defection to South Korea across JSA - Duration: 2:02.

A North Korean soldier defects to the South in the most unexpected way: Crossing the border

at the heavily guarded Joint Security Area.

As troops stationed in the frontline are believed to be chosen for their loyalty, this could

severely bruise the regime's military pride.

He was shot at by men from his side, but was picked up by South Korean soldiers and was

taken to the hospital.

For details on the daring escape, we turn to our Kwon Jang-ho

The Joint Security Area -- located on the border between the two Koreas

and the only place where soldiers from the two sides stand face-to-face.

And at three-thirty-one PM on Monda, a lone North Korean soldier ran from a guard post

on the northern side, and crossed over the Military Demarcation Line into South Korean

territory.

The soldier suffered from gunshot wounds to his shoulder and elbow from North Korean forces

while defecting.

Upon hearing the shots, South Korean soldiers raised the alarm, but the defector was not

discovered until 25 minutes later, collapsed on the ground, 50-meters from the border and

bleeding from his wounds.

(Korean) Our soldiers safely retrieved the defector,

and urgently evacuated him to hospital to treat his injuries.

He was airlifted by a United Nations Command helicopter to Ajou University Medical Center

in Suwon, just south of Seoul, where he underwent surgery.

The defector is thought to be in his twenties or thirties, and wore a uniform of low rank.

Defecting through the JSA is extremely rare, with only two previous instances in 1998 and

2007.

South Korean authorities have reassured that there was no altercation between South and

North Korean soldiers, but added that Seoul will remain alert to any possible provocations.

It's been almost two months since North Korea last carried out a ballistic missile test,

or any other provocation, and many have hoped that this signalled an easing of tensions

on the peninsula.

It's currently unclear what response Pyongyang will give to Monday's incident.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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S. Korean gov. responds to petition on Blue House website on legalization of abortion - Duration: 0:54.

Korea's presidential office has responded to a petition on its website demanding that

abortion be legalized along with the so-called "morning-after pill."

The petition, submitted on September 30th, gained the support of more than 235-thousand

people.

(Korean) "The abortion survey that was last carried

out in 2010 will be resumed starting 2018.

We expect that more precise research on abortion and the reasons for it will lead to a more

progressive discussion on the topic."

The Presidential Office added that the rights of women do need to be considered as the current

law places sole responsibility on women,... and not on the men involved or the government.

Petitions with more than 200-thousand signatures are entitled to an official response and this

is the second response released so far from the government.

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Alumni Success Story

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Running for Office? Tell Us What You'd Like to Know - Duration: 0:44.

It's that time of year when we ask you what you'd like to know about how to run for

office, win an election and make a difference.

We're planning our video series for next year, so that we can continue offering a weekly

video to those who plan to run for office someday.

Please take a couple minutes and answer a few simple questions, and I'll make sure

we offer material that will help you advance your cause.

And if you have something you've been dying to ask, there is a place in the survey where

you can do that.

The link to that survey is on the screen or right below the screen, depending on the device

you are using to watch this video.

I'm Jay Townsend.

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BMW 5 Serie 525 D High Exe Touring M-pakket,Leer,Navi - Duration: 0:56.

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6 Utilisations (très) étonnantes des protège-slips - France 365 - Duration: 4:21.

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L'oxydation fatale - Duration: 2:50.

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Our training | November 2017 - Duration: 5:55.

"When we do groundwork it's just to have fun."

"It's always just been a fun game,"

"but now we've also stated to do some more serious work sometimes."

"We always train groundwork in the morning before I go to school and sometimes also after school."

"So to make sure it doesn't get boring, we always do a lot of different things."

"When we do dressage it has to be fun and healthy."

"Sometimes the balance between those two things can change a little,"

"so if Irish needs the training to be more fun than normally, we'll make it that"

"Other times we can just try to make everything as correct as possible"

"so Irish uses her body in the most healthy way as possible"

"Even though we still have some problems from time to time at jumping"

"We still have tons of fun and great rounds, where Irish is happy,"

wants to jump and believes in herself."

Thanks for watching :)

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Nutcracker - Trepak (Russian Dance) [Accordion Cover] - Duration: 1:49.

I hope you liked this cover

it's the very first time that I play classical music here

I really wanted to, and I also wanted to say few words about

the first classic concert, organized by french YouTubers

Guillaume, from the channel "Révisons nos Classiques" who made it.

And I suggest you to get some informations about it,

to support it, if you can,

or just share it.

Links are inside description and video

My opinion is we have to support this kind of projects !

If you want more classical music on my channel, say it !

See you very soon for more videos !

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Things We Would Tell Our Younger Selves ❤ Rikki Poynter & Jessica Flores ❤ - Duration: 9:23.

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Transplant Club - Duration: 1:51.

Chauncy come on, let's go!

Come on, let's go find Haley!

Just come on for a walk.

Just walk with me.

