Youtube daily report Dec 27 2017

It looks like shoppers in the U.K. have stayed home on Boxing Day this year.

Fewer people hit the U.K.'s Boxing Day sales this year as Black Friday discounts and savvy

online shoppers led to a lower turnout.

Research group Springboard says that shop visits dropped 4-and-a-half percent compared

to the year before,... and shopping centers and High Streets recorded the biggest drops

in customers.

It said that although it had expected a downturn,... the scale of the drop is greater than predicted,...

and that the trend seen in the past couple of years reflects a structural shift in the

Christmas trading period.

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陈汉典吐槽：在康熙10多年，小s上台就骂他，下台就骂黄子佼 - Duration: 3:34.

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【Hitoshizuku × Yama△ ft. Kagamine Rin.Len】Sister's ∞ mercY【sub español】 - Duration: 4:05.

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李嫣手術成功顏值恢復，大s卻說她是沒媽的孩子，網友：自導自演...! - Duration: 4:51.

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Channel teaser | 2k18 - Duration: 0:09.

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Booba - Cartoon for kids

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Animal Kingdom: Pet Cancer Treatment - Duration: 4:46.

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Economic Update: Public Service VS Private Profit [CLIP] - Duration: 3:38.

Is the idea of a public bank a fantasy, a utopian dream, something in the distant

future, or is it something that exists in the world today, exists perhaps in the

United States today, something we can point to and say we already have an

example, a history, an empirical record of what's been going on? And I mean this is

a rhetorical question, you know and I know that the answer is yes we have

examples, so let's start with the one here in the United States that gets all

the attention, once you learn about this, which is the Bank of North Dakota, tell

us a little bit about it. Right, so the Bank of North Dakota is the only

currently operating public bank in the United States. It's very successful, it

was found in 1919, at the time banks were foreclosing on mass on farms in North

Dakota, mainly banks located in Minneapolis, and the farmers of North

Dakota got together, and they started what they called the nonpartisan League,

which was a sort of not right or left movement, but really a localist, stay out

of our state kind of movement, saying we want to keep our money here, and we want

to make sure our farmers and our banks are thriving, and not out of state banks.

They captured both houses of the legislature in the following election,

and immediately created a state-owned grain mill and elevator, and the public

bank, the Bank of North Dakota. They amended the Constitution in North Dakota

to require that all state revenues and accounts be held at the bank,

guaranteeing at a deposit base, and they put it in chart. they put in charge of

the bank the Industrial Council or committee, which consists of the Governor,

the Attorney General, and the Agriculture Commissioner of the state. They then

proceeded to make loans to farmers, some of them at competitive interest rates,

and others at discounted rates. They did have some trouble. North Dakota, I mean

they kept the money yes inside the state. Yes, and this is a principle of almost

all public banks, is that they're very regionally focused, in fact they're

designed to avoid competition with each other and also commercial banks,

and the Bank of North Dakota is a great example of that, because they have one

branch and have zero ATMs, and that's one way that they keep costs very low, but

they also partner with community banks, and Community Development funds, those

kinds of things, in order to service your sort of retail customers and business

customers. One of the major benefits of that is that North Dakota has the

best community banking industry out of all the other states in the United

States. There are more banks per capita, and those banks perform much better than

community banks in other states, and part of that is because the Bank of North

Dakota acts as sort of a mini Fed, right, it extends credit to these banks, it

allows them repo credit right so your after-hours banking transfers in order

to make sure the balance sheets all match up,

they guarantee loans, they buy loans on a secondary market in order to increase

the liquidity of local banks, and that independent spirit insulated them from a

lot of the turmoil in Wall Street. They survived the credit crunch of 2009,

they're currently thriving, despite an oil bust in that state. They've returned

over a billion dollars in profits to the taxpayers in North Dakota over the last

20 years, it's a per capita of about thirty five hundred dollars per taxpayer,

that they got in free services that they didn't have to pay taxes for.

For more infomation >> Economic Update: Public Service VS Private Profit [CLIP] - Duration: 3:38.

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What I Wore ~ Different Pant Lengths ~ Ep. 25 - Duration: 6:52.

[Audio Length: 00:06:51] RECORDING COMMENCES:

Rajka Hayden: Welcome to the Dress Up Mom.

Hello, my friends.

It's the start of what I think is going to be a great new week.

I have a lot of fun things planned for this week.

Let me show you what I pick out to wear.

Tonight, I'm wearing this very fun silk duster that I picked up at ReLove in San Francisco.

I love it.

I feel very 70s, Stevie Nicks.

It's got this fringe on the colors.

I like it because it's colorful, but still a little subdued.

I'm wearing that with plain things underneath.

This Kit and Ace top, my Tanner belt.

These are Levi's that I got in Dublin at a resale shop.

I frayed them myself.