Look it, who's here to pick up Haley?

DEANNA: A lot of these patients are staying here

waiting for transplants for anywhere

between four to six months.

It's a long time to be without friends and people

that they're used to being around,

so we try our best to come up with anything that would

be fun for the kids to do.

NURSE: Things you do in the morning.

DEANNA: We've got to get going here.

You want Chauncy on your team?

We love game nights,

we love doing movie nights, or anything

to help with physical activity.

Just engage them and make it more tolerable

and a fun place to be.

[scrambling]

[cheering]

I have a daughter who's had five open heart surgeries,

so I feel like I can relate

to both patients and families.

I understand their frustrations.

I understand their fear.

It is difficult, but the people here

make it as good an environment as it can be.

CHAUNCY: OK, on three, you go back.

[laughter]

DEANNA: Oh, you want to see my gift?

Haley made me this.

My name.

"Mama D".

I'm called "Mama D" at nighttime,

and I am everybody's mother on the unit, and that's OK.

I like that role.

I like to make sure everything is done.

I like to mother my kids and the staff.

I like to help them all.

Not many people get to say

they get to spend all this time having fun with their patients

and actually working a job that's very rewarding.

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Des plantes locales pour renforcer la biodiversité et booster l'économie à Romanche Gavet - Duration: 4:31.

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Time Magazine Busts Trump For Lying About Being Person Of The Year - Duration: 3:50.

One of the more ridiculous things that happened over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend was

the fact that Donald Trump tweeted out that he had been contacted by people from Time

magazine letting him know that he was probably going to be selected as Time's Person of the

Year, but he would have to go a photo shoot, to which Donald Trump said, "Hey, I'm a busy

guy.

I can't do that.

Thanks, but no thanks."

Later, in fact, short after Donald Trump tweeted all this out, Time magazine was forced to

come out and say, "Yeah, that didn't actually happen.

Donald Trump has a gross misunderstanding of how we choose Person of the Year, and we

don't talk to anyone about it until, I guess, the first week or so of December."

So, Time magazine, in a very eloquent and not at all confrontational way, told the entire

world that Donald Trump lied to everyone about being chosen probably as Person of the Year.

Now, Time magazine very easily could have just come out and said, "Yeah, you're an absolute

liar.

Nobody wants you to be Person of the Year," but they didn't.

Again, they did it a little more diplomatically than they probably should have.

But, once again, this just goes to show you just how deranged and delusional Donald Trump

has become as President of the United States.

Now, we already know that Donald Trump has a history with Time magazine.

We've had stories that have come out showing that he has covers of Time magazine hanging

in some of his golf club that are actually fraudulent.

They didn't actually happen.

They didn't feature Donald Trump.

They didn't feature Donald Trump with the text that was on there.

But, yet, he has them hanging up because they were allegedly praising him, even though they

didn't actually exist.

But Donald Trump's lie here tells us more about him as a human being than probably any

of us really wanted to know.

At this point, his lies are growing so out of control that he might not even physically

be able to differentiate fantasy from reality.

This is a dangerous human being.

Somebody who lies with such impunity, you know, just lets them flow without any kind

of filter whatsoever, that is dangerous.

And it's even more dangerous when the person doing it happens to be one of the most powerful

people because of their position on the planet.

Donald Trump is unfit to serve as President of the United States.

If you only take one thing away from this whole fiasco, that should be it.

Could you imagine what would have happened had Barack Obama tweeted something out like

that and then Time magazine had to say, "No, we didn't actually choose you"?

Or if George W. Bush had done that, had Twitter been around throughout his entire presidency?

Fox News, the other media would have jumped on this and used it every single day to prove

what an unhinged psychopath that person truly was.

Yet, here we are having Donald Trump do this pretty much on a regular basis and the media

just treats it as another, oh, that silly Trump.

It's not silly, it's not funny, it's dangerous.

That is what Donald Trump is.

He is a dangerous sociopathic, possibly psychopathic liar who happens to also be the President

of the United States.

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Cet ingrédient naturel peut soulager immédiatement votre migraine ! - France 365 - Duration: 8:43.

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Paradise Pier vs Dinoland USA: Why do I like one and hate the other? - Duration: 5:13.

For today's video I'd like to pose a question.

It's a question aimed at myself as much as it's aimed at everyone watching, and

if I'm being entirely honestly, it's a question I might not have a full answer to,

but it's one I've been thinking over ever since getting back from my trip to Disneyland.

I am not shy about my distaste for Dinoland USA in the Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World.

I think it's a low effort area of the park that falls below the standards I've come

to expect from Disney and doesn't inherently feel like a Disney experience.

On paper, I feel the same could be said of Paradise Pier over in Disney's California

Adventure.

So why am I OK with Paradise Pier while I hate Dinoland USA?

I guess the first thing I need to do is clarify why this question is even a question.