And, of course, the Briar clogs from San Francisco that just bring it all together, and I think

have just the right feel that I'm looking for tonight.

This is my Ecuadorian rainbow jacket that I picked up resale from ReLove in San Francisco.

I think it brightens up any day, and I really love wearing it.

It's the perfect weight for here in Southern California as it starts to get a little bit

colder.

I have it with these pants.

These are Saint John knit pants that I've shortened a little bit to make it a little

bit less dressy, but I feel like a little gaucho-y in this.

Also, with the boots, these are Fry boots that I picked up resale from Flashbacks in

Encinitas.

I've had them for many years.

Buying boots resale, especially Fry and brands that last for a long time and aren't super

trendy, is a great way to go.

So, off and running in this today.

Today, I am adding a little bit of sparkle to my work outfit.

This is a little sparkly shell that is part of a two-piece suit that I have.

It comes with a skirt as well as a shell.

You can wear it, and have it look like a dress, or you can wear them as separates, which I'm

doing it today.

I picked it up at Bad Madge and Company here in San Diego, one of my favorite places.

Then, I have my magic turtleneck under it.

This turtleneck is from Kit and Ace.

It's just the perfect weight for layering, for this time of year especially.

It seems to this color, this slate gray, seems to go with everything.

I can pair it with everything.

You can see for work today, by putting this turtleneck under this sparkly shell, it really

makes this not be as dressy as it could be, and I think gives it just the right feel.

Then, these pants.

These pants are Chanel vintage trousers.

Look at the little pockets in the back.

They're just the perfect kind of slouchy fit for right now.

I had the length of them altered a little bit.

I bought these at ReLove in San Francisco, and they feel terrific on and are just the

perfect basic pant.

I'm so happy to have them.

Then, finally, these are Stuart Weisman little slides, all leather, that I picked up at a

thrift shop for something like $12.

Really feeling good in this outfit today.

Get to wear jeans to work day.

Today, I do have a pair of my favorite jeans on.

These are Mother denim, Mother jeans.

I love the cut of them.

They're a little bit 70s, and the wash of them is perfect.

They fit really well.

They're a really nice denim that stretches, but isn't too thin.

I've had these, I paid quite a bit for them when they first came out, and it's been about

seven years that I've had them.

Now, the cost per wear, honestly, is something like about one penny.

I've worn the heck of out them.

I love them.

They're still in great shape.

I do think indulging and spending a little bit on a pair of jeans that you love—I have

other ones that I haven't spent a lot of money on, but ones that you love might be a good

thing to do.

I have them with, this is my Serbian blouse.

It's actually from Serbia.

Quite old.

Very vintage.

I had it changed up a little bit, but it feels peasanty and fun.

Then, this is a very special vest that I have.

This is an old vintage Irish sweater.

It's that beautiful Irish knit.

It had these long sleeves.

It was my husband's grandmother's.

I inherited it when she passed, and the sleeves were way too short.

I cut it off into this cute little vest, and I just love wearing it.

It's very cozy.

To top the whole thing off and give it that even more boho feel that I'm looking for,

I have my lovely Sven clogs that I've had also for many, many years.

That's it.

Today, I am going to a luncheon downtown, and I am busting out a couple of my very favorite

resale pieces for that.

The first is this jacket.

It's an Oscar De La Renta vintage jacket that has pants that are matching that go with it.

I wear it together, but I often wear them as separates.

I do wear it year-round, but I love wearing it around the holidays, because it reminds

me a little bit of Christmas wrapping paper, the way that it is, that foil feel to it.

I'll be wearing that with these pants that I bought resale from the Hospice Resale.

Then, these are little red Oxfords that I've had for a very long time, and just a little

Kit and Ace shell to tie it all together, add a little bit of pop of color.

On pants, I haven't asked recently about pant length and what the current pant length is

or are, and I'm telling you, I couldn't be happier with the variety of pant lengths and

how everything goes now.

As a tall woman, I'm about 5'10", I've often had a lot of trouble finding pants long

enough when they had to be to the ground.

I love this new cropped look on the pants, particularly since I am tall.

I can wear them.

I have long legs.

It doesn't cut off my legs too much.

When I first hemmed these pants, and you might have seen them in some other videos, they

were a little bit too short.

I made them a little bit longer.

For the dressier pants like this, I like to wear them mid—right where your ankle is

the thinnest.

For me, that's halfway to my tattoo right there.

I have jeans that I have cut even shorter that go up to the top of my tattoo, particularly

if I'm going to wear any kind of ankle boot.

You want some space between the ankle boot and the pant.

That is it, my friends, for this time.

I would love to know your comments about the outfits, what particularly liked, or if there

was something you didn't care for.

I love learning from you that way.

Thank you so much for watching.

I really appreciate it, and until next time, dress it up a little.

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