For those who might not have been to one park or the other, Paradise Pier and Dinoland USA

share quite a lot in common while being two pretty unique experiences at the same time.

For one, they're both lands within a theme park that are based around older forms of

amusement that pre-date Disney.

Over in California, Paradise Pier is a recreation of the Victorian coastal boardwalks from as

far back as a hundred years ago.

In Florida we have Dinoland USA, which is, in essence, a throwback to the type of state

fair and traveling carnival that has been around long before Disneyland.

In terms of offerings, they're also pretty similar in that they have their E-ticket draw

with California Screamin' and Dinosaur, as well as a number of lower quality rides

you wouldn't really associate with Disney.

Paradise Pier has the swings and the ferris wheel, while Dinoland USA has

Primeval Whirl, a Dumbo clone.

Lastly, they're both relatively new in terms of Disney history, with Paradise Pier opening

in 2001 and Dinoland USA getting that carnival addition around 2002.

so I don't think nostalgia of the lands factor into any of this.

So with all of that said, I couldn't help but wonder why I really enjoyed my time spent

at Paradise Pier, yet I'll usually avoid Dinoland USA.

I have a theory that I'd like to share.

I believe it largely has to do with not only my age, or our collective ages if you agree

with me, but the age of the amusements depicted themselves.

The Victorian boardwalks that Paradise Pier idealizes come from a time that, I think it's

safe to say, nobody watching this was alive to experience.

While we still have plenty of boardwalk amusements today, that aesthetic of the white wood and

exposed bulbs at night originates from as far back as the early 1900s.

On the flip side of that, Dinoland USA emulates the very style of traveling fair that we can

actually still find today.

It's a setting that many of us can say we've experienced ourselves.

I wonder if that difference in experience is the core of what makes these two lands

feel so different.

After all, it's much more difficult to apply rose-tinted nostalgia to something we can

still experience today.

Inversely, maybe easier to apply that rose-tinted nostalgia if we've never truly experienced

it to begin with, but simply go off of what we've seen in films, television or through

stories we're told.

When we look at something like Main Street USA, we're looking at Walt's nostalgic

ode to his childhood life in Missouri.

He felt the drive to recreate that optimistic look back at Main Street because at the time

it was an experience that was quickly disappearing around the country.

Perhaps the same could be said of the boardwalks of Paradise Pier.

However we don't have to go very far to find the inspiration of Dinoland USA.

So why does this even matter?

I suppose it's partially because I'm interesting in hearing what you all have to say about

the lands, and a part of me hopes that maybe asking this question would shed some

light on what could be done with future lands at the parks to improve.

With that theory in mind, does it mean that in 50 years or so kids will look at Dinoland

USA with awe and nostalgia for something they've never experienced, similar to the way I ?

kind of do right now with Paradise Pier?

Is the solution that perhaps lands shouldn't be designed around experiences we can still

find today?

If you look at the Magic Kingdom, those lands are either fiction of some form, or romanticized

versions of an era that is long gone.

I guess it might not matter.

After all, Paradise Pier will be undergoing a transformation into Pixar Pier, and there

are early rumors going around that Dinoland USA might also see a complete transformation.

Either way, I'd love to hear from you.

Maybe you're on the complete opposite side of this and love Dinoland while hating the

Pier.

Maybe you love them both or hate them both.

Let me know in the comments what your two cents are.

I want to turn this into a larger discussion.

Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time!

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ℳars || ֆofa [+субтитры] - Duration: 1:40.

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Les 1ères ES/L et l'épreuve anticipée du BAC de Sciences - Duration: 0:55.

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Dog CANE CORSO DERREK on an autumn walk. #canecorso - Duration: 9:18.

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Le prince Harry et Meghan Markle sont offi­ciel­le­ment fian­cés - Duration: 2:20.

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Chaque fois que j'allais dans sa maison, ça sentait merveilleusement bon. - Duration: 5:45.

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IP-Tablet QSG 02 - How to Register - Duration: 1:27.

How to Register IP-Tablet Licenses

Once installed on a tablet or PC, the IP-Tablet software must be licensed through a simple

registration process.

License registration can be done from the device running IP-Tablet, or from a PC elsewhere

on the same network.

To start, make sure the IP-Tablet software is running on the device to be licensed.

IP-Tablet instantiates a small http server - by default at port 2080.

If from the same device you can browse to localhost:2080.

From a different device, browse to the IP-Tablet's IP address:2080.

From the IP-Tablet administration home screen, click on Setup.

Then Click Licenses.

The license strings have a lot of characters - more than you'd want to enter manually.

We suggest you copy and paste your license keys from your confirmation document into

the license field.

Once a license key is pasted, click Register to activate the license over the Internet.

Repeat the process for any additional IP-Tablet modules for which you have licenses.

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Music To Clean Home - VERY POWERFUL - Duration: 2:07:29.

Music To Clean Home - VERY POWERFUL